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Dominion, Volume 21, Issue 126, 25 February 1928, Page 16

AUCTIONS YOUR GREAT OPPORTUNITY BELMONT BRAE ESTATE. (Just beyond Belmont Station.! QI MAGNIFICENT HOME SITES <54 ON THE SUNNY WESTERN HUTT SLOPES Un TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1928, At 11 a.m. AT THE DOJI IN lON FARMERS’ INSTITUTE. Messrs, s. george nathan and CO. are directed to sell by PUB LIC AUCTION, as above:— MAGNIFICENT HOME SITES These sections, situated in this popu lar locality, have a glorious view of the whole of the Hutt Valley and Wellington Citv and Harbour One has a bitumen road all the way to tlie Lower Hutt and the balance of the journey by a good macadam road, an easy half-hour’s ruu into the heart of the City. AMONGST BEAUTIFUL NATIVE BUSH, and every section has a site for a Motor Garage. Water main to every section; Electric Light obtainable. The soil is rich and admirably adapted for horticultural purposes, so that residents can possess charming gardens and all the advantages of a healthy, bracing country life, with close proximity to the City. NOAV IS THE TIME TO BUY YOUR HOME SITE! EXCEPTIONALLY EASY TERMS, viz: £25 DEPOSIT, .£25 in 6 months, L'2s in 12 months. AND THE BALANCE ARRANGED. FOR PLANS AND FURTHER INFORMATION, SEE THE AUCTIONEERS— , S. GEORGE NATHAN AND CO., 21 GREY STREET. 7069. SALE OF GENTLEMAN’S RESIDENCE Situated 4 MARIRI ROAD. KELBURN (On account of Owner leaving district), On WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 29, 1928, At 11 a.m. AT OUR ROOMS, LEINSTER CHAMBERS, 21 GREY STREET. A, JESSES. S. GEORGE NATHAN AND 4’-* CO. are favoured with instructions TO SELL, BY PUBLIC AUCTION, as above ALI, THAT PIECE OF LAND, being I-ot 2, D.P. 1991, with a frontage of 42ft. by a depth of 9Sft., more <r less, TOGETHER WITH THE SUBSTANTIAL TWO-STORY 8-ROOM-ED RESIDENCE THEREON, having Marseilles tiled roof, anil comprising drawing-room, panelled dining room, kitchen, scullery, pantry, maid's room, and washhouse in basement. Upstairs: 4 bedrooms and two sleeping porches, bathroom with enamel bath and basin. THIS DELIGHTFUL RESIDENCE has every modern convenience, including electric light, hot points, range, gas stove, excellent hot-water system, fireplaces, open, brick, specially imported fronts and interiors, tiled hearths and rimu kerbs, etc.; is well constructed on concrete foundations, the first story being of stucco and the second of wood. The interior is a fine example of modern architecture. Splendid section, well laid out in flower gardens, concrete paths, and glorious panoramic view is obtained. IN A FINE SUNNY POSITION. It is a home we have personally inspected. and can safely recommend, as it will stand inspection by the most conservative builder or architect. Without doubt this is one of the finest residential locations to be offered. Mortgage at 6J ner cent. For further information and arrangements tn inspect— SEE THE AUCTIONEERS. S. GEORGE NATHAN AND CO., 21 Grey Street. 7561 pEILDING STOCK SALE. FRIDAY’, MARCH 2, 1928. Special Entry Account F. E. ROSS, of Coonoor. ANNUAL DRAFT OF 1 1 AND •’-Y'EAR .EWES, guaranJ f ee d mouths, exceptionally good line, and great condition. 8304 AUCTION CLEARANCE SALE Ok DAIRY HERD, JOHNSONVILLE. On the Property, NEWLANDS (Farm Adjoins Wat Memorial), and handy to Railway Station. TUESDAY, MARCH 6, 1928, At 1 o’clock, TJ ERNEST LEIGHTON. LTD., have received instructions from 11. Longhurst,, Esq., to offer for absolute Sale, owing to the expiration of his lease— HIS "CHOICE HERD OF 14 COWS, in milk, and coming to profit, June, July, and August. 1 good Jersey heifer 1 Holstein bull 3 weaner calves 1 Dinholo Separator (good order) NOTE.—These Cows will stand inspection. They have been carefully culled from time to time, and coming off hilly land, will do well anywhere. H. ERNEST LEIGHTON, Auctioneer. 8337 IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE Of EXCEPTIONALLY FINE CITY HOME, No 24 PORTLAND CRESCENT, WEDNESDAY. MARCH 7, 1928, At 2.30 p.m. H ERNEST LEIGHTON, LTD., have • been favoured with instructions from the Trustees of a Decensed Estate, to offer for Absolute Sale, in their Rooms, No. 14 Brandon Street, Wellington— "l HAT SPLENDID RESIDENCE, known as No 21 Portland Crescent, being exceptionally well bn ill, on splendid concrete base, containing on the ground floor—Dining-room, Drawing room Smoking-room. Breakfast-room, largo Entrance Hall, Coat Lobby, Kitchen with every convenience, Maid’s Room, ele. On the first floor Six bedrooms, diessing-room, lavatory bathroom: also washhouse, copper, tubs, and workshop in basement. The House stands in beautiful grounds, has a particiiiiirlv sunny aspect, ami is situate on a slight rise oil the Main St reel, is free from dust ,ii;.| noise, although practically in Hie conlre of the City. The land consists of nearly oue-quar-ter of an acre, laid out in lawn, uml flower garden, concrete and asphalt yard, and paths. The properly also Ims a back intran'C to Hnwkoslone St reel. Anol her house could bo erected on the properly. For cards to view and further details, npplv to the Auetimieors. n. ERNEST LEIGHTON. LI’D.. 145 Featherston Streel. and Main Street. Lover Hutt. 8331