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AUCTIONS. WEDNESDAY, 7th NOVEMBER, 1923. At 2.30 p.m. VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY, No. 82, GHUZNEE STKJSIiT (Corner Sturdee stveet.) MESSRS. J. H. BETHUNE AND CO. have been iustruetcd to sell by Auction at their Rooms, No. 154, i'catherston street, aa above:— LAND 37ft Gin by 92ft 4in, together with the 6-roomed House and conveniences known as No. 82. GIIUZNEE STREET, corner STURDEE STREET. This is a splendid corner site for business purposes, only a few yards from Willis street, andl within- a short distance of Cuba street. The house is let at a good rental, and will show a return while it is beinj; held for the erection of new premises. For further information and Conditions of Sale, apply to . J. H. BETHUNE AND CO., Auctioneers. STOP PRESS NEWS Tp.ruT^M parrg Wellington Handicap, of 750 sots; ou< mile and three furlongs.—J. M. Cameron's Goshawk, 7.7, 1; G. M. dime's Mask, 9.4 2; J. A. Ainge's Pink Note, 8.0, 3. Length; two lengths. Time, 2min 23% sec. cnEY TRSTC. :.:.y.v'.::::r. :i^.yy.'.:.:-, cf 2"j soys; l"\'s fir.'----1j:-.; - II:iL]:;!:ci-ne, 12yds blul, 1; ( Kr.iitlif.eK1., scr, 2; Thorpie, scr, 3. THE GOLF FINAL. Dunedln. —At the end of the first round T. H. Horton (Jlastertou) is 2 up on J. L Black (Otorohanga) in the final of th( amateur golf championship. The play is not of the high standard that characterises previous matches.

HIGHLAND PARK. THE MOST FAVOURABLY KNOWN AREA IN WELLINGTON FOR HIGH-CLASS HOMES, AND STANDING IN THE BEST SITUATION WITHIN THE CITY. THE GRANGE. THE GRANGE. SUBDIVIDED INTO 25 SUPER RESIDENTIAL SITES. THE GREATEST OFFERING OF BUILDING ALLOTMENTS THAT HAS BEEN PRESENTED TO THE WELLINGTON PUBLIC. UNQUESTIONABLY THE BEST OBTAINABLE IN THE CAPITAL CITY PERFECT SECTIONS IN EVERY PARTICULAR, AND SET AMIDST DELIGHTFUL SURROUNDINGS. HARBOUR VIEW. FEW MINUTES FROM THE CITY. AREAS UP TO % OF AN ACRE. FRONTAGES MAIN WADESTOWN ROAD, ORCHARD, AND SEFTON STREETS. TO BE SOLD AT THE LAND MAET, 195, LAMBTON QUAY. WEDNESDAY, 21ST NOVEMBER, 1928, AT 7.30 P.M. WOK' '*■ •& * - ■ ' ' /U ~T7 w^ s \ —: —: —• f~^\ O" * A* *9(l R ¥ y \ THESE SECTIONS ARE THE BEST—INSPECT AND BE CONVINCED. TERMS TO SUIT: 15 PER CENT. DEPOSIT, 5 PER CENT. THREE MONTHS, 10 PER CENT. NINE MONTHS. BALANCE THREE YEARS FROM DATE OF SALE. INTEREST AT 6% PER CENT. BUT NO INTEREST CHARGED TILL 10th JANUARY, 1929. - PLANS BEING PREPARED. FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS AI'PLY HAKCOURT & CO., Auctioneers.,