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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2787, 3 June 1916, Page 16

AUCTIONS' ■; ~; ! WEDNESDAY. 1-llh' JUNE, 1916,. . ) At 7.30 p.m. • ■ j IMPORTANT'AUCTION SALE OF CEN- ! TH ALLY-SI 'l U ATJiD BUILDING . SITES AND RESIDENCES, i ■ MIR A MAR,.' Miramar. LEVEL RESH)I:A T IAL ALLOTMENTS. VIEW SITES ON, RISING GROUND. FOUR AND JiIVErROOMED DWELLINGS. LAND SUITABLE FOR FACTORIES. MESSRS. J. H. BETHUNS AND CO. lui. ]iave Iwcn int'fcrucied'by (J 10 lrec " tors of Mirnmar, Limited, to .->el7 by auction, at their Rooms*, Featherstoii -.Street, as above— 1G SECTIONS. PARK ROAD (.Cram Route), each 40ft. x 130 ft. 2in„ absolutely level and dry. Sites for residences or ehons: 2 CHOICE ALLOTMENTS at the comer* of MIRAMAR AVENUE and PARK ROAD, and opposite Tram Waiting Shed and Telephone, within 5 minutes' walk of the wharf. ■ 17 SECTIONS, MIRAMAR. .AVENUE, each 40ft. x lG4ft„ extending from Tram Line (o Para Street.:-DWELLING-HOUSES in Rua, Toru, and. Wlm' Streets, of from 4 to -_5 rooms, fitted with gas- and electric light, and connected with Borough water and drainage. - The majority:, of the houses are on sections having Gfift. frontage by 105 ft., and are all well-built and desirable homes. Near, to tram' and--wharf. SECTIONS FRONTING TAUHTNU ROAD, north of Jfiramar Avenue, ■ Wharf, and Gasworks, each having 40ft. frontage and-151ft. to 230 ft. in depth. These sites overlook the flat ' nnd tram line, face the Tising sun, and are sheltered from the prevailing wind.-. BLOCKS OF ' LAND, from J to 3 acres, fronting -Maupuia Road, Beautiful sites for large residences or for closer subdivision. MIRAMAR must soon become the most popular Residential urea around Wellington. In no other suburb nre combined the pleasant surroundings, sea and harbour frontages, means , of' -communication, and industrial posisbilities. The Terms of Sale -are exceptionally liberal. ! ' ' Plans of the Subdivision wil! bo posted to any address on application, and the Auctioneers will. be pleased to show intending purchasers, over the property. For further particulars,' apply to J, 11. BETHUNE AND CO., : . ~, Auctioneers. CHOICE, HOMES. . .. \ : : KELBURN— Superior 7-roomed gabled house, bathroom,- enamel bath, lavatory basin, all conveniences,, tiled roof, electric light, 2 p.w.c.'s, gas, 2 large oriel leadlights, beautifully ■ finished ' throughout, two rooms 17 x 15, one 17 x 13, and one 15 x 13. Handy to car. Terms about half cash.-. ... CLOSE to Parliament Buildings.—Ar- ' tistic semi-bungalow, - containing 7 rooms, ■ bathroom, hot and cold . water, every possible convenience, built under the . strictest architectural supervision. Price only . ,£1975. Terms, £500 casli; balance arranged. LOWER HUTT—Charming . 8-Toomed house, bathroom,' p.w.c., pantry, dressing room, li. and c'. water, verandah, every possible convenience, including gas. All on one Hoor,'detached, wash-house, coal shed, p.w.c.,, generator shed, garnge, trianls rooni,, stable, and . glasshouse,'■ together w.ith 51- acres'rielv level land, including garden, lawn,"'ornamental.shrubs, shelter trees,; large orchard-in full bearing, asphalt' paths, ; 'fowlhouse end' pad-dock.--Land Transfer Title. Price, ,£3OOO or with 3 acres of ground .£2450. Favourable terms arranged. ...-; H.-.EEXEST .LEIGHTOX, .., 182 Feathersto;^'Street; -: 'Wellington, or •Lo*"»r Hutt. ' ..