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Evening Post, Volume LXXIII, Issue 130, 3 June 1907, Page 10

j? O B SAL E. CENTRAL CENTRAL FREEHOLD FREEHOLD PROPERTY. PROPERTY. TARANAKI-STRKET (central position)— level Section, 35 x 75, and house, ia fair order ; rent 22s 6d. Prico £1400 ; splendid site shops. TORY-STREET (ojf)— Cottage (4 rooinil and land, 22 x 50. Only £350. FREDERICK-STREET— 4 Rooms; land 27 x 43. £550. AVILLIS-STREET o»ck of)— Level vacant Section, 4511 x 61ft. £1650 ; has a. frontage on three sides ; situate closa to Mannars-Hireel, Cubt-street, Willisstreet, and Victoria-street, right in tho centre of warehouse district. SECTION fronting TRAM ROAD, HATAITAI,64ft x 200 ft, level. £8 5a per foot. KILBIRNIE— Superior Cottage, b rooms and conveniences. £610. OVERTON-TERftACE— S Rooms, etc. land 30ft x 165 ft. Cheap, £625 KARORI— Almost level i-ncre, £185, close to Main Road and Lancaster-street. KARORI— I acre, beautiful site for houses. Cheap, £750; 134 ft frontage to Macdonald-street. NORTHLAND— Good house site, 50ft 8 211 ft Cheap" at £210. Tenra Of. ranged. W. H. MOR.RAH & CO., AUCTIONEERS AND LAND AGENTS, Willifi-strecst, Wellington. Telephone No. 10. QV ALTER, DYKES & CO, AUCTIONEERS & SHAREBROKERS, FF.ATHERSTON-STREET. Wellington-terrace 14 rooms £4250 Welliiigton-leirace 8 rooms £2500 Wellington-terrace 19 rooms £9000 Sieverfcton-leriace 7 roonib £1500 Mounl-sircct 6 rooms £1500 Gardens 10 rooms £2800 Portland-crescent 8 rooms £1556 Murphy-street 14 rooms £2500 Hawkestone-street 6 looms £380 Tinakoi i-road 10 rooms £1950 Gloubeivie-terraco 6 rooms £725 Grant-road 9 rooms £1540 Thorndon-quay 8 rooms £1500 Orchard-road 9 rooms £2000 Walter-street 6 rooms £910 Nairn-street 5 rooms £600 Hankey-strect, 1 story 8 rooms £950 Princcs-htreet 7 roomß £850 Mitcfarlane-strect 5 rooms £830 Hawker-street 9 rooms £1500 Brougham-street 5 rooms £875 Ellice-street 6 rooms £1100 Pirie-street 8 rooms J51025 Broadway-terrace 5 rooms £533 WnVht-sueel ' 6 room 3 £77S Kelburno 5 iconu £550 S3HT3-r&~CO., 4, Foalherbton-street, Wellington. THORNDON— 9 Rooms, all conveniences, good locality, ground 37 by 83, closo to tram, railway station 5 , and wharves ; price £1850. KARORI— House of 10 l-ocais, good level section, well laid out garden 3 , lawn, ptc , con^crvdtoiy, 2 minutes froa tiain, i atto section, prico £950, also 7 rcxr.ris, 4 aero section, 2 minutes from tram, pr c? £750. KARORI— Section, magnificent viovv of StraitE, harbour, Wellington, and Rimutakcß, price £4 per foot, sections near tram line iind in all parts of suburb from £3 r cr foot. KARORI — 1 Arres, well planted, sheltered from south wind, good view; further particulars on application. BISLEY BKOS AND CO., 4 UCTIONEERS, STOCK, STATION, A LAND AND FINANCIAL AGENTS, NELSON. We have several freehold Station, Farm, and Town Properties in this district for Sale, ranging iv values from £1000 to £35,000 ; or will Exchange (on half value in cash) for Freehold Property in City of Wellington. Principals only clealf with. Full particulars on application to BISLEY BROS. AND CO. HOTELS FOE SALE. HOTEL ; rent, £2 15s. Price £1000. HOTEL; rent, £5 8s; trade, £80 to £90. Prico, £2200. HOTEL (Manawatu)— Rent, £4. Price, £2250. HOTEL (Seaport)— s years' lease; £4. Price, £2200. BRICK HOTEL (Wellington)— Trad© over £200 weekly. Elegantly furnished. HOTEL (Wairarapa)— Trade about £130 weekly. Price, £2500. HOTEL (Woodville)— Rent, £3 10s. Price, £800. HOTEL (Wairarapa)— 7 years' leaso. Price, £3000. HOTEL (Christchurch)— Suitable for Exhibition visitors. Price, £5500. HOTEL (Wairarana)— Price, £3250. DWAN' BROS., Opposite EmDifo Hotel. Willis-street. KELBURNE. TXJ"E have just completed a 5-roompd * * Villa Rpsidenco ou Section No. 4H, Fairvicw-road, Kclburr.e ; splendid view. This houso is well worth inspection, aud will bo sold on terms to suit purchasers, Prico £950. For furlhor particulars apply to C. AND A. ODLIN, Timber Merchants, Jervoi«-quay. Tji V E N I if G POST. 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