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Evening Post, Volume LXVII, Issue 55, 5 March 1904, Page 8

A SPECIAL OPPORTUNITY TO FARMERS. SALE OF HIGHLY-IMPROVED FAR\ PROPERTY, BELMONT. IX THE EXCHANGE LAND MART No. 84, Liunbton-quuy, Wollington. ON TIIURSDAY,~IOIIi MARCH, 1904 At 2.30 o'clock p.m. MACDONALD, WILSON AND CO aro fm'omvd with instructions te sell by public auction, a* nbove — THAT A'ALUAIiLE AND HIGHLY IMPROVED FAHM PRO PERTV, lining Sections Nos. 307 312, 313, 316. 317, 318, 324, 326 327, and 42 1 Bolmont Survey Dm trie-l, containing homo st>9 ncrci all of which is laid dawn in tin b0.4 Englifh gniiwoH. Tho fntn in divided into nine piuldookn, ii woll watnrod with running Hlrenms and thoroughly foneoel. The buildings on thn laud couiprmo i newly-ororted dwolling, contninin^ four rooms nnd scullery, ulfio mon'i e'oltnge, lnrgo woolshed, cowshed etc. Tho property is nitunlo within a mile and a half of tho Belmont Itnilwny Sjn lion, along a first-olniw road, and on in spnetion will bo found to bo one of tin finest Hliecp nnd cattlo farms in the dis tiict. For further details, apply to Mr C 11. Coltle, Bcimont-road, noar Hnilwaj Station, who will bo ploascel to show in tending puiohnsors o\er tlio proporty, oi to TJio Auctionoors. TloßMS— Twenty per cont. deposit Auctionftcrs can arrange for a lnrgo euir on mortgage. invest" m^ent 1^ t courtenay-place. one of the finest sections i>i one of the best business quarters of the city. for sale by public auction. ix the exchange land mart No. 84, Luinblon-quny, Wellington. On THURSDAY, 10th MARCH, 1004 At 2.30 o'clock p.m. MACDONALD, WILSON AND CO aro favourod with instiuctions to-sel by public auction as above — THAT SPLENDID BUSINESS SEC TION OF LAND, part of Towi Aero No. 247, having a fronlagi of Thirty-nine Foot Eleven lnclm . to COURTENAY-PLACE by t dnplh of Ono Hundred nud Twcnlj Foot deep, with tho dwolling houso, stabler, 'smithy, etc., thoro ou. Tin's proporty adjoins tho woll-knowi businows promises of Messrs. A. and T Burt, and is opposite Messrs. Stewart am Co.'s extensive warehouse. It cannot wel bo surpassed as a bile for a lnrgo ware house or manufactory. Courtonay-plnco, with its gre«at width its oleclric tramway, and its wood-hlocl roading, will in thrfo months' time hi ono of tho finest thoroughfares in tin city. Those facti justify its rapid dovoleip mont as one of tho chief control of tin wholcsalo and retail trade in Wellington La-rgo an hns boon tho advance in valua during the past three yonrs, freehold in vostmonts to-day in that quarter will provi richly reproductive nnel be a matter of re joicing fivo yenrs henco. Tho Terms nre — Ten per cent, doposit balance on easy terms at five per cent interest. Clear Title. No Mortgage. For fuller details apply to tho Auc Uonoora. • ' VALUABLE T.KASEHOLD RESI DENCES IX NEWTOWN. A GREAT CHANCE FOR CHEAP PROPERTIES. IN THE EXCHANGE LAND MART No. 84, Lambton-quny, Wollington. ON THURSDAY, 10th MARCH, 1904 ; At 2.30 o'clock p.m. MACDONALD, WILSON AND CO aro favoured with instructions to Bell by public nuction, ns above — Lot I.— THAT VALUABLE PROPERTY IN RIXTOUL-STREET, part ol Town Acre* No. 985, having a frontago ol 66ft by tho long depth of 330 ft, upon which is erected ft Valuablo pix-roomocl Rcsidftnce, all on one floor\. with largo scullery, woAhhouso, and bathroom. Tim residence is thoroughly woll finished, and ii quite up-to-date. The land is Nativo Leasehold for a term ejf 21 yews at a ground rental of £5 per annum, with right of renewal for two further terms of 21 yonrs «ach. Tho rosidenoo is built on tho rear portion of thn laud, loaving room in front lo build three or four additional residences. It is tho finest residential quarter of New town, anel is well worthy tho attention of huildon or persona requiring a really first-class investment. • Lot 2— THAT VALUABLFi LEASEHOLD PROPERTY hu WALLACiv STREET, tho land having a frontngo ol ..64ft to Wallaco-slrect by a dpplh of 102 ft on ono sielo and 227 ft on tho othor sielo, upon which in orcctod throo <roaidoncps, two somi-dctachcel houses of seven rooms each, and ono houso of six rooms (Nos. 21. 23, 25). Tho hoiiAe* aro quite now, nnel nre finished in excellent style, hnving bny windows, tiled hearths and grntes, imitation marblo mantelpieces, Vonotinn "blinds, gOB and gns healers, nnd every convenience that could bo wished for. Thoro is n largo yaid at back, all paths asphalted, and largo fowlhoiißo and yard to No. 21. Tho lea«o has 40 yonrs to run nl a ground rental of £l&\ per annum. This is a specially valuablo property, and woll worthy iho inspection of speculators. Terms — 10 per cont doposit, onsy tormi can bo arranged for tho balance 1 . ABSOLUTE SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROVED FARM SECTION 100 ACRES, NEAR STRATFORD. IN THE EXCHANGE LAND MART No. 84, Lambton-quay. On THURSDAY, 10th MARCH, 1904 At 2.30 o'clock p.m. MACDONALD, WILSON AND CO aro favoured with instructions tt soil by public auction ns above — That vory valuablo FARM PRO PERTY being Section No. 1 Bloe'k XIV., Huiroa Survey Die trict, Strntford, containing 10( acres. - This will bo found a most valuable form soction, situnto in good country, sjightly undulating, snd within a feu niiles from Slralford. It is in tho mnrkcl for absolute ealo. Terms— lo pnr cont. deposit, balance enn bo nrrnnged by tho Auctioneers. Titlo—Lnnd Transfer Act. THE NEW TO wTTof""' rRENTH A M . BALANCE OF SECTIONS OPEN A'l FROM £35 EACH. THE satisfactory sale of Muh town yei torday has givon every one of (lie remaining scotioni a mpcclal value. \Vt intend quitting ovory unction, during the onsuing week. Call at onco, and solorl ono out of tho few that aro left. Re member — Trontham is ono of tho benl things to buy over offered by vi. • MACDONALD, WILSON AND CO. Auctioneer!, EXCHANGE liAND MART, 84, LAMBTON-QUAY, WELLINGTON" FiOR SALE, a charming lovol Sectioi at Rosenoath; planted; cxeellciv view of oity and harhour ; two minutes from iloeUio tram. Aoply 1?, Bougham •Ireet