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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 22, 26 January 1924, Page 12

TUESDAY, 29th JANUARY,. 1924, At 1 p.m. IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND . APPOINTMENTS, MOTOR CAR, BICYCLE, AND SHOTGUN. AT THE RESIDENCE, CORNER BRIDGE STREET AND PARLIAMENT STREET, LOWER HUTT. j (Three minutes from Lower Hutt Station.) -.- MESSRS. J. h7~BETHUNE AND CO., under instructions from W. H. Russell, Esq., will sell by .Public Auction at the residence as. above: — ■ HANDSOME CARVED SIDEBOARD, mirror back, drawers and cellarette. SONORA TABLE GRAMOPHONE AND RECORDS, UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO, BY "SCHWECHTEN," IN WALNUT CASE,' .■'•'■ DINING SUITE OF 6 WALNUT CHAIRS, AXMINSTER AND PILE CARPETS, WRITING DESK AND SWIVEL CHAIR, KAURI WARDROBE, mirror door, CEDAR SCOTCH CHEST OF DRAWERS, : Couch in • saddlebags, extension dining table, easy chairs, settfee, occasional tables, bookshelvos, shaving mirror, duchesses, drugget square, double, single and J bedsteads and mattreafees, linoleum, linen basket, kitchen utensils, crockery, wringer, mangle, Premo half-plate camera and tripod, lawn mower, garden tools, carpenter's tools, timber, croquet set, and sundries, • curtains and blinds. ALSO AT 3 p.m. 1917 MODEL. 4-CYL. BUICK MOTOR CAR and accessories, in splendid running order, . < RALEIGH BICYCLE, HOLLJS D.B. SHOTGUN, 12-bore, and ammunition. LIEGE ARMS, 22 OAL. RIFLE. Goods will be on view on Morning of Sale. , INSPECTION INVITED. J. H. BETHUNE AND CO., Auctioneers. ■ : . "■ -\ TUESDAY, sth FEBEUARY, 1924, • At 2.30 p.n . .'■ i BRAND A ESTATE. I (Breaker Bay.) : 93 BUILDING. SECTIONS. MESSRS. J. H. BETHUNE AND CO., under instructions from C J. Crawford, Esq., will sell by Auction at their rooms, Featherston street, as above: 93 VACANT BUILDING SITES, having areas ranging from 23 perches to over i acre, all facing the SEA FRONT. The sections extend from just past the Quarry, along to the enS of the new road, and comprise almost the last piece of Sea Front available in Wellington. AU the sections have , ample room for building, and command views of Cook Strait and the Harbour Entrance, and although so close to. (ho beach, are not subject to the sand drift nuisance. Breaker Bay has long been known as a favourite picnic spot, and this is the ftrat time any land has been available in the bay. All previous subdivisions of land fronting the sea in Wellington have readily sold, and the completion of Wellington s Marine Drive passing the property will considerably enhance' the value in the near future. / .EASYTERMS have been arranged, TlZ'.v lo cent- cash' 10 Psr cent, iii 3 months, 10 per cent, in 6 months, and the balance in 5 years, interest at 5A per cent, per annum. :r: ; 2 PLANS can' now be: obtained, or will be posted to any. »ddress on application to the Auctioneers, who will be pleased to make arrangements to show intending purchasers over the land . ■ „ J. H. BETHUNE AND CO., Auctioneers. WEDNESDAY, 13th FEBRUARY 1924 ■ • At 2.3 C p.m. AUCTION SALE X>F CITY RESIDED TIAL PROPERTY, TINAKORI ROAD. "ifESSRS. J, H. BETHUNE AND CO ■"■*■ (under instructions from the Executor of the Estate late Frances Maud Mason) will sell by Auction at their Kooms, Featheraton street, as above— LOTS 2 AND 3, D.P. 996, PT. SEC. 620 CITY OF WELLINGTON, containing 31.6 perches, having' 95ft lOin frontage to TINAKORI ROAD by a depth of 90ft, and also a frontage of 51ft to THORNDON QUAY, together : with the 9-roomed Residence thereon known as No. 9, TINAKORI ROAD! The Residence is very solidly constructed, and fitted with all modern conveniences, and would make an ideal gentleman's residence, every room being lofty and airy. , The property is situated in a i splendid position, adjoining the Plantation Reserve at the corner of Thorndon quay and Tinakori road. There is ample room on the Thorndon quay frontage for the erection of a series of motor garages, which would always -let readily. For further particulars and conditions of sale, apply to . J. H. BETHUNE AND CO., ' Auctioneers. WEDNESDAY, 20th FEBRUARY, 1924," i' • At 2.30 p.m. IMPORTANT ' AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY, BOULCOTT STREET. MESSRS. J. H. BBTHUNE AND CO. have been favoured with instructions from the Roman Catholic Archbishop of Wellington to sell by Public Auction at their Rooms, Featherston street, as above— PART SECTION 511, City of Wellington, '■ having 132 ft frontage to BOULCOTT STREET by a depth of 235 ft Bin, and containing 2 roods 34 perches, together with the building thereon, comprising Large Assembly Hall and Classrooms, known at THE MARIST BROTHERS' SCHOOL. This property was on* of the earliest chosen sites in Wellington on acoo'unt of its central position, within a few minutes' walk of Lambton quay and Willis 6treet; it is practically level, and the whole area of tho section could be utilised for building purposes. It affords an unrivalled site for £ho erection of a Private Hotel, Modern Flats, Professional Chambers, Offices, or Factory Buildings. The building, although an old one, is well built, and constructed throughout of heart timbers. For further particulars and conditions of sale, apply to MESSRS. DEVINE AND CROMBIE, ! 'Solicitors, Panama street; Or to MESSRS. J. H. BETHUNE AND CO., Auctioneers.... GOLDIE'S BRAE SECTION'S FOR SALE. TWO Splendid Building Sections, each 47ft 6in x 220 ft, sunny and sheltered, commanding beautiful view of harbour, one minute from tram stop; price £650