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AUCTIONS. PUBLIC TRUST SALE. WEDNESDAY, 24th NOVEMBER, 1926, At 2.30 p.m. IMPORTANT PROPERTY AUCTION SALE. 8 ROOMS, No. 29, BULLER STREET. BUNGALOW, 5 ROOMS, No. 4; OBAN STREET EAST, HIGHLAND PARK. 4 ROOMS, No. 140, SYDNEY STREET. 5 ROOMS, No. 142, SYDNEY STREET. 5 ROOMS, No. 144, SYDNEY STREET. 3 ROOMS, No. 31. JEFFERSON STREET, BROOKLYN. 4 ROOMS, No. 65, RUGBY STREET. . 5 ROOMS, No. 23, SIDEY STREET. 5 SECTIONS. WALLACEVILLE. 4 ROOMS, No. 6, EARL'S TERRACE, MOUNT VICTORIA. 4 ROOMS, No. 6a, EARL'S TERRACE, MOUNT VICTORIA. 5 ROOMS, LOWRY BAY. 4 AND 3 ROOMS, MILLS ROAD, VOGELTOWN. MESSRS. J. H. BETHUNE AND CO. have been instructed by the Public Trustee- to Sell by Auction, at their Rooms, 154, Featherston street, as above: D. T. ORR ESTATE. No. 29, BULLER STREET—Land 35ft x 139 ft, together with a two-story Dwelling of six rooms, bathroom, scullery, and fitted with electric light and all conveniences throughout. All the rooms are of good size, lofty, and well lighted. This property is splendidly situated, within a few yards of Willis street, but in a first-class residential street. The section is large and quite level, and there is ample room for the erection of a motor garage. E. B. HAND-NEWTON ESTATE. No. 4, OBAN STREET EAST, HIGHLAND PARK—Absolutely Up-to-date Bungalow, of five roms, large reception hall, bathroom, and every possible modern appliance. Built-in cupboards, Methven hot water system, Champion gas stove specially fitted, largo sun porch, interior tastefully finished; oak mantels, carrara ceilings throughout, large section, 89ft 6in x 136 ft to 184 ft, well laid out. This property is charmingly situated, and the house is so designed that all the rooms obtain the maximum of sunshine. It is only a short distance from tram, and the surroundings are delightful. EMILY WHITE ESTATE. No. 140, SYDNEY STREET—Land SOft 3in x 115 ft 6in, together with a fourroomed Cottage, fitted with electric light,' copper, tubs, and bath. No. 142, SYDNEY STREET—Land 18ft x 7,5 ft (approx.), two-story House of five rooms with .bathroom, scullery, wasbhouse, electric light, gas range, and all usual conveniences. NOW VACANT. No. 144, SYDNEY STREET—Land 18ft 6in x 75ft (approx.), two-story House of five rooms, with bathroom and scullerywashhouse, gas lighting, and all conveniences. The above three, properties are exceptionally well situated, just past the Dominion Museum, and adjacent to the Parliament Buildings. A very desirable residentiai locality. S. STEPHENS ESTATE. No. 31, JEFFERSON STREET, BROOKLYN—Land 21ft lOin x 135 ft 4in, together with the four-roomed Cottage, gas lighting, gas stove, range, bath, and conveniences. Handily situated, close to the car terminus. Level section, laid out in garden with concrete paths. FLORENCE G. GILLIES ESTATE. No. 65, RUGBY STREET—Land 25ft x 74ft, together with a right-of-way over land on the western boundary. Erected on the land is a Cottage of four rooms and washhouse, and usual conveniences. This property overlooks the Basin Reserve, and is a very desirable residential situation. WILLIAM OLIVER ESTATE. No. 23, SIDEY STREET—Laud containing 4.9 perches, together with the House of four rooms and scullery thereon, fitted with all usual conveniences. This house is situated only a few yards from Hopper street, and in a very handy residential part, only one section from town. Now Vacant. L. E. LANKSHEAR ESTATE. WALLACEVILLE—Lots 23 to 27, D.P. 1648, 5 Vacant Sections, fronting Bentinck and Bracken streets, Wallaceville. These sections contain .21.1 perches each, are quite level, and situated near to the Wallaceville station. - ANNIE MACKEY ESTATE. 6, EARL'S TERRACE, MOUNT VICTORIA—Land 27ft x 63ft, with 4ft right-of-way giving access to 6a at the back. Four-roomed Dwelling, electric light, gas stove, and conveniences. Now Vacant. 6a, EARL'S TERRACE, MOUNT VICTORIA—Land 31ft x 52ft, with right-of-way mentioned above, and 3ft eutrance to Stafford street. Four-roomed Dwelling, electric light, and conveniences. These properties aro handy^to Courtenay place, and are good investment properties. F. R, COOPER ESTATE. LOWRY BAY—Area approximately %- acre. Modern five-roomed House, with motor shed, close to beach. Section has commanding situation, and is nicely planted with native shrubs. ALICE CHARMAN ESTATE. Nos. U and 13, MILLS ROAD, VOGELTOWN—Laud containing perches, together with two Dwellings of 4 and 3 rooms respectively, recently renovated and fitted with usual conveniences. These properties are on the new Corporation Bus Route. For further information and conditions of sale apply to ; J. H. BETHUNE AND CO., Auctioneers. FRIDAY, 26th NOVEMBER, 1926, At 1 p.m. 1500 .™I 1500 Also, 19 VALUABLE OLD PRINTS AND AQUATINTS. MESSRS. J. H. BETHUNE & CO. will sell by Auction, at their Rooms, Featherston street, as above: — NEW ZEALAND WORKS, including Bracken's Musings in Maoriland, Wakelin's Leaves from the Writings of a N.Z. Journalist, Te lka a Maui (Taylor), Taylor's Past and _ Present of N.Z., Patuone, Swainsou's N.Z., Hamilton's Maori Art (5 parts), Carter's Life of a N.Z. Colonist, Munday's Our Antipodes (3 vols). SPECIAL SELECTION OF MODERN NOVELS, including works by Sabatini, Anthony Hope, John Oliver Hobbes, G. A. Birmingham, Jerome K. Jerome, Winston Churchill, H. de Vere Staepoole, and many others. GENERAL AND SCIENTIFIC LITERATURE —Viscount Morley's Recollec tions, Hindi's British Polygon, Tyndall's New Fragments, Talks with Mr Gladstone, Life of Sydney Dobell (2 vols), A Young Naturalist in the Argentine (2 vols), Moliere's Dramatic Works (3 vols), International Library of Famous Literature, Household Words, Dickens . Works, Encyclopedia Britanniea (10th edit), and Revolving Bookcase. THE ARABIAN NIGHTS (Burton), 12 vols. Handsomely bound. Also, Sepia Aquatints' by R. Earlom, Print Launching of "Trafalgar" (Baxter), various valuable old prints. Now on view. Catalogues on application. J. H. BETHUNE & CO., Auctioneers. "TOHNSONVILLE FAT STOCK~SALK WEDNESDAY, 24th NOVEMBER, At 12.30 p.m. 40 prime bullocks 130 prime shorn wethers 200 prime shorn owes 120 spring lambs 20 pr'me vealers ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD. WRIGHT. STEPHENSON AND CO., LTD., JJPPER HUTT STOCK SALE. THURSDAY, 25th NOVEMBER, 1926. 7 springing heifers 3 bulls 6 store cows 4 springing cows 2 cows in calf