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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 4317, 28 March 1901, Page 8

THIS BAY. IN THE EXCHANGE HAND AUCTION ROOMS, 81, Larubton quay. THURSDAY, 28th MARCH 1901. At 2.30 o'clock. OF LAND SALES OTAKI—Farm Property being Section No. 12, Block IV., Kaitawa Survey District, containing 613 acres, all in English grass. Improvements comprise six rooms and conveniences. BELMONT—Farm Property., being Sections Nos. 32a, 330 and 332, Upper Belmont District, containing 205 acres, of which 160 acres are in English grass, balance light bush. WELLING TUN —Valuable Property, part of Town Acres Nos. 801 and 803, having a frontage of 34 feet to Picton avenue by a depth of 100 feet, bn which is erected the comfortable and commodious house of five rooms, etc. For fuller details see catalogues at offices of Auctioneers. MACDONALD, WILSON AND CO. TO-DAY (THURSDAY), 28th .MARCH, At 2.30 o'clock. 142 BANK OF NEW ZEALAND SHARES TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. Macdonald, wilson and co. have received instructions from J. W. Poynton, Esq., Public Trustee, to sell nt their Rooms, as above, in the Estate of B. BJower, deceased—--142 shares in the Bank of New Zealand, in lots to suit purchasers. 953 TUESDAY, 2nd APRIL, 1301. At 2.30 p.m. KILBIRNIE NORTH. DESIRABLE VILLA RESIDENCE OF FIVE ROOMS, Moxham avenue. MESSRS HARCOURT AND CO. are favoured with instructions from tin mortgagees to sell by public auction, at their rooms, 48. Lambton quay, on Tues day, 2nd April, nt 2.30 p.m.— The very comfortable and convenientb situated suburban residence, with verandah, standing on land havim a frontage of 400 ft to Moxham avenue j by a depth of 120 ft, besides convent ences, including bathroom, wash house, scullery, gas, and detached greenhouse. The house has only been built six years and is well and faithfully finished through out on modern designs, water from twt tanks laid on to bath, copper, tubs, scul lery, etc., also fowlhouse and run. The property is a moat compact and valuable suburban residence, and is sitna ted within easy distance of the tunnel which is to be made shortly to open up the Jenkins estate, thereby greatly cnhanc ing its value. Title—Land Transfer. For full particu lars, apply to HARCOURT AND CO. 78 Auctioneers. FOR SALE BY AUCTION. WEDNESDAY. 3rd APRIL, 1901, At 2.30 p.m. DELIGHTFUL RESIDENCE: IN THE HEART OF THE CITY. INVERLOCHY, ABEL SMITH STREET. MESSRS HARCOURT AND CO. are favoured with instructions from John Ross, Esq., to sell by public auction, at their rooms, Lambton quay, on Wednesday, 3rd April, 1901, at 2.30 p.m.— All that piece or parcel of land containing over 1 acre, and being part of Town Acres 109, 111, 113, and 114. City of Wellington, together with his conveniently-situated residence, known as INVERLOCHY, containing 14 rooms, besides bathrooms, pantries, and outhouses, and approached by the avenue, ABEL SMITH STREET. The grounds are tastefully laid out with choice shrubs, trees, lawns, flower, fruit, and vegetable gardens, also a large vinery, stables, summer-house, and a concrete tennis court. The dwelling commands an excellent view of the harbour, is exceptionally well built, rooms large and lofty, and fitted throughout with every modern convenience, electric light, and billiard room, etc. Though situated in the centre of the city it is quite secluded, free from all noise and dust, and only 15 minutes’ walk from the Post Office, lienee is an ideal home for a business man and consequent on the limited city area has a yearly increasing value. It is also approached hr a foot entrance from INGESTRE STREET. ’ The property being well known further comment is unnecessary. For full particulars and cards to view, apply to MESSES HARCOURT AND CO.. j 38 Auctioneers. TUESDAY. 16th APRIL, 1901, 2.30 p.m; SALE BY AUCTION Of FASHIONABLE FAMILY RESIDENCE And WELL LAID OUT GARDENS ' THORNDON. IVTESSR3 HARCOU.a' AND CO. lu J.TX been favoured with instructs Pom JOSEPH JOSEPH, Esq., to sell I ÜBLIC AUCTION, at their rooms Lambton quay, on xuISDAY, 16th Apr 1901, at 2.30 p.m.— All that piece or parcel of land bei part of T.A. 63D, City of Wellii ton, ami having a frontage of 5 to JTNAKORI ROAD by a depth 2Joft, more or less, together w: the Substantially-built and Mode 10-roomed FAMILY BESIDEN( erected thereon, and known "OREENCROFT,’’ Tinakori roa This property is well known ns one of the best homes in Thorndon. and is one of a class that very seldom comes into the open market. It is pleasantly situated on a alight rise on the west side of Tinakori road, overlooking the Harbour, and facing Hawkestone street. The House, which has been well and faithfully built, is plastered throughout the rooms being large, lofty and well lighted. It is replete with every modern convenience, including bathrooms, scullery, washhouse, pantries, outhouses etc.; also fowlhouse, with concrete run! It is fitted with hot and cold water, and lighted by electricity, the electric light fittings, Venetian blinds and curtain poles being sold with the house. The grounds are well laid out and planted with choice shrubs and trees, the lawns, etc., being in good order and well kept! . The property being on the proposed new line of tramway, is one the auctioneers i can thoroughly recommend to any one in ; search of a home in a good residential lo- i cality, whilst it is within easy distance i of the business portion of the city. For cards to view and full information, I apply to ( HARCOURT AND : CO., 101 Auctioneers. i UNRK'-HKVED HORSE , SALE; , SATURDAY, MARCH 30th, 1901. c fA BRA HAM AND WILLIAMS will sell i by public auction as above, at c their yards, Palmerston North, at 1 p.m., absolutely Without Reserve—--60 broken and unbroken borscs (good \ sorts' \ The hurdle horse "Hokowhitu,” nine- ' j ear-old Only unreserved horses taken for tin’s tale. 23.