Page 7 Advertisements Column 5

New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 4303, 12 March 1901, Page 7

SPLENDID CITY INVESTMENT. VALUABLE DwiLLINGHOUSES. IN THE EXCHANGE LAND AUCTION EOOMS, No. 81, Lambton quay, City. On THURSDAY, 21st MARCH, 1901, At 2.30 o’clock p.m. Macdonald, wilson and co. are favoured with instructions from James Bruce. Esq., to sell by public auction as above, the undermentioned VALUABLE DWELLINGHOUSES iu one ot the finest residential quarters ot the Clt3 ’ ; lN ABEL SMITH STREET. THREE HIGH-CLASS DWELLINGHOUSES, standing upon A FREEHOLD BLOCH OE LAND, having a frontage of 55 feet to ABEL SMITH STREET (upper end) by a depth of 100 feet, and adjoining the residence of Mrs Seed and the grounds of the Te Aro Tennis Club. Each, house consists of two stories m the front and three stories at back, and contains Drawing-room, Dining-room, Four Bedrooms, Kitchen Scullery, Storeroom, Bathroom j patent w.c., etc. They iu , v.ere specially built some two years ago of the very best material, and aro dose boarded and felt-lined throughout. They aro leased to j , first-class tenants at ACS per an- — mini each, and cost some 112500 to erect.. ! IN ABEL SMITH STREET AND ST. J OHN STREET. TWO HIGH-CLASS DWELLINGHOUSES, containing respectively Drawing-room, Dining-room, I our Bedrooms, Kitchen, Washhouse, patent w.c., etc. The houses stand upon a Block of Laud having a frontage of some ICO feet to Abel Smith street and 75 feet to St. John’s-street (off Abel Smith street). The houses are well-known as in tiie occupation of Messrs Bruce and Hustwick. Their rental value is Al5O per annum. The land upon which they are erected is a Lease* hold for 42 years from the Seed estate, and they will be sold subject to the small annual ground rent of ,£7 J.Qs and A 3 15s respectively. The~ Freehold of the. Land will however be offered for public sale iu a few years, and purchasers can look forward to making the land a cheap freehold. The house occupied’ by Mr Hustwick consists of two stories; that occupied by Mr Bruce is of one story. Both houses are of comparative recent and are built of the best, materials, and cannot well be surpassed for comfort and durability. Each of the houses will, if desired, be sold separately. Prom their commanding position and beautiful view, they present an opportunity for acquiring a charming residence of the right typo, rare to be met with. , ' The Terras of Sale are 10 per cent, cash, 10 per cent, in six months, 10 per cent, in twelve months, 10 per cent, in two years, and the balance may remain on mortgage for five years at 5 per cent, interest. The Title is Land Transfer Act. For further particulars, cards to vie etc., apply to the Auctioneers at their offices. 008 FREE WHEELS AND BACK-PEDALLING BRAKES. The Latest and Most Up-to-date Improvements in the Cycling World. RIDS 50 MILES AND PEDAL ONLY 25. Wo aro now fitting this Splendid Piece of Mechanical Ingenuity to all Machines, and cordially invite your inspection, / JENKINSON & CO. (LIMITED), SOLE AGENTS IN WELLINGTON FOB THE FAMOUS BEESTON HUMBER, AND ANGLO SPECIAL, BICYCLES. Acknowledged by all experienced riders to bo the BEST MACHINES in New Zealand. PRICES—A3O. A 25, A 22 10s, A2l and £2O. Fully Guaranteed. Easy Term*. JUST LANDED, ex INDRADEVI—--10 cases American accessories. Lamps, Bells, Toe-clips, etc. SUNDRIES—BBON3IO TOECLIPS—The Beit yet Invented, Intricate and Difficult Repair* a Special Feature. DEPOT—8, CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY, Opposite New Bank of New Zealand. ■ Materials Of el! kinds Wholesale Prises smith rssrm, Subs & Vic'cris IHs A FARM HOUSE J Boarding Establishment. THE "OAKS, Taita, Hutt Valliv. A H. Tkocejiidoc, PnamiTM. COMPARE TE St Co's.r m A AND & £ N°Z T TEA WITH AT AMY PRICE jSKSU/B 1/8 2/4 2/8 -.ji