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"KARITAHE" SUBDIVISION 8 CASHMERE MAGNIFICENT BUILDING SITES To be offered for sole by Public Aaction in our Load Auction Room, 131 Worcester St.. o« MONDAY, APRIL 6th al 7.30 pjn. CASHAfERE »OAO \ . f: ' Hi S r evk • ' ; ■::■ " ' • •• • a . f IS . •' ' ' KARITAWE. •. O *—: .». ■-? ’ .• t] * t\ si • Nestled under Cashmere Hills amidst lovely trees and ’ shrubs. • • Sunny, sheltered, easy access, v *... • Sewer and High Pressure. ■ A rare opportunity to obtain a choice home site iff* a much sought after and exclusive area. Exceptionally Easy Terms available if required. 10% Deposit, 10% 6 months, 10% 12 months. Balance over a further 2 years. Interest 6%. Further particulars and conditions of sale from R. A, Young, Hunter Cooke & Peolington, Solicitors for the Vendors, IM Cashel St., orAUCTIONIIU VMM IETMt MERM • • 13> WORCtSTIR ST. CM ch.

Exceptional Opportunity PUBLIC AUCTION Wonderful Investment CITY COMMERCIAL PROPERTY 663-665 COLOMBO ST. (Adjoining J. Ballantyne & Co Ltd.l

To be offered in our Land Auction Rooms, ' ’ 131 Worcester Sr., on Wednesday, 1 Sth April at 2.15 pin. Ar wrHmi doubte bridi bviMuHb w ww M'S pMdMt .Ouu I A—la Co TLa ~mmmd ff nAr . wWw 0 OT rWWe 80 UmolvmoQ wTe. 100 £rOOHO noov ■ contohrt Twa McOHeap' retail .shop* and Hie upper Heer which' ha* its own ctairwvy decea* from Colomba St. U at present, divided*, hwo -two- suitable tots,. Th< property Is at preheat, earning a high annual incooie, particulars of Which car ba ebrained from .the' Auctioneers. For cooditfoas of Sale, aroaagemeats for .ißipffcrioM * osd * ftirtbdv portievtors ptoosß apply to: MELMORE, VAN ASCN S WALTON SOLICITORS FOR THE VENDORS z 83 HEREFORD ST.— er ■ ■■ AUCTIOMEM.E. UAL HYATI ACERB. , r. mwmettn* Br.-ciicH<

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