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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXIV, Issue 4871, 24 January 1903, Page 8

IMPORTANT NOTICE To 'lie RESIDENTS OF KAROEI AND OF THE CITY OF WELLINGTON. AUCTION SALE Of FORTY’ - EIGHT ■ FIRST - CLASS BUILDING ALLOTMENTS In the BEST PART OF KAROEI. VERY EASY TEEMS. Also, GENTLEMAN’S VALUABLE RESIDENCE AND GROUNDS. TUESDAY, 27th JANUARY. 1303, At 2.30 ji.m. TYsTESSRS HARCOURT AND CO. have J-Lh- been instructed to sell hy public auction at their rooms, 48, Lambton a ay— FORTY-EIGHT BUILDING ALLOTMENTS in the very best position in Karcii, having frontages to the Main road, to Campbell road and to Cooper street. All sections have ample area, with frontages ranging from 34ft Sin to 4511 Tin, by dejiths ranging from b'Slt to l(Jßft 3iu. Karori, for many years past, has been growing in public favour for residential purposes, and at the jiresent time no locality near Wellington has so good a class of residences as Karori, its many attractions ct scenery and its healthy climate offering inducements that are not equalled by any other suburb of Wellington. The building silos now being offered" tor sale stand high and dry, and every section commands .a good view. They are also level and can be built upon without any outlay being incurred in preparing the ground. All the sections front on to well formed roads, GGft wide. ’Buses pass the property every hour, and it is anticipated that electric trams will in the very near future connect Karori with the city of "Wellington. At the present time Karori can, via Kelburue tunnel, be leached in less time than can Newtown. BUY A SECTION AT KAROEI And avoid HEAVY CITY RATES. TITLE, LAND TRANSFER. TERMS OF SALE: .£lO per cent. Deposit, All) per cent, in six months, All) per cent, in twelve months, balance can remain on mortgage for 3 or 5 years at 5 per cent, interest, with, power to pay off: at any time. i Also, GENTLEMAN’S VALUABLE EESI--i DENCE AND GROUNDS, •Known as the Property of the late G. S. Cooper. The land, well la.id-out and planted with shrubs, consists of about 1J acres of ground and the residence contains 12 rooms, including kitchen, plastered throughout; also scullery." washhouse, pantry, bathroom, and dairy, hot and cold water, etc. The outbuildings consist of a good twostall stable, coachhouse, man’s room, and hay loft; good water supply from force pump and windmill. For jilans and further particulars apply to HARCOURT AND CO., 320 Auctioneers. FRIDAY, 30th JANUARY, 1003, At 2.30 p.m. SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LAND. TO CAPITALISTS, BUILDERS AND SPECULATORS. Messrs harcourt and co. are instructed to sell by public auction. at their rooms, 48, Lambton quay, on FRIDAY, 30th January, 1303, at 2.30 p.m.— Lot. I.—All that piece or parcel of laud, part of T.A. 877, having a frontage of 130 ft to Mansfield street by a depth of 90ft. Lot 2.—A1l that piece or parcel of land, part of T.A. 877, having a frontage of 175 ft to Horner street by a depth of 130 ft. These splendid blocks of building land which are situated at the tramway terminus, are admirably adapted for subdivision. This part of the town is rapidly increasing, and there . is a greet demand for residences in this localitj'. Capitalists, speculators and builders are strongly urged not to miss this opportunity, and to secure for themselves these valuable blocks of. land, which must greatly increase i-n value. Lot 1 has a frontage to both Mansfield and Horner streets.

Lot 2 has a frontage to Horner street and Princess terrace. For full particulars apply , HARCOUET AND CO., Auctioneers.! FRIDAY, 6th FEBRUARY, 1903, At 2.30 p.m. , AUCTION SALE of SUPERIOR RESIDENCES AND EXCELLENT BUILDING SITES. IyTESSES HARCOUET AND CO. are -ti-IL instructed to sell by public auction at their rooms, 48, Lam'bton quay, on Friday. 6th February, 1903, at 2.30 p.m.— LOT I.—All that piece or parcel of laud part of T.A. 702, having a frontage of 57ft to Salisbury terrace by a depth of 120 ft, with a right-of-way of 12ft s 120 ft to Wright • street, together with the residence ■ erected thereon known as “The Bungalow." This splendid residence, which consists of 8 rooms, scullery, workshop, coachhouse stables, fowlruns. etc., h.p. water, gas, incandescent light, etc. The house stands high, commands a good view, and is without doubt a very desirable residence. LOT 2.—A1l that piece or parcel of land part of T.A. 702, having a frontage of 120 ft to Salisbury terrace by a depth of 120 ft. This grand block of land is admirably adajited for cutting up. and should prove a very valuable investment, five good building sites being obtainable from it. LOT 3.—A1l that piece or parcel of land, part of T.A. 859, having a frontage of 45ft to Owen rt re ®t by a depth of 110 ft, together with the residence, erected thereon known as No. 65, Owen street. The house is a thoroughly modern one, and consists of seven largo rooms, h. and c. water, gas. outhouses, etc., and is well and faithfully built and a good investment. LOT 4.—A1l that piece or parcel of land, part of T.A. 928. having a frontage of 65ft to Hanson street by. a depth of 100 ft, together with the residence erected thereon known as No. 101. Tins well-built residence, situated in a good residential part of the city, contains gas and all usual conveniences. The house is so built that there is ample room to erect another residence. LOT 5.—A1l that piece or parcel of land, part of T.A. 1025. having a frontage of 33ft to Adelaide road by a depth of 100 ft. This building site, situated in a part of the city which is rapidly increasing, is a picked site of good area, and can be strongly recommended. For full particulars apply HARCOUET AND CO., 370 Auctioneers.