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New Zealand Times, Volume XLIV, Issue 10211, 22 February 1919, Page 12

AUCTiON SAL.ES. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25th, 1919, At 2.30 p.m. AUCTION SALTS. 5 ROOMS KELBURN PARADE, And 3 ROOMS AND i-ACRB SECTIONS, SEATOUN HEIGHTS. Under instructions from the Official Assignee, in the Estate of A. B. Philp, Bankrupt. MESSRS HARCOURT AND CO. will offer for sale by Public Auction at their Rooms, 195. Lambton quay, on Tuesday, February 25th, 1919, at 2.30 p.m.— . , Lot I—All that piece of Land, containing 18.5 perches, together with the 5-rd. Dwellin, known as No. 60, Kelburn Parade. Lot 2—All that pieco of Land, containing 30.9 perches, together with the 3-rd. Dwelling, situated at the corner of Ngaio road and Bowen terrace, Seatoun Heights. Lot I—This property is well situated, oloso to the junction of Glasgow street, and commands a good view. Lot 2—This property is situated at the junction of Ngaio road and Bowen terrace (just off Seatoun Heights road). A glorious view is obtained from the property. HARCOURT AND CO., Auctioneers. AUCTION SALE OF GOOD SMALL RESIDENCE, LOWER. lIUTT. WEDNESDAY. MARCH sth, 1919, At 2.30 p.m. T ERNEST LEIGHTON has received l» instructions from Mr James Gwilliam. who has left the district, to.offer for sale his cosv residence, containing four rooms, scullery, and conveniences, also wash-house, drainage, ■ etc. Tho property contains an area of about a quarter of an acre, and is within three rninutps' walk of the motor 'bus. NOTE.—Good small houses in this locality aTQ getting: scarcer every day, and buyers should not lose this opportunity of acquiring a nice small property at a' reasonable figure. H. ERNEST LErGHTON, Auctioneer. 182, Featherston street. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 26th, 1919, At 2.30 p.m. SPLENDID FREEHOLD PROPERTY OF OVER 1* ACRES. HOBSON STREET AND THORNDON QUAY, WITH 16-ROOMED RESIDENCE, No. 96, HOBSON STREET. MESSRS J.' H. BETHUNB AND_ CO., in conjunction with MESSRS LEVIN AND CO., LTD., instructed ty Sir George Clifford, Bt., will sell by Auction at Bethune's Auction Rooms, Featherston street, on WEDNESDAY, February 26th, at 2.30 p.m.— SECTION 618 and part of 619, Wellington, containing 1 acre 2 roods 32 perches, and having 131 feet frontage to HOBSON STREET and 175 feet 10 inches to THORNDON QUAY, by a depth between tho streets of over 400 feet, together with the substantially built and well-appoint-ed FAMILY RESIDENCE erected thereon, now in the occupation of Walter Nathan, Esq. The above Property, which is now for the first time being placed upon the market, is one of the finest Residential sites in Wellington. The residence is built upon a terrace, having a magnificent outlook over tho city and harbour. The main approach is from Hobson street, to which there is a level frontage of So feet, the balance of the Hobson street frontage being part of the charming fern gully at the Suspension Bridge. The frontage to Thorndon quay is level, and being about 50 feet lower than the terrace, on which the residence ia built, it can be utilised for the building of warehouses without obstructing in any way the view from tho higher ground. The Residence was built under tho supervision of a well-known architeot, and is constructed of the best material throughout. It contains 1G Rooms, with Entrance Porch, Verandah, Balconies, wide Hall, 2 Bathrooms, Pantries, Storerooms, etc. The Principal Rooms are exceptionally largo, and have plastered walls and ceilings. There are three glasshouses, and a large outbuilding used as washhouse, coalhouse, and storeroom. Tho Grounds are tastefully laid out and planted, having carriage entrance and full-sized tennis lawn. The above Property is specially suitable for a Private Hospital, Public Institution, Hostel, or the Residence of a Professional man. Mr Nathan's lease expires on Soptembor Ist, 1919, when poseession will be given to the Purchaser. Possession will be given to the Purchaser subject to this Lease on payment of the Auction Deposit. For terms and further particulars opplv to MESSRS LEVIN AND CO., LTD., Customhouse quay, or J. H. BETTHUNE and Co.. Featherston street. COUNTRY BUSINESS FOR SALE. -ROUBLE-FRONTED SHOP and dwel- ' ling house of 5 rooms and scullery, outhouses and cowshed. Opposite Railway Station. Doing good business in Tobacco, Sweets, Boots. Groceries, Soda Fountain. News Agency. Quirk Gas Lightin.g Turnover .£IOOO per annum. PRICE. ONLY .£975. 1 ACRE SECTION. This would he an excellent opportunity for a returned soldier. It ia situate ed in ono-of tho best fruit growing districts in the Wellington Province and this could bo ma«lo another source of income. TE HORO. We have an excellent small Model Farm for sale, the land is of first-class quality, in thoroughly good order, all flat, well watered and consisting of 34 a«res subdivided into 7 paddocks, sheltered, live hedges. The homestead, ivith all necessary outbuildings, is well situated and nowly new. Registered dairy. Station, stores. Post Office and cheese facI torv quite close. Another 12 acros adi ioining can bo obtained if desired. S. GEORGE NATHAN <fc CO S. George Nathan! (X'has. E. Finch. Auctioneers. Sharebrokers, Land, Estate and Insurance Agents, 105, Customhouse qua?. riHBAP SHEEP FARMS. G4O Acres (10 miles Wellington), good sheep hills; 580 acres grass, balance tawa, bush; 1010 sheep, 0 paddocks (totara and hinau posts), wharc, dip and yards; sacrifice, at <£& 5s per acre; terms .£SOO cash. i 380 Acros (L.I.P. rent 3s), Wairarapa, litnostone country, all in grass, 40 acres flat, 10 paddocks, well watered, winters COO sheep. 30 milking cows, and 35 young cattle; good houso and outbuildings. Prico, JBII 10s per acre. 250 Acres (0.R.P.), Wnikato; half grass, half fern, and rough feed; all ploughablo, well fenced and watered; good buildings. Prico, including 27 cows and small stock, 5 horses, implements, etc. £9 per acre; terms .£BOO cash or exchange for town proporty. H. G. BTJTTEJR AND CO., Agents, Panama street, Wellington. WANTED KNOWN. BSSRS W. E. JEFFBKY AND CO., LTD-- who for tho last three years wore with Flyger and Co., Undertakers. 2*2 Cuba street, bog to announco that the'v have taken over this old-establish-ed and well-known business, «nd solicit a share of. your vatronage. Phono 9-15 a.