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AUCTIONS, i PUBLIC TRUST SALE SALE OF WELLINGTON CITY AND SUBURBAN PROPERTIES IN THE HANNAH ESTATE. to be Sold by public auction ; ;'Y '.'■■ On WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16,1937. '. . At 2.30 p.m. AT NATHAN'S AUCTION ROOMS, ■.111 CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY. MESSRS."- HARCOUKT AND CO. and i UKOKGK NATHAN AND CO. are directed-by the Public Irustee to sell by public auctioD as above tlie uncleiroeritioneil tieehold City and Suburban Properties:— . LOTS 1, 2,- and 3: three Kesideutial Properties each oi two storeys Ht the cornel ot Aiojchatn Avenue and Tapm Street. Kach ot these residences-contain* 6 room* I with kitchen, scullery, wasbhouse, and sun verandah, ihey have all usual .conveniences and get the maximum ol sun, riirht on the tram route, and within one section'.bi Courtenay l'lace. ' !; LOTS i and 5; Iwo Vacant Sections at Khandallah. In-.-• tine sheltered positipn, and within one minute oi the station und bus terminus. LOT 0: T.his comprises Lots 7,6, y.aiid 10, which are to be offered as one Lot and failing-a sale to be separately offered. .-.■.■ ' .. '■■ ■■ . LOT 7: 'ANTRIM HOUfc'E," No. 63 Boulcott Street. Jhia magnificent property wat the home ol the late Air. Robert Uannan, and is one ot the best-built, and wideiyknown residences in -Wellington;'- l'his commanding site with its close proximity ( to the city has a frontage to Boulcott.Street ol 80 feet 8 inches widening out to 165 feet y inches Kroui Boulcott Street it slopes up easily for about «oit ot its depth and then levels out/for the remaining 12511 to 143 ft., ■ Total area 2rd i6.osper. Ihis handsome. 2-storey residence built well back from, the street and approached by a wide motor drive contains 15 spacious reception and bedrooms and a hne reception hall. It -is complete with offices and all modern conveniences, beug one of the show places of ■Wellington Detached are staff and gantße accommodation. ,11 is essentially 8 gentleman's residence, or is weir suited for an institution, or it would easily convert into one ol the finest blocks of flats in-Wellington LOT 8: "GLENMORE," No. 59 Boulcott Street. This is a 2-storey 10-roomed residence, at present used as an Apartment douse. U stands well back trorn the street^ has • tine-:panoramic view, and gets » maximum amount ot sunshine. Owing to its seclusion, it has: proved to be one of the most popular Apartment Houses in Wellington, and conversion into flats would make a good 'investment. LOT 9: Vacant ; SectioD> Boulcott Street. This site, adjoining Lot 8 and lying on an easy slope and'within a minute of the heart of the city* is -an excellent position for H"bloi.k,pf flats. . ■ ~"■ • : LOT 10: ~No<=. 01 and Ola Bouicott Stieet. Two nouses contaimrig 6 and B rooms respectively. These two dwellings stand on a section having a frontage to Boulcott Street of 45 feet narrowing in at the rear to 20 feet and a depth of 132 feet. No. 91 is of one floor and contains all conveniences. No. Hla is of two doors, recently renovated, and in good order. Both are well let and 6hould Drove an excellent investment. LOT 11: Abel Smith Street. Dwelling's New. IS. 15a, IU, 21, and buildings at rear thereof. Area Mt acre all but 1 perch This property consists of a block situated at the south side of lower Abel Smith Street, just off Taranaki Street. I'lna land has a frontage, of 82 teet 10 inches, depth 264 feet tapprox.). On the frontage are 4 houses, in good order. The rear portion ot this block contains t9 brick and wooden 'garages-' and a 2-storey brick factory All accommodation is let. and the total return makes a most attractive proposition LOT 12: Petone Investment 6 Shops with living-rooms, No» 154. 