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New Zealand Times, Volume LIII, Issue 12527, 17 August 1926, Page 12

AUCTION SALES IMPORTANT PUBLIC TRUST AUCTION SALE Of WILLIS STREET FREEHOLDS, BROOKLYN AND ADELAIDE ROAD FREEHOLDS, LYALL BAY SECTION, LOWER HUTX (MAIN ROAD), CENTRAL BRICK SHOPS. AND PETONE RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST!' 18th, 1926, At 2.30 p.m. H ERNEST LEIGHTON is favoured • with instrui tions from the PUBLIC TRUSTEE, to offer for Absolute Sale at his Auction Rooms, No. 14, Brandon street, Wellington, as above, the following exceptionally attractive Proper-' ties:— ESTATE' OF PETER DRUMMOND. DECEASED : THAT VALUABLE PROPERTY known as Nos. 268 and 270, Upper Willis street. having Forty-six feet six inches (46ft 6in) frontage to Willis ■street, by a depth of Ninety-eight feet three inches (9Sft 3in), together with undivided interest in right-of-way along southern boundary, of Nine feet eight inches (9ft Bin). No. 268 contains 8 rooms besides small room, h ; and c., gas, and conveniences. No. 270 contains Four rooms, small kitchenette, gas and gas cooker, wachhouse, copper, tubs, also Twostory Factory, built of wood, roof of ESTATE OF JAMES ALLEN BARON, DECEASED : THOSE SPLENDIDLY SITUATE BRICK SHOPS, WITH LIVING BOOMS ATTACHED, situito Main Hutt road, being. Lot I—Subdivision Part Section 24. Hutt District, having a frontage of Sixteen feet six inches (16ft 6in) by a varying depth of One hundred and two feet throe inches (102 ft Sin) on the one side and Ninety-six feet three inches (96ft 3in) on the other side, containing Building built of brick and woou, used as a Shop and three living rooms. Pot Sy-SubdivisioD Part Section 24, Hutt District, haying Sixteen feet six inches (16ft 6in) frontage to the Main read, by a depth of about One hundred feet (100 ft), together with the Shop and Four living-rooms erected thereon. These shops are situate in the centre of the busy business area. Lot 3—THAT CONVENIENT CITY PROPERTY, known as No. 8, Brooklyn road, containing 5 rooms, bathroom and conveniences, situate close to Upper Willis street tram stop, ESTATE JOHN LEE AND ALFRED ELLIOTT, DECEASED - THAT PARTICULARLY WELL-SITU-ATE CORNER PROPERTY, known as No. 30, Adelaide road, and No. 5, Douglas street, Wellington. The Property has Seventy-six feet (76ft) frontage to Adelaide road, and One hundred and forty-one feet (141 ft) to Douglas street (all measurements be . tiie same a little more or less). Erected thereon are Three Buildings, containing 4 rooms, 6 rooms, and 2 rooms respectively. This block of land is very centrally situated, and wnmd make a fine site for factory or other business purposes. ESTATE ELLEN DOVEY, DECEASED: No 13, Sugar Loaf road, situated on SecLon 11. Brooklyn, having a frontage of Forty-six feet seven inches (46ft nn). by a depth of about One hundred and fifty feet (150 ft), all measurements be the same a little more or less, together 1 with the 6-roomed house and conveniences erected thereon. This property has recently been renovated throughout, and is convenient to tram stop. WILLIAM ERNEST FOHDHAM, DECEASED: LYALL BAY SECTION, SITUATE TAVISTOCK ROAD, EVANS BAY DISTRICT—Lot 8. having Fnrty-one feet three inches (41ft 3in) frontage to Tavistock road, by a varying depth of One hundred and fourteen feet to One hundred and twenty-two feet (114 ft to 122 ft). containing an area of Seventeen point four perches <17.4p.), all measurements be the same a little more or less. ESTATE EMILY JANE WHITE DECEASED: THAT CHOICE PROPERTY, situate corner John and Islington streets, Tefcone, known as No. 6, John street, being a nice level sunny section, together with the attractive Fiveroomed house, scullery, bathroom, h. and c, washhouse, copper, tubs, every convenience. THOMAS PHARE ESTATE BEING THAT CENTRAL PETONE PROPERTY, known as No. 111, Rich- ' mond street, level section, Tkirt three feet (33ft) frontage by One liu died and sixteen feet ten inches (116 loin) in depth (more or less), t getlier with the 5-roomed house ar conveniences thereon; £IOO depos will secure this property. * ESTATE OF C. A. SCOTTTHiin4S.NV,ENIB:NTrr five-roome. HOUSE, known as No. 51, Dani street, standing on Lot 6, Block J D.P. 467, having Thirty-four fei (34ft) trontage to Daniel street, an One hundred and eighty-seven fo< (187 ft) to Waterloo avenue. Vacar Possession. For further particulars, applv to tl Auctioneers H. ERNEST LEIGHTON, I*-’. Featherston street, or Main roac Lcvrcr Hutt.

JJOTF.LS TO LET AND FOE SALE. We require a tenant for a Country Hotel, Sfarlboro'.ish; 5 years; rental 10s Price, lease anti furniture, JGIOOO; hair cn*t iVaeholil, near Blenheim—New Hotel, about 20 rnoms, up-to-date, just being erected Trade was up to £IOO per week before being burnt. Price .£5500 J ree for everything. Half cash, or will ieaea for 5 jours. Apply at once. Hoiei in best Ohinernuri town. Price £BSOO. Buyer to refurnish; about 50 rooms; rolling cheap. The owner is retiring from business, and does not want to start again in Hotel business uow that restoration has been carried. DWAN BROS., Sole ’Agents, WILLIS STREET’. WELLINGTON. UNEMPLOYED Per Press Association. CHRISTCHURCH, August 10. There was a rush of unemployed at the Labour bureau to-day. Thirty-four new registrations and a . hundred renewals of registrations were recorded. DEATH UNDER ANAESTHETIC Per Press Association. NAPIER, August 10. Miss Pearl White died in hospital to-day, while under an anaesthetic. SNIFF UP OR GARGLE FLUENZOL