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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2750, 19 April 1916, Page 10

AUCTIONS. . AUCTION SALE. •' .nnHE Auction Sale of MR. EDILSON'S '....; Property, Onepu Road, Lyall Bay, WILL NOT TAKE PLACE, As the Property has been 6old privately. - ' 'S. GEORGE NATHAN, . Auctioneer, TO-MORROW (THURSDAY), 20th APRIL, 1910, At 10.30 a.m. ■ : 'SALE OP GOOD BUILDING MATERIAL OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. KAA FIRST-CLASS AND Knf v OUU HEAVY GAUGE OOU SHEETS OP IRON , rn - MOTOR CASES ' K rv WV (All lengths), 0\) ■;: " Etc, Etc. ■■" ■ 'On the Ground, Wakefield Street ... (opp. Town Hall). E. JOHNSTON AND CO. have receiv- • ed instmctions. to sell as above 3500 ft. 3 x 2 and. i x 2 Blue Gum Studs. Lot of 8 x 2's.' '.'■ Flooring, Sarking, Weather Boards, Rus- . ticating. .'.''. 5000 ft; Palings, ;T. and G. Lining. Good Doors, Windows, Ranges, Grates, ' Water Piping, 2 Trucks, etc., etc. "."; :■■; .""■' Also, 15 Cords 2ft. Black Birch, (dry). : This is a sale'of good sound timber, and the iron is in first-class order. -s ; E. JOHNSTON, ... ;',:.' Auctioneer. ';... GREAT REALISATION SALE .„.',.■: : Of TOWN AND SUBURBAN PROPERTIES. MRi.S. ! "GEORGE NATHAN has been favoured with instructions from Messrs. Horace Baker, Ltd., to soil' by public auction, in tho Chamber of Commerce, Customhouse Quay, on THURSDA\,;the 27th April, 1916, the undermentioned properties— . FIRSTLY.-A modern 7-TOomed Residence, situated at the corner of Leary and Parliament Streets, Lower Hutt, having a total frontage of 885 feet; every, convenience, including hot and cold water, gas, water, and. drainage;' 12ft.. stud; good flower and vegetable gardens and lawns; situated within 0, couple of minutes of the Lower Hutt Tailway station; at present occupied.by Thomas Humphries, Esq. ' SECONDLY.-A 9-roomed Residence, on Section' 45' by. 95 feet; known as No. 59 Roxburgh Street. This house has-hot and cold water, gas cooker, 2 p.w.c.'s, large greenhouse, outbuildings, and good workshop under the house; glassed-in balcony. It is insured for .£BOO, and the Government valuation is ,£l4lO, and the reserve will be consiUerably under this figure. "■ ;. Part Section; 41, P.P. 2192, section having a frontage of 40 feet to Awarua Road,.Crofton West, by a depth of: 185 feet, together with a modern cottage of i rooms,' with bathroom, washhouse,, scullery, electric light. Terms of sale, ,£SO deposit, balance as rent. FOURTHLr.-Ngnio, Sections 36,37, and 38, 1m Street, D.P. 2192, containing 2 roods 20 perches, together with a modern ,cottage of 4 large rooms, having e.1., copper, tubs, sink, bath, hot and cold water; frontage of 175 feet by ah irregulaT depth; insurance, Terms of sale, .£IOO cash. A ■ • "" FIFTHLY.—Petone, Grooms, situated 93 Richmond Street, with all conveniences; Section, 40. by 100 ft., double frontage; insured for .£350. Terms of sale, .£SO cash, . balance as rent. SIXTHLY.-Petone, G-roomed House, situated 99 Richmond Street, with all conveniences; section, 40 by 100 ft., - double frontage; insured'for £350. Terms of sale, ..£SO cash, balance as rent. SEVENTHLY.-Petone, 7 Aurora Street, 6-roomed House, with copper, tubs, bath, sink, hot and cold; water; section, 40 by 100; insurance, ,£275. Terms of sale, ,£SO cash, balance as rent. The Auctioneer has personally inspected each of these properties; and can thorough-1 ly recommend same, they.being in reach of anydne_ with small means, or otherwise. I Pull.particulars from the auctioneer. j ■'■ S. GEORGE NATHAN, ' ... 115 Customhouse Quay, Wellington. | ~ '■ DAY'S BAY. ~~ THE RESIDENTIAL SEASIDE SUBURB ; OF. WELLINGTON. WITHOUT EQUAL. I HAVE FOR SALE, on exceptionally favourable terms, and at prices that must appeal to those in search of the most healthy, pleasant position near Wellington to reside in, Three splendidlybuilt Modern Residences, of five, five, and seven rooms respectively. Theso properties have every procurable convenience, are situated in absolutely the best possible sites in the Bay on' large sections, sun all day, glorious outlooks, surrounded by beautiful gardens and native 'bush, and wore selected by the owners when the potentialities of the Bay were known to but a few of the people of Wellington. Tho up-to-date ferry service to the Bay makes it possible for the business man to take advantage of the benefits of residence there, and at the same time to attend to his affairs with equal facility to that which he could if residing in the City., Or, if preferred, communication by. motor-car gives a -means'of access as speedy as necessary, and over good roads and through very attractive scenery. This is a rare opportunity to 6ecuro a property that will never grow stale,' vi\\ prolong, life, and, if circumstances necessitate a realisation, that will appreciate materially in valuo as time goes-on. Pull particulars aed card, to view from ■ R. C. RRNNER, ' '■ 12 Panama Street. FOR IMMEDIATE'SALE. ' A HIGHLY RECOMMENDED DAIRY • - FARM. -I fyA ACRES, freehold, level and slightly ■i-tV undulating, half teen ploughed, 25 acres in turnips, 2 stacks hay, free from noxious weeds, nicely watered, 6-roomcd new residence, h. and c. water, bathroom, pantry, and every convenience, concrete yards, sheds, etc., milking plant and water laid 011. Five miles railway and 1J miles township, cheese and butter factory, etc. Property is ;Carrying 70 cows, -besides other stock. Price, £41 per acre. Small deposit, balance for long term, at 5 per eent.-A. B. GIBSON, Land Agent, New Plymouth. . ORCHARD PROPOSITIONS. '- IDEAL occupation, in delightful climate, 31 Acres, 24 in fruit, 8-roomed house, every convenience; stables, sheds, and all necessary buildings for working the place; all plant and stock as a going concern; one of the leading orchards in the district. Or would divide and sell the main orchard of just 26 acres, including about 20 acres in fruit, and all the farm buildings and cottage, in one lot,' and Lot 2, ■ the house and 5 acres, mostly In fruit. All details from owner. Box 40, P. 0.. .Havelock North. 1 _M