150. 158, 160. 162, 164 Jnckson Street, and two 5-ronmed houses,. Nos. 38 and 38 Kitzherbcrt Street. This block, having frontage of 100. .ie'et to Jackson Street and 205 feet to Kitzherbert Street. It, is'situated hear the centre of Petone. and with the great increase In importance of this flourishing industrial locality this should attract the interest of all far-sighted investors LOT 13: Otaki Business Block (a) 5 Shops on Main Street, with living-rooms, naving a frontage of 84 feet 8 inche* to Main Street, and 71 feet 3 inches to Matene Street, (b) Vacant Section adjoining fifatene Street, with a frontage of 71 feet 3 inches by 169 feet deep. The shops are situated right in Otaki's business area, and are permanently attractive rent propositions. TERMS OF SALE: 10 per, cent.:deposit, 10 per cent.; in one month. 10 per cent, in six months. Balance within 3or 5; years at the option of the purchasers. Interest op unpaid purchase money at 4% per cent, per annum from date of sale. A Rebate of all interest charged will be made to the purchasers who pay the balance of their purchase money within twelve months of date of sale. ' A complete description and full particular oi all these properties has been compiled in a Catalogue, which is available from— THE DISTRICT PUBLIC TRUSTEE, Wellington, HARCOURT & CO., Panama Street, or S. GEORGE NATHAN & CO., 11l Customhouse Quay. T—ACRES FINE BUILDING LAND AT KARORI— 7 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16, at 2.30 p.m. SUBDIVISIONAL SCHEME PROVIDES 35 BUILDING SITES. DONALD and CAMPBELL STREETS, KAKORJ-Excellent Block of Land, containing an area' of .7 acres 1 rood 33.5 perches, having 507 ft frontage to Donald Street and 70{t frontage tp Campbell Street. A complete scheme of subdivision has been prepared, 'providing ■for adequate roading and subdividing the land into 35 SPLENDID BUILDING SITES, eight of which front Donald Street. Many of these sections are exceptionally fine home sites and he well to the sun. Also: ' ■ ' Corner GIPPS and DONALD STREETS-Splendid Vacant Corner Section, in ideal situation. ■■ .;' 'jiffESSRS. J. H. BETHUJJE & CO. have been instructed by the Karori Gardens j ist. Co., Ltd., to offer at PUBLIC AUCTION at their Kooms, corner Brandon and Peatherston Streets, Wellington, as above.... . PLANS CAN BE INSPECTED AT OUR OFFICE. J. H. BETHUNE & CO., Corner BRANDON and FEATHERSTON STREETS, WELLINGTON.

AT HATAITAI. E JOHNSTON & CO., Auctioneers. THURSDAY TURNING, At 10.30 a.m. ATTRACTIVE SALE Oi<\ SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, MAGNIFICENT BOUDOIR GRAND PIANO by John Broadwood and Sons, London, special exhibition model with a wonderful toneand in perfect order, Westminster chin.c hall clock, CARPETS;.' "and. HALL" RUNNERS, SINGER W DROPHEAp SEWING MACHINE, nest of inlaid mahogany tables, and appointments. At the Residence, No. 8 Kio Road (off Te Anau Road/. llatditai (Roseneath end, oveilookjng turns Bjj). On account ot the oivnei who Ins sold his Residence. iutt details latei | 'llus ih a \cry special piano, and in excellent order. ! L JOHNSION AND CO, Auctioneers J^ JOHX^ION &, CO, Auctioneers. PRLLIULN ARY AS NOUJn CE \IENT. IRIDAY NLXI, At 1 pin. AI OUR AIARI (Ao 8 Wilk&Luu Street). IMPORIAM AUCIION SALE. HIGHCLAbb HOUbLHOLD J UUNISHINGb, J LXPLNhIVL WIHON AND AWIiNbILR CARPLIb, VALUABLE UPRIGHi GRAND PIANO by tue celebiatcd nukets, JSTELNU'AY AND isONb,' in beautiful rosewood cam., a moit glouous toned mhtiunient and tur üb&uluie fcile; latest nioilel CRU\i\\LLL (Console model) ALL-WAVE RADIO SET in beautiful walnut case, cost-£3B a lew weeks ago, LXPKNbIVL VLLVEi' OUK--1 \lNts AND PLLME'Ib to match, uystil ep cocktail set, old Venetian