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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5034, 2 May 1878, Page 4

Auctions PRELIMINARY NOTICE. IN THE EXCHANGE LAND MART. ON MONDAY, 20 th MAY, 1878, At 2.30 p.m. , MAGNIFICENT BUILDING SITES IN THE HEART OE THE CITY. T KENNEDY MACDONALD & CO. , are favored with instructions to submit for positive sale bypublic auction—- ' 'THIRTY-FOUR FIRST-CLASS BUILDING ALLOTMENTS, situate in Hawker-street," and being the subdivisions 'FOUR TOWN ACRES,' num- ’;; • bered 103, 404, 405, and 406 in the plan of the city. >, Thctu allotments are adjacent to the residence of J., E.; Fitz Gerald, ! Esq., C.M.G., and are well .known as formerly the property of Phillip Moeller, Esq. They are 'of much .larger.size than those-usually offered to the public for building sites, and they have frontages not to laneA or alleys, but to first-class STREETS SXXTY-BIX FEET WIDE. -.The proposed early commencement of the Te Aro; Reclamation, and the consequent extension of main streets .from the present wharf, will bring the whole of these allotments within a few minutes’ walk of. the Post Office, and buyers of land, more especially , intending residents, will do well, to reflect ere purchasing building: sites half-a-day’s ; journey from the business, part of the city, and take; advantage of the opportunity of, securing homes to< which they,.pan walk .with ease and comfort; and without being at the mercy of either cab or tramway proprietors. .. i ,'. : ■ . LET THE SMALL OR LARGE. INVESTOR IN EVERY RANK OF LIFE REMEMBER ' That Every Day is Diminishing the amount op Land available for First-class Building 1 Sites in the City Proper. That City Allotments are therefore Growing in Value Every Day. That Half-a-million of Money must be Spent in this City during tub Next Few Years in Public Works. That the Terms of. Sale.will be of the following Most,Liberal Character : PJ per cent on the fall of the hammer. I PJ per oent in onemonth. 1 Balance in three years by quarterly instalments That Plans’ and "Conditions - will be Ready in a Few Days. ; REMEMBER, THEREFORE— : MAY 20.' MAY.2O! . HAY 20. 34 MAGNIFICENT BUILDING SITES.

THIS HAY, “ THURSDAY, 2nd. MAY,' : - At 12 o'clock. ; E. B. J. .DUNGAN: has received instructions from the Town Clerk to sell by public auction, on the'Queen’s wharf, at 12 o’clock, on Thursday, 2nd May, the following list of unclaimed goods, yiz ; ■; ’ ’ T cask linseed, ullaged 3 bundles scythe handles 1 do scythes 1 sack slashers .. . •: ' 4 travellers’ boxes, empty 3 sacks flour ;• Ido cushions : '1 bale wool 1 ' 1 colonial oven _ .... ; 2' cases Townsend's extract sarsaparilla, '■ : ' ullaged ,' ■■ ■ ■ ' ■ , : 2 coils wire . , .., ■ . , 1 package horseshoe .nails , ; 1 cask beer • 2 packages iron castings , ! Without the slightest reserved. ; . THIS DAY, ' THURSDAY, 2nd MAY;. PR E. J. DUNCAN will sell by public L- auction, on above date--200 shares National; Insurance Company. Sale at 2 o’clock. THIS DAY, -- -THURSDAY, 2nd MAY. ; Freehold, comer of Courtenay-plaoe and i Allan-street, With Shop and Dwellinghouse,- &c. Certainly one of the Most Valuable Business .i■ Sites in the City. ■; '■ is MB. B. J. DUNCAN, has been instructed by Mrs. Bannister (who is about re-, inoving..from Wellington), toTsell by public auction, on Thursday, 2nd May, at 2 o’clock—- : All that valuable piece freehold land, ; ' having a 7frontage of 29 feet 'to Courtenay-p'ace,. iby 75 feet. to Allan-street, together with; the j substantial and useful buildings; : ‘ thereon, consisting of a good shop, , two sitting-rooms, bed-room, store, ! &0., with gas and water laid on, at | present occupied by Mrs, Bannister ; as a general retail store, _... : An extensive and profitable trade has been carried bn herefor a 'considerable time past,; which is capable of being increased. The neighborhood is the most densely populated of any part, of W ellibgtbn, and no where, has the , late rise dn the Value of, real property been more marked than in’this locality. The auctioneer can truly-add that of all the numerous properties lately offered- tp public competition the above is one of the most desirable and deserving.of general attention., ... Terms will be liberal. Title perfect.

; THIS DAY, ■i - THURSDAY, 2nd MAY. I Woodville Sections. ME.S.J. DUNCAN has been instructed to sell, by auction, : at ; his rooms, Panama-street— Some of the best sections in the township of Woodville, viz,, Nos. 120, 122, 121, 128, and 131,‘ fronting 1 the i railway,, all having frontages to good roads. ' I ' l I : THIS DAY, " 1 THURSDAY, 2nd MAY. Woodville Sections. MR.-8.-J; DUNCAN has been instructed to sell by auction, at his rooms, Panamastreet— : Some of the best sections in the township 'of Woodville, viz., Nos. 120, 122, 124,128, and 131, fronting the line "7, of- railway. , , .; The Auctioneer begs particular attention to thn important fact, that nearly all the above; sections are olose to the terminus of the Napier and Wairarapa Railway. ,: ; The . line from; ' Napier is being rapidly pushed forward, and in a few months hence will be completed to Woodville, and soon afterwards to Masterton. It is simply one,' if' not the best, township in the; country,'and land is certain, to rise to a high ’'alue. Comment is unnecessary. -Large plan is at the auctioneer’s r00m... THIS DAY, .- ; : :: THURSDAY,; 2nd:MAP, ; ! ' . .At’2 o’clock.. . 361 ACRES, WOODVILLE. ’ RURAL SECTIONS. ■R. R. J, . DUNCAN has received in.structions to sell by public auction, on .with good totara sufficient to fence, in the whole. ; j, ; -,Thi above niost valuablo sections are admirably situated, and were selected after personal inspection by ;a; gentleman with a thorough knowledge of ;thisr important 1 district. . j ‘Terms liberal, declared at• sale.' % ’, PUn on view ;, ! the auctioneer’s rooms. Li. 1 Si