PROPERTY SALES

New Zealand Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 6176, 6 April 1907, Page 8

PROPERTY SALES

KARORI. I Macdonald, Wilson and Co. insert ini our auction columns aii advertisement | of the sal© of a further subdivision of > tho Williams estate, Karori, containing forty-eight sections, having frontages to streeis already formed, viz., iuacclonald, Duthie, Hill, Hannan, Victoria and Donald streets. The block is situated within a few minutes only from the tramway terminus at ICarori, and the sections, which comprise areas ranging from about a quarter-acre to half an acre, are described as being some of the finest to bo obtained in ivarori, slightly elevated and commanding good views. The terms or sale are very liberal, viz., 5 per cent, deposit, 5 per cent, in 3,9, 15 and 21 months, and the remainder in 5 years, interest to bo 5 per cent. Visitors to the estate will find each section flagged, denoting its number. Plans can be had on application. PAEKAKARIKI. On Wednesday, 24-th inst., Macdonald, Wilson and Co, will submit, under instructions from the Paekakariki Land Syndicate, a further subdivision of its property, comprising sixty-sis seaside building sections, having frontages to the Parade, Wellington road, Cecil road and Tilley road. The areas range from nearly a quarter-acre to half an acre each. Plans and full details will appear next week. "RING A WH ATI." Gualter, Dykes and Co., Fcalherston street, will sell by public auction, at their rooms, on Wednesday next, at 2.30 p.m., Captain Elder's property, "Eingawhati," Otaki, with forty-seven acres freehold, and twenty-eight acres leasehold land, together with tho large residence thereon. The house ■ has ten rooms, with all necessary outbuildings, and there is also an asphalt tennis court. The Waitohu river, which bounds the property, has capital trout fishing. The place is situated about a mile from Otaki railway station. Further particulars can be had from Chapman and Tripp, solicitors, Brandon street, or Gualter, Dykes and Co. CITY PROPERTIES. Harcourt and Co. will sell by auction, at their rooms, on Wednesday, a large residence on Brougham Hill, known as "College House." Tho house, which is well adapted for a private school or first-class boardinghouse, contains sixteen rooms, besides offices. 'The land has an area of 1 rood 33 perches, being 66ft x 184 ft, having access by a 9ft 6in right-of-way from Brougham street. The same firm will also offer an eight-roomed dwelling, with modern appointments, being No. 14, Tinakori road, near Thorndon quav, on land having a frontage of 36ft bv a depth of 135 ft. Further particulars" and cards to view may be obtained on application to the auctioneers. - PETHERICK ESTATE. A mimb Q r of valuable residential sjtcis in the Pethcrick estate. Johnsonville. will be sold at auction bv Mr .T. W. Br«itnwaite, in the Oddfellows' HMI, Johmsonville, on Wednesday evening. A substantial five-rocmed residence .is erected on one of tho eections. Details may b© found in cur auction columns. WILLIS STREET. On Wednesday next J. H. Bethtme and Co. will sell by auction at their rooms,

Feat hers (.on street, a valuable block of freehold property with n frontage ofaOft 4in to Willis street, with a depth of 159 fr. Erected on tho property is a twostoried nine-roomed dwelling. Detauo aro given in our auction columns. WEBB STEEET. A freehold property, with a frontage ot ■lift Sin to Webb street, and with a tovcn-rcomcd residence, will bo offered at auction by J. XI, Bcthuuo and Co. at their rooms, 011 Wednesday, l”th inst. The property m situated in a fine locality, and is near tho Willis street tram Hue. East and East insert an advertisement on page 12, explaining how money is turned over at great profit on a good section, and urging all to whom a gooa investment or an ideal homo section appeals, to invest at once in the progres* sivc suburb of Kilbirnic.