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i AUCTIONS j SALE OF SUPERIOR RESIDENCE SITUATED 296, WELLINGTON TERRACE, "! On-THURSDAY, 17th JULY, 1930,- at 11 a.m. AT OUR ROOMS, J 105, CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY. i TITESS.RS. S. GEORGE NATHAN & CO. arc directed to sell by PUBLIC AUCTION, , as above:— , ■■.... ALL THAT PIECE OF LAND, being Lots 5 and 6. D.P. 2703, Part of Towu Section 4-12. together with right-of-way over Part Section 443,' and coiitaiiiin"; lo.b and 14..J porches., all measurements more or less. TOGBTHEK WITH tins- Attractive Residence, having slate root and comprising:-Spacious entrance hall, large liviiigvoori)..('tiled fireplace), 'sliding glass doors to dining-room, tiled iireplace, .builtin sideboard and china cabinets. Study with tiled fireplace. Cloak-room, wasuhaiid basin, etc. Kitchen, numerous cupboards and bins, walk-in pantry. Lamidrv lavatory Upstairs: 4 bedrooms, with built-in wardrobes, 2 Bleeping porches, up-tordate'bathroom, with porcelain bath, pedestal basin.-shower-room, separate lavatory. , This delightful1 re-idLMifc has every modern convenience and labour-saving device, and the most c.xactinc person who is seekhip the unusual in interior decorative scheme and appointments will be1 much impressed with this home. SPLENDID COUNF.R SECTION, well laid out m gardens, vockery, croquet ■ lawns, etc. /MOTOR GARAGE. Sunny position and good outlook. A unique opportunity to secure a, superior residence in the most desirable area ' of Wellington, its close proximity to the city being a great inducement. - ' For full particulars and arrangements to inspect, see the Auctioneers, , S. GEORGE NATHAN & CO., 105, Customhouse quay. WEDNESDAY, 30th JULY, 1930, at 2.30 p.m. ' AUCTION SALE ; 'VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY, , GO to 71, VICTORIA STREET. MESSRS HARCOURT & CO., acting under instructions trom The Guardian lrust .and Executors Co; of N.Z., Ltd., as Trustees Estate late C. Cathie, will sell by TTJBLIC AUCTION at the Real Estate Auction Room, 41-43, Panama street, on tne The property is held on Leaso in Perpetuity from the Wellington City Council, subject as to ground rental only to revaluation every 21 years. The land has a frontage to Victoria-st. of dOft by a depth of 110 ft., and is next to the corner of Mercer-st. The annual ground.rental is £250 for ths remaining 9% years of the present valuation period. The three-story brick building stands on concrete foundations; The interior is match-lined' throughout, and the ground floor lias plate-glass show windows to the street, and it covers 45£t s 90ft of the land. On the northern side of the building the property enjoys the use, with the adjacent owiipr, of a paved right-of-way, giving cart access to the rear, and also to a goods lift which opens on to it. Throughout there is ample lighting and ventilation. At present the building is almost entirely let as warehouse and showroom space to wholesale merchants, and shows an excellent return, but with a little expenditure its utilities could be extended to financial advantage. This property, which is in a deceased estate, and is to be realised, is a really Bound proposition, and investors and others are invited to investigate. For full particulars apply HARCOURT & CO., Auctioneers. 41, Panama street, or THE GUARDIAN TRUST *& EXECUTORS CO. OF N.Z., LTD., 526, Lambton quay.

