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AUCTIONS. ABOUT «h MARCH, 19J*. . . ' PUBLIC AUCTION. . . \ of tho whole of tho unsold j'' ■ ■ LAND BAY,, ..". : Including fiOA ACEES-MAGNIFICENT '" pf| ft v,vv .. - NATIVE BUSH. . - °*v THE PAVILION WITH FRONTAGE OF '.■ •■■l2o- na Fv--iso- : ''.., '"":':■'.. ~ -in- PERFECTLY LEVEL, HOCKEY GRQtfNI) Yγ. 1 ! xu SECTIONS WITH FBONTAGE TO DAY'S BAY A^ -■■.-. EOAD AND RURU ROAD. .- •-..,' .. ' • M" SECTIONS, -WITH••FRONTAGES TOPITOiTQI ROAD. MOST f"' -i ;i OF THESI! SITES COMMAND BEAUTIFUL'HARBOUK VIEWS. IK BtJSH SECTIONS,:WITH.FEONTAGES:TO KOTARI BOAD ' - •-iV J-0 THESE SITES AEE.COVERED WITH BEAUTIFyi, NATIVE 1» . BUSH AND TREE FERNS, AND .ARE SO SITUATED AS. TO. .-*>.</.. ..._.'...__... .'.. ■„ ...MAKO ROAD. . , ... „. JLD Q TRIANGULAR SECTIONS-One with frontage.of 213 feet to"dav'V Bay O b .Ro«d.and_the other with'2l3. fMt frontage V Ferry?:Boad ana'DayV Bar Road. .This is a very valuable corner, .and.- is 'the- best business-site in'tbeßav ,-g VERY CHOICE "'LEVEL.. SITES WITHFRONTAGE ,TO FERRY BOAB." r V ••■-:' ■ ■ ■'■'.■ ' GOTTAGE, situated on.Section; No. 11; Kotari Road, with . frontage of : 71 feet. A very comfortable and,faithfully-built Cottage,- situated amid the 'most delightful Native Bush, arid commanding the most, charming. Harbour views. . COMPLETE PLANS NOW BEING PREPARED. '■■.'■' ' ' : ' •"' LAST OPPORTUNITY.- '■ ' • , •- This is probably the last opportunity the public will-ha-ve of semiring the cOfflbination of Bush and Seaside' Sections in the vicinity, of Wellington, Siinny and sheltered.sites, sandy beaches, "safe bathing, boating and fishing, magjii-ficftnt views. These, with every prospect of improved access, are a few- «f the indiiceteeoits offered to purchasers of beautiful Day's Bay. ■ , ' •• ■•••..'' DAY'S BAY has attractions for all the population—for the dhildren who filar on the j beachi-for tho yachting or tennis'sportsmen, -fer-tho naturalist, ~beta«se -of I its birds and trees, and for tho tired worker who waits fresh air and rest To spend a night at Day's Bay .and to awake called by .numberless tuis to the fresh earthy scented morning would convince tho most unsentimental cituen, of .its beauty, charm, and healthfulness. . : ;.'..* ..TERMS- \ . 10 per cent, deposit, 5 percont. in three months,' 5 pfer cent,-in six^months- 5 per cent-in nine months; 5 per cent, in twelvemonths. -.-.■■• -..- ■■. '■■*"■ Balance, in five years from date of purchase. Interest 5 per eeni'per 'annum'on unpaid purchase money.' ' .--, ' ■ • '. ' ,' WM. H. TURNBULL AND CO., ' ' ' : ■ ' ' : '■'.'■' Auctioneers, 27 Panama Street. - • . ■' ,

