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ABSOLUTE SALE OF ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL SEASIDE RESIDENCES IN THE COLONY, WITH THIRTY-FOUR ACRES OF LAND. IN THE SEASIDE SUBURB OF' MURITAI, Adjoining Day's Bay, Wellington. IN THE ESTATE OF THE LATE MR. THOMAS R. ELLISON, SOLICITOR. BY ORDER OF THE PUBLIC 5 TRUSTEE. MACDONALD, WILSON AND CO. arc favoured with instructions from J. W. Poynton, Esq., Public Trustee of the Colony, to soil by public auction, ; OX TUESDAY, Bth DAY OF' • * DECEMBER, 1904, At '2.3o o'clock p.m., IN THE .EXCHANGE LAND MART, T No. 84, Lambton-quay, Wellington, THAT' MOST CHARMING AND BEAUTD7UL SEASIDE FAMILY RESIDENCE, with THIRTYB FOUR ACRES OF LAND, situated in the Seaside Suburb of MURITAI, well known as the property of the late Mr. Thomas R. , Ellison. This lovely residence and its surrounding grounds overlook, one of the most delightful sea views in tho world. Nothing is more entrancing to a lover of Nature than the combination of moun- ' tain, hill, and valley, with the glory of the sea. ".In thia spot it is in special, grandeur. The residence stands upon a natural plateau, surrounded with a wealth of native forest and shrubs, which , literally embosom it in beauty. "In front ." stretches out the waters of Port Nichol!l son, gradually narrowing till they reach |. the entrance to- tho harbour, and then lose themselves in th& great Strait whioh divides the two Islands*. The snow-clad t mountain ranges of tho South Island, the t gliding to and fro 'of the vast fleet of shipping which day - and night pass the . portals of Pericarrow, the budding sub- , urbs on the opposite, side of the harbour, i tho indescribaie beauty of the sea and j sky, altogether present a never-ending B picture that satisfies and soothes the soul . of the most prosaic. It is in a very special sense the ideal home of a great writer or a weary statesman. The residence js just out of the hands * of the builders, the contract having been i completed sinco the death of Mr. Ellison. - It is a -most artistio creation — a gombinas tion in one story of the bungalow and the - Italian styles of architecture; bay "winB dows, tower, jleep verandahs 10ft wide, ■ and highly-finished decorations being some of the leading features. The diningroom is 20ft x 13ft, separated by folding doors " from the drawingfoom (17ftx 14ft), There " are two halls, the main hall being 13ft x , 13ft. The principal bedroom is 17ft x 13ft. The kitchen, scullery, out-offices, etc., are * of the most complete character. f A most pure and delightful stream of - water comes from the hills at the back of - the property, a reservoir attached to it affording an unlimited supply for the use of the household. 11 The great extent of land (34 acres) gives ' a breadth, unity, and completeness to the property which makes it altogether exceptional. The Harbour Board have just decided to „ erect a wharf at Muritai, 240 ft long with .' a .width of 30ft. This will .not s only add j to the comfort and convenience of the g re-sidents, but will materially increase- the 0 value of all property in this progressive B suburb. While the property is for 'abiolute sale, a, arrangements can be made, -"if reic^uired, for"' s a considerable proportion of the- purchase 0 money to be obtained on' mortgage. • s ___ , '" „ The property is in charge of a caretaker, .i and tickets to inspect it can be obtained on application to tho Auctioneers, who D will, if required, detail a member of tho staff to accompany any intending purf chaser, so that a full inspection can be .. made. B For further details, conditions of sale, | title, etc., apply to tho 1 ' ■ PUBLIC TRUSTEE, " Or to the I AUCTIONEERS. - ~c^n¥r~building sections, PETONE, PETONE. 1 IN THE EXCHANGE LAND MART, s No. 84, Lambton-quay, Wellington. - ON THURSDAY, Bth DECEMBER, 1904, 1 At 2.30 o'clock p.m , -PMTACDONALD, WILSON AND CO. 3 J.TA are favoured with instructions to 601 l 1 by public auction as above — r . Thoso Valuable Building Sections, 1 Nos. 88 (corner), 159, and 162 (cor. f ncr), on tho plan of the Buick Estate, having frontages to Jack-son-street ranging from 36ft to ' 3 39ft 7in by depths of 99ft. j I These seotions, which were a special - selection, by tho owner at the original' 1 Buick Estate sale, will be found very de3 sirablo and central 6itos. They should be inspected •by those requiring suburban building sites of the best class. t , ■ SEASIDE SECTION, I RONA BAY (DAY'S BAY). fc IN THE EXCHANGE LAND MART, No. 84, Lambton-quay, Wellington. ON THURSDAY, Bth DECEMBER, 1904, J At 2.30 o'clock p.m. I -a/fl-ACDOXALD, WILSON AND CO. - I IjJL aro favoured with instructions to sell ' by public auction as above — J —That valuable Seaside Building Section, , part of Section No 66, Rona Bay, having i a frontage of 38ft to the Main County B Road by a depth of 147 ft. This valuable ' section occupies a good position on the sunny, side of the road, and has direct' access to the sea beach. It is within five x minutes' walk from the Day's Bay wharf, a and very clo?e to tho new wharf to be ' erected near Muritai. Title— Land Transfer Act. TO CAPITALISTS, SPECULATORS, WAND OTHERS. ANTED Known, J. L Morrison and Co. have for Absoluo Sale, Freehold Hotels, ako Lease of Hotels, in the best towns in the colony ; alsa a large lot of Sheep and Cattle Runs, varying in area from 4000 ncres to 100 acres; stock at valuation Wo. havo in the centre of Pclone (Jackson-street) largo Shops for Sale, ° a gift ; alf o Sections of Land from £50 a foot to £1 ; easy terms. LARGE HOUSE. WANTED to Lease, for a term of five years, or more, a Houso of from 13 to 17 rooms; must be in good position, Terrace or Thorndon end. Urgent, Box 445, City. i ! POULTRY FARM. WANTED Known— The best up-to-date Poultry Farm on the coast for sale; 9 acres; £1130, easy terms. Snow _ and Roberts, Wanganui. WANTED~TO LET] ■YSTELL-FURNISHED Sittingroom and » » double Bedroom, both on ground floor, commanding good view of harbour, and within 15 minutes' walk of Post Office, with use of bathroom and telephone, and exclusive Use of small kitchen and gas stove ; hghest references givon and requir- . cd. Address at Evening Post. OFFICES TO LET. nnHE National Mutual Life Association r A of Australasia, Customhouso-quay, i has Offices to Let on the first and second 3 floor. Apply ORTON STEVENS, Manager for New Zealand.

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Evening Post, Volume LXVIII, Issue 128, 26 November 1904, Page 8

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