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Press, Volume CXIV, Issue 33514, 20 April 1974, Page 40

Auctions !by public auction 6 DELIGHTFUL SECTIONS CASHMERE HILLS DYERS PASS ROAD I AT THE JUNCTION OF HACKTHORNE RD OPPOSITE “THE TAKAHE" AND AT BUS TERMINUS , OFFERING A GLORIOUS RURAL OUTLOOK i TO THE MOUNTAINS ); To be offered in our Land Auction Rooms, 131 Worcester Street. MONDAY, MAY 6 AT 7.30 p.m. LOT 1—24.3 PERCHES LOT 2—26.4 PERCHES LOT 3—25.5 PERCHES LOT 4—24.6 PERCHES LOT 5—25.4 PERCHES LOT 6—25.6 PERCHES t i Easy access — generous frontages. Sewer and stormwater pipes laid to boundaries. See our ■ sign erected. Inspection any time ! Plans available from our office. EASY TERMS OFFERED 10 per cent deposit day of sale, plus stamp dutv. A further 15 per cent on possession. Balance of 75 per cent payable by six equal instalments of 12! per cent of the purchase money every six month's from date of possession together with interest at 5| per cent. Auctioneers, Subdivision Specialists, 123 Worcester Street. I Phone 66-569. I 2194 [ BY PUBLIC AUCTION ’ r i/TMUix/M Mur i BY PL ’ BLIC AUCTION 6 KENWYN AVE | A RARE opportunity CLOSE MAYS RD BUS FOR INVESTORS, NEAR STORE BUILDERS, DEVELOPERS A I REE LINED STREET OF AMD HTLICDC VERY TIDY PROPERTIES AND 01 HERS TO BE OFFERED IN OUR i LAND AUCTION ROOMS, /I DrDPIirO 131 WORCESTER STREET, //[ rCnLIILO TUESDAY MAY 7AT ZONED R 4 ’ 12.30 p.m. r AT PRESENT IN TWO ON BEHALF OF THE TITLES PUBLIC TRUSTEE T~l Cl Al J n■ rtt p uh^ me '; t d, ton,piise ;, i j/-bl Alexandra particulraly tidy iron root ! ; weatherboard bungalow. The! C+rnnF ■ interior is spacious and well OlirJcL ; decorated. Front large en closed entrance sun porch 13 (Off Fitzgerald Avenue (north • x 7. lounge 16 x 12 tiled fire-l endl - I place, dining room 15 x 121 WALKING DISTANCE INTO ! (brick lireplace), electric H.W CITY ■ 2 double bedrooms, each with To be offered in our Land ■ built-in wardrobes, kitchen 10 Auction Room. x 9 modern sink bench, elec- : WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, i ; bath and basin Laundry sen-j AT 1 9 Qf) P ff/l arate toilet. Enclosed" rear [ ttl [porch. Motor garage. Concrete aS ONE LOT paths. Excellent mature gar- .. I den. section of 30.5 perches.: Ao - f°ur Rates $113.33; vacant posses-; ? oo ! ns ' porcelain bath and s j on ! basin, electric cooker, elec.; Auctioneer’s Note: A verv I t . ric .hot water, fuel range.) desirable residential position : P ,,n j lca bench, toilet and [ land surroundings being handv ;L? u " 1 '? •,' 6 J?£ re les 01 land - Ito all amenities. [Tenanted $lll per week I Inspection with: [Vacant possession. No. 61 — A modernised and FORD AND HADFIFI 0 roughcast good cottage. The: runu HI YU nnUriLLu, interior is exceptionally well; I TD kept, in every way. Two bedLIL 6 rooms, lounge, living room AUCTIONEERS and kitchenette. Built in modPHONE 66-569' ?, rn «"<r d robes and tallboy, formica sink bench, stainless i steel sink, shower. Interior. ~~ toilet, laundry, motor garage. HI HMD A D I A 10ve| . v garden. 