PROPERTY SALES.

New Zealand Mail, Issue 1509, 31 January 1901, Page 50

PROPERTY SALES.

A sals of frontage and buildings in Mariners street is to be held by Mr W. F. Sbortt at his mart, Willis street, at '2.3t> to-day. The property, situated nearly opp site the Opera House, is one of the! very few and most valuable sections left in this centre of traffic, and should command keen competition as the auctioneer’s mrtructicns are to sell. Other properties are to he submitted at the same time.' These are suburban sections. A glan;cb; at the particulars published in bur' aucL tion column will assure intending pur-' chasers of their value as safe and remunerative investments.

Messrs Macdcmld, Wilson and Co. publish lengthy details in our auction columns with reference to the sale on Thursday next of the Hannah Estate, situate at Khrndallah. Attention is also directed to the sUe on the same dav of properties in the Coulter Estates, which are being sold bv order of the Supreme Court eo that the accounts of the estates may be chsed. It will also be noted that the sale of the Mellow Estate, Lower Hutt, subdivided into allotments, has been postponed and will now take place on the 14th February. jTo-day at 2.30 p.m.. Messrs J. H. Bethune and Co. will sell by public auction at fheir rooms. Featherston street, by instructions from the executors in the estate of the late Mrs F. E. Fitz Gerald, that na*nificent block of freehold land known as Clyde Cliff,” containing la 2r 29p and having the long frontages of 150 ft to Hawker street, and 56/feet to McFarlane street, bv a depth of 244 feet; together with the family residence of 14 rooms thereon, formerly occupied by the late Mrs FitaGerald. The firm will also sell a splendid freehold building site, having a frontage of 30 feet to Hawker street Th© above beautiful property is tastefully laid out and planted with imported and native plants, and commands an unequalled view of the harbour, besides being one of the last remaining large blocks in th® city of Wellington.