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New Zealand Times, Volume L, Issue 11664, 31 October 1923, Page 12

TO-DAY. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31st, 1923, At 2.30 p.m. HIGHBURY, KELbT/RN EXTENSION, Near proposed Rarem roud Train Route. Messrs j. h. bethuxe and go, instructed by the Directors of the Highbury Syndicate, will Sell by Auction, at iheir Rooms, Featherston street, it* above — 1 AG BUILDING ALLOTMENTS, havXUFC) ing areas of from 13$ perches to over i-acre, fronting Highbury road, Highbury crescent, Koromiko road, and Old Karori road. The above sections are approached from Kelburn, and from Mount Pleasant, Mitchelltown. The proposed Raroa road tram route to Ivarori passes within a short distance of the property. Almost every section commands a magnificent view of the city, harbour, ana surrounding hills. Prices and terms have been fixed to suit all clashes of buyers. Every section has been flagged. Plans may be obtained from the Auctioneers, who will be pleased to point out the sections to intending purchas--0 H. BETHUNE AND CO., Auctioneers. AUCTION SAJaE OF 31 RESIDENTIAL BUILDING SECTION’S. PART OF ORIGINAL SUBDIVISION OF KELBURN. ODDFELLOWS* HALL, 203, LAMBTON QUAY. TO-DAY. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31st, 1923, At 2.30 p.m. jl/|ESSRS. LONGMORE AND CO. are *■▼-1 instructed to offer for sale by Public Auction, TO-DAY (WEDNESDAY), October 31st, 1923, at the Oddfellows* Hall, 2uS. Lambton auav. at 2.30 p.m.— 31 RESIDENTIAL SECTIONS, being part of Blocks 8 and 9 on the Plan of Kelburn, the area of the sections ranging from 18 perches to over $- acre. Electric Light, Gas and Drainage are available. Eighteen of the above sections have frontages to Raroa road (through which the proposed tramway extension will pass) and Norway street. Terms of sale are very easy. Lithographic Plans with locality plan are now ready, and may be obtained from Wilson,. Laery and Co., 37, Panama street, or the Auetioneei‘6, LONGMORE AND CO., 814 207, Lambton quay. __ AUCTION NOTICE. ■\TINE AND WILSON, Auctioneers, sell * at 1 pm. TO-DAY, Household Furniture, at No. 13, Derwent street. Island Bay. 1 p.m. TO-MORROW—Household Furniture, ta No. 292. Taranaki street. VINE AND WILSON, Auctioneers. IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE Of FREEHOLD PROPERTY ADJOINING MASON’S GARDENS. LOWER HUTT. TO-MORROW, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER Ist, 1923, At 2.30 p m. H ERNEST LEIGHTON hr.s receiv- * ed instructions from the Owners, to ! offer for ABSOLUTE SALE by Public. Auction in the Chamber of Commerce,] Customhouse quay,, Wellington, as' above— I That well and favourably situate pro-| perty, having a frontage of 99 feet to Garden roaa, together with the UP-TO-DATE. MODERN SAUCE FAC-, TORY, erected thereon, including: boilers and complete equipment for 1 the manufacture of sauce. This property is situate in the heart of the tomato growing district, and can be acquired on most reasonable terms. Market Gardeners in the district, by forming a small co-operative company, could find a profitable outlet for all their surplus output. Full details from the Auctioneer, H. ERNEST LEIGHTON* ' 182, Featherston street. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6th, 1923. At 230 p.m. AUCTION SA^E. SPLENDID CITY PROPERTY, Taranaki street. Messrs harcourt and co. , have been favoured with instruction* from tho Trustee to sell by PUBLIC AUCTION at their Rooms, 195, Lambton quay, on TUESDAY, November 6th, 1923, at 2.30 p.m.— THAT CENTRALLY SITUATED BLOCK of land, having a frontage of 68ft to Taranaki street by a depth of l€6ft, together with the three dwellings oroctea thereon, and known a* Nog 208, 210, and 212, Taranaki street. THIS PROPERTY is situated just past Vivian street, next to Arthur street, end offers a splendid opportunity of acquiring a future factory site, whilst at present the dwellings are bringing in a good return, and it is to be first offered as a whole, and if unsold, in two lots. For further particulars apply MAZENGARB, HAY, AND MACALISTER, Solicitors, Johnston street. Or HARCOURT AND ra, Auctioneers.