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THE ESTATES GAZETTE
Arair. 15, 1899.
Sales tig auiiion.
־MESSRS. GREEN and SON,
XTX AUCTIONEERS and SURVEYORS.
28 and 29, St. Swithin’s-lane, London, ^¿?r^?S0U?ce that their SALES by AUCTION of
freehold, leasehold, and copyhold properties, Ground Rents, Life Policies, and Reversions, take, place at the MART on the LAST FRIDAY m the MONTH, and on such other occasions a3 may he^ arranged.—Particulars are invited 21 days prior.
lyFESSItS. GREEN and SON undertake and VALUATIONS of LAND and LOUSE PROPERTIES, as well as of Machinery and Plant, for
Ratings, Compensations Partnerships,
Estate Duties, Dilapidations, Assessment Appeals, lire Losses, Mortgages, and other purposes. Estates managed and rents collected under Receiver-________ ship and other powers.
MESSRS. GREEN and Son invite the ■L’J־ attention of persons requiring money on mortgage to their MORTGAGE LIST, founded in the year 1853 (entered at Stationers' Hall) which contains particulars of sums of money in the hands of trustees and solicitors by whom they are instructed to obtain securities.
Auction, Land and Estate Offices, 28 and 29, St. Swithin s־lane, London, E.O.
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SPRING GROVE, ISLEWORTH, MIDDLESEX.— within nine miles of Hyde-park-corner, and four from Richmond-park and Kew-gardens.
The remaining portions of the well-known . SPRING GROVE ESTATE.
The major part of the property having been covered and occupied׳ by residences of a good character tor many years past, leaving these land’s, surrounding Osterley-park Station and adjacent to Spring Grove and Isleworth Station, giving access Ath<l strict and L. and S. W. Railways, and Waterloo and City Electric Railway by many trains to the City and all parts, and now immediately ripe for the continuation and final development of the Estate.
MESSRS. GREEN ami SON will Sell by ־P ,,Auction, at the Mart, Tokenhouse-yard, E.C., on Monday, May 8, 1899, at One for Two o'clock pre-C1^׳y•Lots (unless previously sold as a whole): — J20 ACRES of valuable FREEHOLD BUILDING LAND, being the remaining portions of the well-known Spring Grove Estate,
Beautifully situate overlooking Osterley-park (the seat of the Earl of Jersey), with very extensive and VALUABLE BUILDING FRONTAGES to roads drained and sewered, and immediately i°r . e erection of Villa Residences, for which, this bracing and healthy suburb is eminently suitable.
Particulars, plans, and conditions of sale may be obtained of Messrs. Harries, Wilkinson and Raikes, solicitors. 38, Nicholas-1 ane, Lombard-street: and! oi Messrs. Green and Son, auctioneers and surveyors, 28 and 29, St. Swithin’s-lane, London, E.C.
SITUATIONS WANTED—CONTINUED
By order of the Trustees of Mr. Henry Dawkes, deceased.-SOUTH HACKNEY, within five minutes of London-fields.
MESSRS. GREEN and SON will Sell by I/־1־ Auction, at the Mart, Tokenhouse-yard. on May 8. at Two, the FIVE LEASEHOLD HOUSES, Nos 27. 28 , 29 . 30 and 31, Church-crescent, Launston-road, South Hackney.
Nos. 27, 28, 29 and 30, let to weekly tenants
at ...................................£131 6 0
No. 31, let quarterly (tenant paying rates) 20 0 0
£151 6 0
Held for 81 years from 1852 at £9 per annum. Particulars of John Hayward, Esq., solicitor, 57a, Coleman-street; and of the Auctioneer¿, 28 and 29, St Swithin’s-lane, E.C.
CLAPHAM COMMON, WANDSWORTH, EAST
PUTNEY CLAPHAM JUNCTION. E ARLSFIELD,
FULHAM, CROYDON.—Capital investments, one
or two for occupation.
