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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5034, 2 May 1878, Page 1 (Supplement)

r ' ' r -> -1 i !- -J [1 , - t r-v- ' ■, o 1 ; \ ■ !. i s; , 1 . I LL dLvCvj;^:^ Shewing i o , ->w ; i ■: Sa:.; JBIOM OF SECTIONS Nos. 351, 352, 353, 354, & 355 " p " rnr jT ELLINGTON r-j m A' em t r; , nr . ■A\ T • -j' i : I ;1 L_J - ; ■u’Jj ! j >! \ l : il, i<•i .. ; , >i < LJ_ Xl b| •A v\ 1 /V s-i '-.\n y w a w ■!) Li r:\ r; li# fc *“’ ml ■■si J _J f_J £J BY A P [ r/y t 1 V J lIV I I A 3 1 j X - 1 0, J Lt J S.-L ) I' /ffc W/7 ■ i ■ \■; B •A i) \i J . '-y v> Li ON iOLSh STiSp 6TH AT THE lamb mart I ■r Hvf!i I ■uu J a BELT IN THE EXCHANGE LAND MART. ON MONDAY, MAY 6, 1878, at 2.30 p.m. LOTS 51 to 08. GREAT SALE OF THE FINEST AND MOST VALUABLE BUILDING SITES EVER OFFERED IN THE CITY. To the Capitalist seeeing a Lucrative Investment, ob the Working Man wishing a Home or his Own. TO ALL, IN FACT, WHO BELIEVE IN THE GREAT FUTURE OF THE CAPITAL OF NEW ZEALAND. T KENNEDY MACDONALD & CO. have pleasure in announcing that they , have been favoured with instructions from the proprietors to offer for sale by public auction, on the above date— FIVE OF THE MOST VALUABLE TOWN SECTIONS in the CITY OF WELLINGTON, being those numbered 351, 362, 353, 334, and 355, in the plan of the city. SUBDIVIDED INTO SUITABLE BUILDING ALLOTMENTS as per plan. Every allotment in these acres commands a most magnificent view of the whole of the city, while the gentle slope on which they lie renders the expense of drainage a mere bagatelle. Access is obtainable from either Pirie-strekt or Ellice-stuef.t, within ONE MINUTE’S WALK OF THE TRAMWAY. The immense advantage of the site in this respect needs no comment. In submitting so large a number of allotments in so central a position, the Auctioneers would behind every citizen that an opportunity is offered not likely to occur AOAiN for a long period. The Land has been visited by thousands during the past three years; but being in the hands of absentees, nothing could be done to open it up till a month back, when the absentees were bought out. and another step in the development of this great city effected. The Proprietors and Auctioneers have been besieged with applications to allow people to select special Lots, as much as £lO per foot having been offered, but they have determined — That every LOT shall ao to the Hammer, and that no preference oi favor shall be shown to any one. The TERMS of SALE have been fixed on Hie most liberal basis, viz. ; TEX per CENT. CASH Deposit, and the Balance by Three-monthly Acceptances, extending to THREE years, with Interest at Eight per Cent, per Annum, While any Purchaser can get an immediate TP.AN3FER of his LAND, should he desire it, on payment of purchase-money. The Auctioneers will also make arrangements to lf.no to any purchaser who may desire to build, assistance to the extent of in. thirds of the value of ihe land and buildings to be erected thereon. Lithographed plana of the block are now btmg distributed and every allotment is pegged off and marked by a distinguishing flag. REMEMBER, GREATEST SALE OF CENTRAL BUILDING SITES EVER HELD IN THIS CITY. H UJ UJ or co UJ QC Q_ 16 15 0.0.14% 14 0.0:11% 13 0.0.11%. 12 0.0.11% 11 0.0.HX, 10 o. O.M& 9 0.0.11%, SCARBORO’ TERRACE <-#-> W.HUTCHISON.Esq H CO > UJ cc < X ■4O--> h UJ UJ tr f~ CO 350 UJ o _J UJ AUSTEN STREET