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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 7003, 28 April 1884, Page 8

t ,i; ealiM ay Ammsa. - ■■; -, . : ■'■ "" ■ - - \ . ThS DiS. ■ ■ IOOL. • . ■: vi ISS M A PRII ,88, AT TWELVE NOON. HO 3? E L, fy O T T A G JD S, AND V? ! XO*£ JL 0R B k 0 p So°; Bx A £, An D AT ; jgPRINGS. • FOR POSITIVE SALE BY AUCfION, THIS DAY (MONDAY), the 281 TH INSTANT* AT TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON; By "w*. AT HIS MART, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND, The undersigned would, respeofcfully draw your attention to the sale of thi aboVe property. I THIS LAND IS NOW ABOUT THE ONLY BLOCK OF SCORIA FORMATION WITHIN THE THREE-MILE RADIUS OF THE UNION BANK CORNER. It is all fairly level, and in every way suitable for VILLA SITES OR MANUFACTORIES, Being well-watered and easily drained. Aa a speculation it must undoubtedly prove remunerative to any CiplUUii To enable Speculator! to compete (or this Property, tbe terms have been fixed on an exceptional loir scald, vte. : One-lull cash ; balance may remain on the property tor five yean—the first two years S per cent, per annum, and the remaining three yean 6 per cent. The Hotel is now leased to MESSBS. SECCOMBE AKD SON, whs have re-leased it to the present occupier at a rental of FOUR POUNDS PER WEEK. This Lease expires in.two years,.and the Premises havo then to be delivered up in good order and oondition. It may be mentioned that an Offer of a substantial advance oil tho above rent has been made for a further. Lease of Seven Tears at the expiration of the one current. THERE ABE THREE COTTAGES LATELY ERECTED ON THE PROPERTY, WHICH ARE NOW BRINGING IN A FAIR RENTAL. Portions of the Land will readily let for grazing purposes at a rental of Three Pounds per annum per acre, same ks adjoining land the property of the City Council. It will be seen that the Purchaser will have a good revenue from the Property at once; or should he elect to cut It up into allotments he will have nearly 20,000 feet of building frontages in quarter acre sectloni. Owing to the great advance made by the City and its suburbs. Scoria Land is increasing in demand by those In search ef health and comfort, and is always /strongly recommended by the medical faculty to those of delicate and weal! coDllltatlen*. The MerniEgalde Railway Station la within hall it mile of the property, and when the "Tramway Company extend their line to Arch Hill (as contemplated), this property will be enormously Increased in value. W. D O W D E N, Auctioneer.

THIS DAY, At Twelve o'clock Noon. W. DOWDEN Has received instructions from the Western Springs Land Association to cell by public auction, at the Exchange Matt, 161, Queen-street, on the above date, The whole of that valuable SCORIA LAND known as EDGCOMBE'S, containing ONE HUNDRED ACRES (more or less) together with the NORTHERN HOTEL and THREE DETACHED COTTAGES erected on the property. This is without doubt a most valuable property, for -it is in every way suited for Villa Residences or Manufacturing Sites, containing as it does an almost unlimited supply of pure water—in fact, it is in reality the filter-bed of our present water supply which is acknowledged to be one of the purest In the world. A six-inch gas pipe is laid past the main frontage, which extends 40 chains along the Great North Rekd. The whole of this land is within the three mile radius (viz*, the Groat North Road) of the Union Bank Corner, and it is the intention of the Tramway Compiny to run a line past the Arch Hill Hotel, thus placing the property within a very easy distance of I the City. I A level grade can be secured for a tramway in a | direct line from the Mornlogside Railway Station, so that coals, building material, and general fcoods could then be carried from the Qneen-stroet "Wharf to the centre of this property at a very small cost. Plans and every information at the Office of the Auctioneer, Queen-street ; or, William Edgcombe, on the property. TERMS: One-half Cash, the balance at 3 per cent, for 2 years; after that at tf per cent, for a farther term of 3 years, or as may be agreed upon, . THURSDAY, MAY 29, At Quarter-past Twelve Sharp. VAILE & DOUGLAS Have received instructions from the Trustees to Sell . by Auction at their Land Sale rooms, Shortland* street, TH AT VALUABLE - PROPERTY, Situated in High-street, and known as the INDEPENDENT CHURCH. The Sale of this Property offers a rare chance for acquirlnc a control business site. Situated within 250 feot of Queen-street, at the end of Durham-street, next to the largo warehouso of Messrs. T. and S. Morrio and Co., Limited, and in full view of the busiest part of Queen-street, this property cannot be beaten as a WAREHOUSE SITE. ~ The Land has a frontage to High-street of 55 feet by a depth of 148 feet. The Buildings consist of Large Wooden Building, lately used as a Chapel and a Brick Building at the. bade, formally used as a School-room. The Auctioneers can confidently recommend this property as a good and safe investment. VAILE & DOUGLAS, Land and Estate Auctioneers, Shortland-street. WEDNESDAY, APHIL 30. R. C. GREENWOOD Will sell by public auction, at his Mart, 129, Queen street, on abov6 date, at noon, Anew and well - finished SEVEN-ROOMED VILLA RESIDENCE on an Allotmeni 39ft. 6ln. x 126 ft., four doors past Summer-street, Mount Kden Road; gas laid on to five loom*; well, pump, and tank; fine view ; *bus passes every fifteen minutes. Also. 4d acrbs Land, Parish of Karangahape, County of Kden, being Allotment No. 29. Bounded on the north by the Nihotnpu River. Alsp, part of Lota 88 and 89, WaikieWe, Mangapai, containing 40 acres. Tho land has a good water frontage, and small amount of timber on it. Also, The lease for 12} years from 4th May, 1884, of three acres and 39 perches of rich land at Epaom, being lots Nos. 10,11, and 12 of the subdivision of Allotment number 23b rf Section 6 being immediately opposite the properties c* Mrs. Waller and G. B Owen, Esq. Also, Lot s3O and 62, Sunny side; No. 1, Calliope Point, North 'Here, having *~ontagei; oi 60ft* 6in. and 66ft. respectively to View Road and Calliope Road. These Lots are pleasantly iltuated, with magnificent views of the harbour. - Also, a good Seven-roomed House, pleasantly situated on the Mount Eden Road ; tanks, containing 1000gitls. water, Venetian Blinds, and every convenience. Tue house is two doors beyond the railway crossing, Mount Eden Roau; Allotment is about 40ft. x 100 ft. • Also, 120 acres good land, Hunua, being part of Section 212, western portion; good rofcdto the farm ; eight acres cleared, balance, heavy bush* Bounded on the south by the Walroa River. , fc. C. GREENWOOD, " ' Auctioneer: "* ;