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Free Lance, Volume V, Issue 260, 24 June 1905, Page 9

ABSOLUTE SALE OF VALUABLE COTTAGE PROPERTIES, ST. MARY-STREET, MARTINSTREET, AND KING-STREET.

BY ORDER OF THE PUBLIC TRUSTEE, In the Estate of the late Mr. 0. Bixby. IX THE EXCHANGE LAND MART, No 8i Lambton Quay, Wellington.

ON THURSDAY, 29th JUNE, 1905, At 2 o'clock p.m.

WILSON AND CO. p"c favoured with 'nstructjon"! from J. W. Poynton, Esq., Public Trustee in the Estate of the late Mr. C Bixby, at the request of the, beneficiaries, to sell by public auction as above — LOTI. THREE DWELLING - HOUSES erected on block of land part of Town Acre No. 623, having a frontage- of 83ft. 2in. to a private right-of-way off St. Mary-street (Tinakori-road) by a depth of 50ft. 2im. Tire houses are numbered 5, sa, and sb, contain FIVE ROOMS each, and) are let at a rental of 17s per week each. LOT 2. TWO COTTAGE RESIDENCES, erected, on part of Town Acre No. 131, having a frontage, of 32ft. to Martinnatreet, by a depth of 74ft. The residences contain three rooms each., and are let at a rental of 10s per week each. LOT 3. COTTAGE RESIDENCE, erected on part of Town Acre No. 738, having a frontage of 19ft. 2in. to King-street, by a depth of 81ft. 4in. The residence contains three rooms, and is let at a rental of 9s per week. Terms of Sale. — Ten per cent. Deposit, Ten per cent, in One Month, Ten per cent, m Three Months, Balance in Twelve Months ; interest at 5 per cent. For further details, conditions of sale, etc., apply to Messrs. Brown and Dean Solicitors, Lambtom Quiay, or to tihe Auctioneers at their offices 1 .

ril HE BIRTHDAY DEMONSTBAL TlON. To the BIGHT HON. THE PBEMIER, At the WELLINGTON TOWN HALL On SATURDAY NEXT, The: 24th June, 1905. Chairman — Dr. W. E. Collins, J.P. Programme : Selection — Mr. W. McLaughlm's Orchestra. Song — "Many Happy Returns of tihe Day," E. J. Hill, Esq. Presentation of Illuminated Address to the Rt. Hon. B. J. Seddon, P. 0., LL.D., in honour of the 60tb Anniversary of his Birthday. The Premier's Reply. Sang — "Aye Maria" (Mascagni), Miss Viard Daniel, with Violin Oblagato by Mr. C. Oimino. Musical Monologue — "The World Went Very Well Then," T. M. Watford, Esq., M.H.B. Song — Miss Rosana Buokmann. Violin Solo — Mass Elsie Hennah. Auld Lang Syne — National Antihem. Doors open at 7.15 p.m. Ticket-hold-ers till 7.45, when the Hall will be thrown open to ALL. Ladies especially invited. Tickets may be obtained from any member of the Oommittee, at Mr. Arnold's Shop, 90, Willis-street, or from W. J. CULVEB, Hon Sec, 61 j Mem-street.

WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL.

ROAD METAL.

rp ENDERS will be received at the L office of tihe undersigned:, up to 4 p.m. on MONDAY, the 26th June, for the supply of about 2000 yards of metal for streets in Kelburne, and about 10,000 yards of metal for streets in Wellington north of and indudiimg EHiee-street, Buckle-street, Word&-worth-street, and Aro-street. Specifications may be seen at the Office of the City Engineer, Town HaJl, Wellington. Tenders to be endorsed! "Tender for Metal." JNO. R. PAXrMER, Town Clerk. 20th June, 1905.

HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE Proprietors, John Fuller and Sons. BECK, In Sketching Extraordinary. FRANK KING, in a Vocal Sctent, the Burglar's Sunshine. Versatile youngster EILEEN MURRAY Harry— LEEDS and LEMAR— Trade Last Nights of THE DIAMOND DUO. Little ANNIE TYE, the female Little Tich. TED ANDERSON, the Peripaitetio Comedian. THE BJLACK STATUE FARCE. CELESTINE DELWYN, Serio. Prices — Circle 2s (Ladies Is) : Stalls Is (ladies 6d) ; Pit 6d. Ben Fuller, Manager.