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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 322, 23 February 1910, Page 1

IMPORTANT SALE 0? VALUABLE FREEHOLD BUSINESS AND RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES I? THE TOWN OF NEW PLYMOUTH. SATURDAY. MARCH 12, 1910. NEWTOX KING JJAS received instructions from tile Executors of the late JAMES C. GEORGE to sell by auction at his Marc, Devon Street, New Plymouth, oi, SATURDAY, March 12, THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE PROPERTIES.— LOT I.—Parts sections 905 and 900, Devon Street Central, having a frontagu of 77.22 feet, with 4 shops thereon, now in the occu;>a-| lion of Messrs Edwin May,; Hallenstein Bros., R. J. Dear*?. I and Rowbottom Bros., with upstairs premises, tenanted by the New Plymouth Club, bringing in a total annual revenue of £OS4. Land Transfer Title. With this iot will be sold the Goodwill of a peppercorn lease, of 5.11 feet, frontage to Devon Street, having 15 years to run. LOT 2 Part Section 593, Devon Street Central, with shop thereon, having a frontage of 20 feeto j>evou Street with right-of-way to Liardet Street. Land Transfer Title. LOT 3—Mr. George's late Residence, being Sections 230, 231, 232, 250. 257, and 258. Area 1 acre 2 roods 4 perches, together with superior 12-roomed Residence, water, £%=.. and electric light laid on, also detached wash-house, vinery, orchard, and extensive shruhhery, lawn and garden, with extensive frontages to Devon and Powderham Streets. If not 60ld in one lot the sections will be offered separately. LOT 4 Sub-Allotment 1 of Part A of 252-3, Devon and Dawson Streets, area 13.33 perches, with well-built 6-roomed Villa Residence. Fitted with gas and con nected with sewer. Land Transfer Title.

LOT s.—Sub-Allotment 2 of Part A 252-3, Devon Street West. Area 13.33 perches, with well-built 5toomed Villa Residence, connected with sewer. Land Transfer Title. LOT G.—Sub-Allotment 3 of Part A of 252-3, Devon Street West Area 13.33 perches, with wil'built 9-roomed Villa Residence, connected with sewer. Land Transfer Title. • LOT 7 Part 2 and 3 of Section 59 ; Block 2, Ngaire S.D., corner of Cordelia and Antonia Streak Stratford. Area 1 rood ?.?-i perches. Land Transfer Tit!. EOT B.—Goodwill of Lease of i'.'-t Sub-Section 7 of Section .: Block 90, West Quay, Wait--; 1 Area 5.7 perches, with sL ■■ thereon, bringing in a rental ■< £32 'Os per annum. Waitara Harbor Board Lease, 14 years to run. Ground rent £l2 18s per annum. Lox 9.—Goodwill of Lease of Sections 129 and 147, WhiW.y Township 13 years to run, with right of renewal. Rentals £1 and £2 respectively. The Auctioneer' desires to call special attention to this Sale, it being seldom tnat such a number of valuable properties are offered at auction, i'he business premises, Lots 1 and 2, situated as they .re in the heart of Devon Street, and bringing in a steady ana inc-.aufta -cut ioll, should P"»;\"r; 1 ally airaetive to investors, while the reside al properties are all w*| situated, in first-class order, anl -et to good tenants. SALE AT 2 P.M. Part:."., ai* and conditions of the Sale my he seen at the officesof either Ws'rs GOVETT & QUILLIAM, New Hvmouth, or the AUCTIONEER. rpAitANAia WOOL, SHEEPSKIN, HIDE & TALLOW SALES. CLOTON ROa"d7"sTRATFORD. NEXT SALE-TUESDAY, MARCH 15. riLHENTS are particularly requested to ' forward Consignments in time to arrive on or before Friday previous. Small consignments will be received at my PRODUCE SHEDS, NEW PLYMOUTH, and will be forwarded to Stratford for sale, where vendors can rely on their produce meeting B ULb COMPETITION. NEWTON KING TRATFORD WOOL, HIDE, SHEEP- ~ SKIN AND TALLOW SALE. NEXT SALE-TUESDAY, MARCH 15. /CLIENTS are requested to forward ' consignments so as to reach us by FRIDAY, March 11. YOFMt ROBBS, &CO STRATFORD. .md lioomeranj: ; "ster-: *•"'' • :!'T , ' r '"''"' nnmoers :•' pa* roiu, .. &■