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AUCTIONS. AT THE CHAMBER OF COMMEECE, CUSTOiinoUSE QUAY. HONDA!, PEBEUARY 17, at 2 o'clock sharp. . "'iJIPOETANT AUCTION SALE Of ■ VALUABLE PEEEHOLD CITY AND : SUBUEBAN PROPERTIES.,, EXCEPTIONALLY LIBEEAL TEESIS. IN THE ESTATE OP THE LATE ME, M. T. M'GRATH. BY OEDEE OP THE PUBLIC TEUSTEE. " J ypiEOEQE T'.HOITAS AND CO. have received 'nsti'W ions from J. W. Poynton, Esq., lublic Trustee, to offer for, sale bv public auction on MONDAY, February 17, at 2 o'clock sharp, nt the Chamber of Commerce, Customhouse Quay— 1., That magnificent area of Freehold City Lands, being part of Town Acre 31)7, haviiig a frontage of S7tt. to MA J 081 BANKS STREET, by the splendid depth of 33011., together with the Family. Residence erected'thereon, now in the occupation of Jli-s. M'Grath. . subdivision, the above-described estate affords excellent opportunities, which no doubt will bo fullyy taken advantage 'of by progressive speculators,''who, after a visit, will agree how easily it can bo /dealt with. Possessing so generous a depth, /lie .'and can be readily converted into 3 line building l.:cs, other than tho area cn which the residence now stands. As a whole, tho property comprises one of the few remaining healthy and delightfullysituatcd sites Suitable for a ■ gentleman's family - residenco -within Lhe limits of New Zealand's', leading city; tho position is an admirable one, bounded as it is on two sides by the Town Belt. The residence contains drawingroom, diningroom, study, G bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, kitchen, scullery, washhous'e, together with a j detached capacious workshon, hot and cold water and gas.

Cards to view may bo obtained on application to . the Auctioneers, Allen Street. , 2. Allotment No. 3, Block 2, SEATOUN, having a frontage of 00ft. to-Church Street, by a depth of. 233 ft. (more or ' less); total area 1. rood 16 perches, together with the comfortable residence orectcd thereon, and ]"t to a good tenant at .£3 per month. The foregoing property is within 100 yards of tlio Seatoun Wharf, closo to tho junction'of ■Marino Parade and Hay- Street. , 3. Vacant allotments 9, 11, 11, 19, 20, and 22. being part of Section No. 10, SEAv TOUN, having frontages jo Church and Brandon Streets; the frontages vary ■J from 33 to 10 feet, by depths of 82 to ■ . 137 feet, and they nro llat building allotments. Church Street is on' the direct road from, (ho ■Wharf to Tram, and we understand that shortly the Tramway will be extended, through this-street ; m its connection witli the wharf, thus enhancing the value of tho abovo areas. 'V-f a vacant Section,- on EVANS BAY : .... ROAD, having a frontage of 00 feet by . " a depth of IGS feet or thereabouts, the . : whole area being J of an acre. , The .Government valuation is .£l2O, and-the property adjoins Mrs. Crawford's land. ' ■- 5. An allotment fronting James Street,' . IvILBIRNIE, part of Section .JOB, having a frontage of Sift, narrowing to ■ ■':,.42Jft. at tin: back (Town. Belt) by a depth of 240 feet, more or less; total quantity of land } of ail acre. ' The' Government/valuation in 1900 was JS2TO- - PLANS of all the abovo properties,, sliownig locality and area in each instance, .may now bo inspected. NOTE THE EXCEPTIONALLY LIBERAL ; TERMS!. ■

mftM '' lc °f the Ilanimer. ILN 1 Eh Ct.\ 1., iii 0 Months; TEN PER CENT, in 1" ilonths, TEN l'EIl CENT.- in 21 Vionths, And the BALANCE (GO Per -cent.) on Mortgage for I'IVL YEARS at 5 Per cent, pel Annum. ' . ■ The Reserves are established with the intention of closing the estate, aiul aro in each in- .• stance fixed at extremely low values. For further particulars, ' conditions of sale, etc., apply to A. A. S. MENTEATn,, ESQ., _ Sdlicitor. Or to THE AUCTIONEERS, George .Thomas and C 0.., . •' Allen Street. . ' - ,■ TS 1-c-cojnised as the soundest and least -a- boomed town in t!io North' Island, and yet . its POPULATION 1 is' ineroasing far. more rapidly 'than most.towns, its' STOCK SALE?', are-among.the largest, its BACK COTJNTRYIS the largest, its PROSPEROUS MEN are many, its BANKRUPTS are practically"nil. Now tor a Residence in Feilding> there is only one place for a man desiring a really good home, and that is - TEE HILL SLOPES, a . lino , ,the P.O. /The last -of these will bo sold early nest month., Look for more about the , . PIRINOA ESTATE, But in' the meantime realise that it is handy and health.v, that its outlook is unsurpassed " m J. tllat its smiation .is tho best, around i! eildmg, and that • ;. THERE ISN'T ANY MORE LIKE IT. ' A 0 WELLINGTON AGENT, . 1 PANAMA STREET. '. ' C 529 , : / - O'SULLBVAK AWD-CO,; Land, Estate, and Financial Agents, 65 WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON. CENTRAL.—S rooms, l-ay window, ba.jroom verandah, washhouse, tubs, and all conveniences. Land 30 x>Bljtt. Let for 255. per week. Prico 4750. Five minutes from centre of town. KENT TERRACE (off). —G 1 nice rooms,- bay window, verandah, all conveniences. Land 30 x 90ft. Price .£790. Cash required ,£125 CENTRAL.—I Acre of Land, having a frontage to main thoroughfaro of 120 ft. A bpiendid factory site. Price iISOOO, CENTRAL (five minutes only from Post Office) ; —A delightful residence of 9 lurgo rooms' beautifully finished throughout, ornamental design, -marble mantelpiece, choice papers, L bay windows, 3 wardrobes', linenpress, bookcase, cupboards, e. bells; large sootier., well planted.! Prico ,£2200. ORIENTAL BAY.—9 rooms, h. and e. water r e. light and gas, all- conveniences. Land about 40 x 145 ft. Prico ,£1550.' KELBURNE.—6 largo rooms, h. and e. water lead lights, wardrobes, linen-press, 2 front rooms, 19 x 14ft; choice papers, beautifully finished; only a few minutes from car Land 42 x 120 ft. , Price ,£llOO. Easy terms arranged. FARMS. 490 Acres Leasehold. 500 Acres choice land on easy terms. 341 Acros L.1.P.; rent ss. Til.: cheap. 214 Acres, aa a going concern, on easy . terms. Call fen /nll jiarticular*