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Evening Post, Volume LXVIII, Issue 133, 2 December 1904, Page 8

SATURDAY AND MONDAY, 3rd and sth DECEMBER, At 2 o'clock. GREVT UNRESERVED SALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES. MESSRS. LEVIEN, SHALLCRASS AND CO. have received instructions from Walter Smart, Pawnbroker, 86, Willis-street, to sell by auction— A largo and valuable lot of unredeemed pledges. Among tho bargains of tho day will bo a brand-new piano by Chappie, piano by Kirchner, gramaphono with thirty record;,, silver-mounted dressing ' bag, gold watches, gam rings, chains, clocks, bicycles, sewing machines. A good chance to buy somo valuable goods at your own prico. No reserve. • TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), 3rd DEC, At 2 o'clock. iTTST 1 F. SHORTT will sell at his Mart, 1 VY • Willis-street— A quantity of toys, furniture, crockery, aud sundries. NO RESERVE. TO-MORROW, SATURDAY, 4th DEC, At 1.30 p.m. MESSRS. SIDEY, MEEOH AND CO. will soil in their rooms, as aboveHousehold furniture and effects of all descriptions, largo lot of pictures, oil paintings, etc., fancy goods, ladies' and gents bikes,' men's »hirts, hats, braces, and other lines of drapery, fancy work, tins of tea, steel trunks, hampers, bags, watches, and other lines of jewellery, a few remnants of new linoleum, and the usual useful Saturday sundries. ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE. JOHNSONVILLE SALEYARDS. TUESDAY, 6th DECEMBER. Sale at 1 o'clock p.m. ' A BRAHAM AND WILLIAMS (Ltd.) J\. will sell as above— 54 prime bullocks 120 prime shorn wethers • I 250 prime shorn ew«s 60 extra heavy shorn ewes 20 prime lambs " OPENING SALE AT- PORIRUA, ON WEDNESDAY, 7th DECEMBER. At 1 p.m. MESSRS. DALGETY AND CO. (Ltd.) .will sell as above in Mr. P. MungaWs Yards, Porirua— 300 2-tooth wethers" 10 2-year heifors 6 dairy cows 2 15-months steers ' 1 sow, in pig 2 springing hoifers 3 2-year-old steers 2 fat cows 2 milk cows, calve January 1 springing cow 2 good cows in full milk 3 2-year-old steers 50 first-class prime wethers 2 2-year steers 2 heifers 3 cows in oalf ' 2 young pigs TUESDAY,' 6th DECEMBER, 1904, At 2.30 p.m. SALE BY AUCTION. EIGHT SUPERIOR FIVE AND SIXROOMED RESIDENCES, HORNER-STREET AND PRINCESSTERRACE, NEWTOWN. MESSRS. HARCOURT AND CO. have received instructions to sell at publio auction, at their rooms, 48, Lambtonquay, on TUESDAY, 6th December, 190 V, at 2.30 p.m. — LOT I.— HORNER-STREET. All that piece of land having a frontage of 21feet to Homer-street by a depth of 90 feet, upou which is erected a new fiveroomed dwelling, with kitchen, washhouse, etc. LOTS 2 TO 6.— HORNER-STREET. Five new Dwellinghouses, each containing six rooms, fitted with grates, tiled hearths, h. and c. water, gas, etc. ; also scullery, washhouse, fitted with copper and tubs. Land 25 fee 6by 90 feet. LOT 7. New six-roomed dwelling, fitted with grates, tiled hearths, h. and c. water, gas, etc. Land 21 feet Homer-street by 90 feet Princess-terrace. LOT 8., New six-roomed dwelling, fitted' with grates, tiled hearth, h. and c. wat,er, gas, etc. Land 30ft to Princes=.-terraco by a depth of 90 feet. All these houses aro just out of tho builder's hands, and aro lot to good tenants. The position is an exceptionally good ono for residential purposes, bright and sunny, and tho electric tram termidus is within two minutes' walk. Terms of Sale: — 10 per cent, deposit and 5 per cent, in three, six, nine, and twelve months, balance on mortgage. Title— Land Transfer. HARCOURT AND CO., Auctioneers. TUESDAY, 6th DECEMBER, 1904, At 2.30 p.m. PUBLIC AUCTION SALE. SUPERIOR SIX-ROOMED RESIDENCE, PRINCES-STREET, WADESTOWN. MESSRS. HARCOURT AND CO. havo received instructions to sell by publio auction' at their rooms, 48, Lambtouquay, on TUESDAY, 6th December, 19U4, at 2.30 p.m. — All that piece of land, being parts of lots 27, 30, and 31, and being subdivision of section 3 on tho plan of tho ICaiivarra Survey District, and having a frontage of 42ft 3in to Princes-street, Wade3town,' by depths of 91ft 6in to 122 ft lin (more or less), together with a substantial 6-roomed residenco erected thereon. This most desirable proporty is situated in one of tho healthiest suburbs of Wellington, and should attract the attention of investors or those requiring a, really good residence. It commands a lovely view, and is within ten minutes of the Wellington City Electrio Tram Service. The public school is also close to the property. Wadestown is now becoming a favourito residential locality, and investment in that suburb must • prove very profitable in the near future. Tho. dwelling is a substantial ono of six rooms, with -bay and French windows, glassed-in porch, arid all conveniences, and is now let at a weekly rental of 15s. Title— Laud Transfer. Further particulars frbin " HARCOURT AND CO., Auctioneers. GRAND " UNSURPASSED OPPORTUNITY FOR INVESTMENT. SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION OF THE GRANDEST BUSINESS SITE, FREEHOLD, IN THE IMPORTANT TOWN OF PALMERSTON NORTH.In accordance with the Will of the late Joeeph Gattsche, Esq., MESSRS. MOUNSEY AND CO. will sell by publio auction at their rooms, Jtangitikei-streot, Palmerston North, on THURSDAY, Bth DECEMBER, 1904, At 2.30 p.m.— Section 269, containing One Acre (more or less), with a frontage of 132 ft to Rangitikei-street, and all the buildings thereon, consisting of an up -to - date Brewery — the 'EAGLE BREWERY"— with a 7hogshead complete plant, together with a 7-roomed residence, stables, storeroom, bottling-house, etc., etc. A going concern with 0 first-class connection. The purchaser of this fin* property secures a sure fortune. Tho site is in tho heart of the future Chicago of Now Zealand, and will in no distant time be worth hundreds of potmds per foot. It must be sold for division of estate. Tho property can be inspected at any time during business hours. TITLE, LAND~TRANSFER. E« further particulars apply to MOUNSEY AND CO., Auctioneers. P'\trs>KMt**a North. 1