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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 7979, 9 December 1911, Page 20

SALES BY AUCTION. TO-DAY. At 1.30 p.m. CITY AUCTION BOOMS,' ; BANK of NEW ZEALAND BUILDINGS 91, Manners street. 300 L °f 300 110 USE-HOLD FURNITURE. CROCKERY', GLASSW ARE. BLANKETS, Etc. Con touts of a fell-furnished-House removed to our liooms. EVERYTHING TO BE SOLD ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE. NOTE TIME OE SALE, 1.30 p.m. 45 IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE OF FREEHOLD PROPERTIES. TRAD be held at our Offices, corner Fea-lliers-ton and Brandon streets, Wellington, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, DECEMBER 13th, 1011, at 1.30 p.m. TOE WOOD! TORWOOD ! KHANDALLAII. The FIRST SUBDIVISION OF 10 BEAUTIFUL RESIDENTIAL SITES, ranging from nearly I acre upwards, will be offered. These fine Sections form part of the well known EDWARDS BLOCK. Khaudallah, and are by far the prettiest Native Bash and grassed' Sections in this welt known Suburb. Those in search of a first-class Section for the purposes of a Country Home should not fail to attend this IMPORTANT SALE. Plans, terras, and full particulars on application. AND ALSO--231 TERRACE 'Wellington 23t TERRACE ALL THAT fine block of land fronting Wellington terrace, -14 feet 10 inches, thence on north side 328 feet, thence south 71 feet (back). On southern bide ins feet, Iheue-c 31 feet south, thence 220 feet to back boundary, TOGETHER WITH Hat commodious residence of 10 large and lofty rooms and all necessary outbuildings and conveniences. -This magnificent property is worthy of immediate inspection, and. is, just the home for a professional man. DON’T FAIL TO ATTEND THE SALE. For cards to view, plans, and terms, apply to GUALTER, DYKES.AND CO., 40 Auctioneers. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15th, 1911. At 2 p.m. BEAUTIFUL COLLECTION. OF OIL PAINTINGS AND WATER-COLOUR DRAWINGS, By -well-known English, and Continental Artists. i Specially selected by Air Robert ■A. Forbes, agent in Australia for tho Brook street Art Gallery and tho Stafford Gallery, of London. ' Among the Artists’names appearing in the catalogue are tho following':- ’ Dudley Hardy, R.I. and R.0’.1., J. Hamilton Glass, S.S.A., Prof. V. Loria, Geo. Oyston, Signor A. Gillini, Prof. K. EicI ciardi, Fred, Elliott, 11. IC. Storic, S. Mclvor. Pietro Barucci, lleirry J. Kinnaird, F. May, A. do Corsi, A. Sherwood, J. R. Goodman, Arthur Willeth, Gox-don Coutts, etc. "ALGERIAN BRIGANDS,” By Dudley Hardy, R.I, and, E. 0.1., occupies pride of place iip the .collection.. Absolutely impressionistic, this picture possesses an amount of power that is extraordinary, -and tlio, "wealth of colour” is very reminiscent of Frank Brangwyn, A.E.A. /The-subject is approached in a'way only an artist of such a reputation as Dudley Hardy would attempt, with that sanguineness which conduces to the ultimate success of tho picture, _ ' Messes w. h. tuenbull and CO. are instructed to sell by public auction as -above; at their rooms. No. 27, Panalma street. . . Catalogues are now ready and will be posted to any address. On view daily from 9 -a.hr. to 5 p.m. WILLIAM 11. TURNBULL AND CO., Auctioneers. ~ 41 LAND FOR LEASE. LEASE, 400 Acres,' (Hose to , Palmerston North. 200 acres in crop, balance in grass; good house and outbuildings, all fiat, close creamery, rail and school. Will lease at 2js per acre, half year in advance. Apply, Wunsch and Co., Palmerston North.