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New Zealand Times, Volume L, Issue 11655, 20 October 1923, Page 16

AUCTION SALE! THURSDAY, OUTOEER 2'th. 1923. At 1 p.m. ESTATE Ol THE LATE K. T. TURNmu,. i SALK of a WELL-SELECTED LIBRARY ()K KNO I N.EEK INU. SC ILA TUTU, AM) TECHNICAL WORKS, LOOKS UK REFERENCE, NEW ZEALAND LITERATURE, AND LATEST FICTION. Also, Oil. PAINTINGS, WATER COLOURS, • ENGRAVINGS. AND RARIM PRINTS. | Messrs j. it. bethune and co. are instructed by the Executors in tlie above Estate to Sell by Auction, at their Rooms, Fcatherston street, as 1500 VOLUMES, including: L)e Maupassant's Selected Words in 17 vol s., Original Flays of TV. S. Gilbert, Field Ferns of New Zealand, Cheeseman's Manual of New Zealancl Flora, Geology of New Zealand (Park). Kirk’s Forest Flora of New Zealand. Tutira by Guthrie Smith, Pollack’s Manners and Customs of N.Z., Wakefield’s Adventures in N.Z., Buick’s Old Marlborough, IVilliams's N.Z. Dietionary, a fine selection of Art Publications, and a good library of Gardening Looks, also a very complete collection of modern Electrical and General Engineering and Technical Works, and Genera! Literature. j FUTURES. Including Paintiugs by C. D. Barraud, I Nugent Welch, R. Anderson, Whittle, , James, Howarth, Stoddnrt. Affleck, j Yoshio Markino, M.F.R., Madden and others; Sketches by V. Nelson, Etch-, ings and Mezzotints by well-known artists and Old Engravings from famous pictures. Catalogues are now being prepared, and may be obtained on application to the Auctioneers. Books and Pictures now on view. The Pictures will be offered at 3 p.m. and the Engineering Books immediately afterwards. J. H. BETKUNE AND CO., 852 Auctioneers. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 31st, 1923, At 2.30 p.m. HIGHBURY, KELBURN EXTENSION, j Near proposed Raroa road Tram Route. jl/lESSR-S J. H. BETHUNE AND CO., LtA instructed by the Directors of the Highbury Syndicate, will Sell by Auction. at their Rooms, i’ealhersion street, as above. BUILDING ALLOTMENTS, having areas of from i3£ perches to over i-acre, fronting Highbury road, Highbury crescent, Koromiko road, and Old Karori road. The above sections are approached from Kelburn, and from Mount Pleasant, Mitchelltown. The proposed Raroa road tram roule to Karon passes within a short distance of the property. Almost every section commands a magnificent view of the city, harbour, and surrounding hills. Price* and terms have been fised to suit all classes of buyers. Every section has been flagged. Plans may be obtained from the Auctioneers, who will be pleased to point out | the sections to intending, purchasers. J. H. BETHUNE AND CO., j 851 Auctioneers, j IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE Of FREEHOLD PROPERTY ADJOINING MASON’S GARDENS. LOWER lIUIT. On THURSDAY. NOVEMBER Ist, 1923, At 2 JO p m. IT ERNEST LETGHTON Ims rcceivJI Xs c< | instructions from the Owners, to offer for ABSOLUTE SALE by Public | Auction in the Chamber of Commerce, Customhouse quay, Wellington, as above— That well and favourably siluate property. having a frontage of 99 feet to Garden rood, (neither with the UP-TO-DATE. MODERN SAUCE FACTORY, erected thereon, including boilers and complete equipment for the manufacture of sauce. This property is situate in the heart of the tomato growing district-, and can be acquired on most reasonable terms. Market Gardeners in the district, by forming a sma 1 ! co-operative company, could find a profitable outlet for all their surplus output. Full details from th? Auctioneer, H. ERNEST LEIGHTON, 182, Fcatherston street.

. IMPORTANT AUCTION SALK Of GOOD MIXED FARM. MANG.4EOA DISTRICT. r J HURSDAT, NOVEMBER 15th, 1923, At 2 30 p m. IT ERNEST LEIGHTON has recoivIX* e ,i instructions from Messrs Miet and J a cot to. offer for ABSOLUTE SALE by Public Auction in the Chamber of! Commerce. Customhouse quay. Welling-' ton, as above, that vail and favourably known mixed farm of BG4 ACRES (more or less), of which some! ICO acres if fiat, balance hilly and un-j dulnting: all in grass, about 70 acres, of heavy mixed bush, fenced into; nina paddocks, watered bv permanent streams. Good 7-roomed house and conveniences, .telephone, etc.; cowshed with concrete floor, wool shed, storeroom. whare and cottage: situate about, one mile from Upper Hutt SaleYards Very favourable terms can , be arranged. | A large portion of the purchase, money can remain at 6 per cent, for a term of j years. ! For further details, apply to the auc- j tioneer. j 11. ERNEST LEIGHTON, 182, Keatherston street. HOTELS FOR SALE. HOTELS FOR SALE. HOTEL TO LEASE.—Wo require Tenant for leading Hotel, Wanganui. Trade JB3OO weekly, should be «£4OO with improved conditions. Cash required ,£3OOO. Mortgagees. HOTEL. FREEHOLD. COLL IXO- - FOR SALE; ,£4500; easy teims. Owners HOTEL TO LET.—We reaniro Tenant for the best Commercial Hotel in Mailborough. Trade .£2OO weekly. Ingoing ,£3(X;O. Easy terms. Owners. HOTEL TO LET.—We want a Tenant for Tnueru Hotel on borders of Masterton. Owners. DWAN BROS., WII.LIS STRUET, Wellington Choice cetlon tea—'MnWreita*' Broken Orange Pekoe, extra special, slb box 12s Gd I/earl lined, packed in Ceylon J. Murray and Co.. 189, Adelaide road, Wellington. 'Phone 24-l<>6.