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Evening Post, Volume LXV, Issue 70, 24 March 1903, Page 8

BUSINESS PREMISEB. ADELAIDE-ROAD. IN THE SPACIOUS AUCTION ROOM, N0.38, Lamblon-quay. ON WEDNESDAyTmARCH 25, 1903. At 2.30 o'olook p.m. BAKER BROS, aro instruotod to soil by publio auotion, ns nbovo — Ono of tho most vnlunblu Business Promises in Nowtown, having a from ago of 40.91 links lo Adolnidoroad by a. depth of 136.36 links, with a right-of-way of 12.12 links wide, with tho commodious shop nnd six lnrgo living rooms. Thoso premises aVo admirably adaptod for most buitincsscH, nnd woro occupied from tho dato of erection up to tho present timo by Mr. Allan Andorson, and adjoin tho Tramway Officen. For furthor detnils and conditions of ealo apply to BAKER BROS., Auctioneers, 38, Lamht on-quny. WEDNESDAY, 25th MARCH, 1903, At 2 30 p.m. IN THE SPACIOUS AUCTION ROOM, 38, LAMBTON-QUAY. BAKER BROS, nro instructed by tho Executors of tho will of Iho lato Je«sio Tutchon to soil by publio auction— LOT 1.-BROUGHAM-STREET. Commodious 7-roomod houso, with all conveniences, in Brougham-street, having a frontago of 38ft 4in and a dopth of 138 ft, logothor with a cart onlranoo off Tutohon-stroot. LOT 2.— PIRIE-STREET. 4-roomod cottago, with convonionoos. built upon a largo pioco of land suitablo for outting up if rocniirod, containing 28 pcrohos, having a frontago to Pirio-stroot of 33ft 7in by n dopth of 132 ft, and having a frontngo lo - Tutohon-stroot of 83ft Bin. Titlo, Land Tramfor. Tho above properties must bo sold to wind up tho ottato. Conditions of tale may bo seen at tho offico of Iho Auctioneers, or nt the ofllco of Messrs. Young and Tripo, solioitors to tho Estate. | WEDNESDAY, 25th MARCH, 1003, At 2.30 o'clock p.m. IN THE AUOTION ROOM, 38, LAMBTON-QUAY.-* BAKER BROS, aro instructed to soil by publio auotion as above — "GLEN LUNA," No. 36, PIRIESTREET, all that pioco of land having a frontago of 30ft to Pirio-stroot by a dopth of 132 ft, with tho sovon-roomod rosidonoo, bathroom, hot nnd cold wator, outbuildings, flower gttrdon. This property is in one of tho most favoured residential situations in tho city, within fivo minutes' walk of tho tram, and adjoins tho first above montioncd proporty. For further details and conditions of sale apply R. B. WILLIAMS, Or BAKER BROS., . Auctioneers, Wollington. WEDNESDAY, 25th MARCH, 1003, At 2.30 p.m. IN THE LAND AUCTION ROOM, 38, LAMBTONQUAY. BAKER BROS, nro authorised to sell by puulio auction — ■ BROOKLYN— AII that piece of laud boiug lot 2 on deposited plan 3i)2, having a fronlago lo tho Ohiroroad of 66ft by a depth of 128 ft. This is a choice section, and has a spring of puro wator. Tho oxpondituro of a fow pounds would mako two admirable build' in ft sitos. For torms aud conditions of into, apply THE AUCTIONEERS. WEDNESDAY, 25l}T"MAROH, 10037" At 2.30 p.m. IN THE LANd""aUCTION ROOM, 38, LAMBTON-QUAY. BAKER BROS, aro instructed to soil by public auction, as above — All thai properly situato in Tarannkiplaco, closo to Courtenay-plaoo, mid opposito tho old Firo Brigado Station, having a frontago ot 23 feet by a depth of 144 foot, with nowly-built boardinghouso ot 12 rooms, let at a rcntnl of £125 por annum For terms and conditions of sale and additional particulars npply to MESSRS. YOUNG AND TRIPE, Solicitors, Or THE AUCTIONEERS. FRIDAY, 27th MARCH, At 2 p.m. GENERAL CLEARING SALE. On tho promises, 58, Courtonay-placo. MESSRS. SIDES', MEECH AND CO. hnvo boon favoured with instructions from tho ownor t,o soil as abovo. Tho list is 100 long to advertise in dotail, but a fow of tho principal linos aro — 1 hcavv \jihi>» coffco urn, brass tea urn, 2 good incubators, iron, splondid block ana tackle, several gas sttyvos, ranges, 2 ship's oak band*, brass hoops, snuli weights, pigeou holes, doors and shop fittings, scales, bicycles, stands, camp ovons, 2 enscs zinc moulding for builders or plasterers, etc., etc. Goods on view morning of salo. GREAT CLKARINcTsALi; OF HORSES, STOOK FARM IMPLEMENTS DRAYS, CARTS SADDLES, HARNESS HAY ' , HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, ETO. . - ' AT TnE HOMESTEAD, TAITA. MONDAY, 30lh MARCH, At 1.30 sharp TMTESSRS. SIDEY. MEKCH AND CO. iTJ. havo been favoured wilh instructions from M«\ G. A. Phillips, who is loaving tho distriot, to sell as above— 1 bay horso, 1 grey golding, 1 heavy roan draught horso, 1 cow (to oalvo in fow days), 1 good spring trap, 1 spring drny, 2 sots spring cart harnoss, saddlos nnd bridlos, 1 Planet, Jr., seed sowor nnd drill combined, usual fnrm implements (a good lot), carpenter's tools, etc. ii acres Brown River potatoes, 1 patch Fluko potatoes, 1 staok of hay, about 3 tons 1 suite 7 pieces, enrpots, linoleum, pictures, ornnmnnts, fondcrs and ilroirons, hearthrugs, occasional tablos, whatnot, laco curtains, curtain poloe, dining nnd other tables, Austrian and other chairs, couohes, iron bedsteads and spring mattresses, bods. wnshstnnds nnd ware, wnrdrobo, duchess pairs, cheats drawers, lamps, toilet waro, toilet tablos and glasses, books, glassware, o.p. waro, ctttlory, crockory ond lnrgo lot useful kitchon utensils and sundries too numorous to advertise. NOTE.— This salo should command tho attention ot nil, as our instructions aro lo soil WITHOUT RESERVE. Goods on viow morning of salo. The horses aro sound and staunoh, and a trial will bo'frivon. Further entries aro invited for this sale. Entries can bo mado with Mr. Phillips or tho Auctioneer*. FOR SALE, gont's Columbia Bicycle, No. 992, 24-inoh frame, turnod-up handle-bar, in very good order; suitablo for heavy rider ; price £6 cash. Adams Star Cycle Company, Moroor-street. 1