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Evening Post, Volume LXVI, Issue 55, 2 September 1903, Page 8

TO-MORUOW. A VALUABLE INVESTMENT FOR THE SPECULATOR. ABSOLUTE SALE OF FAMDLY RESIDENCE, ABEL SMITH-STREET. IN THE ESTATE OF THE LATE WILLIAM MITCHELL. BY ORDER OF THE PUBLIC TRUSTEE, In Order to Cioso tho Accounts of the Estate. IN THE EXCHANGE LAND MART, No. 84", Lambton-quay, Wellington. ON THURSDAY. 3rd SEPT., 1903, At 2.d0 o'clock p.m. MACDONALD, WILSON AND CO. aro favoured with instructions from J. W. Poynton, Esq., Public Trustee in the Estato of the late William Mitchell, to sell by public auction as above — THE WELL anb SUBSTANTIALLY BUILT RESILIENCE IN ABEL-SMITH-STREET formerly occupied by tho late Mr. William Alitchell. Tho residence contains NINE ROOMS and Conservatory, also Scullery, Bathroom, etc., and is fitted up with every modern convenience. There is also Twostall Stable, Gighouse, detached Washhouso fitted with copper, washtubs, etc., etc. The land has a frontage of SEVENTY FEET to Abol Smith-street by a depth of NINETY-FOUR FEET, and is laid down with Lawn, Flower Gar- ! den, Concrete Paths, etc. This is a first-class business block, and frcjm the rapid advance in values of Abel Smith-street properties is worthy of the best attention of those seeking a profitable investment. For conditions of sale, etc., apply to tho Auctioneers or to Public Trustee. Terms — Ten per cent, deposit ; balanco to bo arranged. S4LE OF SECTIONS, MARTON JUNCTION TOWNSHIP. At the Risk of a former Purchaser. IN THE EXCHANGE LAND MART, No. 84-, Lambton-quay, Wellington. ON THURSDAY, 3rd SEPT., 1903, At 2.30 o'clock p.m. MAODONALD, WLLSON AND CO. aro favoured with instructions to sell by public auction, as above, at the risk of a former purchaser — LOTS 1 TO 3. THOSE VALUABLE BUILDING SECTIONS, being Nos. 21, 29, and 30, MARTON JUNCTION TOWNSHIP, containing oach Onequarter Acre, having frontages to French-street and Golding's Line. LOTS 4 to 6. SUBURBAN SECTIONS Nos. 180, 181, and 183, MARTON JUNCTION TOWNSHIP, containing areas ranging from Five Acres to Seven and a Half Acres each, and with frontages to Golding's Line and Hawkstone-road. For further particulars, plans and cpnditions of sale, apply to THE AUCTIONEERS, No. 84, Lambton-quay, Wellington, or to G. F. BISHOP, Esq., Solicitor, Marton. SALE OF MAGNIFICENT BUILDING SECTIONS. IN ONE OF THE FINEST RESIDENTIAL QUARTERS OF THE CITY. EASY TERMS OF PAYMENT. ON THURSDAY, 3rd SEPT., 1903, At 2.30 o'clock p.m: MACDONALD, WILSON AND CO. are favoured with instructions to sell by public auctien, as above — FIVE MAGNIFICENT BUILDING SECTIONS, part of Town Acre No. 361, each having a frontage of 26ft to Upper Elizabeth-street (Austin-street), by a depth of 112 ft. The above Building Sections are situated in one of the finest quarters of the City of Wellington. They command a splendid view of the city, are easy of access, and surrounded by residences of a superior character. The liberal terms offered should commend it to those who desiro really good Building Sites. A concrete retaining wall with steps heading to each section has been erected, making them fit for immediate building. Terms — 10 per cent, deposit, 10 por cent, in six months, 10 per cent, in 12 months, and tho balance may romain for a term of years at 5 per cent, interest. IN THE EXCHANGE LAND MART, No. 84, Lambton-quay, Wellington. SALE OF COTTAGE PROPERTY AND BUDLDING SECTION, PETONE. ON THURSDAY, 3rd SEPT., 1903, At 2.30 o'clock p.m. MACDONALD, WILSON AND CO. are favoured with instructions to sell by public auction as above — LOT 1. THAT VALUABLE PROPERTY being Section 47, having a frontage of 50ft to FITZHERBER'fSTREET, PETONE, by a depth of 100 ft, on which is erected a comfortable Cottage containing three rooms. This is a very desirable property, well worthy the attention of those in search of a small cottage home. LOT 2. VALUABLE BUILDING SECTION, No. 21, having a frontage of 50ft to SYDNEY-STREET, PETONE, by a depth of 100 ft. This section occupies a good position, and will rise very much in value. Further particulars from THE AUCTIONEERS. IN THE EXCHANGE AUCTION ROOMS, No. 84, LAMBTON-QUAY. FRIDAY NEXT, 4th SEPTEMBER, 1903, At 1.30 o'clock p.m. MACDONALD, WILSON AND CO. \ are favoured with instructions to sell by public auction as above — A largo quantity of new and secondhand household furniture, pianos, etc., comprising — Chesterfield couches in saddle-bags, also in tapestry, gents' easy chairs in sarf-dle-bags, occasional chairs in tapestry, duchess chest, marble- top washstand and pedestal cupboard in solid walnut, superior wardrobe with bevelled mirror door, piano stool, 2 'hall chairs, Austrian arm chair, 2 hall stands with mirror _ backs, fancy Broadbent chairs, superior sideboard bevelled mirror back, suite in saddle bags, horsehair easy chair, loather and cretonne couches, 2 extension dining tables 6ft and Bft, double and single iron bedsteads, wire wove mattresses, bedroom sets, cheffonier, Avery's weighing machine, b.m. fendters, gas cooking range in capital order, kitchen tables, blinds, moat safe, go-cart, bamboo curtain poles, andn a lot of other sundries. klso, Two magnificent upright grand pianos by Lipp and Son and Brinsmead, almost new ; pianola, nearly new ; and several j first-class pianos by well known makers, which will bo sold on oasy terrn3 of payment. Our rooms will be found admirably adapted for the display and salo of household furniture of every description, being large, lofty, and well lighted. Extensive alterations and additions have been made to these rooms, and they now present a bright, clean, spacious, and attractive appearance second to none in tho colony. Wo hold our Furniture Salo every FRH?AY»