• MONDAY, 23rd FEBRUARY, 1914, ; At 1.30 o'clock sharp. ■ATTRACTIVE AUCTION SALE ' OF HIGH-CLASS HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS, •MAGNIFICENT ,AND ALMOST NEW TJPRIGHT GRAND PIANO, by John Brinsmead and Sons ' (London), and APPOINTMENTS. At the Residence, N0.'198 Oriental Bay (just ■ past •Tβ Aro Baths). . On Account of A. Blanton, Esq., who is giving up housekeeping.,. E, JOHNSTON AND CO.shave received • , instruction to.sell at Oriental Bay, as above—" -.'■'■ ■' f ..■■■■• The whole of the Superior Furniture, etc., contents of seven rooms, com- :" prising—' .' . ■ ' DEAWINGiEOOM- ' ~- .• ■: Superior Axminster. Carpet Square, Mohair Riigs, Hand-beaten' . Copper . Fender Suite; Costly Oak Coal Vase, Chippendale Chairs,. Superior Sea-grass. Chairs;- W.indow Seat and Cushions, Sea-grass Settee, Folding Card Table,' Curtains; Pictures, 'Ornaments and Vases, > Fancy Flower ; Stauds, Bowls/.' Pot Plants, Cushions. Angora Skin ,Rug,'etc.; also MAGNIFICENT anrl 'ALMOST NEW UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO, by-JOHN BRINSMEAD AND PONS, London, a Beautiful-toned Instrument, "with all the very latest improvements! VALUABLE SOLID OAK. DUET STOOL. DJNING-ROOM- • Good Quality Linoleum, Leather Din-ing-room Suite, Dining Table and Velvet Cover, Patent Wire-seated Cpuph and Cushions. Copper Fender- Suite, Massive Carved Overmantel, Turkey Rugs, Ornaments, Vases. E.P. Ware, Liqueur-Stand, Mirror, 100 Volumes good Books, Lot of Engravings and Pictures, Drophead ■ Sewing Machine, Cut Glassware,- Dinner .Service, Lot of Crockery, Curtains,. Omar ments, Marble Clock, Hand-painted Dessert Service. -.' . HALL- -.- ■'• ;'■ ■'"'■'. Heavy - Linoleum, Solid Oak' Hallstand; Superior Axminster Hair Rugs,. FancyChairs, Flower Stands. •-...-. : CONTENTS ■ OF WELL-FURNISHED BEDROOMS- . - '.•;■ . ■ . Containing good quality 'Linoleum. Ca'rr pets, Rngs,'Quaint Square. Pillar - Brassmounted Bedst'eadf. Single l Brass-mounted Bedstead, extra' good Wire Mattresses, Kapok Beds. Pillows,. Bedding, Duch«isse Chests,- Italian Bedstead, Chests-Draw-ers, Austrian Chairs, , Very ' Superior Duchesse Pair with side mirrors,-Hospital Bedsteads, Brass-mounted Cot,- -Wioker Chairs, Toilet Wore, Handsome. Splayed Duchesse Pair. Kitchen Utensils,. Preserving Pan, Wringer, Scales. and Weights. New Hose, Garden. Tools, Meat Safe, and numerous sundries. ■ ' This is au Attractive Sale, end-every-thing''is in very,nice order. .On View Morning of Sale.. . ' The .Brinsmead Piano is quite new, and well worthy of'inspection. E. JOHNSTON, Auctioneer. SiLE under the-conduct of-the-Registrar.. •'-' of- the Supreme Court at Wellington on. the-13th day of March,- 19U, at 1 • o'clock p.m.. , .' .' FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD LANDS, Situated near Levin. THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY, LIMITED, have received instructions from-the Registrar-of the Supremo Court at Wellington to sell at-their roome at Levin-FEEEHOLD, All-that piecoof land containing trn'o hundred'and fortyseven acres one rood th'irty-four perches (2J7a: lr."34p';), being Section 46, Blockil. Waiopohu Surv - cy District.. This is all easy country, about 80 acres ploughable, and the land is capable. ot. growing first-class root and grain crops.. The greater portion of the section carries a good sole of English gross. On the higher levels the land is inclined, to. be ..ferny. Tho proparty is suitably'and conveniently subdivided and well watered in everj* paddock. Thero is a , good ' 7-roomed house,, wool-shed, and all necessary outbuildings on thia propertj - . LEASEHOLD.. First containing two hundred and forty-sown acres-ono rood thirty-four perches (247 a. 1r...34p.), being Section il of Block 11, Waiopehu Survey District. This section adjoins the freehold and the. land is good, healthy sheep country. It is practically all in English grass'and has somo excellent flats, about 30 acres of same haying been ploughed. Thero is a-good 5-rooined- house on this section. SECONDLY, containing one ' hundred and seventy-threo acres- one rood thirty-two perches arid ■'five-tenths of a peich (173 a. lr. 32.5 p.), being pert of Native Land Court Subdivision,' Horowhetiua 3d. 3a. Waiopchu Survey District. .This section is steeper country, about 80' acres bciii); under light bush and fern and the balance in good English grass.. There are no buildings on this eection. Tho whole of the properly, is most conveniently situated, being about li miles from Levin by good motor road. ■ ■

Copies of the particulars and conditions of sale and application to sell may bo inspected at the Office of tho Registrar of tho Supremo Court at Wellington at any convenient lime before the (late of the Kilo. Copies of the particulars and conditions of iale may also bo.inspected at the offices of Messieurs. Dalgety and Company, Limited, Wellington, or the Auctioneers, or Messieurs Chapman, Skerrett, Tripp and Blair, Solicitors, . Brandon Street, Wellington, from whom may also be obtained any further; information' which may l>o desired. -...■•

VEALEHS FOR FREEZING. are prepared to Buy Voal CalvW ' in any quantity, for Export to Vancouver. Highest prices' paid on Freezing Weights. ... ... .' ' Plea*e communicato .with ns. MELLSOP, ELIOTTj AND CO., PALMERSTON NORTH. Phone 60. P.O, Box 143,