BUSINESS NOTICES

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 8681, 14 March 1914, Page 7

BUSINESS NOTICES

Messrs Harcourt and Co. announce in our advertising columns particulars, of an auction sale to be held at their rooms, 196 Lambton quay, on Wednesday next, 18th inst.. at 2.30 p.m., when the modern family residence, No. 163 Wellington terrace, will be offered. Tho property is erected on a section with frontage to the terrace of 70ft 6in by a maximum depth of 78ft Sin, with a total area of 19.8 perches. The residence has accommodation of 12 rooms and is fitted with every possible convenience. Also the valuable residence occupied by Dr S. Harcourt Arthur, and known as No. 54. Hobson street, will be submitted. This property has accommodation comprising nine large and lofty rooms and is situated on a section having a frontage of 40ft to Hobson street, by a depth of 90ft. ■ Messrs J. H. Bethnne and Co. announce in onr auction columns that on Wednesday next, 13th inst., at 2.30 p.m., at the Chamber of Commerce, under instructions from the Registrar of the Supreme Court, they are submitting a property at. Sunset Bay (otherwise Mahina Bay), near Day’s Bay. The land has an area of 18 acres 1.8 perches, and on it stand a newly-erected dwelling-house of sis rooms, boat and motor shed. Details appear in the advertisement, and any further information may be had on application to Messrs Brown, Neave and Courtney, solicitors, 860 Lambton quay, or the auction°ors. The Wellington Harbour Board is offering the perpetual lease of certain lots of land at Worser Bay in this issue.

Applications are invited by the Public Service Commissioner for the position of designing engineer for the Public Works Department. W Something new in picture hangers, “the record hook,” isj advertised by McGregor, Wright and Co. in this' issue. • Lewis and Co. are advertising land for exchange in another column. A. Waterworth, Lambton quay, is advertising, kodak cameras and accessories for sale in this issue. - The pupilg of Miss Bland, who took part in the recent carnival, are requested to meet her at 3.30 this afternoon at Newtown Park to give a display. Fifty-three sections in the Mawaihakona township, near Trent ham, are to be offered for cash by public auction by the Lands Department, Wellington, on April 29th, at 11 a.ro. The Social Democratic party will hold a meeting in the Opera House to-mor-row evening at 8 p.m., when Mr J. Robertson, M.P., will speak. The Waterside Workers' Band will play. Wallace and Gibson, Willis street, are offering footballers’ requisites for sale at special prices. Particulars appear in another column. Laery and Co,, Ltd., have been instructed to sell at their rooms, Allen street, on Monday at 11 a.m,, a large grocery stock as advertised in another column.

A reception will be tendered to Lady Ward at the Town Hall on Wednesday evening. Particulars as to tickets:, etc., appear elsewhere in this issue. Mr F. P. Welch 1 land agent. Masterton, requires contract bushfallers, ploughmen, traction engine driver, women cooks, couple’s, etc. E. Johnston and Co. hold an auction sale of travellers’ samples on Monday and Tuesday at 1.30 p.m. The Public Trustee inserts a notice jn the estate of Winari Wi Parata.Meesrs A. D. Kennedy and Co., Ltd., are advertising the leases of several hotels for sale. The Wellington City Council notifies that one shilling will be charged all persons over the age of fifteen years for admission to Newtown Park on Tuesday next. A sae of unclaimed dogs will be held in the Corporation Yards, Clyde quay, at 2.13 p.m;. to-day. Mr James Curtis, Petone, has a shop and dwelling to let. Messrs Yon Hartitzsch and Hutcheson, 120, Ghuznee street, are buyers of oil and gas-engines, and will repair machinery. Mr A. Aislabie will address the electors at Moore’s Hall, Johnsonville, in support of his Liberal candidature, at S p.m. oh Monday. Boyd Bros, and Kirk, Ltd., are advertising for an assistant manager. The Wellington Harbour Board requires tenders for hoop steel and studs for wool-pressing purposes. A public meeting will bo held at Mr Fairway’s Tea Rooms, Lyall Bay, at 8 p.m. on' Tuesday, for the purpose of forming a Ratepayers’ Association. A newspaper canvasser is required for a South Island daily p&per. i