AUCTION AND PROPERTY SALES

Evening Post, Volume LXXVII, Issue 111, 12 May 1909, Page 2

AUCTION AND PROPERTY SALES

On Wednesday, the 26th May, Messrs. W. H. Turnbull and Co. will sell by auction at their rooms, 27, Pana-ma-street : Two five-roomed cottages at Petone, and a large level block of vacant land at the corner of Adelaideroad and Herald-street, Berhampore. Ea-ch of these sales is by order of the mortgagee, through the Registrar. Messrs. J. H. Bethune and Co. announce in our auction columns that on Monday next, 17th instant) at 2.30 p.m., at their rooms, they are holding an auction of freehold properties. Two properties are in Macdonald-crescent, being residences No. 11, containing 14 rooms, and No. 13, containing 11 rooms. These are let at £2 15s and £2 5s per week respectively. A residential property, No. 36, Thompson-street, with 13-roomed residence, known as "Allandale," and a property at the corner of Austinstreet and Queen-street are also being submitted. The buildings comprise shop and dwelling of four rooms, and two cottages, each of fo,ur rooms. Messrs. Longmore and Co. direct attention to their replace advertisement of properties for sale in Austin-street and the Terrace. Messrs. Jierleiishaw and Evensen announce in this issue that they will sell furniture, etc., by auction, on the premises, Lang's-road, Lower Hutt, on Monday next, 17th May, at 2 p.m ; , in accordanco with instructions from ill's. M'Mahon, who is leaving the district. I Messrs. A. L. Wilson advertise particulars of auction sales they are holding. To-morrow, at 1.30, on account of Mr. J. Marlow, at his residence, 4, Pitthtreet, Berhampoie, they will sell* furniture and effects. On Friday, at 3, South-avenuo. they will sell the contents of six rooms, fully furnished, sale commencing at 1.30. At Johnsonville, at Mr. Victor F. Hughes's farm (late Mrs. Pickens), on Monday, commencing at 12.20 o'clock, the firm will sell 36 head of cattle and dairy sundries. The firm advertise fuller particulars of the furniture sale to be held at Mr. T. E. Donne's residence, No. 233, Wel-lington-terrace, on Tuesday and Wednesday next, 18th and 19th insts. The sale commences each day at 10 o'clock, and will be continued, with a half hour's luncheon adjournment, until 5 p.m. The list includes a large number of water colours and oil paintings, a collection of Maori and South Sea Island curios, and the complete furniture of ten rooms. A feature of the sale is a combination billiard and dining table by Alcock and Co. Complete cotaloguep of the 780 lots are being prepared, and will bo po«ted to any address on application. Tho furniture will be on view on Monday afternoon, and on the mornings of