PROPERTY AUCTION

Evening Post, Volume CIV, Issue 90, 13 October 1922, Page 3

PROPERTY AUCTION

Messrs J. H. Bethune and Co. held a property auction sale yesterday afternoon, when, under instructions from the Governors of the Wellington College and Girls' High School, they disposed of a, number of leasehold properties in Cambridge terrace, College street, Vivian street, and Tory street. The bidding was keen and spirited throughout. All the lots, with the exception of one vacant section, were disposed of under the hammer. Each lot was put up at an^upset rental with a valuation of any "building thereon, and.the result of. the sale was as follows:—

No. 50, Cambridge terrace, 22ft Bin x 68ft Bin, with dwelling of 4 rooms—Upset annual rental, £24; building value, £120; sold at £47 per annum. No. 51, Cambridge terrace, vacant land, 21ft llin x 60ft 4in—£23; £24 per annum. ■ .. ■•'

No. 52, Cambridge terrace,' 28ft sin x 69ft lOin, with d\velling of 4 rooms— £30—£220; £39 per annum.

No. 55, Cambridge terrace, corner College street, with dwelling 4 rooms—^£40 — £265; £65 per annum.

No. 2, College street, 41ft lOin x 106 ft 2in, with dwelling 4' rooms—£3o—63oo ; £68 per annum.

No. 4, College street, 29ft Sin x 106 ft, with, dwelling of A rooms—£2o—£2oo; £31 per annum. No. 6, College street, 37ft lin x 105 ft Bin, dwelling of 7 rooms—£25—£325; £27 per annum.

No. 8, College street, 19ft 2in x 105 ft 6in, with dwelling ■of 6 rooms—£l3— £250,; £16 10s per annum;

No. 10, College street, 18ft llin x 105 ft 6in. with dwelling of 6 rooms—£l3— £250; £15 10s per annum.

Nos. 20 and 22, College street, vacant land, 37ft 6in x 106 ft 2in—£26; £26 per annum. :

No. 24, College street, 36ft Bin x 106 ft Bin, dwelling 10 rooms—£2s 10b—£420; £55 10s per annura. Nos. 26 and 28, College street, 37ft llin x 106 ft 9in, 'vacant land—£26 10s; £26 10s per annum. No. 32, College street, 26ft 9in x 106 ft, with dwelling 6 rooms—£lß— £200; £27 10s per andnum. No. 34, College street, 17ft 3in x 108 ft, with dwelling 3 rooms—£l2—l2s_; £12 per annum. No. 36, College street, 16ft 7in x 108 ft 6in, with dwelling 3 rooms—£ll 10s— £125; £12 10s per annum. No. 5,: College street, 37ffc 10in frontage to both College and Vivian streets, by 106 ft, with dwelling 9 rooms—£4o— £300; £47 per annum. No. 9, College street, 37ft Sin to College street., 37ft 2in to Vivian street, by lOGft lin, dwelling of 7 rooms—£tO— £300 ; £40 per annum. No. 11, College street, 36ft 6in to College street, 36ft 10in to Vivian street, by 106 ft 2in, dwelling'of 8 rooms—£39 —£375; £69 per annum. Nos. 15 and 17, College street, and 22, Vivian street, 40ft 9in frontage to both College and Vivian streets, by 106 ft 4in, 2 semi-detached dwellings, each of 4 rooms, also workshop—£46—£44o;, £58 per annum.

. A vacant corner section, having frontages of 52ft 8 in to Tory street and 70ft 6in to Vivian street, with an upset rental of £60 per annum, was passed in, and in now in the hando of the auctioneers for private treaty.