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Evening Post, Volume LXXIV, Issue 108, 2 November 1907, Page 8

TUESDAY AND' FRIDAY, 12th and 15th NOVEMBER, 1907. At 1.30 p.m. each day IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE OF VERY SUPERIOR MODERN HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, Of Firsl-claes English Manufacture. | Comprising — ♦ft 6in Massive All-bra«s Italian Bedsteads, superior bedding, excellent and well-made. 6ft. 361n3 61n POLLARD OAK BEDROOM .SUITE, Blankets, Linen. A fir»t.^lass 7ft MAHOOANY BEDROOM SUITE of Chippendale Design. Modern Overmantel in inlaid Mahogany and Rosewood Frame*, Folding Jinx r elope Card Table, Kocking Chair. A superior DRAWING ROOM SUITE IN SADDLEBAGS, A 6ft 3in HANDSOME EBONISED SIDEBOARD. A substantial • sft CARVED OAK SIDEBOARD. A '3ft 6in Walnut Hallstand, Brass Fenders and Fires, a 6ft Chesterfield Settee, a very strong Caned Oak Teletcope Dining Table, a smaller walnut ditto, Easy Chairs, Coal Cabinets, a rich-toned CABINET GRAND PIANOFORTE, Wilton Square Carpets, a few Engravings, Treadle Sexving Machine, and the usual KITCHEN APPOINTMENTS, Including a 4-ft Dresser, Dinner and Tea Services, and a variety of useful efi fects. Removed for convenience of sale. Tho J owner (xrho is leaving tho Dominion), has instructed Messrs jTTARC OU R T A. N D CO. I ■*"*" To Sell by Public Auction at their SALE ROOMS, 46, LAMBTON-QUAY, on TUESDAY and FRIDAY, 12th and 15th NOVEMBER, 1907, at 1.30 p.m. On view ANY DAY PREVIOUS to ' SALE, between the hours of 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. Without Rceervc. ! a!Tction~sa"lk TUESDAY, 19th "NOVEMBER, 1907. 4 SALE OF a RESIDENTIAL VILLAS, 4t MANSFIELD-STREET, NEWTOWN. A GRAND INVESTMENT. MESSRS. HARCOURT AND CO. have been instructed lo sell by public auction at their Rooms, 46, Lambtonquay, at 2.30 p.m. — 'All that piece of land having a f routage of 122 ft to MAN'SFIELDSTREET, NEWTOWN, with a depth of 100 ft, being part of Town Aero 885, with FOUR WELL- • BUILT VILLA RESIDENCES thereon, each having a frontage of 30ft 6in, and known as Nos. 39, 41, 43, nnd 45, and now all let to excellent tenants at 18s per week each. The villas arc situated clobe to the Tram* way Terminus, Newtown Park, etc., aro always woll lot. and off.er an EXCELLENT INVESTMENT AT A GOOD RATE OF INTEREST. A substantial proportion of th«) purchase money can remain on mortgage. Full particulars of MESHKS. HARCOURT AND CO., Auctioneers. W^NESDAY~L3IT"NOVEMBERri9O7T AL 2.30 p.m. Estate of the late T. M'Mcnamcn. ! TO 'BUILDERS. BUSINESS MEN, AND SPECULATORS. SPLENDID CORNER BLOCK OF LAND, ISLAND BAY. MESSRS. J. H. BETIIUNE AND CO. aro instructed to sell in the above Estate, at their auction rooms, Feather-stoa-stieet, on Wednesday, 15th November, at 2.30 p.m. — FOUR FREEHOLD SECTIONS, Nos. 98, 99, 100, and 101 on deposited plan No. 170, containing an orca of 3 roods 31 porvhes (more or lessl, and fronting the continuation of Mersey-street 165 ft, Adelaide-road 205 ft, and Hollownyroad 186 ft, being all tho land in Certificate of Tillo Vol. 36, folio 27. Section 101 and. part of 100 aro levol, the 'balance of tho laud rising somewhat, and commiinding a splendid viexv of the Straits. Id torrns, conditions of sale, and full particalai?, apply J. H. BETHUNE AND CO., Auctioneers. WEDNESDAY", 13th NOVEMBER, 1907, At 2 30 p.m. ! 5 CENTRAL BUILDING ALLOTMENTS HATAITAI. Messrs. j. tj. mrt'HUNi-: and co. linyi; been ine'.rucicd to sell in their iooin c . leilthersiton-htreut, as abo\e — LOTS 1 (o 4 — A re-.-"ubdh i-ion of Sections 12 and 13, Block 7, Hnlaitai, Lot 1 having 50ft frontage to Konini-road, and containing 26.8 perches ; Lot 2, ; 57ft frontage, 23.9 perchct ; Lot 3, 51ft , Oin frontage, 20.4 perches ; and Lot 4, ' 46ft 2in frontage, 24 peiches. The allotments command magnificent views of the StraiU-, and are excellent j ' building sit<^, easy of approach from the j road, within two minute*' walk of tbo I tunnel entrance and electric tramline. Also, Section 8, Block 5, Hataitai, having 49ft ! 6in frontage to Waipapa-road by a depth of 152 ft 9in to 166 ft 3in. j This suction is one of the sunniest in Hataitai. It rise» gradually roxvards the back boundary, and commands a magni- I fieent panoramic viexv of Kilbirnie Valley and tho ocean. For full paitieulars and i-ketch plans, apply to J_H. BETHUNE AND CO., Auctioneers. ! PUBLIC AUCTION SALE. WEDNESDAY, 20th NOVEMBER. PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. IMPORTANT TO SPECULATORS, INVESTORS. ETC. MESSRS. GUALTER, DYKES AND CO. xvill sell at their room«, Fea-thenton-street, as above — LOT ]~-W>ll-built 7-ronnicd house, xvith i work-hop-*, etc., at No. 1, Lloyd-^treet, (jUvl off Pirie-street). The land is 35ft, 6in x 90ft. Insurance £300. TitleLand Tiniibfor. NOTE. — This is a very snucr little property, and is within v 'stone's throw of Vivian-btroel and Kenl-leiTuco. To (ho investor, speculator, or those on the lookout for a cheap properly, practically m j Ihn heart of the citj, this one should coui- | mand instant attention. Cards to viexv from tbo Auctioneers, Gualter, Dykes and Co LOT 2—Seotion No. 6, Block 5, W.ii paparoad Hataitai, 49ft 6in x 150fl (about). Title — Land Transfer This section is within 2 minules' walk from the tram serx'ice, and has a gentle slope : ready fur building. Further particulars can be obtained from GUALTKK, DYKES AND CO., Auctioned -, Featherston-t 500 ACRE IMPROVED Cattis and Sheep Faun, | nice Mtn on flat-< for a homeftcad ; jpiopcitv for Jjalf Apply to j J H BETHUNE AND CO, EiUje Ag&iUi, ejo., Wellington.