April 22, 1899.
THE ESTATES GAZETTE,
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Sales ־be Etictton.
With. Possession.
CITY OF WINCHESTER.
The very successful and' important FULLY-LICENSED PREMISES (Wholesale and Retail), known as Welch’s Wine Stores, 8, Great Minster-street, a Freehold Property, comprising a capital bar, with entrances from Great Minster-street and Little Minster-street, three extensive and vaulted cellars, and wine cellar.
An excellent old-fashioned Residence attached, containing two sitting rooms, kitchen and offices, eight large bed rooms, store rooms, and w.c.’s. Also the well-built Range of Stabling in Little Minster-street, consisting of two stalls and two loose boxes, double coach-house, harness room, three living rooms, loft, walled yard, and' carriage pitch, the whole forming one of the most important and successful licensed premises in the city, which 1\/[־E!S<SRS. GUDGEON and SONS have been
1V-L favoured with instructions from Mr. John A. Welch (who is retiring from business) to Offer by Auction, at the George Hotel, Winchester, on Wednesday, May 3, 1899, at Three o’clock precisely, in One Lot.
The successful nature of the business carried on for some years by the present owner and occupier may be ascertained by an inspection of the books and returns (which are open to any bona-fide applicant), and they will fully justify the assertion that the trade has been progressive and thoroughly remunerative, and that the sale of the property offers to brewers, distillers, speculators, and others a rare opportunity of securing a valuable six days’ full license, free from restrictions, of a very exceptional character.
Particulars and conditions of sale may be had (in due course) of Messrs. Bowker and Son, !solicitors, Winchester: and of Messrs. Gudgeon and Sons, auctioneers, Winchester.
In Bankruptcy.—By order of the Trustee (C. Fitch Kemp, Esq.).—Messrs. Eliot’s Estate.
PLUSH ESTATE, DORSET,
About nine miles from Dorchester, and 17 miles from the sea coast. Within nine miles of the L. and S.W.R. and G.W.R. main line Stations. Dorchester.—Sale of Remaining Lots.
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Auction, at the King’s Arms Hotel, Dorchester, on Wednesday, May 3, 1899, at Three for 3.30 p.m. (subject to such conditions as shall be then and there produced), a valuable and attractive FREEHOLD AGRICULTURAL and SPORTING PROPERTY known as the Plush Manor Estate, occupying a healthy and pleasant situation in the parish of Buckland Newton, with its fine old Mansion House, known as the Plush Manor House, approached by a long carriage drive, and surrounded by inexpensive pleasure garden, studded with some fine trees and shrubs. There is a capital and well-stocked kitchen garden, large and commodious stables, coach-house, harness room, coachman’s and gardener’s cottages. Contiguous and forming part of the Estate are Two fertile and valuable AGRICULTURAL HOLDINGS, with excellent farmhouses and homesteads (one of the farmhouses being of quite recent construction), and 11 Cottages and gardens. The two holdings are known as Plush Manor Farm, of about 493 acres, and the Home, or Harvey, Farm, a highly productive agricultural holding of about 418 acres.
The above property comprises a total acreage of 911 acres or thereabouts, and produces a gross rent roll of £649 per annum. The estate is situate in the midst of a good social and sporting district, is within easy reach of the meets of the famous Black-more Yale, Cattistock, and South Dorset Hounds, and offers an exceptional opportunity to anyone desirous of acquiring a valuable Freehold Estate either for occupation or as an investment.
Particulars, plans, and conditions of sale may be obtained, in London, of Messrs. Hores, Pattison and Bathurst, 52, Lincoln’s-inn-fields, W.C.; and in Weymouth of Messrs. Andrews, Barrett and Wilkinson; of Messrs. Bowen and Symes; and of Messrs. Crickmay and Sons, architects and surveyors. For particulars, plan, and conditions of sale, with orders to view the property, and for any further information that intending purchasers may require, application should be made to the Auctioneer, at his Offices, 72, St. Thomas-street, Weymouth; of Mr. 0. B. Stiby, estate agent, Bradford Peverell, Dorset; of the Trustee (C. Fitch Kemp, Esq.), at his Offices, 71, Lombard-street, London, E.O.; or to Messrs. Lock and Reed, solicitors, Dorchester.
Re Chas. Hopkinson and Sons.
THE WOTTON COURT ESTATE, GLOUCESTER, comprising the fine old Residence, known as Wotton Court, with enclosures of pasture orcharding adjoining, in the occupation of C. G. Clark, Esq.; the Family Residence, known as Hilldrop, in the occupation of Thos. Thorpe, Esq.; Elmbridge Field Farm, in the occupation of Mr. Henry Morgan; together with Enclosures of accommodation Pasture Land, and Six Cottages, the whole embracing an area of 208 acres, having extensive frontages to main roads, forming a most important building estate of rapidly increasing value, in or close to the city of Gloucester, and offering to Building Societies, Land Companies, and Investors, a rare opportunity for the profitable employment of capital, the greater portion of the estate being available for immediate development.
MESSRS. BRUTON, KNOWUES and 00.
J-YJ.. are instructed by Mr. G. Sneath, F.C.A., the Trustee of the Estate of Messrs. Charles Hopkinson and Sons, to Sell by Auction, the above Estate, at the Bell Hotel, Gloucester, on Saturday, May 13, 1899, at Two for Three o’clock in the afternoon, in One or more Lots, as may be determined upon at the time of sale.	,	״ ״^ .
Particulars and plans may be had of Messrs. Price, Waterhouse and Co., chartered accountants, 44. Gresham-street, London, E.C.: Messrs. Jerome White-house and Co., solicitors, 32, Walbrook. London. E.C.; or of Messrs. Bruton, Knowles and Co., estate agents and auctioneers, Albion-chambers, Gloucester.
