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New Zealand Times, Volume XLVI, Issue 10540, 17 March 1920, Page 10

AUCTION SALES. SALE OF 6-ROOMED DWELLING, 15. STOKEI STREET, NEWTOWN. TO-DAY (WEDNESDAY), MakOH 17th, 1030. At 2.30 p.m. AT OUR BOOMS. 105. CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY. MESSKS S. GEORGE NATHAN AND CO. are favoured with instructions from the owner, Mrs Morley, to sell by Public Auction as above: _ Her dwelling known as No. 15, Stoke street, Newtown, and having a frontage of 35ft by a depth of 134 ft, the house containing 6 rooms, bathroom, scullery, workshop and conservatory. The dwelling has all conveniences including electric light, gas cooker and ring, is well papered and is in very good order. There is. a good garden at the back and concrete paths. The property is situated in a £llO sunny position within one minute- of the tram. This is a splendid opportunity for anyone wanting a good homo to set possession right away. Further particulars and card to view from the Auctioneers. S. GEORGE NATHAN AND Co., 829 105, Customhouse quay.. TO-DAY "WEDNESDAY, -UajiUll 17th, 1920, At 2.30 p.m. VALUABLE RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY, No. 318, WILLIS STREET. MESSRS J. H. BETHUNE AND CO. aro instructed by the Public Trustee in the Estate of Mrs H. K. B. Anderson, deceased, to sell by Auction at their Rooms, Featherston streot, on WEDNESDAY. March 17th, at 2.30 p.m. Part of Lot 1, Town Acre 47, Wellington, having 46ft frontage to Willis street, by a depth of 110 ft, and being part of the land in Certificate of Title 163-253, together with tho twostory Residence of 16 rooms, No. 313, tory Residence 01 16 Villis street,- thereon The above property is near to the junction of the Brooklyn and Aro street tram linos, and adjoins the Wellington Bowling Green on its back boundary. The land is quite level, and the house is well built and substantially arranged, suitable for a boarding house, hostel, private hospital, or public institution. For cards to view, terms and further particulars, apply to— J. H. BETHUNE AND CO., 613 Auctioneers. FRIDAY, MARCH 26th, 1920, At 2.30 p.m. AUCTION SALE Of VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY In tho CENTRE OF THE BUSINESS AREA OF THE CITY. SUBSTANTIALLY BUILT 2-STORY BRICK AND CONCRETE BUILDING. Nos. 18 and 20, Hunter street. Lately occupied by * occupied a iNTKAL CI THE CENTRAL CLUB. ESSRS HARCOURT AND CO., in ■ conjunction with MESSRS H.- F. McNEIL AND CO., LTD., have received instructions to sell by Public Auction at their Rooms. 195, Lambton quay, on FRIDAY, March 26th, at 2.30 p.m. : That valuable City Leasehold, situated in Hunter street, held on Lease in Perpetuity "from the City Corporation. Subject tot re-valuation every 14 years, together with the substantial premises thereon, lately occu-. pied by "The Central Club" and known as Nos. 18 and 20, Hunter street. The existing lease has five years to run before re-valuation, at an annual rental of .£252. Tho buildings are substantially built of brick and concrete and contain 9 large offices, including 2 rooms suitable for Board Rooms or for subdivision, being 27 feet x 27 feet and 27 feet x 36 feet. This, property is. situated in the Business Centre of Wellington, close to all Banks arid Insurance Companies, and the principal business premises. Full particulars obtainable from h. f. McNeill and co., ltd., 20, Brandon street; Or HARCOURT AND CO., 11 195, Lambton quay.

SF£ICIAJi.Y SBIiECTED PROPERTIES tynrifk ACRES, part freehold, part ODUU leasehold, situated only 8 miles from good port; all in'finglish and native grasses, with exception of-shelter bask. 500 acres flat, balance undulating and hilly country; papa formation; flats rich alluvial. .Now carrying 5500 sneep, including 30CO ones, iwO head mixed cattle, tiO dairy cows, 20 heifers. 30 .horßes, new 9-roomed homestead, gas plant, motor shod, dairy, etc. Price, XoO.OOO as going concern. Terms, .KiO.OGO cash to approved pur. This property is the money. cellent Buying at 1153 I QQQQ ACRES, Hawke's Bay district, UUOO only 6 miles from railway, j 500 acres flat and ploughabie, balance easy hill country, carrying VOOO sheep and 400 head of cattle. 200 acres at present under crop. 0-roonied residence, modern woolshod and shearing plant, and all other necessary buildings. Price, £l2 10s per acre. JJSOOO cash. I^7 QKfk ACRES, situated Wairarapa; /vOU cheese factory and school 1 mile, railway 7 miles; lease"! years at £1 per aero rental, right purchase -£2O per acre; all in grass, subdivided, post and wire fencing; tiU acres rich flats and ploughabie land, balance excellent low limestone hills; carrying capacity 35 cows, 250 breeding ewes, besides dry j stock and horses; t>roonied house, large cowshed concrete floor, stables, motor shed,. etc. ' Price .£KiSO for goodwill, I lease and improvements; 6tock at valuation; very cheap property. 1225 1 Art ACRES, freehold, Wairarapa; i-V/U situated 4 miles from railway, school, factory, and post offieo £ mile; all flat and ploughabie; 15 acres under the plough; 10 paddocks; 5-roomed j house, 12-bail cowshed, concrete floor. ' Price .£37 10s per acre, including 21 cows, 3 heilers, 1 bull, 2 horsos, plant, etc. Terms. 1164 GOING CONCERN, OAAA. ACRES, Polorua Sounds; all in grass, well watered and subdivided into 25 paddocks; largo area ] ploughabie; 423 acres rich flat has been j ploughed and cropped; carrying capacity ;;700 sheep, 100 head cattle, including dairy cows, 100 pigs, and G horses; modern home of 8 rooms, telephone, 5rooined cottage, vvoolshed, dairy, milking plant and other outbuildings; the land is free from rabbits and noxious weeds. Price £& Per acre, including stock and plant now on property; terms .£2500 cash. This is a most attractive proporty, owner selling on account of ill health. 1201 11, F. M'NEILL k CO., LTD LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, 20, Brandon Street;.'