MONDAY, 14th JULY, 1930, ; . At 2.30 p.m., AUCTION SALE,. No. 76, SALAMANCA ROAD. : KELBURN, ■ Comprising i RESIDENCE AND TWO SPLENDID ; •'■'.••• SECTIONS. MESSRS. ! HARCOURT AND CO., in conjunction with . MESSRS. i FINCH, WEBSTER, AND OSWIN, will '■ Sell by PUBLIC AUCTION at THE • real: estate auction: room ' harcourt chambers, 41, panama ■ STREET, on the. abovementioned date— ■ ONE OF THE MOST ATTRACTIVE PROPERTIES ' AVAILABLE IN KELBURN.. , One rood nine perches in area, and overlooking Kelbi: Park in the foreground and the harbour and city beyond, this is one of thu most valuable sites that have been offered for -a long time. T) c land, which is laid out in lawns, ■ gardens,: and terraces, is N level at thi;-j front and rises.at. the rear and south side, and a splendid ■ uninterrupted view can be obtained from all parts. When subdivided, the residence .and immediate grojinds.jiud'a vacant section on the south side,: the property will be considerably enhanced in value. The-Residence on tains six rooms, and conveniences,, .including, built-in, wardrobes,' cupboards, etc., hot and cold water, baY windows, balcony, and verandah. The land, is held iluder perpetual lease from the Hospital Trustees at tho exceptionally low rental of £15 per annum for tie balance of the present revaluation period. For full particulars and inspections, etc., apply—-, •■•-.■•■• : FINCH, WEBSTER, AND OSWIN, , 149, Featherston street, or MESSRS. HARCOURT AND CO.. ■ 41, Panama street, or MESSRS. CHAPMAN, TRIPP, COOKE. AND WATSON, '. *" ■. Solicitors, 20, Brandon street. WEDNESDAY, 23rd JULY. 1030. . • ■ At 2.30 p.m. I .'," AUCTION SALE. [ IMPORTANT CITY PROPERTY. , LARGE BRICK BULK STORE IN I •-. WAKEFIELD STREET. ; MESSRS. HARCOURT AND CO., actJ ■"-•• ing under instructions from MESSRS. 1 JOHN DUTHIE AND CO., LTD., will sell 1 by PUBLIC' AUCTION at THE REAL ESTATE ' AUCTION ROOM, 41-43, PANAMA' STREET, on the abovo- ' mentioned date, j - THE PROPERTY KNOWN AS i Nos. 255-2 GO, WAKEFIELD STREET, 1 and which comprises a Large Brick Bulk j Store. This 'building, covers an area of I 51ft to .Wakefield street by a depth oi ' 175 ft. .Standing pu the south side ot ' Wakefiejd;street and near the intersection of Tory street, this property is. in a most s, important part of the city, and, moreover, i a part, which is rapidly increasing in value.. * The store-; is .-^one-storied, lofty, has an iron roof, two cart entrances, office, and conveniences. It is eminently suited for bulk storage of any description, and is equipped" with travelling cranes and other conveniences usual to modern,stores. For full particulars apply to MESSRS, HARCOURT AN D CO.. Auctioneers, 41, Panama street. Tel. 41-017. TUESDAY, the 22nd DAY OF JULY, 1930. SALE. By order of the Mortgagee nnd under conduct of the Registrar of the Supreme Court of New Zealand at Wellington. MESSRS. HARCOURT AND CO. have r lix. received instructions from the ReV gistrar of the Supreme Court of New Ze;i----t" land at' Wellington to Sell by PUBLIC *> AUCTION at their rooms, 41, PANAMA i- STREET, on the. 22nd day of July, 1930, at 2.30 o'clock in the afternoon, the freehold property described' as follows: — '" ALL. THAT piece of land containing '• twenty-nine, perches and eighteen hundredths of a perch (29.18 p.) more or less, being part Section 20, Hutt District and '• being' also Lot 1 of Block XXIV. of the a Hutt Valley. Settlement as shown on .Da--0 posited Plan Number 824G and all that n land comprised and described in Certificate II of Title Volume 392, folio 254 SUBJECT n to Section 85 'of the Land for Settlements Act, 1925 and SUBJECT to Memorandum of Mortgage Registered Number 188823 y securing the' principal sum of One Thoui- sand Two Hundred Pounds (£1200). It The. property is situated in Wilford W street, Lower Hutt. II The land has a frontage of about fifty d feet (50ft), by'a depth of about ona lum- .'., dred and fifty-eight feet (l.iSfti. y The buildings on the sniil land comi- prise fi Dwellingbonse of six rooms and d garage. >f Particulars and conditions of sale may be,seen.at' the-'Offices of the Auctioneers. The Mortgagee's* application to sell and a, estimate of value of the property may n, be seen, at the Office of the Registrar of is the Supreme Court at Wellington or at p- the Office of. Messieurs Chapman, Tripp, Cooke, and Watson, Solicitors, 20, Brandon street,. Wellington, at any convenient time prior to the sale. For further particulars apply to the AUCTIONEERS, or to MESSRS CHAPMAN, TRIPP. COOKE, MhD WATSON, Solicitor? for the Morten^", "-O, Brandon street, 'Wellincton.