AUCTION SALES TO-DAY, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10th, 1824, At 0.80 p.m. 4 CITY RESIDENTIAL' SITES THOMPSON AND HANKEY STREETS. ■RjfESSRS J. H. BETHUNE AND CO., ItJL in conjunction with Messrs Q. i Tolhurst and Son, will offer'for sale by’| Public Auction at their Rooms, Feather-. bton street, as above; ' 4 SECTIONS, part of a new subdivision, having frontages to THOMPSON AND HANKEY .STREETS. . This sale Is a most important one. It offers ah opportunity , of acquiring level sites within 6. minutes of the G.P.0., which at the same time have ah unexcelled view and the benefit of the sun all , the day long., Easy access is obtained from the Brook- * lyh tram, the land being only pne minute's distance. All of the sections are of large area, the smallest being 40ft x 100 ft. Among the other many >ad vantages the sections possess, water andi drainage is laid, on. no excavation will be required, and'there is ample room for motor garEASY TERMS. Plans will be ready shortly. J. H. BBTHUN® AND Auctioneers.. Ok O. ,TOLHUEST AND SON. Bank N.Z. Chambers. TO-DAY. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER ,10th. 1924. , 1 At 2.80 p.m. MOUNT VICTORIA" RESIDENCE, No. 34, AUSTIN STREET. TO CLOSE AN ESTATE. been instructed by the ;Tmstess ifi the Estate of the late Alice Kershaw. to sell by Auction at their Rooms, Featberston street, as above— ' No. 34, AUSTIN STREET (corner of - • Elisabeth streot), level section, con- >■ tainipg IS perches and the solidly, built Residence-thereon, of 9 rooms, 1 bathroom, washhouse, and ail offices , thereon; motor garage. Now vacant. 7 The. above' -property is exceptionally well situated; within 1 a few minutes' easy walk of Courtenay place, the access to the house being easy. The house would make a .very suitable one for lotting as two flats, the rooms being-of good size, sunny, and well .lighted. There is a good outlook obtainable: from the house; which has a westerly aspect. Mount Victoria houses are always in good demand, and as-letting; propositions, it is always easy to obtain good tenants for flats in this locality. ■ For further particulars* conditions -of sale, and arrangements to view, apply k J. H. BETSUNE AND 00., 198'- - i Auctioneers. PTJBLTC TRUST SALE. FREEHOLD PROPERTIES SITUATED JACKSON STREET,' PETONE, MAR. TIN SQUARE. AND NORWAY STREET. , v c WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 17th, - At 2.36 p.m. IMTESSRS LONGMORE AND COj have '-**■*■ been instructed by the Public Trustee -to offer for sale by Public Auction, , til , the premises lately l occupied by the Chamber of, Cfcmmercc. 102, Customhouse quay, on WEDNESDAY? December. 17th, ■1904, at 2.08 p.m., the following properties;— -?; ■ . . Shop:: and 'Dweltiife; ‘Known' .as. 906, Jack 111 SO Atgtm, pdSuuTfiltvihg afrdntag of 00ft 6in to" Jackson street; by -i depth of 78ft to 82ft more d less. V : .■■■-i.-. V-■ : ■ ,2. G. W/ lONGHURSTj Deceased. . > One-story -Dwelling, of 1 7 rooms; wit] washhouse, copper, tubs, workshop otc.t . known ■&e 65, Norway street Land. 40ft z lSOfte more or lees. This property is noW; vacant and im mediate’poeseesion esn be piven. It i 6W Qf the 3. M. J. REEVES TRUST. Two threo-roomedi■ Dwellings, situates Martin square (ofl Taranaki, street i- Known, .asvNos. ,8 'andlO, having t r frontage to Martin equate of 00 fee by-, a- depth of 80 .feet, morb orlees. 4. PATKI GK CAVANAGH, * Deceased. » Lot 44, D.P. 1297,* Part Sectioi 4, . Harbour .District, area 2 acres i roods .15*perchetf. * (b) Part I«t 45, D.P. 1237, Part Sectioi 4, Harpour Distriot, area 3 acres 1 r..-.. roo<{a 3&',2 perches. ■ ,(c) Part Lot 46, D.P. 1237, Part Sectioi I, *», .Harbour District, area 2 acres ] . rood 11 perches; Tho. above -property is situated Victor!* road, Kaiwarra; is vacant, and contain! several, good building Bites. 6, WILLIAM HENRY FORDHAM, 1. Vacant Sections. Old Farm road, and ■Kings road, Miramar. Valuable corner site, Lot 1 of Lot 57, Block n.’, D.P. -1835, Watts Peninsula, contain, mg 2S.37_nerqhes, with frontage of 6C feet to ,Old Farm road. . 2. Lot 2, containing 2J.28 perches, with ... fronton®, of 186 feet -to Old Farm rood, Miramar, and 55 feet to King's road. • ° Further particulars, and .conditions of sale -may-be obtained rfrom 'the Deputy District Trustee or the Auctioneers, LONGMORE AND CO."
FOR SAT.E OR EXCHANGE. aooo l s& , «ars«i srjs&k'i^si post and wire fence ; good healthy sheep and cuttle country ; : Will carry P “ sheen per acre and xattle : .good soil on papa formation; 8-noomed oottage. in good condition, bathroom.; large verandah and sleeping porch, woolshed, a Re ta T nrd>? also oattlo yawls; good orchard and garden. Government rental' JB6G ad with right of. pnrohase at 15s per acre. Post and telephone bureau one hiile ™iv way/IS milesr'motor service twice weekly; wool and produce carted by motor lorries nght sales and seaport town; load almost metalled to the nlace and formed .to the farm. - The place 13 understocked; carried 1200 sheen di/r' mg the winter, which comprised wot, ewes, rams, wethers, and cattle 6 horses PRICE M .PER ACRE EQUITY .07376 .The owier is an'old mam and; the property is too, much for him, but it is an ideal place for a man am sons to work it. Will oonmder a small place by way of exchange, or gobdmoit! 6®B;®®*. • ' 4 ' OftQ ACRES, 10 miles Stratford, li miles two flag railway stations and snJsvard,, OUp tar sealed road; carrying 200 ewes and lambs, SO big cattle, SO S»T. 4 horses, milking 36 cows; 8-ropmed residence, with all conveniences- all sheep-proof fences and; good gates; 1 mils factory. Title L.I.P Hentel n-e half-yearly; 150 acres ploughable. Price for goodwill, -fi24 per acre. Owner wil ling to aoeopt .£I7OO cash and leave balance of tho purchase money on first gage. Wishes to retire: The stock and plant may bo taken-at valuation ARTHUR B. GIBSON, LAND AGENT, KING AND L'GMONT STKLETS (upstairs), NEW PLYMOUTH. I
FOB SALE. WHAT IS WRONG WITH THIS? GET IN EARLY-DO At jo ACRES, Freehold, all in grass, divided into 10 paddockt ‘d:\3V sheep-proof fencing. All been heavy bush country, papa formation ! cattle and sneep yards; a great deal ploughablo’ stumps; situated 11 miles from Te KuJti, metalled roads, except o alongside. Will carry' 800 sheep and 100 cattle; 5-roomed cottage telephone PRICE, only £l2 per acre. Terms, £SOO deposit to a good can bo arranged. - This is a real good, proposition. Apply to ,L. JACOB, AGENT ' TE ETJITL NyT MISS I well watered, limestone and when cleared of £ie mile; school (insured .£4{X>;, man; balance
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New Zealand Times, Volume LI, Issue 12008, 10 December 1924, Page 12
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