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New Zealand Times, Volume XLVI, Issue 10507, 7 February 1920, Page 12

AUCTION SALES. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10th, 1920, At 2.30 p.m. AUCTION SALE Of “THE KNOLL, ’ LOWRY" BAS , WITH 2-ACHE. |\f'ESSRS HARCOURT AND CO, TtJL have received instructions to offer as above, at their Roonis, 103, Lambton quay— Sections 34, 33, and 3G. Block I-, Lowry Bnv Estate, containing 3 roods, together with the buildings thereon, known ns “The Knoll.” containing 6 largo rooms and balcony (3t)lt x 10ft), part of which is made into a sleeping porch, built-in wardrobes in two rooms, pantry, washhouse, bathroom, with water laid on to all. and all coiivpnioiu'cs. All woodwork inside is rimu (lull finished; 3600 gal* tanks. The grounds arc in part garden, part paddock, and part native bush. A real beauty spot, and the view is superb. HARCOURT AND CO., 550 Auctioneers. FRIDAY* FEBRUARY 13th, 1320, At 2.30 p.m. SALE BY AUCTION’ Of FIVE EXCELLENT BUILDING SITraS 1 And HOUSE PROPERTY. Junction of Grafton and Crescent roads, ROSENEATH, At the terminus of the proposed cable dir route. Messrs harcourt and co. have received inslructions_ to oiler at auction, at their rooms. 135, Lambton quav, as above—--6 SPLENDID BUILDING SITES, With TWO DWELLINGS. LOT I—Part Lot 30. D.P. 475, containing 33.6 porches, with a frontage ol 60 feet i inches to Grafton road. LOT 2—Part Lot 30, D.P. 475, containing 29.1 perches, with a Heritage oi 601 t Jin to Grafton road. LOT 3—Part Lot 30. D.P. 475, containing 2-1,7 perches', with a frontage of 165 ft -Tin to Graf ton road, together with the 2-roomcd Dwelling thereon. LOT 4—Part Lot 21. .D.P. 475/ containing 31 perches, with a frontage of 70ft Sin to Crescent road, together with the Stable and Shed thereon, and opposite Grass street. LOT s—Part5 —Part Lot 21, D.P. 475, containing 23 perches, with a frontage ol ■ 70ft Sin to Crescent road. LOT 6—A splendid .Section, with the 6roomed Dwelling thereon, known os being Lot 6, Part Lot , 21, D.P. 475’, containing 22 perches, with frontages of 143 f- Tin to Crescent road, and" 110 ft to Grafton road. Those properties command an unsurpassed vrew of the Harbour, City, and Evans Bay. The sections are mostly level, and no excavation is required forbuilding. Plans being prepared. Full particulars -and terms from HARCOURT AND CO., 547 Auctioneers. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY Hth, 1920, At 2.30 p.m. AUCTION SALE OF TWO SHOPS AND DWELLINGS. Nos. 118 and 120, VIVIAN STREET. ]V|"ESSRS J. H; jpETHUXE AND CO. ■L'J- are instructed to sell by Auction, at their Rooms, Featherston street, as above— Part, of Section No. 159, Wellington, having a frontagp of 35ft to Vrvian street" by 100 ft Sin, together-with the two 3-stbry Brick Shoos, each having 7 living rooms, with bathroom 'and washhouse, also a 2-story workshop at the back. The shops are let at a total rental of .£4 17s 6d per week, and are in good order. On account of its central situation, within a short distance of the corner of Cuba street) this property is one which is sure to increase in value, and the Auctioneers have every Confidence in iccommending the property to the favourable consideration of Speculators and Investors. For terms of sale and further particulars, apply to J. H. BETHUNE AND CO., 545 Auctioneers. HIGHLY IMPORTANT LAND SALE. TTCTILLrAMS AND KETTLE, LTD., * * have been favoured with instructions from the EXECUTORS OF THE LATE HENRY GAISFORD, to sell by auction on THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26th, 1920, At 1.15 p.m., At the PALACE) THEATRE, DANNEVIRKE, About 1000 acres of the well-known ORINGI ESTATE, which has been subdivided for the purpose of the Sale. This country is probably some of the finest land in Southern Hawke’s Bay for dairying and fattening purposes. The property is situated alongside the Maharnhara Railway Station and school, 1} miles from Oringi Railway Station, and TV miles from Dannovirke by good metalled roads. The land comprises all rich flat and reclaimed swamp, well watered bv permanent stream and springs, and is well sheltered by surrounding hills. The district has a good rainfall, and never suffers from droughts. The property is divided into 7 lots, containing from 74 acres to 350 acres. TERMS: 5 per cent, cash on fall of hammer, 10 -nor cent, on March 30th, 1920, 10 per cent, on March SOth. 1921. Balance in 7 years from date of possession. Interest on all unpaid purchase money to be at 5i per cent, per annum. POSSESSION: MARCH 10th, 1920. Plans may bo obtained on application to the auctioneers’ offices’at Dannovirke, Nanier. Hastings, Waipawa, Wairoa, and Gisborne. 61 WILLIAMS AND KETTLE. LTD. jy£ ANAW AT U FARMS. 20 Acres, freehold, all flat rich land with splendid native bush and river frontage, J-milo railway, otc.; modern bungalow. 7 rooms, with all. conveniences, and complete outbuildings: kitchen garden and fruit trees. Price .£3000; terms about .£I2OO cash. 50 Acres, L.1.P., 2 railos railway and township, i-milo school, creamery and P. 0., opposite all flat and terrace laud, practically all ploughablo, well-fenced, watered by river; 6-roomod hou»o and outbuildings. Price .£2500, including 15 cows, bull, 9 calves, trap and harness, separator, etc. Terms, only .£7OO cash, balance arranged. 200 Acres, freehold, half flat, half undulating to hilly, 3 miles railway and township, school and creamery; property subdivided into 12 paddocks, wellfenced and watered, at present carrying 25 dairy cows, 200 sheep, horse, etc., be-" sides dry stock; 6-roonicd house and complete outbuildings. Price, including machines, .£35 per acre; terms about .£20(i() cash; stock at valuation if desired. H. g: RUTTER AND CO.. ‘ Land Agents, Panama street, Wellington. 1 rvrs LADIES’ to rush groat Bargains. JLW at our Sale; Blouses, Underclothing; groat reductions in all depart--monts, at ITayvice’s, 149-151, Manners street.