־MR• EDWIN EVANS will Sell by Auction, L-YX at the Falcon Hotel, adjoining Clapham Junction Station. Wednesday evening, April 26, at Seven o clock precisely: —
FREEHOLD.
1, Worcester-gardens, Clapham Common, with possession.
Freehold Ground Rent, £9 per annum, amply secured upon adjoining house, No. 2.
LEASEHOLD.
CLAPHAM JUNCTION.—91, Leathwaite-road, with early possession.
LAVENDER-HILL.—58 to 64, Basnett-road, weeklies.
BATTERSEA.—12. Patience-road, weekly.
EARLSFIELD.—124, 126 and 210, Earlsfield-road.
WANDSWORTH.—2 to 12, Jews-row. weeklies.
WEST-HILL. Putney.—20 and 45, Schubert-road.
FULHAM.—16 and 18. Kinnoul-road. weeklies.
CROYDON.—14 and 16, Dryden-road, weeklies!.
All held for long terms at moderate ground rents.
May be viewed by permission of tenants.
Particulars and conditions of sale may be obtained of the respective Solicitors: or at the Auctioneer’s Offices, 253, Lavender-hill, S.W. (Telephone 53 Battersea), and at Earlsfield, S.W.
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AUCTIONEER’S CLERK (22) seeks RE--¿-U ENGAGraViENT; served ■articles with leading firm; well versed in general office routine; excellent knowledge of furniture, cataloguing, etc., and hotel valuations; one year chief cataloguing clerk at principal salerooms in Birmingham; highest references.—Arthur Hall, Claremont, Trent Vailev, Lichfield.
A D \ ERTLSER, age 40, seeks Re-engagement as CLERK in auctioneer’s and surveyor’s office either as bookkeeper or outdoor representative; thoroughly understands routine of City office; well up in valuation of furniture, etc.—Address “ W F ” (715) Estates Gazette office, 6, St. Brid'e-street, E.C.
WANTED to PURCHASE, in England,
■ auctioneer’s and estate agent’s BUSINESS; no partnership; accountant’s investigation; £10 will be paid for information (if acted on) of good opening; silence a negative.—“¿.” (693) Estates Gazette office, 6t St. Bride-street, E.C.
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rpO ESTATE AGENTS.—ENGAGEMENT
, wanted, long practical experience in all branches; skilful negotiator; well versed in mven-t0Ux5s׳T, ilIapidations’ etc- thoroughly acquainted with Belgravia, Kensington, Mayfair, St. James’s, and all West-end districts; capable of conducting business through without supervision: undeniable references; moderate salary.—“ A. Z.,” 127 Landor-road, Stockwell, S.W.
¡TO AUCTIONEERS and ESTATE AGENT&
. Advertiser, who has had eight years’ expe-SSSrm Wlt„ a West-end firm, seeks RE-ENGAGE-lvJiiiiNi; well up in negotiating, canvassing* register work, inventories, etc.—“ C. D ”	(714) Estates
gazette office, 6, St. Bride-street. E.C
ruo AUCTIONEERS and SURVEYORS.—
1 Young gentleman, having had■ five years’ experience (three as articled1 clerk and two as improver) desires ENGAGEMENT with firm of good standin0•■ 00¡־nitry preferred; salary secondary consideration. —Address A. B Stevens, Northcourt, Manor-road Barnet, Herts.
AUCTIONEERS and ESTATE AGENT'S.—
£7־ Advertiser, age 20. three years' experience in City office, desires ENGAGEMENT.—“ A. EL” c/o Palmer and Suttons, Crutched Friars, E.C.
TESTATE AGENCY.—Advertiser, with 20 ־. years’ practical experience in all departments of estate management, both office and outside work desires RESIDENT AGENCY or good SUB AGENCY m England; moderate salary; first-class references 5rnd £״stlS‘8°ials from proprietors, agents, etc — No. 289, Keith and Co., advertising agents, Edin-burgh.
