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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2441, 21 April 1915, Page 12

AUCTIONS. RHODES ESTATE THURSDAY, 'APRIL 29, 1915. At 2.30 p.m. IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE Of WELLINGTON CITY PROPERTIES. MAGNIFICENT CENTRAL WAREi,JL HOUSE, MANUFACTURING, k BUSINESS. SITES. CHOICE RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES AND BUILDING SITES In WADESTOWN, HIGHLAND PARK, AND GOLDIE'S BRAE. MESSRS. J. H. BETHUNE AND CO., iTA HARCOURT AND CO., W. H. TURNBULL AND CO., and S. GEORGE NATHAN have been favoured with instructions from the Trustees in the Estates of the HON. W. B. RHODES AND MRS. S. A. , RHODES, To Sell by PUBLIC AUCTION On THURSDAY, APRIL 29th, 1915, At 2.30 p.m., IN THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY, WELLINGTON MANY OF THE MOST VALUABLE BUSINESS SITES IN THE DOMINION. LAMBTON QUAY (next Union Bank)— Section 38, having a frontage of 43fit. to Lambton Quay, by depth of 61ft. and o'Jft. 6in., width at rear 39ft. 6in. GREY STREET—Section 51, having a ■ frontage of 22ft. to Grey Street, by depths of 69flt. loin, and 41ft. FEATHERSTON STREET-Section 53, having a frontage of 34ft. to Featherston Street by depths of 47ft. 4in. and 4Gft. Sin. • ' The above three properties join on their back boundaries, and are the only vacant sections in the most central block of the city. LAMBTON QUAY (Three Frontages)— Part of, Acre No. 489, having frontages of 42ft. llin. to Lambton Quay, 95ft. to Mason's Steps, and 58ft. lin. to The Terrace, the depth on the north side being 107 ft. 7in. LAMBTON QUAY (Double Frontage)Part of Acre No. 491, having frontages of ,47ft. lOin. to Lambton Quay ' and 65ft. to Bowen Street, with a depth of 158 ft. lOin. to 151 ft. 2iu., together with shops Nos. 62 and 64 thereon. BOWEN STREET-Section 7 of Acre . 491, having a frontage of 34ft. 4in. to Bowen Street by a depth of 63ft. * 4in. and 87ft. 3m., with two-story Sroonied residence, No. 19 thereon. The above two properties adjoin, and together have a frontage of nearly 100 ft. to Bowen Street. CORNER VICTORIA (now Wakefield) . AND CUBA STREETS (opp. Town Hall)— Sections 9, 10, 11, 12 and part 13, D.P. 828, having a total frontage to Wakefield Street of 149 ft. 6in. by a maximum depth of 100 ft. 4in., Section 9 also having 80ft. frontage to Cuba Street. CUBA AND CORN HILL STREETSLots 4 and 5 of Acre 210, having 63ft. Bin. frontage to Cuba Street by depths of 67ft. llin. and 82ft. llin. respectively, together with a block of land adjoining at the back containing 34.4 perches; part of Acres 209 and 210, having 127 ft. 9in. frontage to Cornhill Street, and having on the north and west sides Reserves for light and access 15ft. wide. The above two blocks offer special advantages to those wishing .to combine wholesale and retail business. VICTORIA (now Wakefield) and TORY STREETS' CORNER (opp. Te Aro Railway Station)— Part of Section 221, having 61ft. frontage to Wakefield Street and 100 ft. to Tory Street. FITZHERBERT TERRACE & MURPHY STREET—Lots 1 and 3, part of Acres • 591 and 592, containing 2 roods 24 perches, and having 66ft. frontage to each street. On Lot,3 is the large family residence, No. 47 Fitzherbert TINAKORI ROAD AND LEWISVILLE ROAD, CORNER—Part Section 625, having 66ft. 6in. frontage to Tiuakori Road and 93ft. 9in. to Lewisville Road. TINAKORI ROAD—Lot lof Section 516, having a frontage of 49ft. 6in. to Tinakori Road by depths of 97ft. Bin. and 85ft. 2in., together with the large 16-roomed building No. 291 Tinakori Road, formerly nown as Karon Hotel. WEBB STREET AND BROADWAY TERRACE (corner)— Lots 1 and 2 of Acre 75, having frontages of 38ft. 3in. to Broadway Terrace and 72ft. to ■Webb Street, with shop and dwelling on corner and dwelling fronting Broadway Terrace. WEBB STREET—Lot 4, part Acre 75, having 18ft. Bin. frontage to Webb Street by a depth of 95ft. sin., with shop and dwelling thereon. ADELAIDE ROAD-Part of Acre 728, having a frontage of 106 ft. 7in. to Adelaide Road by depths of 80ft. and 81ft. 7in., with three 5-roomed verandah dwellings thereoa. ADELAIDE ROAD (one acre)— Acre 935, having 165 ft.' frontage to Adelaide Road by a depth of 264 ft., and immediately opposite the end of Stoke Street. "THE GRANGE," HIGHLAND PARK. 4 acres '0 roods 18 perches, beautifully laid out as garden and shrubbery, together with, the splendid family residence known as "The Grange," with outbuildings, stabling, motor garage, etc. The buyer of this property will have the option of' purchasing one or more of the ten sections situate between "The Grange" and the Tramline, being Nos. 3/12 on the Plan of Highland Park. Section 2, HIGHLAND PARK, having long frontages to main Wadestown Road and Sefton Street, and containing 3 roods 34 perches, now part of the garden of "The Grange." Part Section 152, HIGHLAND PARK, Having 81ft. frontage to Baker Street and about 150 ft. to' Sar Street. WADESTOWN^ Section 53, containing 1 rood 37 perches, and having 106 ft. frontage to Mocrhouse Street by a depth of 198 ft., and adjoining the residence of Mr'.' Morris. Section 73, containing 1 acre 0 roods 8 perches, and having 107 ft. 3in. frontage to Wade Street and 194 ft. to Moorehouse Street. Section 74, containing 1 acre 1 rood 6 perches, having 173 ft. frontage to Wade Street by a maximum of 330 ft. Purt Sections 75 and 76, containing 3 roods 13.7 perches, and -having 13fift. frontage to Wade Streel and over SliOft." to the Main Road (opposite "The Grange" gate). Section 79, containing 2 roods 26 perches, and having 158 ft. sin. frontage to Porirua Road and adjoining Goldie's Brae. Complete catalogues are now reailv, giving deitiiiled-plans and all particulars of the above-mentioned properties. The Trustees ill the Estates are determined to sell, and RESERVE PRICES HAVE BEEN REDUCED TO THE LOWEST POSSIBLE FIGURES. EXCEPTIONALLY EASY TERMS will be given to buyers. Full particulars, catalogues, and conditions of sale may be obtained from J. H. BETHUNE AND CO., , HARCOURT AND CO., W. H. TURNBULL AND CO., S. GEORGE NATHAN, Joint Auctioneers,