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Dominion, Volume 19, Issue 89, 9 January 1926, Page 12

RURAL LAND FOR SALE. A BEAUTIFUL HOME IN GLORIOUS SURROUNDINGS ON THE SUNNY SLOPES OF THE WESTERN HUTT, BETWEEN MELLING AND BELMONT RAILWAY STATIONS. TRY AND PICTURE THIS AND YOU WILL WANT TO SEE IT 11 ACRES OF LAND, more or less level, with soil that will grow anything, I-I about 3 acres being in gorgeous native bush, mta streams, a b o h waterfall, and the music of native birds. , .tri A very large area of the balance is under cultivation an p flowers 'rose hundreds of fruit trees of every description in ful ‘ fh a t gardens, and a profusion of the choicest and rarest shrubs and plauts that money could buy and which are a pure delight. Perfectly sheltered with grown hedges and trees, th T. o ," s ’'” u k?'j S ® " N nificent grounds run well graded and formed pathways, with < rest seats, which make it all a perfect fairy land. _ The View to be obtained is beyond description. lhe Hutt Valley Easto bourne, the Harbour as far as the Heads, and the City . I. . bpn.iv superb panomara; to see Wellington from this aspect is to . • J A strictly select locality with exceptionally fine Homes adjoining, own d by some of the city’s well-known business men APPROXIMATELY HALF A MILE ROAD FRONTAGES to the property, which could be subdivided into a number of unequalled sites, giving ea h a motor entrance. . . , THE RESIDENCE, cn concrete foundations, c °mnnWB 6 splendid airy rooms, with offices complete, attractively Flectrie glassed-in verandnhs, concrete paths and yard, besides outbinldin s. L t c light, gas, never-failing watei supply, and all the conveniences the citv dweller. Direct telephone communication to Wellington within -> "?'' utes motor ride of the city, and a few minutes walk of the Mellin o fetation, from which 15 trains a day run to town. The property secures the very maximum of sun, and for a healiny locality equals the best in New Zealand. For Price. Terms, Cards to View and full particulars apply to the joint Agents— ’ / ' MESSRS. HARCOURT AND CO. LAMBTON QUAY; Or MESSRS. E. PALLISER AND CO. GREY STREET.

AUCTIONS. SALE OF 15 HOME SITES. khandallah. On WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1926, At 2.30 p.m. MESSRS. S. GEORGE NATHAN AND CO., in conjunction with AIK. E B WALKFJ’, are directed to Sell, by PUBLIC AUCTION, as above, at THEIR ROOMS, 105 CUSTOMHOUfeE OUAY. ' U I3 J SECTIONS, Block IV, Cashmere Estate, areas 23 perches to If acres, having frontages 50ft to 66ft., comprising Lots 6 to 16, inclusive, and Lots 18 and 19. Running stream through all sections. Upset I rices from 10s. to 555. per foot frontage. The terms are also exceptionally easy, being 10 per cent, cash down, 5 per cent, in 6. 12, 18, and 24 months respectively, balance may iem.au loi five years from date of purchase at G per cent. SE< ?ACRE _ COR NER SECTION, havinc. frontage of 108 ft. to Alain Road, and 111 ft. to Jessie Street. Particularly attractive section, almost level, witnin 2 minutes walk ot Railway Station. Terms, 25 per cent, deposit, balance 3 years 6 per cent. 1-ACRE, having frontage of 66ft. to Alexandra Road, by a depth of iCuft This section is slightly elevated and level. Lies w-ell to the sun. Ijeneed, planted, and sown in grass. Terms, 25 per cent, deposit, balance 3 years nt G per cent. Values are enhancing every day in this popular locality, with better communications to tho City, and a prospect of water and drainage in the near fU NOW IS THE TIAIE TO BEY. Full particulars and pinna from E. B. WALKER. James Smith’s Buildings, Cuba Street, Or _ S. GEORGE NATHAN AND CO., 105 Customhouse Quay, YVclliugton, Auctioneers.

'SIL 7 ' OF COSTLY HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, ON THE PREMISES, MAIN ROAD, UPPER HUTT,

On TUESDAY, JANUARY 19, 1920, At 1 p.m. Sharp. Dy Direction of Mr. and Mrs. Ashley heed, who are now about to per manently reside in Australia. A/FESSKfe. S. GEORGE NATHAN AND Al co. w,TI Sell by PUBLIC AUCTION, as above, THE WHOLE 01' THEIR SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, comOAK SIDEBOARD, BEAUTIFUL OAK ESCRL TOfRE, EXTENSION OAK DINING TABLE, with 2 Leaves, 6 Chairs, BEAUTIFUL AXMINSTEIt CARP LT, 3 Rugs. DBA HTNG-HOOM—H A NDSOML AXMINSTER CARPET, in very good order, 3 HAIR RLGfe, FINE LARGE SETTEE, with Cushions. 3

LARGE EASY CHAJKS, HANDSOME PIANOLA RECORD CABINET. and Stool, MAGNIFICENT BRONZE ORNAMENT, Puff, Cushions. am. Pictures. COVI'ENTS OF THREE BEDROOMS— C Including MAGNIFICENT OAK SUITE, comprising DOLLLL M.ILRORED WARDROBE. DRESSING T\BI.E, TTLE-BACKED M ASHST \ND. DOUBLE AND SINGLE BEDSTEADS, BOX OTTOMAN. Wicker Settee, and Chair , Linoleuins and Rugs, Brass l ire Screen, Standing Lamp and Shade, Jwo Complete Toilet Sets, OAK BEDROOM SUITE, DRESSING lABL.E, WASHSTAND, MIRRORED WARDROBE, Double Bedstead, Art Square, Rugs, and Linoleums. HALL—Beautiful Red Axminster Carpet, Large Framed Mirror, Settee and Cushions, and Oak Hall Staid. S. GEORGE NATHAN, Auctioneer. TUESDAY. JANUARY 26, 1926, At 2.30 p.m. SALE OF. 7-ROOMED RESIDENCE, charmingly; situated main rd., KARORI (Opposite Park), And FOUR SPLENDID BUILDING SITES, To be Sold by PUBLIC AUCTION At Our Rooms, 105 Customhouse Quay. By Direction of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Isaacs (who are leaving Wellington). \ I ESS RS. S. GEORGE NATHAN AND 3-*- CO., will Sell, as above— ALL THAT PARCEL OF LAND, being Let 7, D.P. 4463, being Part Section 41, Karori District, containing 2 roods 7.9 perches, more or less, with a frontage of 115 feet 4 im.-ln.’S to Mair, Karon Hoad, by a depth of 211 feet to 220 feet, together with the RESIDENCE thereon, comprising 7 rooms, with all tho usual conveniences. VACANT SECTIONS, being Lots 2,3, i, and 5, D.P. 4163. The grounds are well laid out in lawns and garden, and arc situated in a fine MiHtiy* sheltered position., tram passing the door, and the only reason that the property is in the market is on» account of the owners leaving Wellington. TERMS ARE EXCEPTIONALLY' EASY'. Full particulars from Auctioneers, s. GEORGE NATHAN AND CO.. I<M Customhouse Quay.