TO AUCTIONEERS, SURVEYORS and
,Г land AGENTS.—Young gentleman (21). with three years City experience, desires POSITION with a good country firm; view to articles; willing to work hard; salary a secondary consideration■ highest references — :Replies to " R. N.,” 53 Wiltshire-road’, Brixton, S.'W.
rno AUCTIONEERS, ESTATE AGENT'S,
J- Etc.—Young man, who has had four vears’ experience in auctioneers’, estate agents’ and surveyors office, desires RE-ENGAGEMENT; well up in usual routine, knowledge of surveying■ wining to make himself generally useful: excellent references as to character and ability.—W. K. Rees Healhfield-street, Swansea.
׳TO AUCTIONEERS, VALUERS and
I ESTATE AGENTS.—Gentlemanly vouth ceeks re-engagement as JUNIOR CLERK in City or West-end firm: three years’ good experience.—For par• S wars* A• B•’” 3’ Brecknock-road, Camden-road, JN. W.
ruo AUCTIONEERS, HOUSE and ESTATE
-I . AGENTS, VALUERS, etc.—Advertiser (age 21) having five years’ experience, three of which were served! as articles, desires RE-ENGAGEMENT: Impractical general knowledge; clerking sales, checking inventories, collecting rents, keeping registers etc.—Apply “ F S.,” 1, Beaufoy-terrace, South Lam• beth-road, S.W.
/^.ENTLEMAN (23), with six years’ experi-
^ ence (including articles), desires RE-ENGAGEMENT with g<ood firm: thoroughly verged in preparing. managing and clerking auction? inventories collections, distraints, etc : accustomed to dealing with large property register, also canvassing and' negotiating; two years’ license; undeniable references and endorsed articles.—Address “ S ,” il Kirkby-place, Plymouth.
rpO AUCTIONEERS.—Wanted, POSITION
I- with good firm of auctioneers, etc.: over four vears’ experience (three vears in articles with leading auctioneer in West of England):	small
salary would be accented in consideration of fur*her good experience; first-class references—Particular־ and photo of A. E. Manchip, 24, Nortlifieffi Bridgwater.
TMPROVER or JUNIOR ASSISTANT SUR-
■L VEYOR seeks SITUATION: has served three years'׳ articles; small salarv: first-class reference?. —“ H. M. W.,” One Ash, Kettering.
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YACÀNT.
A UCTIONEER, HOUSE and ESTATE
UL AGENT requires immediately a MANAGER, who, in addition to being able to undertake without supervision the routine work of a seaside resort and country business, must have a thoroughly practical knowledge of surveying, laying out building land, building and other plans and sanitary work; ultimate partnership probable.—State age, height, salary and qualifications, to “ H. J.” (704), ESTATES GAZETTE office, 6, St. Bride-street, E.C.
HOUSE and ESTATE AGENTS’ CLERKS.
—An important firm of agents, in the West-end have a Vacancy in their office for a thoroughly competent NEGOTIATING CLERK; it is desired to meet with a man of good natural ability ׳andl energy, and possessing an experience enabling him to act without supervision if necessary; every reasonable and legitimate opportunity will be afforded for the advancement of an enterprising and faithful man whose value will be judged by results; candidates are requested to give fullest particulars.—All applications will be received in strict confidence.—“ Negotiator ” (71.3), ESTATES Gazette office, 6, St. Bride street, E.C.
VOUTH Wanted, age 15 or 16, must be well-־*־ educated1 and good writer; if with slight office experience preferred־.—Apply to Mr. H. J. Bromley auctioneer and estate agent, 8, Knight’s-hill-road west Norwood, S.E.
WANTED, as CLERK in a land agent’s ' T office, a. young man about 24 years of age must be a good accountant, draughtsman and colourist, and must have had some experience in an estate office; good personal references necessary salary £75.—Apply Leopold Paget, Estate Office, Kilmersdon, Bath.
A ^ ARCHITECT Requires the assistance of M , a competent SURVEYOR, accustomed to estate levelling, and water supply .-Address “ A. G ICY, Queen Victoria-street, E.C., stating age, expe■ rience. and salary required.
