AUCTIONS. PUBLIC TRUST SALE. TO-MORROW, WEDNESDAY, sth MAY, 1926, At 2.30 p.m. MAGNIFICENT BLOCK OF LAND, CONTAINING 1 ACRE, Including i HOUSES, Nos. 188, 190, 192. AND 194, VIVIAN STREET. 11 COTTAGES AND BRICK FACTORY, PETER STREET. In Estate of the Late Julia Hales. MESSRS. J. H. BETHUNE AND CO., in conjunction with MESSRS. FINCH AND WEBSTER, have been instructed by the Public Trustee to sell by Public Auction^ at their Rooms, Featherston street, •as above— SECTION 147, WELLINGTON—Land 159 ft x 253 ft (all measurements approximate), together with the 4 houses thereon, known as Nos. 188, 190, 192, and 194, VIVIAN STREET, 11 cottages, and brick factory, PETER STBBET;. and including the private I way, known as Peter street.. ! This is a splendidly situated block between Cuba street and Willis street, in the very heart, of-the City. It is: particularly situated for a large warehouse, as the front portion to Vivian street, ' could be detached, and the rear portion of the land used for the factory site. A SUBDIVISION of the whole property could be easily arranged by the widening of Peter street, to give proper access to the rear sections. . The whole of the property as it stands ia revenue-producing, and would show a splendid return as an investment. For further particulars and arrangements to view, apply to FINCH AND WEBSTER, I 169, Featherston ■'street. J. H. BETHUNE AND CO., ; . Auctioneers. . i PUBLIC TRUST SALE. •-■...-. TQ-MORROW, WEDNESDAY, sth MAY, 1926, At 2.30 p.m. 7-ROOMED DWELLING, 34, KENT TERRACE. 5 ROOMS, 81, KELBURN PARADE, 5 ROOMS; MOTUEKA STREET, NGAIO, VACANT SECTIONS, MAIN ROAD, EASTBOURNE, ESPLANADE AND BUICK STREET, PETONE. BANK tiO AD, NORTHLAND. BROADWAY, MIRAMAR. 4 ROOMS, 283 a, WDLLIS STREET. MESSRS. J.H. BETHUNE AND CO. ■have been instructed by: the Public Trustee' to' Bell by Public Auction, at their Booms, Featherston street, as 'above— ESTATE R. L. WHITTEM: No. 34, -KENT TERRACEr-Land 15ft x 90ft Cm, together with the two-story dwelling of 7 rooms thereon, with all conveniences let at present in two flats, situated on the corner of KENT TERRACE and HOME STREET. '.;• This property is in an important situation on a good corner near to Elizabeth street, and within a short distance of Courtenay place. The House is well let as two self-contained flats at a rental of £4 per week. Room' idt •motor garages in Home street. TERMS; can be ar'anged. ESTATE' G. D, JEWITT: No. 81, KELBURN PARADE — Modern Bungalow, of 4 rooms and kitchenette, replete with every possible1 convenience, c.1., gas cooker, diffused lighting, etc. Large section 40ft .x 200 ft. This ■ Property-is situated handy to the Victorifi.,CJpHege, only two minutes from' the bus .service,' and within easy walking distance of iown., It '-hat a charming outlook and is a most compact home. ESTATE M. C. E. ROSS: CORNER MOTUEKA STREET AND ; x HALSWSLL STREET, NGAIO— Comfortable Home of 5 rooms,' fitted w.ith.^e.l.,; range, and all usual conveniences: Land contains 36 perches, good garden, sheltered! position. ...(".. This Property i« situated handy to the Station, and to the excellent Bin Service. The position is gunny and has a delightful outlook. ESTATE RICHARD MOTHES. CORNER ESPLANADE AND BUICK . STREET, ;.PETONE—Vacant Section, containingV2o.7. perches,' and having a long- road frontage of 140 ft. ' Thiß_ Section wuld make a delightful residential site as it commands a magnificent view of the harbour and entrance. It is perfectly flat and is well fenced. E. K..JESSUPS AGENCY: MAIN ROAD, EASTBOURNE-Vacant Section,39ft Bin.x 132 ft, situated about : 160 ft from Makarb street, going south down Main road. This section is only 3 minutes from the Rona Bay Wharf,iand is quite level.' Handy to the beach, and is an ideal residential or business site; . ' ' V J. F. S. HAY ESTATE: BANK ROAD, NORTHLAND — Lots 4 and-5,'DiP. 1171, vacant Section, containing i-rood'o.B perches, on the right hand side of Bank road. I Theee Sections have a good view of the harbour and the Botanical Gardens. WM.'SPEER ESTATE: i BROADWAY, MIRAMAR—Lot 6 D.P. 2385, vacant Section, situated 41ft from 1 the- corner o{ Miro streets and containing^ perches, measuring 41ft lin by a depth of 140 ft. This Section is a level one, and suitable for a splendid site or residential purposes, and is situated near to the Miramar Tram Junction. ESTATE A E. SKINNER. No. 2834,. WILLIS STREET-5 feet frontag«, widening to 30ft 7in x 65ft to 49ft lOiii at rear, together with a 4-roomed Cottage Ihereon, having gas, caliphont, ■ and usual conveniences; NOW VACANT This •.Property is very handily situated on the left-hand side of Willis street, just past Vivian street. For further particulars and conditions of sale, apply to ' : .'■■" J. H. BETHUNE AND CO., ' ■ Auctioneers. AUCTION SALE. TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY), . '■': . At 2 p.m. m C. DA WE AND CO., Auctioneers, 57. ■*-• .Ghuzriee street (rear H.B. Clothing Co., •; Cuba-, street), have been instructed' by Mr; M. Christcrison, to Sell the Contents ■ of, his fivo-roomed Dwelling, removed from. Hataitai to Rooms for' convenience, of Sale. ■ 250 LOTS- . 250 Including, the following:— Dark Walnut Piano, in :first-class order; '■Empire Typewriter, Oak Wardrobe, Dressing^ Table,- Pedestal and Occ. Tablej Choice • 'Dark Kauri Sideboard, Kauri , Sideboard with China Cabinet Top, 'Superior Gateleg Table, Child's "I>,S. Cot,-Morris Couch, Round Table, - 2 -Cardinal Mcquette Covered^ Chairs, ■ Dining. Chairs,' Overmantel, Linos., S. and; D. Beds, Wire and Mattresses, Single. Coloured' Bed Quilts,. Gas Stave, Wringer, Hottentot Stove, Large Assortment 800k5... . " . ■ • . .. . ;:.-,' ■. : . Also,' ' ' ! Small Light Rimu Sideboard (as new). Quantity Twine (in balls), Bootmaker's Pat'#!ig Machine, and Cash Register, from '(id to 10s. : The above: Grtods to bo sold Without Reserve TO-MORROW; at 2 p;w. T. C. DA WE, Auctioneer. TOHNSONVILLE FAT STOCK SALE. WEDNESDAY, sth MAY, • ..,■ ' : At .12.30 p.m. ■ 32 prime, bullocks 25 prime' vealers ■ 120 prime lambs 200 prime wethers 150 prime ewes .' WRIGHT,' 'STEPHENSON AND CO., ABRAHAMS AND WILLIAMS, LTD. AT Radt'ord'o, Ltd.—Carpet Squares ■ cx- from 20s to £20; Runners, 2s Cd to 32s 6d; Matting Squares, from 12s 6d; Matting, Ib yard; Cretonnes, Is yard; Lino, 5a 6d yard, __._ _ (
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Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 105, 4 May 1926, Page 14
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