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Evening Post, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 120, 17 November 1909, Page 12

UNREHKKYKD SALE FRIDAY, 19th NOVEMBER, 1909, At 1 pin sharp BACK WAIWETU-ROAD, LOWER HUTT. HERN'EST LEIGHTOX is favouied • with instructions from the Executor in the estate of J. T. Wise (deceased), to Fell on the farm, as above — 8 picked cows, in milk and coining lo profit 2 good 2-year-old heifers 1 bay gelding, aged 1 blood sow 3 good porkers 4 weaners 2 calves 48 fowls., principally Black Orpington, LangyhaiiF, and Leghorns 41 wnll-grown chicks (Bla-jk Orpingtons) 12 white duck1 Cypher incubator Largo quantity of sundries, including, plough, cultivator, bone mill, grit sill, hand separator, 6 Mirki«, oats, barrel ehurij, milk cane, bucket, larga vice, cart harness, saddle, charcoal grimier, forks spades, ancl a large quantity of garden tools of all description. NOTE.— Buyers of cows, poultry, etc., should not fail to attend this gale, as everything is first-class ancl is for unreseivcd gale. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. AUCTION -SALE. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. " RATA-STREET, LOWER HUTT. SATURDAY, 20lh NOVEMBER, 1909, At 2 o'clock sharp. H ERNEST LEIGHTON has received • instructions to sell at tho house, Ra.ta-street, lately "occupied by Mr. InnesJones — Tho contents of 5 room 5 , comprising: 1 brass-mounted French bedstead, duehesse chest, dining table, g.i. becisteads, wicker chairs, waths-tancK toiletware, inlaid linoleums, hall luiuier, Canadian chairs, bookshelve-, fancy lamv>, mats, curtains and poles, 12 yard- sheeting, 26 yards feit, kapok heAr, fender ancl irons, dinner set and ten sit, kiteiion table, cutlery, crockery, kitchen utensils, ett 1 ., etc. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. 24th and 25th NOVEMBER, 10G9. At 2 p.m. each day. Ex s.s. ilimiro. SPLENDID CONSIGNMENT OF RARE AND VALUABLE BOOKS. MESSRS. J. H. BETHUNE AND CO. havo been favoured with instructions from !he ( 'onsignors to sell by Auction, ut (heir rooms, Fentherston-st., on WKDNKSDAY and THURSDAY, 24th ancl 25th instants, commencing each day, at 2 p.m. — One of the Bes( Consignments of Books c\ei- submitted at ;mjtion in tho Dominion, comiinauig— i'.nuyclopiicdia liritAiuuca (10th edition!, Splandid Architectural Worki by Audblcv, JJlackburno, Ferguson, Kieharckon, Sliehl, I and othur-. N.Z. Ferns and flowers, ! Bullcr's Birds Sir R. Owen's Wmglosb Birds, N.Z. , G F. Angas' 'Die New Zealandei-s; Brocs' N'.ii. VU'v.f, Cook's Voyages and Atlas, Cruise N.Z. ; Diciteiibach'.s Aborigines of N.Z ; Polynesia, Ellis ; Uors-t's Maori King, S.r G. Greys Mythology yud Maori Folk-lore, Kcny-Nicliolls' Kintf Country, Manmg's N.Z. Customs, NieholaV Voyages, Polack's N.Z. (in tree calf), Sliortland's Southern Districts, Webber's Colonial Views, best editions of Dickent, Thackeray, Scott, Carlylo, etc. ; Art Publications. Complete catalogues of the 459 lots will be posted to any address on application. On view after Monday, 161 h nisi., and on the ovoning of Saturday, 20th ins>t. J. H. BETHUNE AND CO., , Auqtionecrs FRIDAY, 26th NOVEMBER, 1900, At 2.30 p.m. TO RETAILERS, MANUFACTURERS, INVESTORS and SPECULATORS. MESSRS W. H. TURNBULL AND CO. are favoured with instructions to sell by Public Auction at their Rooms, 27, PANAMA-street, as above— THAT VALUABLE FREEHOLD CORNER SECTION AT THE JUNCTION OF MANNERSSTREET AND HERBERT- ST. The eectiqn has a frontage of 23ft sin to Manners-street, exclusivo of Party Wall, and 56ft 3in to Herbert-street, widening to 68ft sin at rear, and contains 10.7 perches. This magnificent Business Site with the old wooden structure thereon now let to a tenant nt £18 per month, tenancy subject to two months' notice, forms one of Wellington's best known landmarks. It has been for many years the property of the present owners, and is now being 'sold to clear up partnership accounts. Title, Land Transfer. For further particulars and conditions of sale apply to the Auctioneers, at whose, offices the Party Wall Agreement may bo perused, or to MESSRS-QUICK AND WARD, Solicitors. THE NGAIRE GARDENS. Ck(\ ACRES, 7 paddocks, well fenced, «'" with barbery hedges, 7-roomed house, 4 fireplaces, well finished throughout, with every other convenience, also 3roomed cottage on property, adjacent to Ngaire Railway Station, cheese factory, post and telegraph office. Price £43 per acre ; best farm in Taranaki. Apply D. OHARTERIS, Land Agent, New Ply--mouth. "I A iy ACRES, 18 in crop, balance grass, ■*-^X-rJ largo . orchard ; good house and outbuildings, close to factory, P. 0., and school. Price £21 10s per acre ; £700 cash. 212 Acres, well grossed, 10 minutes irom school, railway station, etc., factory ; new 9-r. h. ; the whole ploughable when stumped. Goodwill £7 per acre. Adjoining farm was sold at £41 per acre. 4 I J. S. FREEMAN. Dannevirke. -| O ACRES, Freehold, adjacent to J-O township Main Trunk Lhie ; flat land, all in grass, and 1 acre orchard ; 2 4-roomed cottages. 3-bail cowshed, hayshed, trapshod, piggery, fowl houses, etc.; well watered; 4 paddocks. Price, only £450 ; terms £250 cash, balance at 5 per cent. Apply sharp, A. G. CUNNINGHAM, Land Agent, Taihape. FARM FOR TOWN PROPERTY.— 2000 Acres Freehold, Hawkes Bus', undulating and flat, well fenced, waternd ancl Bubdnidetl, carrying capacity li cheep, good buildings, good road to property ; will exchange for icnt-producnig city or suburban property. Prico £7 5s pet acre ; equity £4700. HUNTER, SCHULTZE, AND GIBSON. Land, Estate, and Exchange Agents, \ ' XiUflfflSikAfcceeti Napier* >