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Evening Post, Volume LXVIII, Issue 46, 23 August 1904, Page 8

TO-MORROW WEDNESDAY, 24th AUGUST, 1004, At 2.30 p.m. Estate of tho Late Hon. W. B. D. Mantoll. TO BUILDERsT INVESTORS, And thoso in Search of DELIGHTFUL RESIDENTIAL SITES. cfiOSE to PARLIAMENT BUILDING. S PERFECTLY LEVEL. *%ELL SHELTERED FROM BOTH NORTH AND SOUTH WINDS. MESSRS. J. hT~BETHUNE & CO 'have boon favourod with instructions from tho lvxocutors in tho abovo Estato to sell by publio nuolion, at thoir rooms, Fcalhoristoti-stroet, on WEDNESDAY, 24th August, at 2.30 p.m — That contrally-situatod FREEHOLD PROPERTY, part of Section No. 502, City of Wellington, having a frontago of 120 foot to SYDNEY-STRIiET by a depth varying from 127 foot 3 incho* to 160 foot 4 inches (all moro or loss), togothor with the FAMILY RESIDENCE erected thereon, containing 12 rooms, scullory, pantry, 2 bathrooms, otc, woll known as Laving been occupied by tho lato Hon. W. B. D. Mantell. Tho above charming proporty is situated near MUSEUM-BTREET. Its central position in tho hoart of tho tost and roost accessible part of Thorndon, combined with tho mngnificont lovol frontago to Sydnoy-sroot, givos it exceptional valuo to a professional man, speculator, or butldor, whilst tho reaidouco now on tho land is so placod as to allow of furthor building with vory liltlo disturbance of the >pres«nl arrangement. TITLE, LAND TRANSFER. For plans and all particulars apply to J. H. BETHUNE & CO.. Auctioneers. WEDNESDAY. 24th AUGUST, 1904, At 1.30 o'olock. KURSERY STOCK! NURSERY STOOK 1 Tho Last Salo of tho Soaeon. A SPLENDID CONSIGNMENT From tho MORSHEAD NURSERY- COMPANY, of Now Plymouth. BEAUTIFUL SPECIMEN PLANTS. MESSRS. TOWNS END AND PAUL | will soil in their rooms (upstairs), in Harrin-stroot, a conaignmeut of exceptionally ohoico Nursery Stook, comprising— I Camellias, Azaloait, Rod Daphnes, j White Daphnes, Rhododondrons, Roses, Cabbage Trees, Silver j Trees, Macrooorpa, Euonymua, Piuus Insignis, Pinus Mantima, j Borbcris, Heaths, Abies, otc, otc Also, Specimen Plants and choico Nativo Shrubs Catalogues on Tuosday. TOMORROW, WEDNESDAY, 24th AUGUST, " At 2.30 o'clock. fItTESSRS. W. H. MORRAH AND CO 'jLtJL havo boon inatruotod by tho consignees to sell as abovo, in thoir rooms, Willia-alroot— A consignment of bamboo waro, consisting of — Largo, modium and small not stands, lacquer and matting, tnblos, whatnots, hall stand, musio stands, afternoon tea tables, brackets, otc, oto. 'A very, choice lot, and all to bo sold to tho highest bidder. TO-MORROW, WEDNESDAY, 24th AUGUST, At 2 o'clock. CENTRAL HORSE" BAZAAR, HATS-RIS-STREET. T> B. WATTS will sell by auotion— 1 hrako, pair of horses, and harness 1 bay mare, Byrs, good harness maro 1 half -draught bay gelding, 7yrs 1 groy gelding, aged An assortment of briulos, whips, saddles, doublo and singlo harnoss, etc., etc. BUILDINGS FOR REMOVAL. BAKER BROS, will sell by publio auction at 207. Adelaide-road, on WEDNESDAY, 24th AUGUST, At 2.30 p.m. — A good 7-roomea Dwolling with a number of outbuildings, stables, etc. ; lots of iron, ' ■ . BAKER JBBQS. PALMERSTON STOOK SALE. THURSDAY, 25th~AUGUST, 1904. A BRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., •TjL will sell at 1 p.m.— 7 yearling steers 50 woll-bred 2-year steers 50. fresh '21 year stoors 18 picked yearling hoiferi 16 prime fat cowh 10 12-month choice hoifors 10 hoifors in calf 9 mixeri yearlings 7 springinv* cows * 60 mixed yearlings, good colours 50 mixed yearlings 20 18-months steert 20 heifore in calf 5 store cows 50 good mixed yearlings 9 yearling Jersey hoi Fora 5 2 year itoort 200 hoggots 150 dry owes 60 woolly hoggots, good 60 owe hoggots 260 hoggets, off turnip* 100 ewes in lamb FRIDAY, 26th AUGUST, 1004, At 2 p.m. BALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. Under Instructions of Holder of Bill-of-Salo. MESSRS. HARCOURT AND CO. will sell WITHOUT RESERVE-, at thoir rooms, 48, Lambton-quay, on. above date, undor instructions from holder of bill-of-a.ale— ■ Singlo and doublo brass-rail iron bed■teads, wiro-wove and spring matlrossos, Austrian chairs, linoleum, bedding, shooting, d rowing tables, nuantity of oilcloth, washstands, tables, sofas, curtains, lookingglasses, fenders, kitchen utensils, crockery and cutlery, and largo number of valuablo artioles too mtmorous to mention. HAKCOURT AND CO., Auctioneers. AT~THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. TUESDAY. 30th AUGUST, 1904, At 2.30 p.m. MESSRS. HARCOURT AND CO. hayo boon instructed to sell by publio auction at tho Chambor of Commorco on Tuosday, 30th August, at 2.30 p.m.— All that pieco or parcel of land having a frontage of 52ft 6in to Homoetreet by a depth of 112 ft, having also a fronlago of 52ft 6iu to Eliia-beth-stroot, togothor with tho three seven - roomod dwellings erected thereon. Then* proporties aro closo to Kent-terrace and tho eleotric tram lino, and uro admirably adapted either for private residences or for first-class business purposes. Further particulars from HARCOURT AND CO., 1 Auctioneers. lIOR PRIVATE SALE, Close to Newtown Park and Tram Terminus, (Gentleman's *8-roomed Residence, repleto with overy modorn convenience ; nearly •j acre land, nicely plantod and laid out; prico £1500. V W. 11. MORRAH AND CO., Auctioneers and Land Agents, WUJis-stroet