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Evening Post, Volume LXXIX, Issue 89, 16 April 1910, Page 8

MONSTER UXRESERVED SALE. " TUESDAY, THURSDAY, AXD FRIDAY. 19th, 21st, ond 22nd APRIL. Commencing each day at 1 p in. MOUNSEY AXD CO. have ' received instruction* from the liquidator of the Malcolm Furnishing Company to tell — The wholo of the superior stock of High-class Furniture, contained in the xhop in tbo Square, Palmorctou North. Fuller details later adiortitoment. MONDAY, 25th APRIL, 1910. SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION', TWO FOUR-ROOMED DWELLINGS. NOS. 107 and 109. ELIZABETH-ST. MESSRS. HARCOURT AXD CO. havo been favoured with instructions to *rll by Public Auction, at their Room', 195, Lanibton-quay, on Monday, 25th April, 1910. at 2.30 p.m.— All that pioce of Land, being part Town Acre 345, having a frontago to Elizabeth-street of 34ft, by a depth of 75 fort, together with two four-roomed Dwellings and conveniences erected thore011, and known as Xos. 107 and 109. The above comfortable littlo properties are woll situated, and command a good view; they are high, dry, and in a sunny position, and within a few minutes' walk of Court cnay-place. Further particulars from HARCOURT AXD CO., Auctioneer!. MONDAY, 25th APRDL. 1910. sale by public auction. valuable building site. ~konuuta~i.terrace7*&!KXmxrt~ meßsrs harcouht and co. have been favoured with instructions to sell by public auction, at their room*, 195, I_mbton-quajr, on Monday, 25th April, at 2.30 p.m.— • All that niece of Land, being Section 30. Block 2, having a frontaire of 78ft llin to RONGOTAI-TER-RACE by a depth of 173 ft 7in «.n one tide and 134 ft llin on the other fido and 67ft at back, con* taining ar. area. 2I 37.8 perches (more or less). This magnificent building site is situated on the tnnny slopes of Miramar, the section w practically level, and commands a grand view of tho harbour and all the stirrounding country, and within a few minute*' walk front tho electric tram I int. For further particular*, apply HARCOURT AXD CO.. Auctioneers. WEDNESDAY, 27th APRIL, 1910, At 3 p.m. j At the Auction Rooms of MESSRS. J. H. BETHUNE AND CO.. Feathertton and Brandon ttrcets, Wellington. AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE FREEHOLDS IN THE HEART OF THE CITY. By order of tho Mortgagees, under conduct of the Registrar of the Supremo Court. MESSRS. J H. BETKUNE AND CO., under instructions from tho Registrar of the Supremo Court, on tho application of the Second Mortgagees, will sell by public auction, on WEDNESDAY, 27th APRIL, 1910, at 3 p.m.— ALL THAT PIECE OF LAND containing 20 5-lOth pcrchcr, being part of bection numbered 509 on the Plan of tho City of Wellington, having a frontage to Lower \V iltis-fltrect oi 42 fee', 10 inclu-H, and widening at tho rear to 72 feet by a depth of 110 feet. .Together with (ho SHOPS AND OTHER ' * BUILDINGS erected thereon, and now in tho occupation of the Willis-street Shooting Gallery and Messrs. P. Calvert, W. S. Bedford, J. G. Bay, and other tenants, and known 1 as numbers 56, 52, and 52a, Willis-strcct. This is a most exceptional opportunity of acquiring at a low prico ono of the most Valuable Freeholds in this City Practically all tho traffic of tho city passes this site, and its potentialities aro onorn.cus. The property is to bo sold subject to a first mortgage to the Government Insur. anco Department at 4£ per cent., and our instructions to sell aro absolute. Iho Titlo is Land Transfer. Applications to sell and estimate of value of property can bo B£cn at the office of tho Registrar. For full terms and particular*, conditions of sale, etc., apply to MESSRS. BOLTON AND ORGAN, 39, Johnstonstreet, Wellington, Solicitors for tho Mortgagees ; or to THE AUCnONEERS."" WEDNESDAY, 27th APRDL, 1910, At 3 p.m. CENTRAL RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY, No. 147, UPPER DIXON-STREET. MESBRS. J. H. BETHUNE AND CO. havo been favoured with instructions from tbe Attorney of the Owner to sell by auction at their roomi, Fcathcrston-strect, as above — THAT SPLENDIDLY-SITUATED PROPEKTY, being Lot 6 of Section No. 162, Wellington, having a front ago of 60ft 6in to Upper Dixon-street, near to The Terrace, by a depth therefrom of 73ft, together with the substantiallybuilt ONE-STORY. RESIDENCE, No. 147. thereon, containing 7 rooms, with bcullery, bathroom, and washhousc. It is seldom that surh a splendidlysituated house, all on ono floor, is placed upon tbe market. Tbe rooms are large and exceptionally lofty, and tho house, which is situated well abovo the level of the street, commands a good view, whilst on tho street frontage is a solid concrete, retaining wall. For cards to view and further particulars, apply to J. H. BETHUNE AND CO., Auctioneers. WEDNESDAY, 27th APRIL, 1910, At 3 p.m. MAGNIFICENT CORNER PROPERTY, No. 271, WELLINGTON-TERRACE (Corner of Upper Dixon-street). MESSRS. J. H. BETHUNE AND CO. havo been favoured with instructions to sell by auction at their room*, Feather-•ton-street, as above— THK CENTRAL CORNER AND RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY, part of Sec tion No. 162, Wellington, having 72ft frontage to Wellington-terrace and 36ft to Upper Dixon-street, together with the RESIDENCE, No. 271, thereon, containing 9 rooms, with bathroom, detached washhouse, verandah and baJoonr, aad workshop, fitted with hot and cold water, enamel Iwth, gat, and convenience*. Tho above i* one of the most conveni-ently-situated homes for a business man anywhero in Wellington. From the balcony a good outlook o\er tho city is obtained, and the arrangement of the house i* complete in ovrry detail. On the Dixonftreet frontage is a substantial concrete wall, and on The Terrace frontsne a wall rtrongly built of totara, in tplcndid condition. Iho terms of tsle aro exceptionally liberal. For cards to wow and further particulars, apply to V. H. BEXHBHZ AILD CO.. AuatioftMn.