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Evening Post, Volume LXVIII, Issue 131, 30 November 1904, Page 8

THE BEST CHANCE EVER OFFERED IN THE CITY FOR THE PURCHASE OF A SEASIDE HOME READY FURNISHED. ABSOLUTE SALE OF THE HEARN BAY ESTATE, In the Borough of Miramar. FREEHOLD LAND AND BUILDINGS, j FIFTEEN COTTAGES, ALL FURNISHED AND READY FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPATION. DEPOSIT ONLY £25 ON EACH COTTAGE. PRIVATE HOTEL, GENERAL STORE, POST OFFICE, TELEPHONE ! BUREAU, PUBLIC HALL— THIRTEEN ROOMS IN ALL. IN THE EXCHANGE LAND MART, No. 84, Lambton-quay, Wellington. ON THURSDAY. Bth DEC, 1904, At 2.30 o'clock p.m. MACDONALD, WILSON AND CO. aro favourod with instructions from Mr. R. A. Hoarn, in consequence of his early departure for Chicago, to sell absolutely by publio auction, tho whole of his valuablo ostato at Hoarn s Bay (Worsor Bay) as under— LOTS 1 TO 15. FIFTEEN VERANDAH COTTAGES, each containing four rooms, with a Freehold Section of Land. LOT 16. SECTION, 93ft 3in by depth of 238 ft, with Private Hotel, Residenco, Post Office aud Telephono Bureau, Store, . Hall, Coachhouse, Stable, etc. LOTS 17 TO 26. TEN SPLENDID BUILDING SECTIONS, fronting Ngaio-roafi"*and Seatoun Heights-road. For lithographio Plans and further information apply to Tho Auctioneers. Take a run over in the terry steamers any day m the week and inspect. It will prove a delightful outing. 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 TRUSTEE. •jMTACDONALD, WILSON AND CO. XfJL are uivoured with instructions from J, VV. Poynton, Esq., Publio Trustoo of the Colony, to sell by public auction, ON THURSDAY, Bth DAY OF ■ DECEMBER, 1904, At 2.30 o'clock p.m., IN THE EXCHANGE LAND MART, No. 34, Lambton-quay, Wellington, THAT MOST CHARMING AND BEAUiIFUL SEASIDE FAMILY RESIDENCE, with THIRTYFOUR ACRES OF LAND, situated in tho Seaside Suburb of MURITAI, wall known as, Ihe proporty of the lato Mr. Thomas R iiJiiscu. This lovely residence and its surrounding grounds overlook one of the most delightful sea view 3in tho world. Nothing is more entrancing to a lover of Nature than the combination of mountain, hill, and valley, with tho glory of tho sea. In this spot it is in special grandeur. Tho rosidence stands upon a natural plateau, surrounded with a wealth of native forest and shrubs, which literally embosom it in beauty. In front stretches out tho waters of Port Nichol«s'on, gradually narrowing till they reach tho entrance to tho harbour, and then lose themselves in the great Strait which divides the two Island?. Tho snow-clad mountain ranges of tho South Ifcland, the gliding to, and fro of the vast fleet of shipping which' day and night pass tho portals of Pencarrow, Uie budding suburbs on the opposite side of the harbour, tho indescribale beauty of the sea and sky, altogether present a never-ending picture that satisfies ami /soothes the soul of the most prosaic. It is iv a very special sense tho ideal home of a great writer or a weary statesman. The residence is just out of the hands of the builders, the contract having been completed sinco tho death of Mr. Ellison. It is a most artistic creation — a combination in ono story of tho bungalow and the Italian styles of architecture; bay windows, tow or, deep verandahs 10ft wide, and highly-finished decorations boing some of the leading features. Tho diningroom is 20ft x 13ft, separated by folding doors from tho drawingroom (17ft x 14ft). There aro two halls, the main hall being 13ft x 13ft. The principal bedroom is 17ft x 13ft. The kitchen, scullery, out-ofiices, etc., are of the most complete character. A most pure and delightful stream of water comes from tho hills at the back of tho property, a reservoir attached to it affording an unlimited supply for tho use of tho household. , » Tho great extent of land (34 acres) gives a breadth, unity, and completeness to the property which makes it altogether exceptional. The Harbour Board have ju3t decided to erect a wharf at Muritai, 240 ft long with a width of 30ft. This will not only add to the comfort and convenience of the n-eidenls, but will materially increase the value of &\b property in this progressive suburb. While the property is for absolute sale, arrangements can be mado, if required, for a considerable proportion of tho purchase money to be obtained on mortgage. The property is in charge of a caretaker, and tickots to inspect it can be obtained on application to the Auctioneers, who will, if required, detail a member of tho staff to accompany any intending purchaser, so that a full inspection can bo made. For further details, conditions of sale, title, etc., apply to tho PUBLIC TRUSTEE, Or to the AUCTIONEERS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. WF. SHORTT, Willis-slroet, carries • ono of the largest stockß of New Furniture in Wellington. Houseß furnished throughout. All furniture sold privately guaranteed to be of the best workmanship and material. Inspection inrited.