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AUCTIONS. SECOND AND FINAL AUCTION'SALE Of • DR. PERRY'S BEAUTIFUL BULBS, TO-DAY (TUESDAY), 20th APRIL, 1910, At 1.30 ii.in. BARRAUD, YORK AND CO., LTD.,. will sell as above at their' Rooms, 137 Lambtoii Quay— ANOTHER CONSIGNMENT OF Dr. Perry's Collection of Choice and Rare Narcissi, Daffodils, and other Bulbs, including AlL.Uross,' Apricot, Cassandra, Glory of Linden, Madame do Graffe, Thisbe, Anemones, etc., etc., also a large and varied assortment of Pot Plants, Palms, and Ferns. This is a splendid opportunity to .securo choice Bulbs true tn name. ' Catalogues Now Ready. THURSDAY.Isth APRIE, 1910, • ' " .At 1.30 p.m. ON THE.PREMISES, 92 ELLICE ST. IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE OF ' HIGH-CLASS FURNITURE '(Almost New). HELLIER/PIANO AND APPOINTMENTS. BARRAUD, YORK, AND CO., LTD., have received instructions; from E. Crabtree, Esq., to sell, as above, the whole of his, Superior Household Furniture and Effects. '•■-.- Full details later. WEDNESDAY, 27th APRIL, 1910, At 3' p.m. VALUABLE CENTRAL FREEHOLD • PROPERTY, CORNER GHUZNEE AND MARION STREETS, WELLINGTON. "affESSRS. J. Hi.BETHUNE AND CO. •"-*- have been favoured with instructions from C' Nees, Esq., to sell by Auction at their Rooms, Featherston Street, on WEDNESDAY, 27th inst., at 3 p.mThat Splendid Freehold Property having 00 feet frontage to Ghuznee Street, and 100 feet to Marion Street, together with the substan-tially-built two-story brick . and, concrete building thereon covering ■ practically the whole of tho land, with ' promenade roof; plate,, glass shop windows and modern' appliances. • Tbo above Property is situated opposite the now Te Aro Post Office, and is within a few doors of Cuba Street. Tho Building is suitable for occupation as a factory, or for subdivision to suit .the requirements of several businesses. Terms exceptionally easy. For further particulars apply to J. H. BETHUNE AND CO., Auctioneers., . WEDNESDAY, 27th APRIL, 1910, At 3 p.m. CENTRAL RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY, No. 147 UPPER DIXON STREET. MESSRS. J..H. BETHUNE AND. CO. have been favoured with' instructions from the Attorney of the Owner to sell by auction at their rooms, Foathorston Street, as above— THAT. SPLENDIDLY-SITUATED PROPERTY, being Lot 6 of Section No. 162, Wellington, having a frontage of 60ft. Gin. to Upper Dixon Street, near to' The Terrace, by a depth therefrom of 73ft., together with the substanti-ally-built ONE-STORY RESIDENCE, No. 147, thereon, containing 7 rooms, with scullery, bathroom, aud washhouse. It is seldom. that such a splendidlysituated house, all on one floor, is placed upon the market. Tho rooms are largo and exceptionally lofty, and the house, which is situated well abovo the level of tho street, commands a good view, whilst oh the street frontage is a solid concrete retaining wall. For cards to: view and further par T ticulars,i apply to .' J. H. BETHUNE AND CO., Auctioneers. DAIRY FARMERS. 1 ,l THERE'IS; MONEY IN BUTTER. Your Attention in Directed to tho ENGLISH BUTTER MARKETS, Also fo the • CHOICE DAIRY FARMB That will prbdure profitable , butter-fat offered for sale by the undersisned.—\ n. a ACRES, MANAWATU. all flttk fifsN. (part stonoy), ring-fenced, all in crass, but 5 acres shelter bnsh, 6-roomed bouse, 12-stall cowshed, handy to school , and buttw factory. Price, only £16 per acre; teim9.

■jka ACEES, MANAWATU' LINE, lull' rich Dairying Land, S miles from station by metalled road, well watered, 7 paddocks, 15 acres broken to the plough, SJ miles from. creamery. Building erected to suit purchaser. Price, £27 per acre; terms arransed. .. v NOTE.-WRITE, stating your requiremente to the undersigned, who has Farms of all sizes, and all prices, and on terms to suit all pockets, for Sale in all p ar ts of the Dominion, H. : 'ERNEST- LEBGIHTO^, 186 FEATHEKSTON STREET, WELLINGTON. AND AT LOWER HTJTT. , LOOK AT THIS. ONE OF 1HI! CHEAPEST PEOPER,'TIES IN HAWKE'S BAY. I Q.{\(\ ODD ACKES of the Beat Lime•J.Ovl'w stone Country, only 12 miles from Napier by motor-car road; ' about one-third of the property is plonghable, and has some nice flats; about 500 acros have been ploughed, and put back into best English grasses. The property is' a good one, and will winter, with cattle, 1J breeding ewos per acre, without artificial feed. The Government valuation is JtiSouO. The ptico asked is £7 10s. .per acre, with'2s par cent, cash, arranged. . These particulars are genuine. Come and see it. C. C. ROSS AND CO.j LAND AGENTS, '-. MASTERTON. Telephone 265. . P.O; Box 69. -j rp ACRES, Freehold, adjacent to town-■t-O ship (Main Trunk), all in grass and flat, fenced, four paddocks, 2 4-roomed cottages, 3-bail cowshed, hayshed, trapshed, piggory, fowlhouse, well watered. Good rich soil. Price, £450. Torms, .£250 down, balance at 5 per cent. . -*A ACRES, L.I.P. Rent, £2 2s. balf3Ji yearly; 3i miles from Taihapo, half-mile creamery, quarter-mile school and P.O. All in grass and fenced. Price, threo parts ploughablo when stumped; 4roomed house, cowshed, 1 aero orchard; 6plondid soil, will grow anything. Price, £320; ,£l6O down, balance at 65 per cent, -j ryl ACEES, 'Education. Lease, with II 2 right of renewal for 21 years., Kent ,£l3 a year, 11 miles Taihape; all in grass and fenced, well watered. No buill. mgs. Price, £200 cash. THE CHEiJEST BUSH FARM ON THE MARKET. IAAA ACRES.. O.R.P. at 31a. per I.UUy aero. Situated 4 miles from Wanganui River landing and 26 miles by road and track from railway station (Main Trnnk), school site on section, mails 3 times a- week; 350 acres felled and grassed, 150 acres now being felled (which goes in 2at price quoted); carrying capacity •i\ ; sheep to tho aoro. Biish consists of Tawa, Rata, Rimu, Matai, etc., with usual undergrowth. Whare on tho place. PRICE, ONLY ' £1500 Terms, £1000 down, balance as arranged. A. C. CUNNINGHAM* LAKD AGENT. TAIHAPE,