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AUCTIONS. . NIGHT AUCTION. NIGHT AUCTION NIGHT AUCTION. NIGHT AUCTION In tho Chamber of Commerce, Custom House Quay. WELLINGTON. MONDAY, AUGUST 18, [' At 7.30 p.m. ; VALUABLE ) VALUABLE ) I CITY FREEHOLDS. ) CITY FREEHOLDS.. SUBURBAN COTTAGES SUBURBAN COTTAGES IftAA' ACBE FARM. JLvlrV ACRE FARM. > i .' Acting under instructions from th Trustees in the Luxford Estate we wil sell the following:— ; WILLIS STREET PROPERTIES. Nos. 245, 247, 249, and 251. This i a very fine Block of Brick Shops i apartment rooms, and aerate* ; water factory, erected in, 1307 a a; cost of nearly ,£BOOO, is speci • ally constructed to resist 'earth quako shock. With little expens ' this could be converted into . FIRST-CLASS APARTMEN'J HOUSE with a probable menu* of anything up to ,£IBOO per an num. It now contains some 3 rooms and three shops, beside; factory, stable, etc. Allotmen is about 66ft. x, 160 ft, The pre sent rentals total .£593 per .an num. Nos. 261, 263 and 265 have been sol* privately. VIVIAN OR INGESTRE STREET. Very fine vacant section, only a fev '' feet from best part of Cub< Street, very suitable for garage 6oft» goods warehouse, office o: dental suite. Frontage'is 74ft x 100 ft. There is a email bricl stablo on the property let at .£2l per annum. This being only about 50 chains frcn the Central Wharfs and G.P.O should make a good investment. SHARE DEBENTURES. 1500 Debentures in the Taupo To tara Timber' Co., Ltd; FARM AT TE KUITI. 920 acres, only 8 miles from the Sta tion, on the Pio Pio Road, goo* motor roads, subdivided into 11 paddocks, well fenced and water ed. Modern new bungalow, man'i cottage, bam'and shearing shed Telephone, daily mail delivered at the l gate. This is an ideal proposition practically all cleared and under grass and cultivation, warm aspect splendid soil. Title is lane transfer except a few acres un der Maori lease, very low Tental SPECIAL NOTE. As the Estate must bo closed and these being the only remaining assets v.ery lou upsets have been fixed and exceptionallj easy terms will be given. 10 per cent cash and 10 per cent. 12 months, balancc o years at 6 per cent. ACTING UNDER INSTRUCTIONS FROM MAJOR CHAPPLE, M.D. WHO' IS LEAVING FOR ENG. LAND. His very fine. residence of, 16 rooms and every modern convenience, motor garage, etc. This building occupies one of the most central corner sites in Wellington at the junction of Willis Street and Dixon Street. As a site for Hostel, Private Club, Doctor's Residence, Nursing Homo, . Boarding House or Apartments, There is nothing equal in the city. BEST PART THORNDON. Splendid level site, 132 x 120, imme- , diately behind fihe Chatsworth House; with right-of-way 'to Hill s Street. Would make a fine factory site. The vendor is leaving New Zealand very shortly, ana .! will take very low figures to make sure of selling. . IN THE ESTATE OF J. A. MASON (Deceased). WITHOUT RESERVE. Lower Hutt. Three good building sites. ■ Sections Nos. G and 7 with frontage to Connelly Street, and Section; 13, frontage to Mills Street. Under Instructions from Mrs. Watt, ._ Non-resident Owner— ADELAIDE ROAD. Berhampore. ® Nos. 43, 4-5, 47, three well-built cottages each of 6 looms, let to good tenants. All in good re- . - pair with exception of No. — which requires*a little outlay. They occupy a very fine position with good outlook over the Golf Links. FREELING STREET. Nos. 1, 3, and 5. < Three cottages of 5 rooms each, all in excellent con- ' dition, well let to good tenants. These are particularly well built, bay-windowed cottages commanding fine open position at the head of Cornwall Street. As the owner is away from Wellington and finds a difficulty in giving the necessary oversight, she has decided to sell practically to the highest bidder, the upset being exceedingly low. Illustrated Booklets of this Sale can be obtained from— MESSRS. GRAY AND'COCKROFT, Land Agents, Bank of N.S.W. Buildings, Wellington. or from TQICHARD ARTHUR, LTD., 111 AUCTIONEERS, ELLIOTT STREET, AUCKLAND. ■ SECOND ANNUAL HALCOMBE HOGGET FAIR. IN THE YARDS (right opposite HALCOMBE RAILWAY STATION). THURSDAY, AUGUST 19, 1920, 12 o'clock noon. A BRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., -LA will sell on account of Halcombe Farmers, as above— 1W AAA MIXED-SEX HOGGETS, XI >1/1/1/ drafted in lots to suit purchasers. NOTE.—These hoggets have all been wintered on .turnips in tho district, and are in good condition. As tho Fair is being held right opposite tho Railway Station every I faoility for trucking will lie available. Good paddocks handy if required. A first-class Luncheon available at D. Hosken'e Halcombe Hotel, from 11 a.m.