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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 4311, 21 March 1901, Page 8

THIS DAY. IN THE EXCHANGE LAND AUCTION ROOMS, No. 84, Lambton quay, Wellington, THURSDAY, 21st MARCH, 1901, At 2.30 o'clock p.m. AUCTION SALE OF ONE OP THE MOST DELIGHTFUL AND CHARM. ING FAMILY PROPERTIES IN THE HUTT. AN IDEAL RESIDENCE FOR A WELLINGTON BUSINESS MAN. Macdonald, wilson and co. are favoured with instruction's from the owner, whoso business arrangements prevent him from living on the property, to sell by public auction, as above— The BEAUTIFUL and PICTURESQUE PROPERTY AT THE HUTT, known as WAIWERA. This is one of the most choice and dainty spots in that greatly attractive suburb—The Hutt. It contains over ELEVEN ACRES of the richest and most fruitful of soils. It is laid out partly ns a Landscape Garden, filled with beautiful flowering shrubs and plants of many varieties; partly as an orchard of over an acre, planted with nearly 300 of the choicest kind of apples and other fruit trees eleven years old, while the balance is subdivided into seven hay and grass paddocks. The residence contains six rooms, all on the ground floor, and with its adjuncts is very complete and perfect, having been most faithfully built of selected totara and matnl. The sizes of the principal rooms ore—Drawingroom, 16 x 14; diningroom, 15 x 13; front bedroom, 12 x 12; middle bedroom, 13 x 13. Attached to the residence is a magnificent vinery and hothonse bnilt entirely of totara and having nearly two tons of glass in their roofs. The vinery measures 75 by 25. and contains fifty-three vines all coming into full bearing, and in itself represents a large annnal income. The hot-house is 20 by 18 and is fitted with boiler-room and patent heating apparatus from Kennell and Co.. London. There is a splendid barn 25 by 25, stables 14 by 14, ,trap-shed 14 by 14, storeroom, whare, men’s room, and harness-room, coal-honse and cow-bails, dairy, etc. The dairy, stable and boiley-room floors are all laid with concrete. A fine range of fowlhouses and large fowl yards add greatly to the usefulness of the property. Water is supplied from a series of tanks and an exceptionally fine artesian well, • sixty-five feet deep. Each of the buildings has a drainage system of the most complete character, and the property throughout in every detail bears the impress of large and judicious expenditure. It is safe to soy that no property in the Hutt Valley looks better or is in more perfect order. Looking at the property from a purely residential standpoint it has many special advantages. It is within a few minutes’ ride of the Lower Hutt Railway Station. It is embowered amidst a belt of beautiful trees, which give the most complete shelter, while no flood has ever touched the property. The Wniwetu river forms the boundary line at the back, and with the natural bush on either side, there exists a series of bosky dells of rare charm. From a purely business aspect, the properly would make an admirable nursery and market garden. There is a fortune in it in these refunds for an energetic, capable man. The paddocks will let at an annual rental of A 8 per acre, and the orchard, vinery and hot-honse alone would pay the annual interest on the whole purchase money. The property is close to the well-known suburban residence of Mr John Duthie, and is surrounded by the beautiful homes of many well-known settlers. The Terms of Sale have been fixed on ■the most liberal scale, viz.: Ten per cent. Cash Deposit. Twenty per cent, in one month, and the balance can remain on mortgage at five per cent, per annum. The Title is Land Transfer Act. and the renditions of sale nod fuller details may bo obtained on application at the Auctioneers' offices. Special Note.—Business arrangements prevent the owner from living on this pro- ’ perfy. No money would buy it otherwise. If unt sold as a whole it will be divided into two lots of 6} acres without buildings and the homestead block of 5 acres. 1 THIS BaY. . SPLENDID CITY INVESTMEN T. VALUABLE DWELLINGHOUSES. IN THE EXCHANGE LAND AUCTION ROOMS, No. 84, Lambton quay. City. THURSDAY, 21st MARCH, ‘ 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 FIVE VALUABLE DWELLINOHOUSES in one of the finest residential quarters of the City:—IN ABEL SMITH STREET. THREE HIGH-CLASS DWELLINGHOUSES, standing upon A FREEHOLD BLOCK OF 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 in the fx-ont. and three stories at back, and contains Drawing-room, Dining-room, Four Bedrooms, Kitchen. Scullery, Storeroom, Bathroom, patent w.c., etc. They were specially built some two years ago of the very best material, and are close boarded and felt-lined throughout. '' They are leased to first-class tenants at ACS per an- | num each, and cost some A 2500 to erect. IN ABEL SMITH STREET AND ST. JOHN STREET. TWO HIGH-CLASS DWELLINGHOUSES, containing respectively Drawing-room, Dining-room, Four Bedrooms, Kitchen, Scullery, Washhouse, .patent . w.c., etc. The houses stand noon a BLOCK OF LAND having a frontage of some 100 feet to ABEL SMITH, STREET and 75 feet to ST. JOHN STREET. The houses aro well - known as in the occupation of Messrs Bruce and Hustwick. Their rental value is «Sl5O per annum. The land upon which they are erected is a Leasehold for 42 years from the Seed estate, and they will be sold subject to the small annual ground rent of •27,10 s and A 3 15s respectively. The Freehold of the Land will however be offered for public sale in a few years, and purchasers can look forward to making the land a cheap freehold. The bouse occupied by Mr Hustwick consists of two stories; that occupied by Mr 1 Bruce is of one story. Both houses are of comparatively recent erection,, and are built of the best materials, and cannot well be surpassed for comfort and durability. Each of the five houses will, if desired, he sold separately. Prom their commanding position and beautiful .view, they present an opportunity for acquiring a charming residence of the right type rare to be met with. The Terms of Sale aro 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 view, etc., apply to- tho-Anetionefers at their offices. 60S Ball and menu CABSDL. The immjt selection in Wellington: artistic designs. Promptly executed. At the Thn»«” Jobbing JC&muHm*'