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Evening Post, Volume LXX, Issue 155, 30 December 1905, Page 8

THE GREAT MiRAMAR THE GREAT MIRAMAR THE GREAT MIRAMAR [ AUCTION SALE. AUCTION SALE. AUCTION SALE. • THE FIRST SALE OF THE YEAR 1906. s __ , /?o SIXTY-THREE nn ' Of the FINEST VILLA SITES, FINEST VILLA SITES, MIRAMAR NORTH, r And SIX FIRST-CLASS FAMILY COTTAGES. » __ THE MOST WONDERFUL TERMS \ EVER OFFERED IN THE COLONY 1 MIRAMAR is the most unique, the . most talked-of, and tho most progressive E of the suburbs of Wellington. The nonl purchaso of Miramar a few years back • by Mayor Aitkcn and the City Council i for a great National Park has been i mourned over by tho Citizens of Wel- • lington, and Parliamentary tears havo : oven been shed over this sad ovent Yet i out of evil hath como good. The lovol plains and low rolling hills of tho Mira- ■ mar of 1900 — lonely and isolated as they i then were — are now being covered with charming villas and lovely gardens. Beautiful smooth roads intersect it from end to end. Motors and Motor Omibuses inovo swiftly along them. A fevy months heneo will see tho greatest genii of all pressed into the service of Miramar — Electricity, bound and harnessed to the cjectric tram-car — co that from tho Botanical Gardens of the City of Wellington to tho Seatoun Heights, a swift, continuous, and delightful ride of miles will bo enjoyed. In a word, the magic wand of the highest civilisation of the Twentieth Century has touched Miramar, and. is turning its pastures of yesterday into homes of charm and beauty, where the old may grow young again and the young feel as if they would never grow old. IN THE EXCHANGE LAND MART, No. 84, liambton-quay, Wellington. On WEDNESDAY EVENING, 17th JANUARY, 1906, At 7.30 o'clock. MACDONALD, WILSON A.ND CO. are favoured with instructions from Miramar, Ltd., to sell by Public Auction, as above — SIXTY-THREE MAGNIFICENT VILLA SITES And SIX FAMILY COTTAGES In MIRAMAR NORTH. These grand level Buildinft Sections contain One-quarter Acre each. They oro the subdivisions of Blocks 5, 6, 8, 10, 12, and 13, fronting Tauhinu-road, Parkroad, Tahi-streot, Rua-street, Toru-stroet, Wha-street, Rima-street, and Onostreet, all of which roads and streets have recently been taken over by the Miramar 1 Borough Council. They will be sold | singly, with the right, however, for a 1 purchaser to lake from one to three sections adjoining each other so as to make a largo block. These Sections -have always been recog-, nised as the very finest in Miramar. They were reserved from sale until 1906, and are of exceptional value. In this connection it may be well to remember that the first sale of Miramar Sections by Messrs. Macdonald, Wilson and Co. in October, 1902, realised some £20,000, and that every purchaser at that sale can sell his investment to-day at from 200 to 300 per cent, profit. The Sixty-tbree Sections novy being offered have oven greater claims to public attention as Miramar money-spinners than any that have proceded them THE SIX FAMILY COTTAGES, with a quarter-acre to each, are situated on Sections Nos. 3, 5, 7, 12, 14, and 16 of Block XII. Five of these Cottages contain four rooms each, and one Cottage contains thrcs rooms. , They were built within the past twelve months from tho designs of a leading firm of architects, 1 nd are thoroughly well constructed and finished. MIRAMAR NORTH enjoys tho very unusual advantage, amongst newly-created boroughs, of a beautiful recreation ground. A very large area adjoining tho Sections now -being offered for sale has been set apart as the National Park of Miramar. Ihis will prove an inestimable boon, and a health-promoting advantage aliko lo the general public and the iWidents surrounding the Park, making impossible, as it will, the congested and cramped condition existing over so wide an area of the City of Wellington. MIRAMAR NORTH needs few words to emphasise its reputation as an eminently desirable residential site. SCIENTIFIC DRAINAGE, ELECTRIC LIGHT, GAS SUPPLY, EASY MEANS OF ACCESS, WATER AVAILABLE ON EVERY SECTION. Theso, coupled with pure exhilarating air aud panoramic views of special beauty, are factors of great importance at all times. The happy possessor of a Section in Miramar North will rejoice in being blessed with tho wholo of them, and in the knowledge that, whether regarded as an investment or a home site, his money vyill bo reproductive and profitable in a marvellous way. Tho ORDINARY TERMS OF SALE are as follows : — , Ten por cent, deposit Ten per cent, in six months. Ten per cent, in twelve months. Balanco in fivo years. Interest fivo per cent, per annum. THE EXTRAORDINARY TERMS OF SALE ARE:— That if any purchaser desires to build immediately, Miramar, Ltd., will lend him the wholo monoy required for building, fencing, etc. They will, in fact, create for him a completo home on the sole condition that ho pays within one month twenty per cent, in cash -of tho purchase money of tho land alone, and in nine months a further thirty per cont. of the purchaso money of tho land alone, which thirty per cent, can bo, paid ill threo quarterly instalments of ten per cent. oach. Tho repayment of tho money advanced for the erection of tho house can bo mado by monthly instalments. Interest being fixed at fix per sent. Never before in tho colony has such an opportunity boen offered for cheaply acquiring a high-class homo, arid tho fact that it brings such within tho reach of , rfgvery man and woman who ha^ saved a I s» P oun d s niakca the circumstance special, " Wtfd worthy of warm congratulation. Lithographic plans can bo had on application at tho Auctioneers' Offices. For fuller details, Conditions of Salo, | etc., apply at the Offices of tho Solicitors to Miramar, Ltd. (Mesurs. Stafford, Treadwell and Field), to Wm. O. Stephens, Esq. (Secrotary to tho Company), 27, Lambton-quay, Wellington, or to tho Auctioneers. SPECIAL NOTE. The Poll of tho Ratepayers of Miramar for tho Special Loan of £23,000 for Electric Trams was carried on the 20th , December, 1905.