" AUCTIONS. \ ■ 'I' ■V. ;. t ; . . . . V THIS DAY, at 2 p.m. At the ' FRUIT EXCHANGE, BLAIR STREET. . UNCLAIMED GOODS! UNCLAIMED GOODS! ' ' LTD., will sell by pub- ; > r" ; lie auction,..the following .-merchandise:—' ■15 bags sail, 11 boxes ily traps ■ 5 boxes Keen's Bine, ■ G boxes j knife, polish 5 boxes currants; 2 boxes, sultanas V ijj'vVf <■! / ";' i box prunes/; 1 casevwax- inatches ■ . . 1 box peaches, 2 casks rennet / : , . 1 aase condensed milk," 1 keg bicarbonate soda \y -. I:sack, dish 1 washers,- l' roll sheet zinc.- • j : ■ ■ v 2 coils wire, 1 coil barbed wire . Pr. cart springs, rke;: staples . - Lavatory basin; S hags'flour ■ 4 tanks.(2oo.and 300 gallons) . . . • - 20 boxes dates • C ' ,'v '2 reams ; ipapcr,'''S-cases section honey 20 cases Julodor, .3. cases cheese 1 spring trap,- set harness,. 2-horso pole, 2 ...; ...'portable ''.cpppQi's,' saiisago'-:macliine; ; wood : -. ■ wash ■ tub,-casks, imincer, etc., etc.. THOMPSON BROS., LTD., ; ,K55.•'?.;*/■ - v.:/. ■■-.Mercantile Auctioneers.. . ■. . •■.: ! ~T ~~ ' 5 , . -EAST AND EAST, f. . .. ESTATE AGENTS, '\UCTIONEIiRS, ■ 1 SHAREBROKE7{S, / V-i'l i -i,.' ■-■■ i-. .. - GREY AND, FEATHERSTON.STREETS. : 5 -/ ■ .--- . - • r- ";' ■ :!. KILBIRNJE!' ( ICILBIRNIE! .We have for- Private:' Sale ; : tho.Tihest ;and '' CHEAPEST' " Block of Land in' suburb,of / . KILBIRNIB. \ / The block adjoins; tho Wrea; ,, iirppps(S i \to ; 'b<?Te ; ' jlaimed in . the ach'emo (lie Harbour Board 7.; •".->ftj,' : .-liaye;-now.) on; hand,' and Uliis, -together with ; - the; fact that it -is admirably situated;. on - the . - : tram route," near .the city boundary, and jn the'' centre ,of a .tiourishing'district''which'lis being; , -i rapidly built upon, gives the 'land-the " GREATEST PROSPECTIVE VALUE . OBTAINABLE. ' .The Company will make Special Concessions; ; 'to those who are willing •to ;build and have ; 7 - Kdy 'v'O;. ! >V\v ■ LIMITED CAPITAL. . • . - Therefore, grasp; this opportunity,- for -as ' wery day goes by.the values ARE EOOND TO INCREASE, »nd as the Torms are, Easy and . the Price. law, BUY NOWMIRAMARI MIRAMARI : -H-. If you are ; looking for,..a : Good investment ; which' is thoroughly safe and which- is absolutely ■ sdi'i. to prove a most lucrative one, .;?>'. : ;"biiy;.in'." - •
, M IjR A U A E ' For the following treasons:—' ■. ' 'it is tlio Cheapest Land in or around- Wei- - .. lington. , .j' -■ ■ It hasas. good a . Prospective Value as any other, .Wellington suburb: ' . It is, going to- have and. Drainage, ' which will .undoubtedly increase - the >j ;- value. " : K ' V 'V, • .Its complete accessibility,to tho town. 6 It is Healthy,'and all tho Sections are Level.-. c , AND IT IS SELLING , QUICKER THAN. c ANY OTHER SUBURB OF WELLING- t TON. /i" -■/ ' V " The above aro only, a few. of the :many rea-, eons which go to show that . Miramar is one of . .. the best investments I ' procurable. . . Call round ami talk it. over—then' have a, " look'at the , lurid, and ;we leave the rest to j your good judgment.: . ■ : CALL TO-DAY, WHILE THE LAND IS ' CHEAP! It may be any price to-morrow! We are prepared to build, to suit clients, a most'up-to-date 5-roonied ■ residence, designed •" by one oE Wellington's toremost architects, in Miramar. on' a J-acro section oa a small deposit. , Call round and' sea us. It will pay ~' you!- ■ .. i,A S T' . A N D 'E A S T. 'GREY" AND FEATHEItSTON , STREETS, •WELLINGTON, ■ , And at , ■ ■ ■■■.■ CHRISTCnURCH AND AUCKLAND. "" • >. :ELtIOTT--AND-DUNCAN. . ; -vV- 1 --;;-':-:- THE SUBURB IN THE HILLS. QO'ST BAN K ! ! I ,j£ H A N' D A L L A JI ! ! 1 • : HEALTHY,- FERTILE; BEAUTIFUL. B-MILES FROM.' THE CITY. ' CLOSE TO TILE SEA. - 'SPLENDIDLY SITUATED. ' WITH A SUBURBAN TRAM SERVICE. U N N Y 'B A N iv .Will be tho Aristocratic Suburb of Wellington.. If ,yoo' want to buy CHEAPLY. _ If you want to buy on UOOD TERMS. If you ( want to buy-a CHOICE SECTION./ V BU Y .N 0 W ' " ! ' ' From tho Agents for ~V ■ g C N NY BANK, : 'ELLIOTT AND DUNCAN, • „ ■ LAND AGENTS, 8 GREY STREET, WELLINGTON. . 'C 578 A COOD INVESTMENT. * QCA ACRES Freehold, and 77 Acres LeaseoOrt hold, all: in S grass, divided into 18 paddocks, well watered by running' streams, 100 acres ploughable, 60 acres been ploughed, limestone and papa formation, carries 2J sheep per acre besides cattle, 7-roomed house on freehold, 8-roomed 'house on leasehold, woolshed, i sets sheep' yard dip, stable, trapshed with, fcft, blacksmith's shop, grain room, hay shed, 5-stalled. cowshed. 7i miles from Pahiatuay 11 miles from school. Price, £14 per acre for the freehold, leasehold given.in. Terms arranged. \ . V . . ( 88 «J Apply at once to I HUSBAND BROS., . I LAND AGENTS, /. . OH "' : ■ . PAHIATIuJ
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Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 113, 5 February 1908, Page 12
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