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Evening Post, Volume XLI, Issue 83, 9 April 1891, Page 3

FRIDAY, 10th APRIL, At 11 o'clock. FEUIT SALE. GEORGE THOMAS tc CO. will sell at their rooms to-morrow morniDg, at 11 o'olock Bharp — Oranges, eating and cooking pears and apples, walnuts, tomatoeß, and peaches Also, 11 Eacks fowls' wheat 1 eplendid double breech-loader fowlingpiece, by Greener ; cost .£35 GEORGE THOMAS & CO. Auctioneer. FRIDAY, 10th APRIL, At 2.30 o'clock. SALE or RACING CLUB'S PRIVILEGES. NOBLE CAMPBELL & CO., favonrcd with instructions from the Stewards of the Wellington Racing Club, will soil by public auction, in their rooms, 47, Lambtonquay, on Friday, 10th April, at 2.30 o'clock— THE WHOLE OF THE PRIVILEGES in oonneotion with the CLUB'S AUTUMN MEETING, to be hold at the HUTT PARK RACECOURSE on THURSDAY and SATURDAY, the 16th and 18th APRIL. Sale on Friday, at 2 30 o'clock sharp. NOBLE CAMPBELL & CO., Auctioneers, ABSOLUTE SALE Of VALUABLE FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES IN THE CITY OF WELLINGTON. IN THE EXCHANGE HALL, 19, 21, and 23, Lambton-QUAT, WELLINGTON. ON FRIDAY, 17th APRIL, 1891, At 2 o'clock p.m. T KENNEDY MACfDONALD & CO. • are favoured with instructions from the Mortgagees, at the risk and oxpense of sundry Mortgagors, in order to absolutely olose aooonnts, to offer for positive salo by pnblio auction, on the above date, tho undermentioned VALUABLE FKEEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD CITY PEOPERTIES. FREEHOLD PROPERTIES. Lot 1.-THE VALUABLE CORNER BUSINESS PREMISES erected on part of Town Acre 228, having a frontaga of 26ft to TaranakiBTR3SET and 80ft to MAfcTINaquARE. The buildings comprise large shop and two-story dwellinghouao of six rooms. This properly is well-known as stluated opposite the Royal Tiger Hotel, and is one if the fined business sites in the locality. II is occupied by Mr. Qeo. Hancock. Lot 2 -SUPERIOR COTTAGE PROPERTY, erected upon part of Town Aore 830, having a frontage of 30ft to DANIEL-STREET by a depth of 109 ft. This cottago contains three rooms, and is ocenpied by Mr. Ross. Lot 3-VALUABLE BUILDING SITE, having a frontage of 38ft Gin to Daniel stheet by a depth of 61ft, and adjoining Lot 2. Lot 4-VALUABLE CORNER BUILDING ALLOTMENT, having a frontage of 38ft 6in to Daniel-street by a depth of 61ft along Donald H'Lian-street, part of Town Aore 830, and adjoining Lot 3. Lots-COTTAGE PROPERTY, erected on land having a frontage of 28ft to DONALD M'LEAN-STREET, by a depth of 77ft, part of Town Acre 830. The COTTAGE contains four rooms, and is occupiod by Mr, Helliwell. Lot 6-That FIRST-CLASS PROPERTY, part of Town Acre 830, having a frontage of 20ft to Donald M'Lean-street by a depth of 77ft, on which is erected the comfortable COTTAGE of five rooms, occupied by Mr. Copeland Lot 7— SPLENDID CORNER BUSINESS PREMISES, being part of Town Aore 281, having a frontage of 30ft to CAMBKIDGE-TER-RACE and 70ft along LORNESTREET, upon which is erected a Shop and two-story Dwellinghouse, also Bakehouse and Oven. This property is well-known at at present occupied by Mrs. Sarah Crawford Lot 8-TWO SIX-ROOMED HOUSES. LORNE-BTREET, erected on allotments 10 and 11 of Town Aore 281, having a frontage of 46ft by a depth of 112 ft. These houses, numbered 7 and 8, contain six rooms eaoh, are semi-detached, with brick partition wall, and carpenter's workshop at roar. They are occupied respectively by Mr. Dix and Mrs. Emeny Lot 9 — TWO TWO - STORY SIX