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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXV, Issue 5134, 28 November 1903, Page 8

TKB WALTON ESTATE. GREAT SALE OF MASTERTON SUBDIVISIONS. THIRTY-ONE FREEHOLD BUILDING SECTIONS IN THE FINEST RESIDENTIAL PORTION OF THE TOWN OF MASTERTON. FIVE FIRST-CLASS DWELLINGHOUSES ON THE PROPERTY. ON WEDNESDAY NEXT. 2nd DEC., 1903, at 2 o’clock p.m. In GOOD ALL AND CO.’S AUCTION BOOMS, MASTERTON. Macdonald, wilson and co. are favoured with Instructions to by public miction as above — TWENTY-SIX BUILDING SECTIONS ranging from Eight Farche* to over ; Ono Acre in area, and having frontage* to Walton’s avenue and the . .Main road, ranging from 491 t Gin to 132 ft -each. Splendid Family Residence of e%ht rooms, standing upon No, having a frontage to Walton s avenue* of 204 ft. by a depth of 139 it. with an area of nearly three-quar-ters of an aero. In addition to the residence there are stable 3, outhousns and all the conveniences associated witli a family property. The land is laid off as omaui.antal garden am] small orchard, and is planted with many charming shrubs and trees. The residence is well-known as in the occupation of Mr Lewis, of Messrs Lowes and lorns. First-class Dwellinghouso of Five Rooms, ■erected upon Section No, 24-. having a frontage of 132 ft to Walton’s avenue by an irregular depth of some 300 ft. and embracing an area of over half an acre. Thi* dwellinghouso was recently erected at a cost of over .23,50, and is m first-class condition. The land abuts on. lo the Kurupuni creek. Cottage of Five. Rooms, standing upon Section No. SO. having a frontage of pome 70ft to Walton's avenue, by a depth of some 300 ft, amd containing an area of from one-quarter aero to half an acre. Cottage of Three Room* and Scullery, with the corner block of land attached thereto, being No. 1, having a frontage of 6Cft to the road, and 165 ft frontage to Walton’s avenue. Cottage of Five Rooms, with the Corner Section No. 2, having a frontage of 66ft to thp Main road, and 132 ft frontage to Walton’s The Walton Estate is situated in the Town of Mastorton, and fronts the Main road, and a new street—Walton's avenue —the latter has been formed, metalled and foot-pathed in accordance with the regulations of the Borough Council., and to tho satisfaction of their engineer, Mr Dobson. Tho Walton Estate is dead flat, and no expense is necessary for building or excavation. In order to give greater facilities to its purchasers the Walton Estate has donated to tho Town Borough a sufficent area to connect Chapel street with Walton’s avenue. This connection tho Borough Council will form and metal at an early date, it will greatly add to tne comfort and convenience of owners of property in Masterton. Tho twenty - six vacant building sections cannot well bo surpa/ssed. Situated in a quarter of tho Town noted for its warm, genial climate and its residential advantages, these building sections present a charming picture—green sward, velvet lawn, a running brook and Old English trees, everything to rest and delight tno eye. THE TERMS ARE OF SPECIAL LIBERALITY: ON THE BUILDING SECTIONS, <£s DEPOSIT PER SECTION, and .£5 EVERY THREE MONTHS UNTIL THE PURCHASE MONEY IS PAID OFF. ON THE RESIDENCES. TEN PER CENT. DEPOSIT; TEN PER CENT. IN THREE, SIX, NINE AND TWELVE MONTHS, AND THE ■BALANCE IN THREE YEARS. "Interest at Five per cent, per annum on all unpaid amounts. This is altogether an extraordinary sale for Masterton in two senses, hirst in the quality of tho land and its many collateral advantages, and.second in tho liberality of tho terms a most unsual feature in Masterton sales of landed estate. To Masterton people of small means, who desire to make a homo for themselves, this sale presents a grand opportunity. Arrangements can be made to assist buyers to erect houses on the land so as to save rent. To investors and speculators, a £5 deposit will enable them to purchase and realise a handsome Erofit two or three years boforo they ave to pay for their section. Much more might be said, but a word to the wise is sufficient. Lithographic plans everywhere. For them and fuller details apply to the Auctioneers, or to Messrs G. H. Goodall and Co., Auctioneers, Masterton, and W. H. Cruickshank, Esq., h*and Agent, Masterton. T. KENNEDY MACDONALD, 611 Auctioneer. MACDONALD. WILSON AND CO. HAVE for private sale the following very desirable properties: HOPPER STREET.—Three houses, two of 6 rooms and one of 8, with all conveniences; good section? rental, .£3 4s par week. Price, .£1650. A splendid spec. 1421 BOULCOTT STREET.—Nino rooms, with all conveniences, good view. Price,. ,£ISOO. 1410 HANSON STREET. —Six rooms, bathroom, scullery, washhouse, and all conveniences; land, 33 x 132 ft. Price, .£725. a!27 WATSON STREET.—Ten rooms, bathroom, scullery, washhouse, hot and cold water, and all conveniences; house in splendid order, good view; rent, £:2 per week. Price. .£1550; terms reasoua.ble. . 1416 BROUGHAM STREET.—Largo 9-roomed’ house, with scullery, washhouse, etc., electric light and gas throughout; the house has every possible convenience; the land has a frontage of 40ft by a depth of 100 ft; a finished residence. Price on application. 1409 KHANDALLAH —Largo 7-room ed house, containing every possible convenience. including hot and cold water, electric b-dls, bathroom, scullery etc: house highly finished and in splendid order; there are five acres of ■fcceelleut land, a splendid garden and rrcliard. and a lawn 250 ft in length ; unrivalled: view. Price, J214O0: n bargain. 14000; OKTWT ITT (Day’s Bay).—Fivo Splendid budding sections, having frontage of 35ft x 99ft, and 47ft x 76ft. Prim, .£7O to £BO. a!27 KBT.BURNE. Two budding .section*, having frontages of 77ft ana . 313 ft; splendid view. Price on application.! a!26 | For further particulars apply to 84, LAMBTON QUAY. I Wellington. 1