SALE OF THE "FAIRLIGHT" ESTATE

Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 86, 10 April 1924, Page 3

SALE OF THE "FAIRLIGHT" ESTATE

25i SECTIONS FETCH £11,225.

I Before a very large attendance, Messrs S George Nathan and Co. submitted to public auction yesterday afternoon the "Fairlight" Estate, Wadestown, adjoin,mS Highland. Park, the property" having been in occupation of the vendor, Mr. E W. Lowe, for the past. 47 years. The subdivision comprised in all 39 sections, the vendor retaining Lots 3, 4, 5,. 18, and 19, together with residence thereon, leaving 34 sections to be offered to" the pub- , lie. A total of 23 sections were sold as j follow under the hammer at prices ranej ing _ from £160 to £640, and three more : sections have been sold privately, since the eale: — , Lot 37, having a frontage of- 39ft Bin SLn ?} street by a re Sular depth, £640, to Mr. F. J. Carter, as agent Lot 38, with a frontage of 41ft 3in to Edward street, £410, to Mr. W. G Bryce Lot, 39, with a similar frontage- ?nd depth, £325, to Mr. W. G. Bryce Lot 36, containing 38.6 perches, £325, to Mr. W. A. Myers. -Lot 35, with, a frontage of 51ft to FairJisrht street by a depth of 210 ft £200 io Mr. Cyril Brice. Lot . 34, similar dimensions, £265. to Mr.-Cyril Bribe.'.' '' ' '"'" Lot 32, containing '32.5 perches.-£2-15. to Mr. Frank' Haigh. ■ Lot 31, containing 25.7 perches.- £25R, to Mr. Cyril Brice. ' - Lot ,28, with a-frontage of 51ft to Fr-'r -light street -by a depth of 126 ft, £160, to Messrs. Templeton and Keeble. Lot 25, containing 1 rood 14.9 perch??, with frontage to Fairlight and M<-cr-house streets, £245, to Messrs. Templotor ana Keeble. Lot 14,.with an average frontage of 4511 £425, to Mr. Cyril Brice. Lot 15, containing 21.6 perches, £5.0, io I Mr. Jacob M'Eldowney. i Lot 16, with a frontage of 49u vi :_• ! Fairlight street by a depth of j.±,i. „. .£450, to Mr. Jacob M'Eldownev. ; j Lot 17, with a frontage of 50£t "oi". ■ > ! depth of 103 ft, £515, to 'Mr! ArtW lv ter. Lot 20, containing 20.45 perches, ii_i,l<' , to Mrs. E. Sivyor. ! Lot 21, similar area, £300, to Mr. Raroid , Park. .■-■■■- i Lot' 22, .£325, to Mr. C. M. Bowdan. ' !' Lot 23, containing 20 perches, £500 to : Mr. C. M." Bowden. . i ' Lot 24, at the corner of Edward and Fairlight streets, £580, to Mr. Jacob M'Eldowney. ' I Lot 12, with a frontage of 51ft to Pitt street by a depth of 107 ft, £550, to Mr. C. M. Bowden. . . ■ " Lot 8, containing 20-perches, £495, to Mr. D. E. Barnes. . Lo^ 7, with a frontage of 51ft by a depth of 107 ft, £515, to Mrs-. M. -Butler. : Lot 6, similar dimensions, £520 to Mr H. Watts. '■ Lot 9, having a frontage of 51ft to Pitt street by a depth of 107 ft, £485, to Mr. Arthur Johns. Lot 11, containing 20 .perches, with a frontage of 51ft to Pitt street, £550 to Mr. Henry Watts. Lot 13, having a frontage of 107 ft to Edward street by a depth of 49ft Bin to Pitt street, £590, to Mr. Henry Watts/ The 25 sections realised £11,225, bringing an average price of £431 16s, and the remaining eight sections are now in the auctioneers' hands for private sile.