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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXII, Issue 8112, 12 May 1880, Page 3

< WEDNESDAY, 19ih MAY, At 3 o'clock. '. BY ORDER OFTHE MORTGAGEES. IMPORTANT SALE OP VALUABLE' FREEHOLD TOWN AND COUNTRY LAND ASHEORTH & LIFFITON FX AYE received instructions to sell by public auction, at their Kooms, Rutland Chambers, on Wednesday, 19fch instant, at 3 p.m.— The following properties, which, without exception, are SOME OF THE MOST VALUABLE EVER OFFERED BY AUCTION IN THIS DISTRIOT. Lot 1, All that piece of land fronting Plymouth and Keith Btreets, being the corner portion of Suburban Block 39, having a frontage to each Btreet of 85ft, on which has been lately erected a commodious and substantial dwelling-house. Lot 2. Parts of Sections 908 and 909, adjoining the above, having a frontage of 47ft to Keithstreet by a depth ot 85ft, with a four-roomed cottage and veniences thereon. Lot 3. Half of Town Section No 67, having a frontage of 50 links to Wickstead-street (nearly opposite the Empire Hotel), on which is erected a large and commodious shop and 9-roomed dwelling - house, dow in the occupation of Mrs Rankin. Gas and water laid on, Lot 4. Town Section 255, Wilson-street, with comfortable dwellinghouse and all conveniences ; now occupied by Mc A. C. Leslie, Lot 5. Country Section 58, in the Man Chester Biock, containing by admeasurement 83 acres 1 rood and 20 perches, as shown on the official map of the district ; 30 acres cleared, the remainder bush. Note. — The Auctioueers wish to draw the attention of the public to the important properties above-men-tioned. Lots 1 aud 2 are especially adapted as the residences of those whose employment requires a home near town. The houses are all nearly new, and the premises are all in good order. Lot 3 is a valuable business site and affords an opportunity now seldom offered of obtaining the freehold of central business premises, replete with every convenience, including Gas and Water. Lot 4, in Wilson- street, is a valuable residential site, in close proximity to the Railway Station, and is a desirable property in every sense of the word; while Lot 5 offers a chance to the industrious country settler of obtaining a, homestead at a moderate fit ure, lt is situated on a good metal road, 7 miles from Feilding. Our instructions are to sell, and we make the terms as liberal as our clients allow us— viz., 25 per cent Cash on the fall oi the hammer, aud the balance in one month. ggf Note the date of Sale— WEDNESDAY, 19rn INBT., At 3 p.m. ASHFORTH AND LIFFITON, Auctioneers. | i N.B, — Parties wishing to dispose of properties at this important Sale would do well to communicate with the Auctioneers at least One Week prior to the date above-mentioned, in order that they may be duly adver- j tised.