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Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 8, 10 July 1923, Page 12

J. H. BETHUNE & CO., A UCTIONEERS & LAND AGENTS, ■*■-»■ 154-106, Featherston street. Members Wellington Land AgenU' Asm. Telephone 64. .HATAITAI—Near tram, 7-rd. Residence, well arranged, beet fittings, large rooms, hot points, range and eas stove. Price £2250. 352 • NEWTOWN-Good corner site, 60 x 100 ft, having view, and 8-rd. Residence, on one floor well fireplaces, expensh-9 mantels, hot points, etc , garden and fowlrun. £2050. 93 ISLAND BAY—Well-built Residence of 6 rooms, bathroom, scullery, pantry, several outbuildings, including . garage, hothouse, fowlhouse, and store. Over i acre choice land, two frontKlLß^NirsSd Frontage, with motor garage- £375----sections on hill over i-acre each charmingly situated. £275 each X.D.462 ISLAND BAT—Clyde st.. Six large Rooms, splendidly situated, having all conveniences^ land 40 x 106 ft, occupation assured. Price £1250, on terms: ' '283 LYALL BAY-On hill, ■ Good Section, having new of Strait, containing 1 acre 17 porches, with wharo, excavated for a houso. Price £250 35 WELLINGTON SOUTH—4 Acres, in one block, suitable for close subdivision, on tram line, near golf links. Buildings: 5-rd. dwelling and 12 fowlhouses. The only large block available within the city's inner area. Prico £3500. Easy terms. 101 SEATOUN—Charming position. near beach, and well sheltered, 7-rd. Dwelling, with all conveniences, on one " floor. Price £1300. ' KARORX—Near City, 42ft x 135 ft, and . Dwelling of 6 large rooms, bathroom, scullery, washhouse, verandah, bal- . cony, good garden, charming view ; Price £1150; terms. 219 PETONE—Best residential locality, UJft x 100 ft, and 5-rd. Dwelling, large scullery and washhouse; vacant; po«- --,;. - EeEsion. £1140; £250 cash. 167 FREEHOLD HOTELS FOR SALE. WE have two Country Hotels for Sale, furnished; possession 14 days. Bona fide Buyers apply to A. D. KENNEDY AND CO., LTD;, 157, Featherston street, I " Wellington. ~~ BILLIARD TABLE] ~ WANTED to Sell, a de Luxo Oak Alcook Billiard-Dining Table, with all accessories'; cost. £75; will take £40; food as new. Apply, in first instance, to 71, Evg. Post. ■ ■■■ : ';. MANGOLD'S."' MANGOLDS. LUCERNE HAY. LUCERNE HAY. : L AERY AND ;CQ., -LTD., have for , Private Sale large quantities of MANGOLDS AND CHOICE LUCERNE • . . -.• HAY At Low Prices. Quotations upon application. ALTERATIONS TO RAILWAY IIMETABLE. ON 11th and 14th July the train usu- , ally leaving Wellington 8.30 a.m. (Petone 8.55. Lower Hutt 9.13 a.m.) for Woodvillo leaves Wellington 8.45 a.m., Ngahauranga 8.57, Petono 9.7, Lower Hutt 9.14, Trentham 9.48, Upper Hutt arr: 9.56, dep. 10.13 a.m., thence on ordinary times. Tho train usually leaving Wellington 10.0 a.m. (Petone 10.22 a.m., Lower Hutt 10.29 a.m.) for Upper Hutt leaves Wellington 9.15 a.m., Kaiwarra 9.20. Ngahauranga 9.25, PetoL^ 9.33, Lower Hutt 9.40, Trentham 10.13, Upper Hutt arr. 10.20 a.m. The usual 3.53 p.m. Wellington-Upper Hutt train will not run between Lower Hutt and Upper Hutt. The train usually leaving Wellington 4.16 p.m. for Masterton leaves Wellington 4.40 p.m.. Lower Hutt 5.9, Trontham 5.45, Upper Hutt 6.4, Featherston 8.14, Carterton 8.55, Maslcrton arr. 9.20 p.m. This train stops at all stations. Special train for Masterton, stopping as required, leaves Trentham 4.35 p.m. Uppor Hutt 4.50. Featherston 6.58, Cartorton 7.37, Masterton arr. 8.2 p.m. Tho train usually leaving Upper Hutt 4.40 p.m. (Lower Hutt 5.22 p.m.) for Wellington leaves Upper Hutt 4.51 p.m., Lower Hutt 5.36 p.m. On SATURDAY, 14th July, the train usually leaving Upper Hutt 10.45 a.m. (Lower Hutt 11.22, Petono 11.26 a.m.) for Wellington leaves Upper Hutt. 10.50 a.m. Lower Hutt 11.41, Petono 11.45, Wellington arr. 12.3 p.m. The train usually leaving Lower Hutt 5.10 p.m. and Petone 5.14 p.m. for Wellington leaves Lower Hutt 5.22 p.m., Petone 5.26 p.m. ■ CITY PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY. Office: 8, King's Chambers, Wellington. Professional Debt Collectors. Evidence and information collected regarding any matter whatever. All classes of work undertaken. Divorce work a specialty. Fees reasonable M. MASON. Ex-Detective Sergeant, N.Z. Police. Now Private Investigator Tel. 5698. P.O. 80x'505. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS WANTED. MUSICAL Instruments of every description Bought, Sold, or Exchanged. We are largest buyers of Old Jewellery ,_ Antiques, Bags, Tools, Sporting Ro. quisites, Clothing, etc. See us first. Homes visited ANCHOR EXCHANGE & LOAN CO. 131, Manners street. Tel. 22-776. ' Also Auckland and ChristchurchlAPPLICATIONS invited for rights to advertise on hoarding, 270 ft x 6ft, now erected around site of new De Luxe Theatre, Kent terrace. Also for 7 Shops and 2 floors, 24 x 90, when completed. V. JENSEN, 32, Fitzhcrbert terrace. NOTICE TO WADESTOWN AND HIGHLAND PARK RESIDENTS. WADESTOWN BUTCHERY. - *■ ' . —~" '. Opening on MONDAY. 9th JULY, corner Pilt-rd. and Main-'rd., Wadestown. All old aud now customers will recoivo first-clafs quality and attention. For further information Tel. 620. WILLIAM TUNLEY. Thorndon's Family Butcher, 87, Molesworth street T» ADIANT BRANDING INK. Colours: M-\> Red, Green, Violet, and Black. For marking packing cases, parcels, wool packs, hides, and skins, etc. Packed in 40-gal. barrels, 5-gal._drums. 1-gal. tins. Every gallon guaranteed. ' Sole Agents R. L. Button and Co., 21 and 23, Farish street. FLAGS. FLAGS. FLAGS. WELLINGTON'S WELCOME WEEK. FLY Flags and make the City Gay. Bunting Flags of all descriptions in stock and made to order at R. G. KNIGHT'S, ■.-.., ■ ' 6, Herbert-street. -. WELCOME -WEEK .RACING^-To"' see tho race from the start to finish, all enthusiasts should liave a pair of good Prism Field; Glasses, £4 10s, £6 £7.." £8, £9, £10: Come in and inspect NOW! ■'.•."* MORRISON AND GILHERD, 103. Customhouse quay, Wellington. JAMES'S Bread is easily digested, good for health. Get a knf from tiie £ru:cr.