WANTED, AUCTIONEER’S CLERK,
J	energetic, with a thorough knowledge
or the business, used to a general county practice, within 30 miles of London; commencing salary £1 per week.—Apply, stating full particulars, age/ ex-penence, etc,, to “ Aucto ” (716), Estates Gazette office, 6, St. Bride-street, E.C.
TXOUSE AGENT’S CLERK.—Required, in a ־־. . West-end office, a thoroughly capable and efficient man, well up in the districts of Harley-street, Regent’s-park, and Hampstead; age about 30 years; all applications treated confidentially.—Address, m first instance, stating experience, “ J B ” (712), ESTATES GAZETTE office, 6, St. Bride-street, E.C.
CAN any agenfc recommend an ESTATE BRICKLAYER, married, under 40, well up in all branches of his trade; also an UNDER-CARPENTER single.—Address, H. Clinton Baker, Bayfordburv* Hertford.
A SURVEYOR and ESTATE AGENT desires
-*־V to meet with a gentleman experienced in the preparation of plans and •specifications for small residences, dilapidations, andj the supervision of works; seaside office.—Apply, stating age, experience, and salary required, to “ O. B.,” Chas Tayler and' Co.’s Advertisement Offices, 154 to 157, Fleet-street, E.C.
WANTED
T AKE DISTRICT.— Coniston.—To Let-, on -H lease, Unfurnished the Mansion House, Holly How, with the ornamental pleasure grounds, kitchen garden, and outbuildings.—For further particulars apply Mr. H. Mellon, Askam-in-Furness, Lancashire.
t/OR SALE, a high-class residential HOTEL, prominently situate in the Marine-road, More-cambe; every known convenience; will be handsomely furnished and artistically decorated; affords an exce.lent opportunity for investment; principals only or their solicitors.—Apply Henry Waters, 2a. Euston-road, Morecambe.
ARCHITECT, SURVEYOR and CIVIL
־A*־. ENGINEER, Assoc. M. Inst. C.E., Graduate of Sanitary Institute, etc., Specialist in matters of Sanitation, and' holding important appointment, desires to correspond with estate agents with a view to arrangements of mutual advantage —“ G P. M ” (698), ESTATES Gazette office, 6, St. Bride-street, E.C.
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ППО PARENTS and GUARDIANS.—Articled
-1 Pupil.—There is a. vacancy in an old-established! firm of house and estate agents, auctioneers, and valuers, carrying on an extensive business in large towns on the south coast.—Address by letter to “P• E• £׳•■” Parh: Lodge, Hilly Fields-crescent, St. John s, S.E.
A GENTLEMAN, graduate of Cambridge
•־* ־ University, with sound practical experience, having been articled with a well-known firm of auctioneers, surveyors, and valuers, and having capital at his command, is desirous of entering a well-established business with a view to partnership■ highest references given and required—Cantab’’ (677). Estates Gazette office. 6 St. Bride-street. E.C.
׳TO SURVEYORS and VALUERS.—Gentle-
man starting an auction and estate agent’s business wants another to .ioin him as PARTNER one who will undertake the valuations of all classes; good opening; not over 27: capital required■ about £300; equal terms.—Reply “ G.,” Post Office, New Malden, Surrey.
־!?STATE AGENT and AUCTIONEER, with ~~ high-class, profitable, and growing business, West London, requires assistance of young WORKING PARTNER, with good London experience, to extend business; capital necessary, £350.—State age and qualifications to “ Orion,” Horncasile’s London.
PARTNERSHIP Required in any good.
j- sound business by man of 44, with 20׳ years’ auctioneer’s and general agency experience in the country; can find capital and real active work, and would contemplate ultimate total purchase if needed; good opportunity to elderly man seeking retirement: references exchanged —Addres® “ Spi-trius,” The Mount, Farnham-road, Guildford, Surrey.
j DEVELOPMENT of BUILDING ESTATES
־*־'' —Owners of large or small estates in any approved locality in England are invited to furnish particulars of their property to Messrs. G. A ana J. Hall, of Valkyrie, Colney Hatch-lane, Muswell-hill, N.. whose speciality is the development■ of bunting estates, and who are prepared either to purchase outright or to arrange mutual terms for the successful development of the same.
