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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXII, Issue 4824, 29 November 1902, Page 8

INTENDING INVESTORS And these IN SEARCH OF HOMES Should wait for ihe Sale of tho II AUGHT ON BAY ESTATE , SHELTERED AND PICTURESQUE. EASILY AND PLEASANTLY ACCESSIBLE. Messrs itarcourt and co. arc instmeted lonell by Public Auction at • their roums, 48. Lambton quay, on FRL I DAY, December 51h, 1002, at 2.30 p.m-. 1 QO BEAUTIFUL BUILDING -a OO iO/V SITES 10/v' ‘ At HAUGHTON BAY. SPECULATORS. INVESTORS mid seeking- homes for themselves ami their families should, when buying, consider tho prospects of tho locality in which thej’ are about to lay out their capital. Soo that tho approach is pleasant, easy ami not exposed to every wind that blows, and that it is a desirable place to reside in. HAUGHTON BAY is such a place, and a homo there will always find a ready market should it at any time bo necessary to realise. This is most important, as circumstances often arise making it necessary to dispose of house and home. RFAIEMBEUI IIAUGHTON 13AY is now only seven minutes' walk from tho Island i3ay 'bus terminus, and very shortly the Electric Trams will run to tho same terminus. It is now only fifteen minutes'’ walk from Russell terrace, and seven minutes from Telephone Service. BEFORE INVESTING' ELSEWHERE inspect lIAUGHTON DAY, which is undoubtedly the suburb above all others for a seaside home, and sections there, | on account of tho lovely position and sui perb climate, must in the immediate fuj turo command prices which cannot be i looked for in any other seaside locality. TERMS OF SATE: ! TEN POUNDS Deposit only on each sec- 1 lion at time of sale. TEN POUNDS in Six Months, and no further payment for three years, | | ' TITLE; LAND TRANSFER. Plans on application. For further particulars apply to . C. H. IZARD. Or to Solicitor; ITARCOURT AND CO.. 760 * Auctioneers. TUESDAY, 9th DECEMBER, 1902, At 2.30 p.m. SALE OP FOUR - ROOMED COTTAGE AND EXCELLENT BUILDING SITES, CUBA STREET, PETONB. By Order of tho Mortgagee. TMTESSRS HARCOURT AND CO., hiA?JL strutted by tho mortgagee to sell by public auction at their rooms, 4-S, Lambtou quay, on Tuesday, 9th December, 1902, at 2.30 p.m.— All those pieces or parcels of land being Sections 28, 30 and 32 on the plan of tho township ‘ of Petono, having a frontage of 120 ft to Cuba street, by a depth of 100 ft, together with the four - roomed residence - erected theron. This well built residence, situated only n short distance from the beach, contains four rooms, new drainage, greenhouse, artesian water, fowl runs, etc., has been newly painted, and is in excellent repair. The adjoining sections are perfectly level, and two other houses could bo erected without any outlay in preparing tho site. ’ - For full particulars apply HARCOURT AND CO., 53 Auctioneers. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12. 1902, At 2.30 p.m. IMPORTANT 'TO INVESTORS. SALE BY AUCTION of VALUABLE BUSINESS PREMISES *" in the CENTRE OF THE CITY OF WELLINGTON. THE IMPERIAL CHAMBERS. Messrs harcourt and co. are instructed to sell by public auction at their rooms, 48, Lambton quay, on FRIDAY, Tlth DECEMBER. 1902, at ; 2.30 p.m.— . ■ | THAT GRAND CITY PROPERTY ! in FEAT/lEKSTON STREET having a irrtillage of'3s feet, by a| , depth of 67 leet 8 Inches, with tho 1 | handsome* and substantially-built premises erected thereon, and known an the OFFICES OF THE IMPERIAL INSURANCE COM- . PANY.. ! THE BUILDINGS, which contain two strong-rooms, and a third can be added at a small expense, are well constructed and subdivided, with spacious offices, elegantly fitted Vith Cedar fittings, tho i Ground Floor being occupied by the Imperial Insurance Co. and by Messrs Barr, Leary and Co., sharebrokers, etc. Tho first and second floors are tenanted by Mr A. Gray, Solicitor, G. F. Schwartz, Architect, and others, in all ten tenants. THE PROPERTY IS SITUATED IN THE VERY BEST BUSINESS PART OF; WELLINGTON, being opposite tho UNION BANK! and THE BANK OF NEW SOUTH AVALES and close to THE BANK OF NEW ZEALAND, THE A.M.P. SOCIETY’S premises, also the "premises of the NATIONAL MUTUAL LIFE. CITIZENS’ LIFE, COLONIAL MUTUAL, etc., etc., and is close to the GENERAL POST OFFICE. Valuable as this property is now, it will be enormously increased on the erection by the Government of the extensive additions to the General Post Office, now in contemplation, and also by the erection of the palatial premises now about to he erected by Messrs .T. Nathan and Co. on their corner site adjoining. Within the nest few years the expenditure within the city of Wellington on Tramways, Docks. Town Ha]], Woodpaving and large public and private buildings, etc., elc., amounts to very little under a million sterling, ami must add enormously to the trade of Wellington, and increase the value of such central business sites. The properly is now let to good tenants on mostly monthly terms, at nominal rent, which could he much increased and probably doubled if reasonable leases were given; at the same time the present rentals give a fair return upon the property as an investment. THE TITLE IS LAND TRANSFER. HARCOURT AND CO.. 537 Auctioneers. NOTICE, ALL Trains stop for Refreshments at Masterton. Meet up-to-date rooms in the Colony. Best of everything kept. CHAS. BENZIE, Proprietor, Masterlon Refreshment Rooms. 435