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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5391, 8 July 1878, Page 4

Auctions WEDNESDAY, 10th JUDYK NIGH T S'BEID G E . W. H. WARREN is instructed to sell by public auction, on tiro above date, several QUARTER-AC HE SECTIONS OF RICH -M EAD 0 W LAND AT KNIGHTSI3RIDGE ! ' The Plane aro now Ready. KNIGHTSBRIDGE (Proper) Is situdcd on the Waiwetu-road, within a convenient distance of the Railway Station at the Lower Hutt. GO AND SEE KNIGHTSBEIDGE ! THE VILLAGE OF KNIGHTSBEIDGE, Which ME. W. H. WARREN Will offer for sate, consists of about TWENTY ACRES OP LAND, extraordinarily prolific capable of growing anything, and LEVEL AS A CROQUET LAWN! The Plans are now Ready. Through the Property, runs A LOVELY STREAM OF PURE WATER, Yet the Land is never flooded, but ALWAYS HIGH AND DRY. KNIGHTSBEIDGE la that parcel of Land between the Waiweturoad and the Hills. PARENTS AND GUARDIANS READ THIS. THE HILLS WILL NOT BE OFFERED . FOR SALE, Only the Level Land, and a few Choice Sections sloping from the foot of the Hills. THE SLOPES Will command much attention, as they are, without doubt, MOST CHARMING SITES. FOR VILLA RESIDENCES. The Plans are now Ready. YOUNG MEN AND MAIDENS READ THIS. THE SCENERY AROUND Is most picturesque, and as the terms upon which the Land will be offered for sale will bring KNIGHTSBEIDGE WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL, , MR. WV H. WARREN Feels sure that there will-not be a sufficient number of SECTIONS IN THIS BEAUTTFUL LITTLE VILLAGE OF KNIGHTSBEIDGE To supply all comers; therefore be in time to embrace this SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY Of securing one of the most BEAUTIFUL SITES FOE A HOME EVER OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC. READ .THIS' EVERYBODY! The Supreme Court site was sold the other day for One Hundred and Fifty-Three Pounds per foot. Who would have thought it twenty years ago ? PARENTS AND GUARDIANS PROVIDE FOR THE FUTURE ! KNIGHTSBEIDGE Will one day be the Centre of a Large District, aud the Sections of Land which you will shortly have the opportunity of Purchasing, on Advantageous Terms, may one day be worth ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY-THREE POUNDS.PER FOOT. Who Knows ? WEDNESDAY, 10th JULY. Young Men and Maidens, Provide for the • Future. BUY KNIGHTSBEIDGE PROPER OF ME. W, H. WARREN. GO AND SEE KNIGHTSBEIDGE! Follow the road until you come to the residence of Mr. David Knight, which stands on the front section. With this and the direction posts on the road, the locality of KNIGHTSBEIDGE PROPER CANNOT HE MISTAKEN. KSfThe Auctioneer is prepared to MAKE ADVANCES for building purposes.--The Plans are now Ready. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneer, at his ofliceo, over the Chamber of Commerce, Lambton-quay. THE GRANDEST BUILDING SITE IN THE CITY OF CHRISTCHURCH. To Capitalists, Merchants, Investors, Speculators, Trustees, aud Others. A MOST UNUSUAL CHANCE. A MAGNIFICENT INVESTMENT. WEDNESDAY, JULY 17, 1878, At 2.30 p.m. MESSRS R. WALTON & CO. have received instructions from John Wallor, Esq., to sell by public auction at their rooms, Hereford-street, Christchurch, next Messrs. Milos, Hassal, and Co,, on WEDNESDAY, JULY 17, 1877, At 2.30 o’clock. All that splendid Block of Land in the very centre of Christchurch, being town sections Nos. 998 and 1000, between Manchester • street and Colomho-street, now in the occupation of John Waller and Go., timber merchants, and having a frontage of 132 feet to Tuam-street, Christchurch, by a depth of 151 feet, being nearly half an acre of land. This unusually largo section of land is situated in the busiest aud most rising part of the city of Christchurch. It has a right-of-way right through to Lichfield and to Manchester streets, and by the White Hart to High-street, aud is nearly opposite to the handsome warehouses of Messrs. W. Montgomery aud Co. (Limited). For merchants’ warehouses, bonded stores, insurance offices, or other largo public buildings, this site is invaluable. As an investment or speculation its prospective value is very great, aud would certainly in a very short time produce a very handsome return, not only in the shape of largo rental but future eu- 1 hanced value. The Auctioneers bellgve that at the present time there is no block of land of equal size and importance for sale in the city of Christchurch. This valuable land is J between the two great leading arteries of traffic to the railway aud other parts. • ' . • Terms liberal. Plans to he seen at Auctioneers. i WEDNESDAY, JULY 17,-1878. Half-past two o’clock. ■ t .