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Evening Post, Volume LXXVII, Issue 110, 11 May 1909, Page 10

TO-MORROW. WEDNESDAY, 12th MAY, 1909, I At 2.30 p.m. j EXCEPTIONALLY SITUATED AND WELL-APPOINTED FAMILY RESIDENCE, No. 223, WELLINGTON-TERRACE 'Corner Harbour A 7 icw). MESSRS. J. H. BETHUNE AND CO. have been favoured with iustructions from T. E. Donne, Esq., who is leaving for London, to sell by auction at their Rooms, Featherston-strect — , His SPLENDID FREEHOLD PROPERTY, Lot 3 of Section 194, Wellington, having a frontoge of 34ft 4in to Wollingto '-terrace by <w depth therefrom of 103 ft 9iu, widening to 58ft on the back boundary, and adjoining Harbour View Right-of-way leading to Boulcott-street, together with the charming Family. Residence of 10 rooms, with balcony room, storeroom, bathroom, and laundry, fitted with electric light and_ bells, panelled ceilings in the principal rooms, hot and cold water, tiled grates, and all conveniences. The above desirable property is within 10 minutes' walk of the G.P.0., and commands a magnificent view of City and Harbour. Its splendid situation and pleasant surroundings in the most popular -treet of the city n_vko it an ideal home for a business or professional man. For cards to view and further information, apply to J. H. BETHUNE AND CO., Auctioneers. WEDNESDAY, I2th~MAX At 1.30 o'clock. UNRESERVED SALE Of FLOWERING PLANTS, SHRUBS, AND FRUIT TREES. SECOND SALE! SECOND SALE! f~l EORGE THOMAS AND CO. have reV?T ceived instructions from Messrs. Kvans and Son, Nainai Nursery, to sell at tho Fruit Exchange, Allen and Blair streets, as above — A well-assorted catalogue of plants, including — ■ Choice roses, Japanese maples, very fine pot plants Abies, retinispora, cupressus erytomevia, cedars, spirea, hollies, coreopsis, bulbs, arauearia imbricata, privet, chyosya, camellias, rhododendrons, flax, euoymus, viburnum seiboldi, hydrangea, berberis, Japanese iris, veronicas, planes, grape vines, black and red currants, etc., etc., etc. TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY), 12th MAY, 1909, at 2 p.m. WATTS' CENTRAL BAZAAR, DIXON-STREET. BERTENStIAW AND EVENSEN will sell by auction — On Account of Mr. Bell — 1 bay gelding, svrs, any trial 1 black marc. 4yrs, any trial 1 bay pony, 4yrs, broken to saddle 1 brown gelding, aged, saddle, harness 1 bay hack mare, 9yrs 1 bay mare, rising 4yrs, any trial On Account of Mr. Ollivcr — Buggy, pony and harness. By Order of the Bailiff S.M. CourtSet heavy harness. On Account P. B. Watts— 4 grand tradesman's horses, trials in I single harness. Dn Account of Mr. Simmons — Chestnut pony, syrs, any trial. Further entries" solicited. ! 11. M. BERTENSHAW, Auctioneer. FRIDAY, 14th' MAY, At half-past 1 o'clock. Under Distraint for Rent. DUIGAN versus WATSON. JC. ARBUCKLE has received instruca tions to sell by auction, on the premises, 27, Kent-terrace — All the stock of confectionery, plant, etc., consisting of A large quantity of Cadbury's, Rountree's, Griffen's, Pascall's, and other noted brands of confectionery, in great, variety. Also, 10 crates aerated waters, ice cream machine, ice chest, 2 sets brass counter scales and weights, 1 set iron scales and weights, glass show ca°cs, lolly bottles, cigarettes, tobacco, etc., etc. UNRESERVED. 1 I CRYSELCO LAMPS. METAL FILAMENT. r^RYSELCO ELECTRIC LAMPS are \J noted for their long life, high efficiency, increased light and low cost. MADE IN ENGLAND. I i POSTER ARC LAMPS. Leading British ARC LAMP. Used soleLy by Kirkcaldie's and other leading firms. Users of these lamps can consult our electrical expert gratis. Offices— Johnston-street (three doors from Kirkcaldie's). SAMUEL BROWN, LTD., N Z. AGENTS. METALLIC FILAMENT LAMPS, r mHESB NEW LAMPS May Now be Obtained from TURNBULL & JONES, LTD., ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS, BLAIR-STREET, WELLINGTON. And at DUNEDIN, TIMARU, CHEISTCHURCH and AUCKLAND. WANTED Known, that we are Purchasers of 100 ladieß* and gents' second-hand Bicycles ; liberal allowance in part payment for new Stars and Triumphs. Adorns, Ltd., Mercer street.