ROOMED HOUSES. LORNESTREET, erected on part of Town Aore 281, having a frontage of 34ift by a depth of 112 ft. Theße houses, Noa. 9 and 10, contain six rooms eaoh, are semi-detached, with brick partition wall and warehouses, p.w.c. at rear. They are in the occupation of Mr. Charles Luoas and Mrs. Laweon, respectively. LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES. Lot 10 — ONE TWO - STORT SIXROOMED HOUSE, CAMBRIDGETE KRACB, erooted on part of Town Aore 283, having a frontage of 20ft to Cambridge-terrace, by a depth of 70ft. Thiß property is known aa No. 11, and is held on lease from tbe ground landlord at a rental of £H per annum for 21 yearß from Ist Ootober, 1877. The house is in the oooupation of Mr. Coates. Lot 11.— TWO SIX-ROOMED RESIDENCES, CAMBRIDGE TERRACE (semidetached), erected on part of Town Acre 283, having a frontage of 31ft to Cambridgetkrbacb, and 70ft to Cambridgeroad. This property adjoins Lot 10, and is held on lease for 21 years from Ist Ootober, 1877, at a ground rent of £23 per annnm. The houses are oconpied respectively by Mr. Russell and Mrs. Corbett. Lot 12.-COMMODIOUS TWO-STORY FAMILY RESIDENCE, COLLEGE STREET, ereotad on part of Town Aore 270, having a double frontage of 36£ ft to College- strbet and 36fcft to Vitian-stbbit, and a depth of 106 ft. The residence con tains EIGHT ROOMS, with bath room, two bay windows, and every convenience. This property is known as oooupied by Mrs. Pilcner, and is held on lease from the gtound landlord for 42 years from 1874, at an annual rental of £10. Lot 13-VALUABLE TWO- STORY RESIDENCE, COLLE.GE-STREET erected on part of Town Acre 278, having a double frontage of 37ft 2in to Collegb-btreet, and 37ft 2in to Vivian-street, and a depth of 105 ft lOin. The residenoe contains TEN ROOMS, also bathroom and verandah, and is thoroughly well built, with galvanised iron roof, Bides, and back. Held on lease for 42 years, from 1874, at an annual rental of JBI6. The residenoe is in the oooupation of Mrs. Stevens. The whole of these Valuable Freehold and Leasehold Properties will be sold on the following extraordinarily Liberal Terms :— Deposit at Bale 5 per cent. In one Month 5 per cent. On the Freehold Properties and on the Leasehold Properties, Lots 12 and 13, the Balanoe oan remain on Mortgage for Ten Years at 6J per cent, interest, the only stipulation being that the Purchaser shall pay Ten per cent, of the purchase money eaoh year as an evidence of his good faith. The Balance on the Leasehold Properties, Lota 10 and 11, oan remain on Mortgage for Five Years, the Pnrohaser paying Twenty per cent, of the purohase money eaoh year. These remarkably easy terms will enable every man to leisure A Home ?or hw Wira and Family ! at a less oost per annum than he is now' paying to a landlord as rent. We strongly urge our friends and olients to avail themselves of this opportunity for investment or speculation. No similar chance of such a number of Cheap City Properties has been given to the pnblio for many yearß. For further details, apply to THE AUCTIONEERS. J TENDERS. Wellington Distriot Road Board Offioe, Hutt, 9th April, 1891. fTUSNDERS for Carting 200 yards of Road X Metal will be received by Mr. Samuel Russell, Taita, up to Wednesday, 15th April. Further particulars can be had on application to Mr. Russell, Warden for No. 5 Ward, j Wellington Road Board District. WM. JONES. Clerk^ mAG AND LUGGAGE LABELS of every X description printed on the ahortaat notioe at Evening Post Office.