Salei; by Auction. A UCnON CALE. A UCnON QALE, - LAST JyY L D AY PREMISES COMING DOWN. AT THE AUCTION ROOMS, AT 220. QUEEN-STREET. it*hb Balance OF £2000 OF GOLD and x silver JEWELLERY. E.P. WARE. LEATHER GOODS, CLOTHING, DRAPERY, BOOTS, SHOES. BICYCLES. OILSKINS, and all kinds of Merchandise to be aold at any price. j Also, A BIG SALE OF DEPOSIT GOODS _ WHICH » PURCHASERS NEVEW * CLAIMED. f BE SURE AND GIVE US A LOOK IN. AND CONVINCE YOURSELVES. ; MUST BE SOLD. MUST BE SOLD. I /ILAEK AND OAI.ON. AUCTIONEERS. I 220, QUEEN-STREET. . No Connection with any other Auctioneers > in Town. ONLY ONE ADDRESS. 220.' QUEEN-ST. (JAMBBI»aE ]}AIrT QQVf gALE. O ATURDAY, AUGUST «^ AT 10.30 A.M. Vrifi CHOICE THREE-YEAR-OLD DAIRY OVV HEIFERS, to calve early 50 DAIRY HEIFERS, due to calve end of August and first week September, from Mr. J. B. Starkey 30 WELL - GROWN THREE - YEAR OLD SPRINGING HEIFERS, from S. Cowling • 70 DAIRY COWS 1 MILK WAGGON. ' /CAMBRIDGE CTOCK gALE. i . MONDAY, A UGUST {T ] AT 13 O'CLOCK. fJAQ . HEAD CATTLE 45 FAT STEERS 60 FAT COWS 30 TWO AND A-fIALF AND THREE-YEAR-OLD STEERS 50 EIGHTEEN MONTHS TO TWO-YEAR ' OLD DAIRY HEIFERS 280 CHOICE WELL-GROWN YEARLING I STEERS AND HEIFERS 80 MIXED CATTLE 40 FAT AND FORWARD HOGGETS. Also, on account of Messrs. Smith and Collinson. who have sold their property 1120 WELL-BRED FRESH - CONDITIONED. STEERS, from two to four years old (including: 25 fat forward bullocks) 30 EXTRA CHOICE TWO-YEAR-OLD EMPTY DAIRY HEIFERS. •MEW ' IVEALAND J OAN - AND .TUTER- ; CANTILE AGENCY COMPANY, LIMITED AND REDUCED, HAMILTON. % _ ! ANNUAL T)AIRY QALE. rTIUESDAY AND -WEDNESDAY, JULY 30 AND 31, 1912. FITZHEEBERT. PALMF.RSTON. MEW f7EALAND |\OAN AND TIfEBCANTTLE AGENCY po.. TJafITED AND REDUCED, In conjunction with DALGETY AND CO.. LTD., Will Sell, on account of S. R. LANCASTER, Esq., WITHOUT RESERVE, KAA P.B. JERSEY AND GRADE JERSEY DUU AND HOLSTEIN COWS AND HEIFERS, in milk and to calve early. Catalogues on application. Pedigree and Grade Jerseys sold First Day. Drags meet all Trains. PRELIMINARY "VrOTIOE. ' ! jMTONDAY. SEPTEMBER (y 1912. %■'.-.'. • ' : The Undersigned have received instructions from Mr. J. B. Crawford, who is giving up dairying, to Sell rpHE WHOLE OF HIS DAIRY HERD, Comprising— . ■ JgQ DAIRY COWS AND HEIFERS. Full. Particulars in Future Issue. TSJEW ZEALAND JOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY pO., LIMITED AND REDUCED. . '' o ™ WELLINGTON QITY CORPORATION. QUAY -gEOLAJLITION T EASES. Q.LASOOW OF QENTHAL | C ITY ft I TES.' j gALE OF OF £ ANDS, WITHIN 100 FT OF LAMBTON QUAY I routine Brandon-st. and Panaraa-«t ' » ON SEPTEMBER f)rj 912 _ a ?T?°nT^ lowini Leases will be Sold BY B?n T w?n-*" ,e Concert Chamber Town Hall Wellington, on the 27th dav of S tember. 1912, at 3 p.m.'- 7 Sep " Ti° T f {«r « C 4 tio ii lß i 71, 75. , and jar of Sec and mt palmed Laud, 30ft by 85ft. toil ."'L, 9 '" to Manama-street, and Rw'.'aT ?.A ri tO in^ donsfcreet - Upset Ken I,o}. £430 10s .per>aunum. Compensation for building. £11.000. TOT —Sections 72. 73. 75. and 77 Roi claimed f,and. Wt by «ft to PanamaBtieet, and 70ft by 85ft to Brandon .street Upset Rental. £840 Com'pensation for buildings, £20,000. These buildings arc now occupied bv The Drapery and General Importing Com nan Limited ID 1.C.). under one roof U The leases will be for a term of 14 veara from the first day of January, 1913, with l\2ul to have further* leases for successive terns of 14 years, auctioned in perpetuity at an upset ground, rental to be fixed by valuation, and subject to the payment by an in - coming purchaser of the value of buildinL* 01 brick, stone, or concrete. The leased will be put up at, the upset rental fixed £6 per foot, and bidding will be at per foot frontage to each street Any purchaser, other than' the present tenant, will have to pay valuation for buildings:— LOT I—£ll,ooo. LOT 2-£20,000 The terms of purchase are:— 1. On fail of hammer. (a) One half-3'car's rent; (b)10 per cent, of valuation of building. J 2 ; further 10 per cent, of valuation on 27th October, 1912, and the balance of 80 per cent, on the 27th November, 1912. 3. Lease to be completed on 27th November, 1912. The land is now covered by one building, but the building may be easily subdivided. Particulars, terras, and conditions, containing a copy of the new lease, may be inspected at the Ofiiees of the Town Clerks, Wellington. Christchurch, Dunedin, and Auckland. JNO. E. PALMER. Town Clerk. July 16, 1912. NOTE.—The land is between Lambton Quay, the main thoroughfare of the City, and the Post Office, and is most admirably situated for the purposes of a largo Drapery or General Departmental Store. Panama-street and Brandon-street are main avenues from Lambton Quay,. Wellington's busiest arterial thoroughfare, to the Post and Telegraph Office and the Queen's Wharf. The land is situated near the proposed new Railway Station and the Customhouse.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 15056, 27 July 1912, Page 3
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