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l_ Auctions . gHMHHKIHSBHMOi ■ SHtRIIIStWHSONLTB ■■■■■ at UJCTIDNBIHB M.R.U.1.N.? ESTATE REALISATION LINWOOD NEAT COTTAGE COMPACT SECTION 13.8 PERCHES ZONED R 3 CENTRAL SITUATION 47 CHARLES STREET To be sold by Public Auction In Our Rooms, ! Epworth Chambers. on THU RS.. APRIL 12, AT 2.15 P.M For the Trustees m the Estate J. P ROBINSON Deceased Of early vintage, the cottage is lin reasonable condition, comprises 4 main rooms and is suitable for owner occupation m letting investment. This situation is very handy to Ferry Road. Lancaster Park and I direct access to city. SHERRIS AND WILSON, LTD, Auctioneers, Real Estate Agents. 176 Hereford Street. Phone 50-039. FENDALTON BRANCH, Phone 517-067. Vendor’s Solicitors: ANTHONY. POLSON and ROBERTSON. 3103, ymßKtwom] ■ CASHMERE INVESTORS INSTITUTIONS DEVELOPERS BUYERS FOR SUBSTANTIAL HOME APPROXIMATELY 5000 SQ. FT GRACIOUS RESIDENCE (presently in 3 s.c. flats) ALMOST j ACRE Glorious aspect over City and Plains to Southern Alps i (IN 2 TITLES) 117 HACKTHORNE ROAD An original gentleman’s residence in secluded charming surroundings. SUBSTANTIALLY . CONSTRUCTED 1926 I Double garage and 3 car ports Accommodation permit for 22 persons. EXISTING TENANTS ARE PRINCESS MARGARET NURSES f Current Rents $73 p.w. As a Guest House, Hostel. Institution. Rest Home, etc, the pro-i ■ perty is unique and ideally suitable. Alternatively, at nominal i cost, to reconversion to its ori-s ■ ginal spacious and gracious residence. BY PUBLIC AUCTION in our rooms, Epworth Chambers. 176 Hereford St, on WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18, at 2 p.m. ; For the Vendors MR AND MRS IJ. A. PAAL, who are transferring | overseas. ■ With its slate roof and sub- ; stantial construction, its abundance of spacious rooms, on ♦wo, ■ levels, its thoroughly well maintained condition, the unstinted ■ and original aonointmentf I throughout, the magnifier* v’*w and the complete seclusion, the property has very special anpea' and potential and the site is surely a privileged one by its placing on Cashmere. The subdivided section on the North boundary is almost a quarter of an acre and would realise t a substantia] price if subsequently sold. All floor coverings and a considerable amount of furniture isi included in the sale.

With nleasur* we will arrange your inspection but wleas* ’ strictly bv appn’ntmen* with ou» sales staff at either office. SHERRIS AND WILSON LTD. ’ Auctioneers—Rea] Estate Agen 4 176 Hereford St. Phone 50-039 i FENDALTON BRANCH Phone 517-067. Vendors Solicitors: JOYNT ANDREWS COTTRELL AND I DAWSON. I ____________ 3116 sSsswusflm !Ss™s> INVESTORS CITY FLAT BUYERS TWO PROPOSITIONS EACH 2 S.C. FLATS LN PERMANENT CONSTRUCTION . PREMIER SITUATION27 AND 2tA DEVONPORT LANE AND ALMOST OPPOSITE 20 AND 22 DEVONPORT LANE (This One On Two Separate Titles) TO be sold by Public Auction for the Trustees in the Estate of M. A. JOBBINS Deceased; in our rooms:— EPWORTH CHAMBERS. 176 Hereford Street. On WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18, AT 3 PM. ; Devonport Lane in the heart lof St Albans. Is off St Albans (Street, through to Beverley Street. There is vacant possession of one flat, otherwise the ■tenants are excellent people and occupy on a monthly tenancy |basis. 20 and 22, while sold as :one property, has two separate titles and may be converted to (individual toivn houses. The (flats are generous in size and leach has two double bedrooms. The situation could not be bettered. Inspection is s‘rictly by appointment with the Auc- ' tioneers. SHERRIS and WILSON, LTD, Auctioneers. I Real Estate Agents. 176 Hereford St. Ph. 50-039. FENDALTON BRANCH. Phone 517-067. Estate Solicitor: L. W. GEE. 3117 j