POR SALE, a Bargain and a Good Invesfc--L' ment.—A Country Residence, including in all 20 rooms, with grounds well laid out. including two awns, shrubberies, flower beds, fruit trees, and a kitchen garden; ten glasshouses and1 three cottages; good stabling and coach-house; iu all about four acres; situate in a very pleasant and healthy position. and in a good vicinity for the hunt; gas and water laid on everywhere.—Price £2.600,—Apply to T, H. Higgins. Rockclifie, Wellingborough, Norths.
nHARMING COUNTRY HOME, Midlands, 20 rooms, every modem convenience, stabling, lodge at park gates, dairy, brewhouse, and numerous other outbuildings; lies very high on gravel soil-view over several counties; well-timbered grounds’, many specimen trees; good shooting and fishing• together with nearly 400 acres of well-let farm land; ownership carries with it the lordship of extensive manor.—Price £18,000, or £15,000 and timber at valuation.—Particulars, with phot and plan from Jennings and Fell, land agents, 3, Broad-street-buildmgs, London, E.C.
P ERMONDSEY.—FREEHOLD BUILDING
p* SITE for Sale; 11,130ft.; ten minutes from London Bridge; price moderate.—Apply Messrs. Woulfe, 37, Bloomsbury-square.
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T OCUM TENENS.—Licensed auctioneer acts J-i at short notice in cases of illness or pressure, employer to supply staff; terms, 25 per cent, of commission (minimum one guinea per diem while absent), and third class rail; bank reference, or would deposit security; no cards.—Taylor, Staplehurst, Kent. Telegrams by Unicode.
T) E-ENGAGEMENT Wanted with good firm J-U of auctioneers; over five years’ experience and references; competent to take complete charge of books, manage sales (agricultural and furniture), and well up in general office routine.—R. Young Harcourt Lodge, Salisbury,
ППО AUCTIONEERS and VALUERS.—
-L Wanted, re-engagement as ASSISTANT SALESMAN or otherwise; experienced in all branches; eight years’ license; country preferred.—Apply “H 0.” (706), ESTATES GAZETTE office, 6, St. Bride-street, E 0.
Д UCTION and ESTATE CLERK (25) desires ■־*. SITUATION with a well-known City firm of auctioneers and valuers; has had 11 years all-round experience; well up in auction and register work, shorthand and bookkeeping, accounts, etc.; excellent references; moderate salary and commission.— Address “ Alpha ” (709), ESTATES GAZETTE office, 6, St. Bride-street, E.C.
PURVEYORS’ INSTITUTION EXAMINA-TIONS.—BIRMINGHAM and MIDLANDS.—Messrs. Donne and Raffety, F.S.I., undertake the preparation of candidates for the Land Agency sub-division of these examinations Practical work may be seen on estates.—Particulars and terms on application, 71. Temple-row, Birmingham.
PURVEYORS’ INSTITUTION.” ’
^ Graham Mould’s Classes for next examinations will recommence Tuesday, May 2 (P.A.S.I.), and Thursday, May 4 (F.S.I.). Entries may be made and advance papers studied now. At the last three Fellowship examinations all Mr. Mould’s pupils were successful. Also P.A.S.I. (1897) Penfold Silver Medal and Driver Prize.—Syllabus upon application to Mr. Graham Mould, F.S.I., 25, Great James-street, Bedford-row. Telephone 228 Holborn. Lecture room, 3, John-street, Bedford-row.
Mr.
