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AUCTIONS WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1919, ' At 2.30 p.m. VALUABLE BLOCK OF LAND AT ICIIANDALLAH. > 6J ACRES, WITH 6-ROOMED. DWELLING. Also, SPLENDID G-ROOMED RESIDENCE NO. 50 RUSSELL TERRACE, NEWTOWN. fITESSRS. J. H. BETHUNE AND CO. J-'jL have been favoured with instruc- ) tions to sell by auction, at their Rooms, ' Featherston Street, as above— , LOT 1.-Block 20, D.P. 808, Khandallah, , having about 700 ft. frontage to > Maarama Road, and 52ft. to Rangiora Aveiiuo, containing 6 acres 3 roods, ; , together with the G-roomed one-floor ■ residence, having bay window, verandah, washhouse, and three detached sheds. . . ' The above property is easily approached from ICaiwarra, there being a graded path to tho land from tho top of Rangi- ! ora Avenue, and is within 15 minutes' i walk of Khandallah station. The land . is partly in cultivation, there being two 1 orchards and garden, and a large prol portion of the section is in native trees and shrubs. This property, on account | of its long road frontage, is one specially suitable for, subdivision. Any houses built upon the land would command excellent views of tho harbour and city. LOT 2.—Part of Section 1007, Wellington, having GGft. frontage to Russell Terrace, by a depth of 100 ft.,_ together with tho one-story substantially-built residence of 6 rooms, No. 50, thereon, commanding a charming view and , adjoining tno famous garden and shrubbery of the South _ Wellington School. This houso is slightly above | the level of the street, and the bank ' is supported by a hollow concrete ■ wall.' There are verandahs on two sides, with bay windows on both front and side elevation. The Auctioneers bavo every confidence 111 recommending this property to those ! in search of a residence near to the business area of Newtown and handy to the trams. For further particulars, terms, and card and key to view, apply to J. H. BETHUNE AND CO., 1 Auctioneers. ' FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12, At 11 o'clock a.m. 1 END OF THE WAR! • END OF THE WAR I ! 'EXTENSIVE AND HIGHLY IMPORT- . ANT SALE OF KINEMATOGRAPHS, PIANOS,' GRAMO- . PHONES, ETC. . 14 PIANOS . 15 KINEMATOGRAPHS.- All new and t ■up to date. 30 GRAMOPHONES and RECORDS 200 PAIRS BOXING 'GLOVES and Sundry Articles AL'. WILSON AND CO. are fav- • oured with instructions from the Representatives of the Y.M.C.A., Wei- 1 lington, to sell at their Rooms as above, 'j a large catalogue of Instruments, etc. Tho Sale is being held owing to the war -having ended. and their having no furthor use for them, and is of a very • important nature. • ■ , The Sale is to be an absolute one with- • out any reserve, except on the kinemalo- • graphs, and , only a very light reservo on them—far below their value. . Full particulars will bo advertised later. . A. L. WILSON, Auctioneer. f t BY AUCTION. . ACRES. 0100 ACRES. 3 ACRES.- ' Ai-AlAl ACRES. ] LOWER WAIRARAPA SHEEP FARM. Adjoining tho Well-known TAUANUI ;• ESTATE ], SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1919, < At 3 p.m. • 1 In the DRILL HALL, Hall Street, MASTERTON. - • \ f MESSRS. HODGKINS, CARVER & 1 J UjL CO. have been favoured with in- 1 0 structions from tho Owner to Sell, by ; " Public Auction, the above farm, being: 1 s FIRSTLY—AII that Piece of Land, con- ! laining 2122 ACRES (more or less), 3 comprising Sections 35, 37. 38, and 40. and part Sections 139, 41, 43, 47, 48, s and 51 in the Turanganui District, and being all the land comprised in y • C/T, V. IS4, F. 127, Wellington Ret gistry, and SECONDLY-AU that the Vendors' Estate and Interest in the Piece of land containing G3 acres (moro or less), being Section 34 on the Public y Map of the Turanganui District. The property is adjoining Lots 7 and . s- 8 of the Tauanui Estate. There, is a good homestead, and the land in , n its present, state should carry 1500 t. . ewes and 300 head of cattle. tlt is 0 within - 24 miles from Featherston, and lends itself admirably for sub1. division into small farms. Terms:. .£17.000 may remain for 7 years at _6 e per cent., reducible to 5 per cent, if I, 1 per cent, is spent on improvements. ;S For further particulars, apply to r* HODGKINS, CARVER AND CO., Auctioneers and Estate Agents, ■' 137 .Lambton Quay, Wellington. " ANNUAL SPRING CATTLE FAIR. ' MANGAHAO YARDS, PAHIATU.Y. On MONDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1919. Salo Commeuccs at 11.30 a.m. npHE WAIRARAPA FARMERS' CO--1 OP. ASSOCIATION LTD (Stock . Department), Pahiatua, will offer on behalf of the following clients:— M. Alpass, M. Caselberg, Balfour Es-. tate, J. Gariick, B. J. Bengston, Eising, J. Judd, D. O'Brien, C. van Praagli, i. J. Vile, J. M'Kny, J. Lankey, J. Breeds, F. W. Groyes, 11. Hunt, S. J. Boyden, G. Thompson, C. Parsons, J. D. Piper, R. Meredith, S. Bolton, G. T. Cole, H. A. Nivens, N. Small, jun., H. Thompson, J; P. Beech, W. Mitchell, T. I'od--0 gins, A. V. Udy, 1!. Meecli, A J. Patie chett, W. Wright, W. Peck, P. Drans-1 field, Murphy Bros., W. D. 'l'avlor, Mis. : 55 Stewart. J. Y. 'Jrawford, A. F. Checldey. g A". Mexted: 2200 HE ''? CATTLE ' com " 3. 40 5 and G-year bullocks h 90 4-year Polled Angus bullocks ;e 14 fat and forward 4-year bullocks 40 4-year Hereford bullocks 1- 55 3 and 4-year bullocks d 20 forward 4-.vear bullocks y 50 4 and 5-year bullocks ir 100 3-year steers 20 forward bullocks )■ 72 4-year bullocks G.'i i! and 4-year bullocks ® 88 3-year steers <l 150 2 and 3-.vear Shorthorn steers d 145 2-year Hereford Polled it steers 70 2-year Polled Angus heifers 31 3 and 4-year bullocks 4(1 3-ycar. Hereford heifers •M 2-year Polled Angus steers 0 12 3-year Holstein steers 20 3-year Shorthorn heifers n 75 Hereford and Polled Angus yearv ling steers 100 mixed sex yearlings, Hereford and '' Polled Angus cross 40 forward store cows 150 mixed bullocks J ICO mixed sex yearlings (good colours) '• 50 store cows, in lots < 140 yearling Hereford heifers (straight line) GO 3-year Hereford Shorthorn cross steers 150 Hereford yearlings (straight line) 90 3-vear steers 85 2-yrar-old Polled Angus steers E0 2-year steers 10 5-year-old bullocks ; FURTHER ENTRIES SOLICITED. SINGLE ENTRIES NOT ACCEPTED. '