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AUCTIONS. : MONDAY," APRIL 2Si 1919, , At 130 p.ni. AUCTION SALE. \- FREEHOLD PROPERTY, No. 71 . , Hobson Street. ■MISSfiS. HABCOURT AND CO. ItX have rcceivcd instructions to sell. In- Public Auction at their Rooms. 195 Lambton Quuiy on Monday, April 28, 1913,-at 2.30 p.m.— • ALL that valuable, .freehold. Properly " known as. No. 71 Hobson Street, ■ :having a;.frontage of 31 feet, consisting of; a eufetantially-built 2-story-"Dwelling of' 7 rooms., ... The properly is well situated, and re- ' pleto with all modem conveniences, electric light, -power point, gas cooker,' tiled heolr'tha, excellent hot water service; toe interior is tastefully decorated, and comiprises drawing and dining, rooms, study, 8 bedrooms, and dressing room off mail) bedroom, large bathroom, well-appointed kitchen, and domestic offices.' f • Full particulars on application. 1 -HARCOURT AND CO., Auctioneers. IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE- ; WELL-KNOW COASTAL FARM, . NEAR ELLINGTON.- •• On TUESDAY, APRIL 29, At 2.30 p.m. H ERNEST LEIGITTON has been • favoured with instructions from \ Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Morrison to offer 'for 1 Public Auction, in the Chamber of Comvmerce, Cusio'mhoriso Quay, Wellington, as above— , ■j A OA ACRES (more or leas) of alluA.'t./Cxj vial flats, .terrace, and -hill land. Splendid healthy sheep 'and ' cattle country, with a great, 6ole_ of grass, and having a heavy carrying . capacity. Some 30 acres aro in crop, . principally swedes - apd rape. There are several hundred aorcs of low ter- ' race country, mostly ploughable. Title: Land.-Transfor. •'...■ ; This is a portion of the Paranyai-ahu .Block Pencarrow Survey • District, and.; adjoins the ■- Orongo . Eongo Station. It was for many years in the occupation of Mr. Riddiford, on which his noted ; Romnoy Stud Ewes were running. The ■balance is good hilly country. The property is fenced,, subdivided, and weir, watered. : ,• •Tha homestead contains large liviug ¥oom, two bedrooms, bathroom, large, scullery, h. and c., p.w.0., washhouM; oopper, tabs. etc. Permanent water supply from concrete reservoir. Drainage to eeptlo tank.' ■ Exceptionally fine' woolahed,.] ..-with* largo night pen accommodation, ' shearing' machines, plant,' etc.'" Concrete motor garage. Two seta of sheep yards,' dh>. etc. .Four-roomed man's cottage. The vendors invite inspection. Tho ' condition of the stock , will.-speak for themselws.' They. 6tato .that the deathrate.for. the last: season was under 2}' per cent. - Tho property .wintered' 1200 ewes, 900 hoggets, 150 head of. cattle.: 1 Books aro open to; inspection. to bona-fida'pur-chasers. ■The property is : only 28 -toiles from ' ■ Wellington, and.2o.miles from the Lower Hutt ojr good metal road. Photographs and plan may: be seen, : and full .'details obtained from , tha Auctioneer, H. ERNEST LEIGHTON, . . '~ 182. Featherston Street, • ' . . And at Lower, Hutt,, VALUABLE ■ CITY BUSINESS SITES, To be Sold by , PUBLIC AUCTION . ' '' ■, On '" , TUESDAY, APRIL 29, 1919, ' ; at 2.30 p.m., IN OUR ROOMS, 105 CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY. Messrs. s. George nathan and 1 CO. have been favoured with in- ' etructions, from tho'Owners to sell by! Public Auction as above— . - j • FIRSTLY—AII thai; Parcel of Land, 15.3 Perches, corner of Stout ana'j Ballance Streets, having a front- ; age to Stout Street of 42ft. x 99ft. to Ballanco Street. i SECONDLY—AII that Parcel of Land, ! 15 Perches, with a frontage of, lift. 9in. to Stout Street,. by a ' depth of 99ft. * I These ara most valuable site in the very .heart .of the City, suitable for a; warehouse or office buildings; - Further particulars!, from V : S. GEORGE 'NATHAN AND. CO., I", Auctioneers, .. THURSDAY, MAY 1, 1919, At 2.30 p.m. .' . CENTRALLY SITUATED BLOCK OF * - UP-TO-DATE BUILDINGS., . MESSRS.. J.-H. BETHUNE AND CO. JIJL have been favoured with instructions jrom Mr.'-Charles A. Fletcher to 6ell by Public Auction, at their Rooms, . Featherston Street, Wellington, as abovo: . THURSDAY,' MAY 1, 1919,, ■ ~ At 2.30 pjn. ; ' SEAT SPLENDID FREEHOLD PROPERTY; Nos. 2 and -1. Willis Street, situated at its junotion with Lambton Qnay,' and within 230 yards of the G.P.0., 'containing 21J'perches, having 23ft Sin. frontage to Willis Street by 'a.depth'of 163 ft. Sin.and widening to 42ft. 6in,. from' a point 94ft. from the street frontage. The Property has a-right-of-way Bft. •wide on tie Southern side, held under a £99 years' lease from August, '1871; at a ' lental. apportioned to the land for salo of ,£5 per annum.' 1 ' ' The uso of a party-wall on the Southern 'side goes with tho Property for Sale. Erectcd upon the laud are the substantial -brick and concrete premises cf three stories on tho Willis Street frontage, and four; stories .on. the back portion of the land, and having, all latest improvements, find insured for ,£9BOO. . Tho ground, floor has double plate-glass -windows; stamped ■ceilings, walls lift, hijjh,:tiled floor, and every convenience , for. its present occupation as fashionable Tea Rooms and Res- .' taurant. The whole of tho property Is occupied by permanent-.tenants at moderate rentals, which' now total .£1719 2s. per.annum, and are capabje of considerable increase by judicious management. For .further- particulars and terms of sale apply to ; , J. H'. BETHUNE, AND C 0.," ... ..Auctioneers. SUBDIVISION OF RICH DAIRYING . LAND.' TE OPAKETE. ESTATE.. 307 ACRES,. ' Divided into 6 COMPACT .DAIRY FARMS. ; ABRAHAM. AND WILLIAMS, LTD., xi. acting under instructions from Chiis. Higginson, Esq., will offer the above Estate for Sale by Pu.blic Auction in the . TOWN . HALL, LEVIN, on WEDNESDAY, MAY 11. 1919, at 2 p.ni. .. ■ There is no better land in the Manatratu, for . potato growing, dairying, or fattening. - Situated .within a-few,chains of the Koputaroa Railway Station,: and ■ close to -factory, school, and-, post office, and within reach of the City of Wellington markets. ■ ■ . . ' . ° IDEAL CLIMAtE. RICH. SOIL EASY TERMS'.. ■ These farms range in areas from II to S3 acres, an<£ are divided in such a way <-;o as .-to give -each section-a share of such natural advantages as road frontage, water, shelter, and good building site.;. This country is all flat to undulating, and willmnke very productive and picturcsquo little farms. ■ TERMS: • 1.0 per cenf. on day of sale. 10 per in 12 months. Balance 5 years at 51 per tent. POSSESSION 11th day of June, '1919. Plans, will be ready in a few days aud' will be available from ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS,. LTD., Palmerjton North, I/evin, and nil n ranches, '