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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5455, 20 September 1878, Page 4

Auctions TUESDAY, 24th SEPTEMBER. ABSOLUTE AND UNRESERVED SALE or ABOUT 3000 ACRES LAND (More or less.) MR. R.J. DUNCAN will sell, by, order of James Gilligan, Esq., at public auc* tion.on Tuesday, 24th September, at 2 olclock p.m., at his salerooms, Panama-street—- , The balance of the Tauei-u Property, adjoining the township and suburbs of WARDELL, containing about OAflfY ACRES of the finest and t»wv/ riche9t . soil ia this part of New Zealand. Lithograph ,plaus will be ready for circula- " i about the 18th instant, whereon the bounies and acreage will be given, and all other rticulars supplied. I The above 3000 acres will be sold positively on above date absolutely without reserve. TUESDAY, 24th SEPTEMBER.; MR. H. J. DUNCAN having been favored with instructions from Mrs. Charles Howard, will have the pleasure of selling at public auction on Tuesday, 24th instant, at 2 o'clock p.m., at the Panama-street salerooms— FOUR OF THE VKFY FINEST BUILDING ALLOTMENTS Now open for sale in the City of Wellington, namely, as follows— Lot I.—Frontage to Sussex-street, 39ft.. sin., and frontage to Dock-street, 73ft. 6in. Lot 2.—Frontage to Sussex-street, 39ft. sin., by a depth of-.7Bft. 6in., Lot 3.—Frontage to Dock-street, 40ft., by a • depth of 79ft. Lot 4.—Frontage to Tasman-street, 46ft. 7iri., by a frontage to Dock-street, 71ft. 9in. The Auctioneer feels that there is no need for him (in an advertisement) to point out the value and unequalled advantages of these building sections j to do so would be an insult to the intelligence of the public. ; The lots will be sold without reserve and terras liberal. e THE TOWNSHIP OF SEATOUN. Three mile 3 from the Newtown Hotel.' Situated in Worser Bay, adjoining the Pilot Station and Telegraph Office, and within four miles of the City of Wellington. MR. R. J. DUNCAN is favored with instructions from J. C. Crawford, Esq., to sell by public auctioD, at his salerooms, Panama-street, on Thursday, September 26th, 1878, at 12 o'clock noon ' The whole of the town sections in ; the truly beautiful and attractive seaside township of ■* SEATOUN, consisting of about 100 acre (more or less), divided into over 200 sections, about each. The.township has been carefully laid out under the supervision of E. Holroyd Beere, q., C.E. Roads have been partially formed ; _-jerves for public purposes, viz., for four cuurches, educational establishments, cricket ground, and a public park of 20 acres, b*v« been provided for. • In view and expecta of this lovely suburban township being connected by railway with the city, extensive reserves have been made for this purpose. Taking advantage of the experience gained by the running of the steam tramway in Wellington, ample provision has been made in the ation of the various streets in Seatoun for allowing easy curves for the laying down of the future tramway, and which would be a great advantage if a similar principle were adopted in Wellington, and doubtless will be in the laying out of future townships. The whole of the site of Seatoun-is nearly, a dead level, having a fine view of the ocerbeing the entrance to the harbor at Worser Bay, and ■ possessing a safe anchorage, with a L -iutiful sandy beach in front of the township, lending fully a mile long. - This spot has been celebrated for the past 37 years for the excellent and abundant fish of all sorts procurable here. : . r .f,As a matter of fact there is no other place ithin many miles of this large and constantly creasiDg city possessing so many attractions Seatoun, and the Auctioneer feels confident ecommending this great sale (perfectly uiierved) to the attention of men of capital _. 1 to persons of moderate and small means. The proprietor would not have thought of ~ ,__ _» .. t_j .... __i i —ary for him to leave New Zealand for some considerable time before long. Carriages will be provided by tbe Auctioneer beforo the day of sale, to enable all desirous of " cting this favored locality to do so. ':* .lithographed plans may be obtained on aping at the Auctioneer's office,- and also parirs as to terms of payment, which are very ..„„ J, may be learnt on applying to R. J. DUNCAN, ■" ia,-street. SOUTH KILBIRNIE. ON THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER, 26,1878.. THE BALANCE OF ' NSOLD FREEHOLDS IN SOUTH KILBIRNIE. EJ. DUNCAN haß been honored • instructions from J. C. Crawford, to sell by public auction, at his rooms, Panama street, on Thursday, 26th September, 1878— 32 ACRES (more or less) FREEHOLD LAND, AT SOUTH KILBIRNIE, EVANS' BAY, adjoining Newtown, about a quarter . *" of a, mile from the boundary of the city. . , This, like Kilbiraie North, which he sold about twelve months,, ago for the benefit and profit of the purchasers on that fortunate occasion, is iutersected by well formed roads, every section possessing the advantage of a good frontage to a road. . Terms of Payment : Cash deposit of one fourth the purchasemoney, and the balance by bills at four, eight, and twelve months, in equal instalments, with interest at the rate of 8 per cent, added thereto. TitleUnder the Land Transfer Act. Every section can Bo easily discovered, as the surveyor's pegs arc all plainly numbered ; but, in the event of any one requiring, the services of a surveyor will be available .to point out the several allotments. As theuoticeoftheßaloisnecessai'ilyshort.the Auctiooeer advißes all to inspect thisbeautif nlly situated and important township without DELAY. • Buyers, or those thinking of becoming purchasers, are reminded of the great importance and effect produced on all freeehold properties in Kilbirnie North and South by the triumphal inauguration aud nucceissful working of the steam tramway, which doubtless in the course of a very few months will be obliged to connect with Kilbirnie North and South. The buildings erected on Kilbirnie North, and the consequent great rise in the value of property since its sale in August last year, should lie at once a guide and friendly warning to all persons to take advantage of the sale on Thursday, 26th iustant. These groat and agreeable opportunities are only afforded onco in the course of the lives of a very few. Take advantage of them, says the Auctioneer, IT IS NOW OR NEVER. As iu the former instance the sale is without reserve. Plans and fullest information supplied on application to the auctioneer, R, J. DUNCAN, Panama-street. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. F.E A T H E K ST O N . Sections adjoining the Wairarapa Railway Terminus. , ' R. R. J. DUNCAN has been honored , with/instructions from J, J 7 Frceth, Esq.; to sell by auction on an early day—; ; ~ 0 most valuable; sections of land in the ' township Of Fcatherston, being part •'*'■' of original town awca 167 to 171.