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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5262, 4 February 1878, Page 4

Auctions.. THIS DAY, IN THE EXCHANGE LAND MART. ON MONDAY, 4th FEBRUARY, 1878. VALUABLE ALLOTMENTS IN THE TOWNSHIP OF PALMERSTON NORTH. LOTS 9 to IS. T KENNEDY MACDONALD & CO. a are favored with instructions to offer for sale by auction, the following > VALUABLE ALLOTMENTS In the township of PALMERSTON NORTH, being the subdivisions of the suburban section No. 231 on'the plan of the township : Lot 9.—Allotment No. 1, being a corner block, having a frontage of 125. feet to the main road by a depth along Warburton-street (a street 80 feet wide) of 132 feet. 1 Lot 10.—Allotment No. 2, haying,a frontage to Warburton-street of 132 feet by a depth of 125 feet. Lot 11.—Allotment No. 3, having a front- ' ! age to Warburton-street of T 32 feet by .a depth of 125 feet. Lot 12.—Allotment No. 4, having, a frontage to Warburton-street'of 132 feet by a depth of 125 feet. Lot 13.—Allotment No. 5, having a frontage to Warburton-street of 132 feet by a depth of 125 feet, j Lot ,14.—Allotment No. 6, having a front-. , age to Warburton street of 132 feet by a depth of 125 feet. ' Lot 15.—Allotment No. 7, having.a front-' age to Warburton-street of 132 ■ feet by a depth of 125 feet. Lot 16.—Allotment No. 8, having a frontage to Warburton-street of 132 feet by a depth of 125 feet. Lot 17.—Allotment No. 9, having a frontage to Warburton-street of 132 feet by a depth of 125 feet. Lot 18.— Allotment No. 10, being a corner block, having a frontage of 125 feet to the main road by a depth along Warburton-street of 132 ’ feet. : The above allotments, from their admirable position and thei - excellent frontages, are bound to grow in value. The account having to be closed, they will be sold ! ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE.; IN THE EXCHANGE LAND MART. ON MONDAY, 4th FEBRUARY, 1878.; IMPORTANT TO MEMBERS OE PARLIAMENT, GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS, AND OTHERS. i VALUABLE DWELLING-HOUSE. IN BOWEN-STREET. LOT 19. T KENNEDY MACDONALD & CO. , are favored with instructions to offer for sale by auction — All that valuable DWELLING-HOUSE, situated on part of town seotiop 474, havifig a frontage of 33 feet to Bowen-street by a depth of 115 feet. ' ; The house, which is not a year old, is built in two storeys, and contains four large and handsome rooms, the dining-room being 20 feet by 14 feet; bedroom 23 feet, by ,12 feet, &c; There is a first-class Leamington range in the kitchen, besides numerous other, household conveniences. The present rooms can easily be divided, or additional rooms built, at a trifling; cost. ' i The close proximity of the property to the Museum, Houses of Parliament, and Govern- 1 ment Buildings, renders it specially, valuable, te gentlemen connected with those institutions. The land is held ou a lease, having about nineteen years to run, at the low ground rent, of £l2 per annum. ‘ A large portion of the purchase money can remain on mortgage it desired. IN THE EXCHANGE LAND MART. ON MONDAY, 4th FEBRUARY, 1878. IMPORTANT NOTICE TO SMALL CAPITALISTS AND WORKING MEN. VALUABLE PROPERTY IN HAININGSTREET. LOT 20. T KENNEDY MACDONALD & CO. , are favored with instructions to offer for sale by auction— 1 ALL THAT ALLOTMENT OF J AND, being part of Town Section No. 232, having a FRONTAGE of SIXT \ -SIX FEET to HAIN-ING-STKEET, ky"a depth of Fifty Feet, on which is erected an exceedingly comfortable and wellfinished four-roomed cottage, at present let for £1 per week. The water is laid on, and. the property can be recommended as a good investment, it being adjacent to the corner block, on which is erected the large store of Mr. Brightwell, grocer. Arrangements can be made for a large portion of the money to remain on mortgage. IN THE EXCHANGE LAND MaRT." ON MONDAY, 4th FEBRUARY, 1878. ! VALUABLE SEC TIONS IN VOGEL TOWN. THE PICK OF THE TOWNSHIP. LOTS 21 TO 49. TITI KENNEDY MACDONALD & CO. JL . are favored with instructions to offer for sale by auction the following 1 VALUABLE ALLOTMENTS IN THE EXCELLENT SUBCRB OF VOGEL !OWN ; The above allotments will be sold on long terms, at a low rate of interest, and from the rapid progro-s of the suburb, many of the original purchasers having erected dwellings on the land, there is no doubt of the assured value of the allotments even aa a mere investment.