•FARM .AT' OTAKI.' • TkO what you . wish , with .this, most fei> •Jt< tile land—l 67 acres, close: to railway sttions. At present' it winters 75 cows; milk goes to Wellington. Subdivided into 20 paddocks, cleared, and securely fenced, Hns 5-tOoiii ed and 6-room.cd Cottages, 20Iwiil cowshed,.'3-stall stable, and the usual farm;.buildings. Take money out of this place as soon as you go in. _JBSO per acre. •,. [9-50] - .. . S. GEORGE NATHAN, . ' Auctioneer and- Estate Agent, . 113-115 Customhouse' Quay.. • (Opp. Bank of N.Z.)': ■ A TIP-TOP SHEEP FARM.Kftf* real, tip-top. Sheep and 'DUO,- 1 .. Cattle Country, nicely .sulxlivid-, ed into 15 paddocks, well watered hy "Jtrenmß, well fenced; 30, acres busli, balance in grass and crops, mostly ploughable; wintered' 3000 dry sneep, besides cattl?; 4-roomed House, ■ necessary outbuildings, stable, etc. ' , Price J!ls per acre. Terms arranged. Wire or write, ' (1500) : C. R. WILSON AND CO., (Gill Bros.), . Auctioneers, Hastings, E FARMERS'. LAND .AGENCY, Palmcrston North,•• nas a great number of Farms and Properties of all areas and sizes for, Sale .or Exchange. -Nothing too small or too. large. .Write for particulars. Farmers' Land Agencj, 13 Main Street West. I'almerston North. OAAITb comprising 1900 acres '/SWv years at 2s. per acre rent, T1 v by motor road from - Ngaruawahia, wl There are 1800 acres in grass', and ..about ' bush in patches; 200 acres of rich fattci iating country, principally oi' limestone i ' fencing of 7 and 8 wires, and totara nut gates i well swung.. The . buidling: of. heart kauri, with verandah i crete dip, ivoolshed, fitted .witlr. Ms implement shed, chaff house,- waslil wintered nearly 2000. breeding owes (105 ] iihccp, and -100 head of cattle, besides'hoi dcrstocked, i.md the owner lias, since put t country, cattle, and was originally been ili grass 22 years, and is now earrj and clover. .There are no noxious, weeds absolutely clean grass land. It is undoi try in tlie Dominion, and was until a fi breeding Romney she?p and Hereford ca first-class ordei and well cared fot.' Toll metal road to steamer landing, and rai Ideal fat lamb country. Price .£21,000. cash, stock at valuation if desired, or ov proved mortgage for .E2OOO. This is a 1 lias never been exploited, most, of the or It-Joins-'tilt. Te Akau Block, acquired b; few yenrs ago, and all these settlers li; prouM'tv would also sulxlivide 10. advai profit of from X 2 to "per acre in the i F, R/.'-H, LAND AND ESTA7 WAR SAC A~t{\ ACRES, FREEHOLD, 28 miles fi injre.s' alluvial Hats, '7-room dv 2fl-bail milking stall, with sheds each ei ' harness-room, manure-room, ■ and workshi ment shed 60 x 30. School and public h; adjoining. Price, only Xl 7 per acre; mo: at 5 per cent. Owner having gone to tl porty. Anrlv sliarn, C. B. LEVER, WHAT ARE THE W Dannevirke dairy farm FOR is n bona fide salo and the proper! balance very low hills, 14 sicres stumped Good 6-roomod house, 11- miies cheese fa< mile school,- and 6 miles from Dnnnevii j!2l 10s. per acre. ,£SOO cash. R. F. SC . LAND AGEN'J DAIRYING LAI m ACRES, all in grass, 10 acres st jyood new. house, cowshed, sep bearing. Township, railway station,- s freezing works close. Stock carried a Title, Freehold, no mortgage. In Tara be cheap at J!SS per acre. A wide-awak terms. Apply, sharp, " - Wr Ift JOHPfSTO?