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PURVEYORS’ INSTITUTION EXAMINA-
D TIONS.—Complete courses of preparation in class or by correspondence in all divisions and subdivisions. The twelve months’ course will commence on April 18. At the last four examinations the following prizes were obtained by Mr. Parry’s pupils:—1895 and 1896, Institution Prize, Driver Prize and Penfold Silver Medal; 1897, Institution Prize and Special Prize; 1898, Institution Prize, Special Prize, Driver Prize and Penfold Silver Medal, and Crawter Prize (one of the two bracketed winners of the last). At the Examination of last March, more than half of the successful list were Mr. Parry’s pupils.— Apply to Mr. Richard Parry, F.S.I., A.M.I.C.E., etc., 27, Great George-street, Westminster (immediately opposite the Surveyors’ Institution). Telephone No.: 680 Westminster.
G URVEYORS’ INSTITUTION EXAMINV
TIONS. — Mr. Samuel Skrimshire, F.S.I. by examination, assisted in the law subjects by Mr. Sidney Wright. M.A.. Barrister-at-Law. Author of the “ Law of Landed Estates.” the “ Law of Fixtures.” Editor of the “ Law and Practice of Dilapidations.” etc., prepare candidates for the above examinations in all divisions and sub-divisions. Complete course in class or by correspondence. Personal instruction. Driver prize and Penfold silver medal.—Syllabus on application to Mr. Samuel Skrimshire, 100, Jermyn-street, St. James’s, S.W.— Auctioneers’ Institute Examinations.—Mr. Samuel Skrimshire, F.S.I., and Mr. Sidney Wright. M.A., Barrister-at-Law, also prepare candidates for the examinations of this Institute. (Address as above).
1־^ STATE STEWARD or BAILIFF Requires -U ENGAGEMENT; estate work, farming, rearing, breeding, fattening, buying and selling stock; life experience; age 40; good references.—J. W. Hobbs, 17, Russell-street, Reading.
WANTED, a SITUATION in an auctioneer’s and estate agent’s office by a young man aged 21; good experience; used to keeping registers and inventory work; writes shorthand; nominal salary required.—“ F. W. J.,” Wel'low Farm, Near Romsey, Hants.
mo AUCTIONEERS, SURVEYORS and
-L OTHERS.—Advertiser is anxious to obtain an appointment as CLERK or RENT COLLECTOR: well up in ,bookkeeping, good writer; excellent references. —Address, “ W.,”	21, Belmont-road, West-green,
Tottenham, N.
INVENTORY and REGISTER CLERK, nine
years’ experience with well-known West-end firms; moderate salary for permanent SITUATION. “ F. c. S.” (711), Estates Gazette office, 6, St. Bride-street, E.C.
Q ANITARY INSPECTORS.—EXAMINA-
LI TIONS for qualification under the SANITARY INSTITUTE. A qualified Surveyor, and holder of certificates of competency in sanitary knowledge and building construction, is prepared to coaeh Ladies and Gentlemen for tnese Exams, by correspondence. Fees entirely c<mditional on the pupil’s success, payable after passing, har a nominal guarantee of good faith-Geo. B. Dafforn, P.A.S.I., 25. High-street. Wimbledon.
AUCTIONEERS’ INSTITUTE EXAMINA-
TiONS.—Preparation for the A.A.I. Exam, of March. 1900. by Mr. J. H. W. Wheeler, F.S.I.. F.A.I., Assoc. Sanit. Inst. The second annual course comi menees end of May next, and may be taken by correspondence or personally. —For particulars address. 189. Fulham-road. South Kensington. S.w!
ASPATR1A
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE
(Via Carlisle).
■o'nrrvn'RD 1874
SITUATED TN ONE OF THE FINEST STOCK-RAISING DISTRICTS OF THE COUNTRY. Approved by the Council of the Surveyors* Insti-^ tution as affording professional instruction. Special preparation for Preliminary and Professional Assooiateship Examinations (Land Agency Section).
Six Farms, Dairy and Workshops.
For Prospectus and lists of successes apply to the Prinoipal, 3. Smith Hill. B.A., B.So., Prizeman of the Royal Agricultural Sooiety, Associate of the Surveyors’ Institution.