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-. " AUCTIONS. jy|--A RTON EXTENSION. AUCTION SALE, ART 0 N EXTENSION.' THIS DAY. WEDNESDAY, 11th DECEMBER, 1907. At 2.30 p.m. To, Business and Professional Men, and those in search of a Central Residential Property. CHARSIING FAMILY RESIDENCE, No. 35, WELLINGTON TERRACE. il/fESSRS. J. H. BETHUNE AND CO. have lvA been favoured with instructions from Leslie H. Reynolds, Esq., C.E., who is leaving the city, to sell by auction at their rooms, Featherston Street," on Wednesday, 11th December, • at 2.30 p.m.:— Till! CENTRAL' FREEHOLD PRO- '.'' PERTY, part- of Section No. 181, Wel- :' lirigton, having n frontage of 70ft. 6in. • to -WELLINGTON TERRACE by a depth therefrom of 70ft., together with the . first-clrffcs ■ 12-roomed' Residence thereon, ' :' .having brick and concrete foundations, wide hall, large pantry, bathroom, and scullery, fitted with hot and cold water, incandescent gas, and all con- .' veriiences. ' The above magnificent property is situated on the east side of the Terrace, withiu 5 mi-, nu'tes' .walk of the G.P.0., and from tlie balcony art extensive panoramic view of the city rtntf harbour is obtained; The grounds aro tastefullj' 1 laid out and planted. The house, which" is "built of heart wood, is in splendid condition, and the rooms are largo and- artistically arranged. For , cards to view and further particulars,, apply" to i - J. H. BETHUNE AND CO., 6113 ■■ V Auctioneers. V . THIS DAY. S*WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1307, J., At 2.30 p.m. i V-INVESTMENT- PROPERTIES. IN HILL STREET, ' V MOWBRAY STREET, ' s WILLIS STREET, , GHUZNEE STREET, '" N ? AIRN AND THOMPSON STREETS. ' . 7 ; Also, ! TWQ BLOCKS OF BUILDING LAND, , S CROFTON. jMTESSRS j! H. BETHUNE AND CO.-have been favoured with instructions from Mrq. • Abbot,, who is leaving New Zealand, to, sell by. Public Auction, at their Rooms, Featherston Street,' as above— Lots'X-to- .V.IIILL STREET:- Part of" Section " , '543, with-' three residences, Nos. '25a, 2D, and :il thereon. v ■ Lots 4 to 8, MOWBRAY STREET. : Part Section 474,' Land 136 ft- by 125 ft. sin. to 92ft. 7in., with' residences Nos. 8, 10, 12, 14, and 16.."-- " V- '■ Lot 9,' GHUZNEE- STREET. 85ft •by Milt., f with six-roomed Houses Nos. 71, 71a, 71b, and 71c. Lots 10 and 11, WILLIS STREET. 132 ft. by 158 ft., with dwellings Nos. 153, 155, 157, and 159. Lot, 12,: NAIRN STREET. Part Section .52, 68ft. 6in. by 267 ft., with dwellings Nos. 37, 39, and 41, also Chinaman's garden at back. Lot 13, NAIRN and THOMPSON STREETS. All section 57, Land 171 ft. 6in. to Nairn Street, with dwellings Nos. 24, 26, 28, and 30, and. Shop 32, 153 ft. to Thompson, Street, with dwellings Nos. 19, 21, 23, 25, 27, 29a, and 31. All the above Properties are being sold subject to Leases of from 5 to 31 yoars, particulars of which aro in the "Dominion" of Saturday, 23rd. Lot 11, PART SECTION 9, CROFTON. 50a, 3r. 23p. Within fivo minutes' walk of railway station. Lot 15;-PART SECTIONS 4 and 5, CROFTON. ! 16a. 2r. 15p. fronting Old' Porirua Road and the Kaiwarra-Crofton Road. Lot: 16," ALLOTMENT 38 of SECTION 5, ■■ 'CROFTON, 2r. SUp. fronting ■ Imlay Crescent. The above,two blocks are leased for grazing, but are specially suitable for sub-division, tho adjoining lands being now subdivided. ; For further information, terms, full particulars of Leases, and Conditions of Sale, apply to 'MESSRS. SKERRETT AND WYLIE, Solicitors, Lambton Quay, Or J. H. BETHUNE AND CO., 6071 Auctioneers/ 1 • FRIDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1907, At 2.30 p.m. To • Manufacturers, eßusiness Men, Warehousemen, ' Speculators, Builders, and Timber Merchants. MAGNIFICENT BLOCK OF BUILDING LAND, IN THE, HEART OF THE CITY, containing over half an acre, corner DIXON STREET, near To Aro House. CENTRAL SITE FOR SHOP, WAREHOUSE, OR.-OFFICES,. LAMBTON QUAY. ALLOTMENT, 30 x 70ft„ GHUZNEE STREET .. (Opposite New Post Office Site). "ft/JESSRS. J. 11. BETHUNE AND CO. havo I»JL been instructed to sell by Public Auction, at-their Rooms, Featherston Street, on FRIDAY, .DECEMBER 13, at 2.30 p.m., . Lot I.—THAT SPLENDID FREEHOLD PROPERTY, well known as the Dixon Cordial Factory Site, part of Section No. 176, Wellington; containing an area of oa. 2r. 11-9 p., and having a frontage of 62ft. Bin.. to Dixon Street, by a depth of 275 ft. Bin., widening to 123 ft. Biu. at the back, with the largo Factory: and Family Resideuce thereon, built of Timber', Brick, and Iron, constructed of the best and heaviest material, tho framo being of Australian Hardwood, with 12 I 12 Totara Pillars; also Stable of 3 stalls, loosebox, cartshed, arid loft at rear. ' The • buildings aro so situated that there iS -land' in the front, 62ft. Bin. by 120 ft;, and lit the back, 48ft. x 123 ft. Bin.„ now available for further building, without interfering with tiny of the existing buildings, except the stable. Attached to.the brick portion of the Factory is a well-built chimney, estimated to bo 50tt. in. height. ' Tho above block is one of tho LARGESx AREAS OF LEVEL LAND in centre of Wellington available for industrial purposes, lhe Buildings are suitable, with very little altera-; tion, for almost any class of Factory, and tho Residence, which contains 11 living Rooms Bathroom, etc., all of largo size, can, at small cost, be mado available for a Private Hotel or Boarding Jlouse. Lot. 2.—THE ONLY VACANT SECTION IjEI'T on tho Lambton .Quay frontage of the Thorndon Reclaimed Land. Part of tho original Section No. 6, Block VI, having a frontage of 42ft. 2in. to Lambton Quay by 7(ift. Gin. to 56ft. llin., bank boundary being 26ft. This ,well-situated Building Site is between tho Now Public Trust Office and tho Magistrate's Court, on the eastern side of tho Quay. Its situation makes it an ideal section for tho building of suites of offices for legal firms, land agents, and others. Lot 3.—Allotment No. 5, part of the subdivision of Section No. 158, Wellington, originally tho Property of the fate John Martin, M.L.C., having a frontage of 30ft. to Ghuznee Street bv 70ft., and just opposite tiie land recently acquired by the Postal Department for a Post Office at To Aro. This level site must, in the near future, increase vastly in value. It is only 120 yds. from tho corner of Cuba Street, and is now suitablo fpr tho erection of Shops, Factory, or Warehouse. For further particulars, terms, etc., apply t0 J. H, BETHUNE AND CO., 5017 ; Auctioneers.