AUCTION SALE.

Horowhenua Chronicle, 15 March 1910, Page 2

AUCTION SALE.

SETTER'S ESTATE.

We would remind our readers of thi;i important sale of residential sections, which takes place at the Tovn Hall to-morrow evening, at 8 o'clock, when Messrs Hitehings, Haukins and Co., Ltd., will submit 2(> magnificent building sites. The majority of the sections to be offered comprise half-an-acre each. Tlu bud is absolutely free from stones, and is capable of growing anything. A number of the seotiois have been stumped and ploughed. The situation and locality is a very desirable one, coinnaiuling a magnificent view of the Horowhenua Lake, anid at the same time within live minutes' ivals of the Tost Office. The ten is of sale are within the reach of every one, and with the advantage of the cheap money scheme afforded by the Advances to Workers' Department, any worker can own a freehold property, the interest and sinking fund being much less than it now costs him for rent. The -e is no block of land within the borough which is more conveniently and well situated than Setbr's Estate, and we predict a most successful sale.

A-, the same time and place the auctioneers will offer Mr A. Sheu'sby's rery desirable residence in Mako-Mako road. The land comprises 2 acres, ploughed and laid down in grass, one acre of which is an orchard containing 70 fruit trees specially selected from Messrs Horton and Son. The dwelling comprises six rooms, varying rrom 10ft x 12ft to 20ft x 12ft. The outbuildings comprise jdairy, l)ath •ooni, washhousn with coppey briclsed in. There is an ample siippy of water, a.nd all the paths •ind back yard are asphalted. ThewlioKj property is fenced with live hedges, and a good plantation of Engl :sh trees. This is a very fine home, and being so well situated, it should conunnnd spirited bidding. l'l;>ns of the sections for sale in Setter's Estate can now be obtained fiom the auctioneers or Messrs Smart anul Thome.

Attention is also drawn to the f .wo seaside sections at the Hokio beach, which will bo offered on behalf of V. T. Hitchings, Esq. Tthey each contain half-an-acro. On one ■if thj sections there, is a well-built •ottaj;e of four rooms, matdi-lined ind papered, and a good supnly of fresh water. The terms of the lenses are 21 years from July, i()03, with right of renewal, and (ho annual rental is only 10s per ■lection. The terms of sale arc, very liberal, being one quarter •ash uid the balance spread over 'welvit months.