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Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 113, 16 May 1925, Page 12

AUCTIONS. TUESDAY, 19ili MAY 1925 , . At 1 p.m. ; HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND APPOINTAJENTS. At tlio Residence No. 229, THE TERRACE. " In the Estate late Rosanna Wheeler. IVf ES?S, S-, J- H- -BETHUXE AND 7"*-.. CO; »«™, been favoured with instructions irom the Trustees in the above Estate to sell by Auction at the Residence as above :— CONTENTS OF 8 ROOMS, Including: LARGE. MAHOGANY SIDEBOARD |^n/^iano^^;SS v^ttaV3^^ $™l CHEVAL MIRROR DUCHESSE,' OAK AND RIMU WARDROBES colonial couch, encrraving "Relief of . Luc-know," easy chairs, cork, linoleum, electric reading lamp wicker e.iair, 1 music stand, hallsland.'3 chests ul drawers, il. and s. bedsteads, mangle, bicycle, screen, dressmaker's model, pot plants, and ferns, kitchen utensils .crockery, and sundries, in- of V'«?e io'"iity ;'flu'"o°» a"d '»ornJ. 11. BETHUNE AND CO., Auctioneers. WEDNESDAY. 27th MAY~T92S At 2.J0 p.m. VALUABLE CITY WAREHOUSF - 191, THORNDON QUAY, ■ ' Also frontage to -Hobson street, M EB?RS: J, 11. BETHUNE AND CO .MAN LEV have been instructed to soil by .Auction at their Rooms, Fcatherston street, as above— TH PRnprnAT^,BLE WAREHOUSE PROPMrY known -us-191, Tnorndon cmny. land having "12ft f,p;,tage to rhorndon quay, and measuring P^fi the. building of'four/stories thereon, ottiees, loading dock, etc." The' property .is splendidly situated in Uie cc-ntre of Thornclon ouay, which is so rapidly increasing 1 in vnlu'c; Now ware-houses-are being: erected just; adjacent to tins site, and ihe demand is very great for this locality. ■'.... Close to the Wharves and Railway Sla (ion. and'levol road'all the way Solidlvoonstnicted the building ..consist's of four floors, built principally on coucrolc piles and designed' to carry heavy weHits j There is altogether approximately. 12,0C0 sq. feet of floor.space, well lighted and ventilated, and having two cari docks, also a, special concrete foundation for machinery, and a. goods hoist: asbestcs .slain roof I There- is also a f/cjntage to Uobscn j s.reet. which give; access direct to the second floor of the • building. NOW VACANT. For conditions of sale and.key. apply to R. E". MANLEY. " Corner Lambton quaT and Woodward st ■ Ami I J: 11. BETHUNE AND CO ! Auctioneers. THURSDAY. 4th JUNE 1925 ' At 2.30 p.m. " ■ 3-STORI.ED BUILDING. 158.T0. 171, CUBA ■STREET. ■1 SHOPS. OFFICES. '-"AND STOT! F .ROOMS LV THK ESTATE" OF GIL '. m, MAGUIRK," AND \vlli iM^SRS. J. I~BETHUNE AND -**• CO. have lwen" favoured, with in- ] str-uctions irom the Executors in the above .Estate to sell by Auction at their' Rooms J-'eatherstun street,' as above — PART LOT 4, VT. SECTION 151, WELLIIS'GLON, Land measuring 63ft, Sin x. 90ft, together with the THREESTORY BRICK AND CONCRETE BUILDING, containing 4 shops, offices, and storerooms thereon known us iMimbdfs 163. to 174, CUBA BT. The . property is being sold subject to Liases of which three expire on lit January, 1927,. and the other on Ist October, This property is exceptionally well situated about 25 yards north cf Cnta. street, adjoining Messrs. Veitch and Allan's premises, in the best portion. Of late years Cuba street has become recognised as the best shopping centre in Wellington, and values in this locality have correspondingly advanced with the demand. The 1 building is very substantially constructed of brie 1.; and conciete, and has an imposing facade. AH the shops have good show windows, are well lighted, and have always lot very readily. For. further particulars and arrangements to view, Apply to J." 11. BETHUNE AND CO., Auctioneers. THURSDAY, 4th JUNE, 1925, At 2.50 p.m. LAMBTON QUAY PROPERTY Nos! 76, 78,. and 60, I 3 SHOPS, A'TCTION ROOMS. AND 'IJA ROOMS, j In (he Eitato of Gilmcr and Magtiire. | — TVrESSRS. J. H. BETHUNE AND J.TA ■ CO. nave Ix-cn favoured with instructions from iho Executors in the above Kslate to sell'by Public Auction at (heir Room.*, Foatliorslon street, as above— LOT 1, PT. SECTJON 491, WELLINGTON—Land measuring 58ft Sin x 135,'t 4in (a 131 ft 4;n. ' Erected thereon is a wooden building, containing No. 7S Shop and Tea Rooms; No. 73. Shop and largo Auction Rooms; and No. 80, Lock-up Shop. The property is' being said subject to Leases, which expire on the Ist September, 1926. ' . ■ Tho magnificent long frontage to the finest street in Wellington' affords a splendid opportunity for the erection of a spacious building in this, one cf the I'in.ost portions of ihe Quay. It is situated immediately opposite thi! Government Buildings, neut- to the corner .o'f'Bowun street, and t.i ihis important tramway stopping I plum. Valiws in the iimniHl'iaie neighl>jurii..ud Ikivo Li-en ii:m-:win K hvinomlou'slv in Ihi'.nusl few yrars, and Ukvo is imw no p'.rli(,n ..f.-'AVVllii.nt.m morn con-si.-mllv so.m'hi afu-?. Thi-"pri>.--i'iil. buildings are of -trend consi ruclii.n. well lii/ht.Hl ami 'ventilated, and in I'Ste'loni. condition. For furtlior particulars and arrangement* lo view, Apply to .1. H. BETHUNE AND CO.. Auctioneers. "TO HNSOXVI LLE~FAT StOCK~SALE\ I. WEDNESDAY. 20th MAY. 1025 ' . • . . At 2 p.m. 40 prime bulliK-k-. 150 prinio ui-ib"i\--200 prim* o»r« 1?Q prime lamb. I 20 prime, vcalcvs WIUOHT. SSI.'I'I'UKNSON". £ CO. LID 1 ABRAHAM « WILLIAMS, LTD,'