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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 59, 13 March 1929, Page 18

I AUCTIONS. XO-MORROW (THURSDAY), 14th. :' . AUCTION SALE. ': -MOUNT VICTORIA PROPERTY. ' MOUNT VICTORIA PROPERTY. fLX-RdOMED RESIDENCE ON ONE i FLOOR. 35. BROUGHAM STREET. f -Two miuutes' walk . from Courtenay place. -The most sought after and safest buying residential location in Wellington. MESSRS. HARCOURT AND CO. have received instructions to sell by PUBLIC AUCTION at their rooms. 195, Lambton quay— A THOROUGHLY SOUND RESIDENCE ; of 6 largo and 1, convenient roima. "y, For cards to view and lull particulars, ',- HARCOURT AND CO., Auctioneers. - '■', — ■ — :'£ TO-MORROW (THURSDAY), 14th, & . At 2.30 p.m. . AUCTION SALE. t* ' "", i-ROOMKD ONE-FLOOR DWELLING, r? •■ 88, Standeh street, Karori. f . ', __ •V Being buld on behalf of absentee owner. MESS US. IIARCOURT AND CO. will sell by PUBLIC AUC'J'iON at their rooms, 195, Lambtou quay, as above men; tioned. A SOUND DWELLING, on one floor, of "5 good rooms, fitted with all conveniences, on a Rood section of land, with 1 an area of 22 perches and a frontage of 40ft by a depth of 144 ft. This is a property being sold cheap owing to the .owner haying left New Zealand, aiid it is a splendid opportunity for the man with a limited^ purse of securing » home. The situation is a good one, and within •asy and convenient access of. the city.For full particulars apply HARCOURT AND CO., Auctioneeti. I -^ TO-MORROW (THURSDAY), 14th. AUCTION SALE. AUTISTIC BUNGALOW IN A --, ■ PLEASANT SITUATION. ~, (Rood, Section of land with a profusion of ',' , flower beds. V\ \ — ' No. *n, CRESWICK TERRACE. ' llso, FIRST-CLASS BUILDING SITE. MESSRS. HARCOURT AND CO. have 'received instructions to sell by PUBLIC -AUCTION at then- rooms; 195, Lambton quay, as above-mentioned. A,PRACTICALLY NKW BUNGALOW. ' ' of 6 rooms, complete with the latest modern conveniences; finished through- ■ out in a very pleasing style. -Comraodi- ■ ous sitting-room with large open brick lireplace, diving-room also with open brick fireplace. Porcelain bath and bagin, and a-feature ia the porcelain wash tubs. Built under architectural . supervision. • The section haß a frontage of ,70ft by " a "depth of 128 ft, and is most profusely planted in flowor gardens, which make a most delightful showing. , This is a distinctive home, kept m firstclasa order. It is a property easy of access to the city, and is just through the Northland Tunnel and withiu 3 to i minutes of the tram and bus services. Standing,in a well sheltered and sumiy position with a'pleasing outlook. As the owner ia leaving Wellington a sale must be effected. Also, a SPLENDID SECTION adjoining the above-mentioned residence, having a frontage of 55ft by a depth of 135 ft. This is a really good site, the greater part being laid out in gardens. v Tor cards' to view ;and full particulars, *Pply HARCOURT AND CO., g£ . Auctioneers. WEDNESDAY,- 27th MARCH, 1929, At 2.30 p.m. ■ ■ • extensive auction sale. 5 modern"lungalows. STery extensive view over Lyall Bay and g£ the Straits. " • ATHKJJS STREET, MIRAMAR. S PROPSECTIVE BUSINESS SITES, BROADWAY, MIRAMAR. > "MESSRS. HARCOURT AND CO. have *'■*- received instructions to sell .by PUBLIC AUCTION at their rooms, 195, Lambton quay, on the above-mentioned date^— .THOSE 5 MODERN AND RECENTLY ; ■ ERECTED BUNGALOWS, each .of '.' " five large and artistically designed rooms, and. each complete with electric light, Carrara ceilings, Methven heatih'e system, porcelain bath and j, basin, separate patents, hot points, 'v. handsome tiled.well fireplaceß, sun 5l ' porch, concrete paths, etc., all with the V exception of one having frontages of 3Sft 9in by depths of 150 ft. These properties stand in n particularly •uiiny and healthy situation, with a most extensive panoramic view, and being new buildings, the upkeep for some consider- ■, able time will be practically nil. S . The sections are level, and hnve excel- ' , 'lent gardening soil. TO BE SOLD SEPARATELY. ALSO :<'OF THE BEST AVAILABLE :■' SITES IN,MIRAMAR, being Lota 12, -J' - 13, and 14, D.P. 2383, having a total "•I- frontage of 132 ft <o Broadway- by a s? .. depth up to 150 ft. ' These two sections stand practically, at ♦he junction of the Miramar tram service, *nd have a pood prospective value as business sites'. ' ' For full particulars apply '' " . ' HARCOURT AND CO., £, ' ' Auctioneers. ' ' WEDNESDAY, 27th MARCH, 1929, , At 2.30 p.m. ' 5^ *$} 4 MODERN- AND WELL BUILT RESI- :?- - • DENCES. % • • - ' " -BEING SOLD AT COST. V ' ' Seddon street, Wallaceville. • . ]IfESSRS. HARCOURT AND CO. have received instructions to sell by PUBLIC AUCTION, at their rooms, 195, Lambton quay, on the above-mentioned date--4 NEW RESIDENCES, ju.st completed, ..' soundly constructed and well finished throughout, fitted with the latest con- | veniences and each standing on land f -vvitli a froiitape of 41ft by a depth of I -200 ft. "*■ These bungalows cacli have ihrcc good bedrooms, drawing and livingroomG, washhou»e, clinker brick and tiled fireplaces, Carrara ceilings, etc. They are- an excellent type of homo, and within two minutes of the railway station and, as the owner must sell, it is going to be an opportunity to secure a modern home in a pleasant locality, where values must steadily increase. TO BE SOLD SEPARATELY. ■For full particulars apply HARCOURT AND CO., Auctioneers.-