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Evening Post, Volume XX, Issue 266, 13 November 1880, Page 3

MONDAY, loth NOVEMBER. CITY OP WELLINGTON RESERVES. TO BE LET ON LEASE BY PUBLIC AUCTION. By order of the Wellington City Council. /~IROSKERY, HASELL & CO. have V> received instructions from the Wellington City Counoil to let on lea3e, by pnblic auction, in their rooms, Lambton Quay, on Monday, loth November, for a term of 42 years from Ist December, 1880 — 13 SECTIONS MAEKET HALL RESERVE, situated in the centre of the best business part of the City of Wellington, having a frontage to Cuba-street, Manners-street, and Taranaki Place, as follows : — Section 1, Having a frontage of 28ft lOin to Cubastreet by a depth of 51ft, and immediately adjoining that handsome and recently - erected brick building, known as Emeny's Royal Oak Hotel Section 2, Having a frontage of 28ft lOin to Cnbastreet with a depth of 51ft, abutting on the side of section No. 4, which has a frontage of 30ft to Taranaki Place by a depth of 62ft, thereby enabling any purchaser of these two sections to obtain an entrance from either Cuba -street or Taranaki Place Section 3, Forming the corner of Cuba-street and Taranaki Place, with a frontage of 28ft lOin to Cuba-street and 51ft to Taranaki Place, and is unquestionably one of the best business sites in the city Section 4, Having a frontage of 30ft to Taranak Place by a depth of 62ft, as described above Sections 5 to 13, Are situated between Manners-Btreet and Taranaki Place, 5 sections having a frontage of 32ft to Man-nera-street, and 4 sections having a frontage of 30ft to Taranaki Place Prom the central position of this property, t is admirably adapted for any class of >usiness. The tramway passes some of the lections, and they are all on the immediate me of traffic to and from th 9 most thickly (opulated part of Wellington, and to parties a want of a business site in a good position, ipon easy terms, this is an opportunity arely to be met with. Also, )n Lease for 14 years, from Ist December, 1880, 1 SECTIONS TOWN BELT RESERVES, As follows ; — Mount Victoria Reserve, containing 26a 3r 9p, surrounding the signal station, situated about 1 mile from Post Office, and approachable from the top of Mafjoribanks-street, on which is excellent pasture, and good shelter for cattle Section 6, Containing 30a 2r lp, and situated about mile N.W. of the Basin Reserve, approached by a continuation of Ellice-street ; has excellent feed, and to a dairyman or livery stablekeeper would be very valuable Section 31, Containing 12a lr 16p, is situated about 2 miles from Poat Office, to the right of the Adelaide Road, from whence it can be approached by Hunterstreet and Hanson-street Section 38, Containing 9a Or Op, situated about 1 mile from centre of town, and can be approached by Bidwell-street Section 39, Containing 6a 2r 24p, situated top of Nairn-streeb, and fronting on to Hankey- street, also adjoining [section 38. These two sections would be invaluable as paddocks to the residents in the neighborhood Section 41, Containing lla 2r 9p, situated about 1£ miles from Post Office, and having frontage to the road line to Wright's Farm, with abundance of feed Section 42, Containing 12a 3r 7p, is adjoining section 41, also fronting on to road with equal advantages Section 43, Containing 6a 3r 6p, situated about 1£ miles from Post Office, and fronting on to Epuni-street Section 44, Containing 5a 3r 3p, adjoining section 42, has frontage to road and equal advantages Section 48, Containing 6a Or Op, is situated between the Gaol and the Roman Catholic Cemetery Newtown Reserve, Containing 60 acres, more or less, is situated about 3 miles from centre of town, is adjoining the Newtown Park, is within about 5 minutes' walk of tramway terminus, and from its close proximity to town its advantages as a dairy farm cannot be excelled, and in the hands of an enterprising man should prove a fortune The very valuable nature of many of the bove Sections render it unnecessary for the Luctioneers to do more than draw the attonion of the public to the vory liberal terms nder which the leases will be offered to ?sure a keen and spirited competition. Plans of Sections, with conditions of sale nd all other particulars, can ba obtained on pplication to the Auctioneers, CROSKERY, HASELL & CO. Entries of properties, either in town or ountry, intended iovbona fide sale will be reeived by the Auctioneers, and submitted » competition after the above, priority eing given according to date of entry. MONDAY, 15th NOVEMBER, At 12 o'clock. Co Let on Lease by Public Auction— Valuable Building Site in centre of Wellington. pROSKERY, HASELL, & CO. have rew ceived instructions from Andrew foung, Esq., to let by public auction, in heir rooms, on Monday, 15th November, at 2 o'clock, for a term of 36 years from Ist )ecember, 1830— All that piece of land, being sections Nos. 165, 166, in the plan of the City of Wellington, having a frontage of 60ft to Waring Taylor-street, and a frontage of 60ft to Maginnity-street, with a depth of 100 ft from either street This is unquestionably one of the best milding sites in Wellington, commanding a rontage to two of the principal business itreets in the city: the north frontage is mmediately adjoining the new Drill-shed, rad facing and within 50 yards of the new Railway Station. The frontage to Waring Taylor-street is close to Lambton Quay. Che position of the sight is such as to afford musual advantages for a wholesale warelouse or store. To speculators this piece of and offers the attraction of having a hunired and twenty feet of frontage, which jould easily be divided into four business sites and re-let at reasonable rates. The Auctioneers wish to draw the attention of owners of sections in Maginnitystreet to this site, as its occupation materially affects their interest. Full particulars, with terms and conditions sf sale, on application to the Auctioneers. CROSKERY, HASELL & CO.. Auctioneers. MONDAY, loth NOVEMBER, At 12 o'clock. Valuable Leasehold Property in Collegestreet. In the Assigned Estate of N. J. Isaacs. By order of the Trustee. y-^ROBKERY, HASELL & CO. have reV_V ceivod instructions from the Trustee in tho above estate to sell by public auction in their rooms, Lambton Quay, on Monday, 15th November, at 12 o'clock — All right, title, and interest in that very valuable property situated in College- | street, being part of section No. 278 on the plan of the City of Wellington, having a frontage of 37ft to College-street by a depth of 105 ft, and on which is erected a very superior seven-roomed house, with bathroom; gas and water laid on, and fitted with every convenience Tha lease has 36 years to run, at nominal rent of .£lO per annum. The house cost nearly j6700, has only recently been bui'.t, and there is a mortgage of JBisß, which can be paid off by quarterly instalments if desired. The Auctioneers wish to draw attention to this property, which i 3 situated in the best part of Te Aro. The tramway passes the door ; and parties in want of a house should not Tni^a such an opportunity, as the ea«y terms on which it is offered would enable purchasers to pay off tho purchase money in the way of ordinary rent. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneers, CROSKERY, HASELL & CO.