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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXVI, Issue 5229, 19 March 1904, Page 8

. IMPORTANT TO MERCHANTS, WAREHOUSEMEN, CAPITALISTS, AND OTHERS. One of the Most Valuable FREEHOLD CORNER BUILDING BLOCKS i. In the Merchants' Quarter of the City. > Immediately opposite the New Custom- ‘ house, and adjacent to the Premises B of Levin and Co., Ltd. 1 IN THE EXCHANGE LAND MARI, No. 81, Lambton quay, Wellington. ON THURSDAY, 2-tth MARCH, 1901. s At 2.30 o’clock p.m. TVS" MCDONALD, WILSON AND CO. xrJL are favoured with instructions to sell by public auction, as above — THAT MAGNIFICENT FREEHOLD CORNER BUILDING SECTION, having a frontage ot Fifty Feet Six Inches to CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY, and some Ninety Feet to BALLANCE cirporc" STREET. This Section is without question thi finest site in the city for the erection of ’a Merchant’s Warehouse, It has the incomparable advantage of being a Freehold,' and the purchaser will have the benefit of the great yearly increase in values which is now obtaining in the Business Quarters of the City of Wellington. It requires no special words to recommend this property to those _ who are familiar with the City of Wellington, but to the Wholesale Merchants in Auckland, Christchurch and Dunedin, who are anxious to establish a branch in Wellington, it may be necessary to say that from its special position opposite the new Customhouse and the great wharves, this Section has a value far beyond that of any other in its vicinity. Warehouse Sites of this character, except in a rare case like the present, are practically unprocurable. The flat land for such purposes in the City of Wellington is exceedingly limited, and is nearly all built upon. No prophet is wanted to foretell, the enormous fortunes waiting in the future for the happy freehold owners of Business Sites in Wellington. The Terms of Sale are Ton per Cent. Deposit, balance to be arranged. Title—Land Transfer. For Plans and Details apply to the Auctioneers. 277 SALE' OP 25 VERY CHOICE VILLA BUILDING SECTIONS. IN THE TAINE ESTATE AND THE WILLOWS A NIC ESTATE, . . LOWER lIUTT.i IN THE EXCHANGE LAND MART. ■ No. 81, Lambton quay, Wellington. ON THURSDAY, 24th MARCH, 1901, At 2.30 o’clock p.m. Macdonald, wilson and go. are favoured with instructions to sell by public auction as above— LOTS 1 to 19. NINETEEN CHOICE VILLA BUILDING SECTIONS, forming portion of the well-known Tnine Estate, comprising Nos. 1,6, 7, ' 8 13, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, -43, 45, 18, 47, 49 and 50, having frontages to Queen’s road, ranging from 50ft to 60ft, and containing an area each of nearly a quarter aero. These splendid building sections were specially selected out of the first subdivision of this well-known estate, and comprise some of the finest villa sites to be bad at the Hntt. They front a first-class metalled road 66ft in width, are surrounded by recently erected highclass residences, and are within. easywalking distance of the railway station. To buyers of Hntt land we can thoroughly recommend the inspection of these sections.. LOTS 20 to 25. SIX SPLENDID VILLA BUILDING SECTIONS, portion of the WILLOWBANK ESTATE, LOWER HUTT, having frontages to HERBERT STREET, ranging from 40ft to 50ft each by depths ranging from 116 ft to 165 ft. The close proximity of these sections to the Hutt Railway Station, .being- distant only- some 300yds, gives them an exceptional value. As sites for highclass villas they cannot bq surpassed. Terms.of sale: —10 per cent, deposit; balance arranged. Title—Land Transfer. IMPORTANT TO BRICK MANUPACTURERS AND OTHERS. ’ GREAT AND ABSOLUTE SALE OF ..GOODWILL IN LEASEHOLD TOWN ACRE (with right ot purchase), MACHINERY, PLANT. AND STOCK-IN-TRADE OF A FIRSTCLASS BRICK-MAKING , BUSI, NESS. Under a decree (by consent) of the Su- ■ preme Court for Dissolution of Partnership. TO BE SOLD IN ONE LOT AS A GOING CONCERN. IN THE EXCHANGE LAND MART, No. 84. Lambton quay, Wellington. ON THURSDAY. 24th MARCH, 1904. i At 2.30 o'clock p.m. IVTACDONALD. WILSON AND CO. -LtJL are favoured with instructions to sell by public auction, as aboveALL THAT LEASEHOLD INTEREST IN TOWN ACRE No. 970, ~ UPPER ADELAIDE ROAD, held . on lease for a term of , five years from the 20th day of September, 1000. at a yearly rental of -£4s. with right of purchase at any time during the term for the sum : : of .£IOOO. • The acre has-been used for brickmak- ; ing purposes, and upon it are the follow. ing stock and plant belonging to the . tenants, and removable at the expiration : of the term:— ■ i 3 off bearing,'6 crowding and 4 box bari rows, 6 shovels, 4 picks and 2 crowbars, 1 kiln and 2 drying sheds, 1 shed covering engine, boiler and brick machine, I p ’ engine, 12-horse-power, 1 boiler, 18-horse- : power, 1 brick machine with crushing : rollers. There are in addition 5 sheds constructed from Adelaide road backwards, and 1 kiln, being the one nearest to the. sheds, . which were on the land when, leased,', and • therefore will revert to the lessor should the land not be purchased under the ■ power contained in the lease. The lease, goodwill of business, stock-in-trade, machinery and plant,'will be sold in one lot i as a going concern. The stock-in-trade • consists of bricks, the numbers and quali- , ty of which will be announced by the ! Auctioneer at the sale.. Conditions of sale can be seen at the offices of W. H. Quick, Esq., Solicitor, Featherston street, or at The Auctioneers. [ AND KETTLE, LTD., ■ NAPIER. MARCH SALE DATES— Stortford Lodge, Wednesday, 23rd. I Dannevirke, Friday, 25th. Waipukurau. Tuesday, 29th. Kaikora, ThnxEdas,-31st,