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AUCTIONS. TO-DAY (MONDAY) AND TO-MORROW (TUESDAY), DECEMBER, Gtli and. 7tli, 1915, Commencing at 1.30 o'clock each day. IMPORTANT UNDESERVED AUCTION BALE OF £1200 AVO c !f ll £1200 VALUABLE JEWELLERY. WATCHES, CLOCKS. ELECTRO PLATED WARE. STERLING SILVERWARE. CUTLERY, ETC. By' order of the Liquidator in an Assigned Estate. E JOHNSTON AND CO. liave received • instructions to sell at their Rooms, 157 Lambtou. Quay, as above— An entire stock-in-trade. E. JOHNSTON, Auctioneer. THE (PRACE INSTATE. HE VXRACE -HI/STATE. ~T FRIDAY. 10th DECEMBER. At 2.30 p.m. IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE Of RESIDENTIAL SECTIONS In THORNDON. MESSRS. HARCOURT AND CO. have xtjl received instructions from the Trustees in the above Estate to sell by Public Auction at their Rooms, 195 Lambton Quay, on FRIDAY. 10th DECEMBER, at 2.30 p.m., as above. ■ ! SUBDIVISIONAL SALE, Of HAWKESTONE STREET PROPERTY, Including SPLENDID SECTIONS Also, THE FAMILY RESIDENCE of 16 Rooms and all usual conveniences, standing in i-acre of gardens, with glasshouse, fernery, outhouses, etc., subject to a lease to Mis. Facer at .£2OO per annum. ; This Property is centrally situated, beiu" close to the G.P.0., Parliament Buildings, Wharves, and Tram Lines, and affords a splendid opportunity of securing a residential site in the Thorndon district; / PLANS NOW ' READY ~ Further particulars from HARCOURT AND CO., The Auctioneers. THFi LAST AND THE BEST! RIGHT on the Tim of the Straits—facing the towering Kaikouras—there can never be another Sale of HAPPY VALLEY BAY FRONTAGES. gQ ALREADY SOLD. lose no time if you wish to secure a Valuable Home Site in Wellington's New. Suburb. .1 SECOND SUBDIVISION OPEN FOR SELECTION. Owing to the success of the First Subdivision the Owners have been compelled to cut up the land on the right-hand side going to the Bay. r- A SPLENDID SECTIONS Otfc SPLENDID SECTIONS NOW AVAILABLE. Only about a milo from Island Bay Tram Terminus. City Drainage through Estate. PEIOES PROM £40. TERMS VERY EASY-. 10 per cent, cash; 10 per cent, in ■ six months;. 10, per cent, in twelve months; balance in fivo years at 5 per cent. A Representative will be on the Estate during the meek-end to give intending purchasers any information, v. For plans and full particulars, apply S. GEORGE NATHAN, AUCTIONEER & ESTATE AGENT, I 113-115 Customhouse Quay ■ ' (Opposite! Bank of N.Z.)

FOR LEASE, of 8 Rooms and 24' Acre» of Land, fronting Inner Harbour. The house is in good order, oommanding an excellent view of Harbour. The land is subdivided into 5 paddocks, and is all arable and permanently watered. Situated 5 miles from Napier by excellent road. Tenure Lease for 5 or more' years at an annual rental of .£l2O. For all further particulars, apply to the Solo Agents: M'GLASHAN'S, LTD., NAPIER. BLAKE .AND CO., ' AUCTIONEERS, LAND AND BUSINESS AGENTS, 53 and 35 Lower Cuba Street. 'Phones 2504, 1370. TjURM, LOWER HUTT, 2 miles sta- *■ tion, 54 acres, half flat. House 6 rooms, outbuildings. Low Price, mASMAN Street, 3 Houses, rental £2 A Bs. 6d. weekly. Very easy terms. ' FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. A ACRES, L.1.P., all particularly OXV -well grassed country, excepting 70 acres bush, hilly, well watered; winters 2 sheep per acre; 3-roomed whare and sheep yards; 10 miles by good road from Taranaki town. Price, £S per acre Equity, .£ll3O. We can sell with .£3OO cash or exchange for Dairy Farm or House and fow acres, near town. This is cash value—inquire at once. GRANT AND CAMPBELL, LAND AGENTS,' HAWERA. THE BEST HILI, COUNTRY IN N.Z. 1 ACRES best blue papa country, XUW 1250 acres in grass, balance bush, 300 acrcs bullock country, balance easy to hilly; winters 21 to-3 sheep on grass; no droughts; no Hoods; wool clip, 72 bales oft' 1200 acres lust year; bales averaged 410 pounds. Title is Native Lease. Price, ,£o' 10s. for grassed land ; Xi 10s. for bush. For fullest details, LEWIS AND CO., Wan ganiii. FOR Immediate Sale—Beautiful Inglewood Farm, of 81 acres, jogged and stumped, and all been ploughed; should CJ.i'ry 25 to 30 cows. Situated on good road, 2 miles fro ml'nglewood railway stntion. Price .£25 per acre; only ,£330 cash needed. Dwelling of 7 rooms,' cowshed (S bails), and convenient outhouses. Urgent family rearrangements necessitate the disposal of the property at once. Arthur B. Gibson, Land Agent, Brougham Street, Aew Plymouth,