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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXII, Issue 4636, 15 April 1902, Page 8

THIS DAY. TUESDAY. 15th APRIL, At 1.30 o’clock sharp. UNRESERVED AUCTION SALE OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, At tlio Residence of (late) Mrs Hall, 31, Cambridge terrace. George thomas and co. have received instructions from the executors to sell by public auction at the residence, 31, Cambridge terrace, on Tuesday, 15th April, at half-past 1 o'clock sharp— The whole of the household furniture, including walnut Chippendale drawingroom suite upholstered in plush and silk tapestry, Brussels carpet, occasional chairs, walnut card table, overmantel, very superior mahogany sideboard, mahogany chairs, mahogany diningroom suite in horsehair, ornaments, rugs, paintings, curtains, linoleums, stair carpet and rods, double and single bedsteads, duchess pairs, splendid bathheator (cost .£6), dinner service, mangle, new wringer, and the usual assortment of kitchen utensils: also a number of Theological works, including Christian Library and Josephus’s works, 12 vols Thackeray, etc., etc., etc. F. IV. HAYBITTLE. 355 Auctioneer. PROPERTIES RETURNING A CLEAR RENTAL OF .£IOOO PER ANNUM. AND INCREASING TO <£2ooo PER ANNUM. NEARLY ONE ACRE IN AREA. IN THE EXCHANGE LAND AUCTION ROOMS. No. 84, LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. On THURSDAY NEXT, APRIL 17, 1902. At 2.30 o’clock p.m. IMTACDONALD. WILSON AND CO. IvJL are favoured with instructions to soli absolutely by public auction, as above— THAT MAGNIFICENT PROPERTY, forming a compact block of NEARLY AN ACRE, having a total frontage of — FEET g INCHES TO LAMBTON QUAY FEET INCHES TO WOODWARD STREET AND. FEET g INCHES TO WELLINGTON TERRACE WITH ALL THE VALUABLE BUILDINGS THEREON. The Business Premises upon the Land consist of the Commodious Brick and Cement Buildings occupied by Messrs Barber and Co., Mrs Cross, Messrs Jenkins and Mack, and Mr J. D. Slater respectively, occupying together a frontage of over 9(5 feet to Lambton quay, and Pour Wood and Iron Buildings in Lambton quay and Woodward street, occupied by Mr Jew as a Private Hotel, Messrs H. C. Gibbons and Co., and several private tenants. The Property is situated in the best and busiest portion of Lambton quay—the finest street in the city, and immediately opposite the Occidental Hotel and Messrs Kirkcaldie and Status’s well-known drapery premises. The property is paying a clear annual interest of 4 per cent, on a capital value of .£25,000, and in a few years it will be returning double the present revenue, thereby increasing; the value of the property to .£50,000. For fuller particulars, see "N.Z. Times,” 12th April, and for plans of property, etc., apply to the Auctioneers at their Offices, No. 84, Lambton quay. Wellington, or to MESSRS BUNNY AND RAWSON, Solicitors, for the Vendors, Lambton quay, Wellington. 609 KELBURNE. (gECTIONS IN THIS BEAUTIFUL SUBURB FOR SALE On VERY EASY TERMS. INVESTORS should make application direct to the Secretary, or to the Auctioneers, from whom the fullest and most reliable information can be obtained. L. H. B. WILSON, Secretary; Or, HARCOURT AND CO., Auctioneers to the Estate. Plans and Prices on Application. SSB LAEEY AND 00., LIMITED, AUCTIONEERS. FRUIT AND PRODUCE MERCHANTS, JEEVOIS QUAY, WELLINGTON. (Reference: Bank of N.S.W., Wellington), ■'A BE buyers of all descriptions of Dairy XJL and Farm Produce. Farmers - are requested to forward us samples of any lines which they may have for disposal. Correspondence invited. FOR PRIVATE SALE—--1 nA PAIRS Prime Live Fowls, in lots J.UU to suit purchasers. LAEEY AND CO.. LTD.. JEEVOIS QUAY. "All who would achieve success should endeavour to merit it.” WE have during the past three years spared no expense in endeavouring to make our Beer second to none in New Zealand, and can now confidently assert we have succeeded in doing so. We invite all who enjoy a good glass of B EE E To ask for STAPLES'S BEST. On draught at almost all Hotels in the City and surrounding District, and confidently anticipate their verdict will be that Staples ard Co. have successfnlly removed the reproach that Good Beer could not be brewed in Wellington. J. STAPLES AND CO.. Limited, Molosworth and Murphy, streets.