AUCTION SALE OP THE CHINESE MARKET GARDEN TO-MORROW EVENING.

Evening Post, Volume LXXIII, Issue 30, 5 February 1907, Page 6

AUCTION SALE OP THE CHINESE MARKET GARDEN TO-MORROW EVENING.

« The tubdivision of the splendid estatt lately in tho occupation" of Mr. Willoughby Knight, and more rocqntly useo na Chinese market garden, is now complete, and will be sold by Messrs. Dwaa Bros., auctioneers, in the Chamber ol Commence, next to the Bank of New Zealand, to-morrow evening at 8 p.ia. The property, which consists of thirty acres, has been in the hands of the con* tractors, and splendid sixty-six feet iO&d^ with footpaths rtnd concrete water channels, have been completed, and the property is fib for immediate settlement Tht owners, having secured this very eligible property very cheap in tho first pUce, have decided to let the purchasers hi»v« the benefit of the bargain, and will sell at Temarkably low prices. The coil jt unequalled in the Hutt VaiUy, and consiefa of rich doep loam, which will gwm anything. The terms of snle aro so lq* that overyone will be able to«purcharii viz., 5 per cent, deposit, 10 per cent, i* ' si* and twelve months, , balance in &t* yeftrs at 6 per cent, interest Further particulars may bo obtained from IWatt Bros., auctioneers, Wellington, or It. -J, Thompson, land agent, Lower Hutt — •, Advt. '