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AUCTIONS. j FRIDAY. MARCH' 26. 1920. : At 2.30 p.m. . S.vrj?" BY AUCTION' 'in Close nil Estate. CITY AND NEWTOWN FREEHOLDS. NO. 74 HILL STB BET. • NO. 53 DANIEL STREET, NO. 24 WINDSOR PLACE, NO. 7 TONICS GROVE. "MESSRS.' HARCOIJRT AND CO. have IiJL. received instructions to .sell'by Public Auction, at their Rooms, 195 LAMISTON QUAY, on FRIDAY, MARCH 26, at 2.30 p.m.— I—Part Town Acre 518, containing 17.2 perches, 'having a frontage of 49ft. 3in. by a depth of 99ft; llin., "together with the 10-ROOMED RESIDENCE thereon, knoivn as NO. 74 HILL STREET, fitted with every modern. convenience, including 'electric light with the latest fitting, gas cooker and gas fires, porcelain, hath and basin, etc.. It is in a sunny sheltered position, and commands ail excellent view of the harbour and city. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. 2—Lot sof Block Aof subdivision of . Town Acre 799, containing 11 perches, with a frontage of 34ft. by a depth of 88ft. • lin., together with the 5ROOMED DWELLING thereon, known as NO. 53 DANIEL STREET, fitted with modern conveniences, and is handy to the trams and shopping ...centre of Newtown. 3—Part Town Aero 163, having a frontage of 20ft. Gin., by a depth of G3ft. 9m., together with the 4-ROOMED HOUSE., bathroom and conveniences thereon, known as NO. 24 WINDSOR PLACE. 4—All thai: piece of land, being 45ft. Bin. by 10ft.. with the 5-ROOM'UD HOUSE and TWO-STALLED BRICK STABLE thereon, known ns NO' 7 TONICS GROVE (off Upper Cuba Street). TlieSe Properties are being sold to close nu estate, and it is the'- intention'"of the' Trustees to sell. • • HARCOURT AND CO., . .. Auctioneers. FRIDAY, MARCH 26, 1920, At 2.30 p.m. IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE Of VALUABLE LEASEHOLD. PROPERTY In the CENTRE OP THE BUSINESS AREA OF THE CITY. : SUBSTANTIALLY-BUILT 2-STORY ■BRICK. AND CONCRETE BUILDING, Nos. 18 and 20 Hunter Straet • Lately Occupied by THE CENTRAL CLUB. MESSRS. HARCOUKT AND CO. (in 1U conjunction with MESSRS. H. -F: M'NEILL AND CO. LTD.) have received instructions to soil bv Public Auction at- their Rooms, 195 LAMBTON QUAY,on. FRIDAY, MARCW2G, at 2.30 p.m.-. The Corporation Leasehold with about 5 years to run and right of renewal at revaluation, also the buildings thereon of the premises thereon latelv occupied by THE CENTRAL- CLUB, ind known as Nos. 18 and 20 Hunter Street. The buildings are substantiallv built of brick and concrete, and contain 9 largo offices, including 2 rooms suitable, for Board Rooms oy for subdivision, being 27ft. x 27ft. ana 27ft. x 36ft. This property is situated in the business centre of Wellington, close* to all banks nnd insurance companies and the principal business premises. Full • particulars obtainable from 11. F. M'NEILL & CO. LTD.,' ■ 20 Brandon Street; Or ~ HARCOURT AND CO., 195 Lambton Quay. IMPORTANT FREEHOLD LAND SALE. SUBDIVISION OF MR. MAX SPEEDY'S WELL-KNOWN NGAPAERURU ESTATE, NGAPAERURU ESTATE, comprising 1 QAiy ACRES, subdivided into three IcHH Farms of 913 ACRES HOMESTEAD .BLOCK . 423 ACRES . 471 ACRES. '■ ' ' ' ALSO, on account of the ESTATE of the LATE GRAHAM SPEEDY,-. ONE BLOCK, COMPRISING - 851 ACRES. i ■ Messrs. Williams and kettle, LTD.. DANNEVIRKE, have rer ccived instructions to sell by Public Auction, at the PALACE THEATRE, DANNEVIRKB, On WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7, 1920, At 1.15 p.m.. The above valuable blocks of land, recognised to be some of the finest grazing country in Southern Hawke's Bay. TERMS: ' 10 per cent, cash on the fall of tho hammer. 15 per cent, on May 1, 1920. Balance in five years from date of possession. Interest on all "unpaid purchaso monies to be at the rate •• of 5J per cent, per annum. on May 1, 1920. Cars will be available at Messrs. Williams and Kettle,' Ltd.'s, Dnnnevirke office to take intending buyers over the property. NOTE.—A CLEARING SALE of stock and plant will' be held on the property prior to the day of possession. R. E. BUNNY, Auctioneer.SUBDIVIS'IONAL LAND SALE. J. LEYDON'S KAWIU BLOCK, LEVIN. Divided into 4 Farms, in areas, from 26 to .40 acres. To ha sold by A notion in' tho TOWN HALL, LEVIS', 'on APRIL 7, at 2 p.m. This fertile and picturesque block of land is situated 1$ miles from the town of Levin, and is considered by all those who liavo visited the locality to be one of the prettiest spots in New Zealand. The soil is a rich, chocolate loam, now crowing a good mixture of grasses," waking any one of these farms suitable for dairying, fattening, or potato growing. Every section has a perfect 'building site and will make an ideal little farm f»r tho dairyman or the man who wish** to retire 'amid pleasant surroundings. '. TERMS OF SALE: 10 per- cent, day of sale. . 10 per cent, in twelve months, .Balance 7 years at 51 per cent POSSESSION May 1. 1920. NOTE.—Purchasers will bo given Immediate right of entry for the purposi of building. Plans and further particulars from. ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS LTD., Auctioneers, Levin, Palmerston, nnd all Branches,