38 per-' UIMDM ix I ches. Vacant possession. Its, SIOAAIE I tidyness inside and out is a I : r e a i credit to the owner. Inspection of these properties strictly by appointment NA Xwn ART FORD & HADFIELD LTD, AUUIUN Auctioneers, Ph. 66-569. N 7 AN H Solicitors — ■ nilU Cuningham, Taylor and EUROPEAN ]5 » sART r - GEORGE FRENCH ANGUS JOHN F. HERRING—3 4 FRANCES HODGKINS—2 ; C. F. GOLDIE ' t i 4 G. NERLI _ _ _ J. C. HOYTE 3 c. JO d HN barraud'-2 . BV PUBLIC auction ~ 31 TOTARA ST S. L. THOMPSON RICCARTON-FENDALTON TREE LINED STREET OF QUALITY HOMES. ■ A MUCH SOUGHT AFTER I [ RESIDENTIAL POSITION • I TO BE OFFERED IN OUR I 1 1 ' : LAND AUCTION ROOMS 131 WORCESTER STREET I > x . ■ THURSDAY, MAY 2, AT 12.30 p.m. i • I ? ' AA ' i*" 011 lOol ' weatherboard ■ ■, : bungalow lath and plaster: » v ' ' interior wall. Lounge 17 x 14, I ♦a’Wyfr ■ living room 14 x 14, fine sun- , tej, . room 18 x 8. two double bed- ■ rooms, modern bathroom and , ’VtT* : vanit V unit, kitchen 15 xB, X. z I electric cooker and cup-! I MR " 'boards laundry s.s.. separate; ■ ; ? 'toilets, carpets, linos and; ' 7 [drapes, central heating. Mo- : J. t. HOME Valuable" section of 30 per-1 z- v, , T,. ...i .. . ches in shrubs, lawn and gar- ■ ?v-i C- A?kei, Peelless. den. Vacant possession. [t.ve N.Z. payings, etc. HA Q R | ELD i AUCTIONEER'S NOTE— . TR Original watercolour of LIU, Capt. Arthur Wakefield landling in Nelson haven in 184.1 | AUCTIONEERS, [with his expedition off the Phone:66-569. ; survey ship ’’Arrow. Ongi- : inal settlement of Picton— Solicitors; Cavell Leitch; Maori Pah—Pelorus Sound. Pringle and Boyle. 152 Both F. Hodgkins are of her Manchester Street, modern work. Gullys. Hoytes. 3911 Barrauds are of historical - - - N.Z. works. J. F. Herrings rery fr ?^ie c cti?n ational Art Gal ’ COMPLETE DISPERSAL zoo'LOIS 200 CAMLA VALE THE PROPERTY POLLED HEREFORD OF VARIOUS A/c R swo A GENTLEMEN PUBLIC AUCTION AT Thursday, May 2, 1974 WAINGARO SALEYARDS Starting 4 p.m. to 6 p.m.. 1 j Wednesday, April 24 io ou 9 p r m ak ’ continuing 7p m at 12 Noon To be held at our de luxe saleroom. 32 Waring Taylor DAY FOLLOWING TF. KUITI St. Wgtn. FEMALE SALE On view Wednesday. May 1. f nmnritino ._ and'all day Thursday. Sk M cr a This is the best catalogue Mtxed Age Mated Stud Fn r anv n v e ears n 4 and a half-yea. ' Detailed and illustrated cFn t htlen tU< Yr^!.H fCr a ■ catalogues available at SI each . bi o hteen Month Stud ■ uneluding postage. April 18. HeiUrx ' 1 Seven-vear Stud Sire. Tel. 70-031, a.h. 792-552, i io Bull Calves. N [ 5 Eighteen Month Bulls, i Z Tested. Light Meal Available , 32 WARING TAYLOR A 1^ al ne g eT s - Availab,e fr ° m STREET • 70031 WRIGHTSON NMA, LTD j I 3315 j