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AUCTIONS. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, at 2.30 p.m. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, at 2.30 p.m. IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE .Of HOUSE PROPERTIES AND VACANT SECTIONS In GRANT ROAD, ELIZABETH. HOPPER, AND WALLACE STREETS. IVPSSRS. H. F. M'NEILL AND CO., •ItJL LTD.,. have received instructions from the Public Trustee to sell by Public Auction in the Chamber of Commerce, Customhouse Quay, on TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 14, 1920, at 2.30 p.m., the following properties in the Lots as set out hereunder:— ESTATE G. F. FURBY (Deed.) LOT No. 1—95 Elizabeth 4roomed, one-story dwelling; large, light rooms, scullery, verandah, detached washhouse, roof sound, electric light, gas, good rango; built SO feet from road on nico level section, with a frontago of 34ft. to Elizabeth Street by a depth of 112 ft.; nice garden, hedge in front and well fenced; handy to tram. ESTATE OF WILLIAM FREDERICK PARSDNS (Deed.) LOT No. 2—Splendid Building Section, 40 feet to Hankey Street, containing 13.23 perches, close to tram, is on gentle rise; plenty of trees and shrubs, is private, sunny, and drj.; partly fenced. LOT No. 3—Section at the back of Lot No. 2, 44 feet to Bidwell Street, and contains 12.2G perches, otherwise the same as Lot No. 2. LOT No. 4—Section adjoining Lot No. 3, 41 feet to Bidwell Street, and containing 11.77 perches, otherwise the same as previous Lots. Splendid building site in a good locality and close to tram. ESTATE E. HOOK (Deed.) LOT No. 5—29 Hopper Street, consisting of an old house "on a very valuable section, level, on the town side of Hopper Street, with a frontago of about 28 feet. Tho house oontains two stories, all conveniences, electric ligh,t, is on tho tramline, and gets the sun all day. This property is exceptionally valuable as a building site and a shop built here would, owing to its position, form an excellent investment. ESTATE J, F. DRUMMOND (Deed.) LOT No. 6—169 Grant Road, good' 4roomed cottage, scullery, bathroom, gas, wpihhouse, copper, and tubs, verandah, sink, good range. LOT No. 7—171 Grant Road, same as Lot No. fi. LOT No. 8—173 Grant Road, same a 9 Lot No. 8. LOT No. 9—175 Grant Road, samo as Lot No. 6. LOT No, 10—177 Grant Road, same, as Lot' No. 6. LOT No. 11—Good Level Section, dipping slightly at rear, adjoining and lietore 'No. IG9 Grant Road, containing about 11 perches, with a good frontage. This forms a most desirable building site. LOT No. 12—Good Vacant Section, exactly adjoining Lot. No. 11, and also containing about 11 porches by a good frontage ,to Grant Road. ESTATE OF L. S. HUMPHRIES (Deed.)' LOT No. 13—83 Hanson Street, fine 7roomed Dwelling, two-story, electric light, gas, and range, kitchen, scullery, and sink, bathroom, h. and c. water, tubs and copper in house, steel ceilings, outside constructed of Oregon pine: thero are two patents inside, and is a thoroughly sound and desirable home; quite close to tram. Land, 20ft. x 90ft. LOT No. 14—Same as Lot No. 13. which it adjoins, and from which it is separated by a brick party wall: In- this houso a few partitions have been removed upstairs thereby forming fewer, but larger rooms. Land, 20ft. x !Wft. Altogether these properties, situated in different parts of Wellington should appeal to the Investor, the Builder, or tho Home-seeker, and wo will bo pleaded to giro you further particulars and arrange personal inspection of this wide Tange of properties. H. F. M'NEILL AND CO., LTD., Auctioneers and Estate Agents, 20 Brandon Street, AVellington. 'Phone 1901. , IMPORTANT' SALE OF DAIRY STOCK, IMPLEMENTS, SUNDRIES, ETC. ' AT THE FARM,

WAITOHU liOAD, OTAKI. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, . •At 12 noon. " MR. Q. ANDERSON, Auctioneer and Land Accent-, instructed by GEORGE ROGERS, ESQ. (who has sold his farm), will offer for. sale as above— 13 cows, jn full milk '5-cows, (hie September and October 3 18-month heifers lweaner,-1 coif (heifers) 2 etore pips, 18 ducts 1 horse, tip-drav nnd harness Milk can nnd cooler, and tynn harrows, 6.f. plough. 53 tons lime, i ton phosphate Titi (13),. lawn mower, garden tools, etc., eto. And CONTENTS OF li-ROOMED HOUSE, Inclndinl; fine Chesterfield, and Easy Chairs, quantity Linoleum (first- • class condition), No. 2 Perfection Stove (first-class), Lady's Bicycle, etc.,' etc/ LIGHT LUNCHEON. PROVIDED. NOTE.. The aboro herd are well khewn, and are mostly Jersey and Jersey. cross. They have averaged during the pust 12 months ,£2B 15s. Id. per cow, The average test of the season was 4.01. Prospective buyers- are invited to see this herd being milked any morning or evening prior to the salo, PUBLIC AUCTION. CHOICE DAY'S BAY PROPERTY, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER- 23, 1920, At 2.30 p.m. AT OUR AUCTION ROOMS, 137 AND 139 LAMBTON QUAY. MESSRS. HODGKINS, CARVER, -i'JL AND CO. have been favoured with instructions from 11. W. Kersley, Esq., to offer for ABSOLUTE SALE, hi's splendid Day's Bay Property as under— UP-TO-DATE 6-RD. BUNGALOW, one floor, buSlt-in wardrobes and cujv boards, h. and c. water, porcelain bailh and basin washhousc, storeroom, fowl-house and run, land -J-acre, level and tastefully laid out in lawns and garden. This property is within one minute of Day's Bay wlmrf, and commands a perfect view of the harbour. ' This is a splendid opportunity for anyone wishing to secure a seas'de home. For further particulars nnd arrangements to vifew, apply HODGKINS, CARVER AND CO., Auctioneers and Valuers, 137 and 139 Lambton Quay. SUBDIVISIONAL SALE OF KAWHATAU LAND (near Mangaweka). Abraham and Williams, ltd., have been instructed by MR. F. 1?. H. GORRINGE to sell by auction at Mangaweka, on THURSDAY, DECEMBER^, His well-known FREEHOLD of 1100 ACRES, divided into 4 blocks, excellent country, suitable for Mixed Farming. Full particulars lator, or from the Auctioneers. DAIRYMEN! Increase your profits by using a "Cores" latest Swedish Separator. Cleanest skimmer, self-oiling, 16 to 144 gallons. Manning Machinery Co., 6 Bedford Bow, Chriotchurch, i