TUESDAY, 12th FEBRUARY, 1907. Commencing $t 11 o'clock a.m. sharp. SALE OF COSTLY AND ATTRACTIVE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. MAGNIFICENT GRAND PIANO, ODL PAINTINGS, Etc., At tho Residence, Kensington-street, off / Abel Smith-street. MACDONALD, WILSON AND CO. have received instructions from W. H. Kinvig, Esq., who is giving up housekeeping, to sell, at his residence, Kensing-ton-street, off Abel Smithrftreet, as above— - MD f •' The Wholo of his Costly' Household Furniture, Magnificent Grand Piano, etc., etc., entire contents of 10 rooms. Full'detuls later. This is a largo house with largo rooms, and well furnished throughout. Everything is in splendid order, and to be sold absolutoly without reserve. Catalogues aro now being prepared, and will bo ready in a fow days. Tho salo wil] go on, all day, and light refreshments will bo provided. * c EAST PORIRUA ! EAST. PORIRUA ! EAST PORIRUA! EAST PORIRUA! IMPORTANT TO CITY CAPITALISTS. IMPORTANT^TO SUBURBAN RESIDENTS. IMPORTANT TO MARKET GARDENERS. IMPORTANT TO BEE AND FOWL FARMERS. THE LONG-LOOKED-FOR AUCTION SALE OF THE CHARMING AND PICTURESQUE TOWN OF EAST PORIRUA, Situated on tho Wellington and Manawatu . Railway, immediately in front of THE PORIRUA RAILWAY STATION, (YO SUBDIVIDED INTO wo SEVENTY-EIGHT BUILDING SECTIONS, RANGING in AREA from a QUARTER. ACRE to NINE ACREM Ob WEDNESDAY, 27th FEEUARY, 1907, At 2.30 o'clock p.m. IN THE EXCHANGE LAND MART, No. £4, Lambton-qujiy, Wellington. ■jyTACDONALD, WILSON AND CO. havo muoh pleasure in announcing that the cagorly-dcsircd sale of tho TOWN"' OF EAST PORIRUA will be hold on the abovo dato, when they will sell by publio auction — The wholo of tho SEVENTY-EIGHT ALLOTMENTS, forming ono of the most beautiful and c'clightful suburban Towns in tho colony. IHE TOWN OF EAST PORIRUA consists of 106 aeros of tho most fertile and productive character, and is the subdivision of 'the original Section No. 61 'on the map , of the'Porirua District, so long known as the property of tho lato Mr. Wall. i : THE TOWN OF EAST PORIRUA is at tho head of tho celebrated Tawa Valley, a valley which, during the next ten years, will hold a great population and bo recognised as the premier suburb of tho City of ■ Wellington. ■ • . The recent phenomenal success of tho . talo of th<> Town of Tawa, when quarter--1 aero sections wero told at an average of 1 £240 per aero, only emphasises tho special • valuo of tho. TOWN OF EAST PORIRUA, whore tho railway facilities aro at present so much greater. I THE TOWN OF EAST PORIRUA has the advantage of having its roads laid out, made, and metalled, and every person do- ' sirous of building can do so at 4mco wpth- . out difficulty or trouble Every Section in tho TOWN OF EAST PORIKUA has been so laid off that a car--1 riajre or motor car can now be driven . along its roads and streets tho wholo i of ils boundary linos. In this respect it ii quito unique amongst suburban towns. The main old Porirua road runs right from tho railway rtation through the TOWN. OF EAST PORTRUA, and connects with the other subdivisional roads. From every section thero ie a magnificent panoramic) /view of tho calm waters of Porirua Bay and tho lovely rolling hills 1 surrounding it. A more charming and peaceful view of seascape and aylvan 1 scenery oannot exist in any part of tho world. Tho facilities which oxist in tho TOWN OF EAST PORIRUA for carrying on tho smaller industries of market gardening, fowl farming, beo farming, and a swarm of cognate industries aro very great. Ladies and gontlomen who wish to ,onjoy tho charm of a country life while close to a great city, and at the same time make a comfortable income, should fix their homo in the TOWN OF EAST PORIRUA. They- will never regret it. Tho Terms of Salo pro of exceptional liberality. Tho deposit of £5 on each section and £5 every thrco months until tho purchase money is paid off. Interest, five cent, per annum. Special facilities will be given to purchasers to build without delay, and it iJPHßMcipatod froirt the expressed desire of largo nuinbors to erect buildings forthwith that tho TOWN OF EAST PORIRUA will be full of dwellinghouses in a shorter timo than has ovor boforo boon known in connection with a Suburban Town. For Conditions of Salo, Lithographio Plan* of tbo Property, and any special information, apply to tho Auctioneers.
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Evening Post, Volume LXXIII, Issue 28, 2 February 1907, Page 8
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