putmes, book bhehta, books, walnut w udiobe, ep waie, canteen cutlery, | ep ted seiwct, Venetian Glassware, goblets, Oiicnlnl nigs and carpets, OAK DINING AND BEDROOM i,URNIbHINGfc> AND APPOINTMLMS Removed to our mart from Central Teriiii', Kelbuin On account of Air, P. B. \\j i , who is gning up housekeeping. lhi*e ire mo t expcnsne furnishings. . Pull dot ills htei I JOHNSiON AND CO , Auctioneets PHI UMIN-UiY NOTICE MONDAY, JUNE 14. At 1 p m Sh vi) At No W R-noi Road, Kelburn. S \.LL BY PUBLIC ALCIION I of SUPLRIOR HOUSLHOLI) FURNITURE, AXM INbl LR, H D-V \DK, AND ORII Nl AL CA.UPLIS AM) RUGS,! A\ RUNNI- US, SPLCI YLLY-WELL-MADE CHLSILRIILLD SUITE, OAK DINING AND BEDROOM FURNISHINGS, LATEST ALLWAVE "PACIFIC" RADIO SET (almost new), LATEST MODEL STREAMLINED .•' FRIGIDAIRE FREEZER (only in use a few months), cost £28, and appointments. . ALSO: . ,: TEE WELL-BUILT 8-ROOMED ' RESIDENCE, all on one floor, and commanding a wonderful view. The section, 80 x 180, is all laid out in garde.li and lawns, and as the owner, is .leaving for England "immediately the whole of the furniture and THE PRO- • PERTY. is for ABSOLUTE SAL"E. Full details later. '' ; This splendid Property will behold at o great sanritice. • ■ . i j? JOHNSTON & CO.. Auctioneers. ' AUCTION OF OPOSSUM BLOCKS. A PUBLIC Auction of Opossum Blocks in State Fon-sts in the Wellington mid Wairarapa Districts will be held :.n the Municipal Buildings, Masteiton, at 10 a.m. on June 23. The full amount bid for each block must be paid before a per-j niit, costing an additional 2s 6d, can be issued. No orders can be accepted. Full particulars can be obtained from the Forest Ranger, Masterton, or the Conservator of Forests, Palmerston North.

IMPORTANT PUBLIC TRUST AUCTION SALE. THURSDAY JUNE 17. at 2.30 p.m. fl ERNEST LEIGHTON LIMITED T have received instructions from the PUBLIC TRUSTEE to sell by public auction in their rooms, 22 Brandon Street, Wellington, as above. VALUABLE BLOCK OF LAND situated Hutt Park' Road, Lower Hutt, adjoining the new Ford Worts. The land consists of 2 rood^ 2.9 perches of level land, together with a modern four-roomed- house, bathroom, porcelain bath and basin, ; hot and cold water, laundrj, electric light all con veniences, also detached two-roomed cottage ({lung good return Vacant possession The property is Mutable for snnll fie tory or is also a good sunny home site. For terms of sale, apply to H LRNLST LEIGfIION LIMITED, 22 Brandon Street, Wellington, or the District Public Trustee WEDNESDAY,-! HL~7I H~D AY-OF~~ JULY, 1937. SAL fa, BY OKDLR 01 THE MORTGAGrH >ND UNDER CONDUCT OF 'IHE RLGISIRAR OF IHi SL/PR] ME COURT OF NEW ZLALAND AT WELLINGION. MX GORDON HARCOURT, Auction-) eet, acting under the instructions of the Regibtiai of the Supreme Couit at Wellington will offer fot sale by PUBLIC AUCTION it his looms 103 15> >eathei/s ton Street, Wellington, on Wednesday the 7th daj of July 1037 at 2 30 p m. the following freehold land — \LL THAT piece of land containing rweutv-foui and .Twpntwiiiie hund icdths ppichts (Oac Ot 24 2<)p )mo < oi ltss situate in the City ot Wellimj ton being put of Section 13 Ohuo Dihtnet md being Lot 2 on Deposited PI in !N limbered 7450 and being il-o the whole of the hnd computed in Ceilifkdie of title Volume 33D folio 88 * THE PROPrUIY TS KNOWN AS NUMBER 78 TODMAN SIBELI, BROOKLYN Th« Mortgagee's Applnation to Sdl and fitimale of Value mi) be seen pnor to the sile at the office of the Registnr of the Supreme Couit at Wellington dunng office hours. Particulars and Conditions of Silo m rj bp mspetted at the office of IHE AUC FIONLLR or at theoffire'. of UkS&lfcUKb IZARD 'WES I ON, STPVENSON 4. CASILE, Solicitois for the Mortgigee, Number 161 Peitherston Street, Welling ton,