Preliminary Announcement.
To Capitalists, Land Syndicates, Investors, Speculators^ and others!.
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Jymes Peto, Esq., to Sell by Auction, at Lowestoft, in the month of July next, an exceedingly valuable and! attractive AGRICULTURAL and BUILDING ESTATE, situate in the paris1 es of Kirkley, Pake-field, Carlton Colville, and Gisleham, comprising most compact Farms, with Farmhouses, Agricultural Buildings and Cottages, and about 410 acres, chiefly in hand, of arable and grass land, having highly important building frontages of about 4.000ft. to main roads, and offering, from its proximity to Lowestoft, an exceptional opoortumty for profitable building development; also Garden Land, adjoining Kirkley Cemetery, having a building frontage of about 600ft: valuable Grazing Marshes, m the parish of Oulton. containing 119a. 2r. 24p.. in hand. The charming Residence, 17. Esplanade, Lowestoft, and the Stabling and Coach-house, at the corner of Victoria-road and Parade-road, South Lowestoft Particulars and conditions of sale may be obtained in due course of Messrs. Ellen and Holt. Lowestot and Great Yarmouth, Vendors’ Solicitors; or of the Auctioneer, Lowestoft.
Sales bp ludion.
By order of the Trustees of Captain Madan, deed. —For occupation or investment.—ST. JOHN’S WOOD.—5 and 6, NoHhwick-terrace, Hamilton-terrace
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1899, at Two o’clock, the above PAIR of Semi-detached LEASEHOLD RESIDENCES, with stabling and long gardens, extending in the rear to Maida-vale, where there are private entrances. The accommodation comprises each nine bed and dressing rooms, bath, three large reception rooms, and extensive domestic offices. Rental values £155 per ai.num each. Ground rent for the two £30 10s. per annum.
Particulars and conditions of sale may be obtained at the Mart; of Messrs. M. and H. Turner, solicitors, I 22, Sackville-street, W.; and the Auctioneer, 46, Gresham-street, E.C., and 12, High-road, Kilburn, N.W. T.N. 298 London-wall.
ST. JOHN’S WOOD and BRONDESBURY —Freehold and Long Leasehold Family Residences, close to omnibus routes and stations on the N.L. and Met. Railways.
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1899, at Two o’clock, the following very desirable PROPERTIES: —
ST. JOHN’S WOOD.—No. 17, Abercorn-place.—A Freehold semi-detached double-fronted Residence, with possession, having large garden with space at side, and containing four reception rooms, seven bed, dressing, and bath rooms Modern drainage. Rental value £110.—Solicitors, Messrs. Hooper and Co., Biggleswade.
ST. JOHN’S WOOD.—No. 108, Clifton-hill. with vacant possession. A detached Residence, containing seven bed rooms, bath, two recention rooms, kitchen, and offices. Rental value £75.—^Solicitor, H. Marshall, Esq., 27, King-street, E.C.
BRONDESBURY.—232, Willesden-lane. A grand detached double-fronted modern-built Family Residence. standing in large, well-matured garden (with domed conservatory), having three reception rooms on ground floor, eight bed and dressing rooms, bath (h. and c.). Complete offices. Modtern drainage. Rental value £130.—Solicitors, Messrs. Harris and Chetham, 35, Finsbury-circus׳, E.C.
Sales ta Auction.
Telegrams: “Norman, auctioneer, London.” Telephones: No. 4 Stratford; No. 5518 Bank.
By order of the Mortgagees.
TIDAL BASIN, VICTORIA DOCKS. ]WTESSRS. NORMAN and SON are favoured O..TX with instructions to Sell by Auction, at the Swan Hotel, Broadway, Stratford, on Monday, May 8, 1899, at 7.30	p.m., FIVE desirable bay-window
HOUSES, Nos. 18 and 26, Lansdowne-road, Tidal Basin, producing £123 10s. per annum; held upon lease for a term of 99 years from Michaelmas, 1878, at a ground rent of £15 per annum. Also SEVEN well-built HOUSES, being Nos. 2 to 14, Thomas-street, near Ford’s Park (formerly Nos. 1 to 7, Agnes-terrace)., let to old tenants, and producing £118 16s. per annum, landlord paying rates and taxes; held upon lease for a term of 99 years from Christmas, 1884, at the moderate ground rent of £19 5s. per annum.
From the proximity to the Royal Albert Docks, Thames Iron Works, and other important industries, these properties are always let, and• the rents ensured.
Particulars and conditions of sale may be had of Messrs. Robins, Hay. Waters and Hay, solicitors, 9, Lincoln’s-inn-fields, W.C.; and of the Auctioneers, Town Hall-chambers, Stratford; 10, Barking-road, Canning Town ; and 79, Queen-street, Cheapside, E.C.
MAIDA-VALE.—Lon g Leasehold, modern-built Family Residence, in this favourite locality.—For occupation or investment.
1\/TR. LEOPOLD FARMER will Sell by Auc-1VJL tion. at the Mart. E.C., on Thursdav, April 27, 1899, at Two o’clock (unless previously disnosed of), the very conveniently arranged! FAMILY RESIDENCE. known as 171. Sutherland-ayenue. Maida-vale. The accommodation comprises nine bed and dressing rooms, bath (h. and c.), four reception rooms, kitchen, and excellent domestic offices; garden and tennis cou״t in rear. Rental value £110. Lease 80 years. Ground rent £14.
Particulars and conditions of sale may be obtained at the Mart; of Henrv I. Coburn. Esa,, solicitor, 54. Leadenhall-street. E.C. ; and the Auctioneer, 46, Gresham-street, E.C., and 12, High-road, Kilburn, N.W. T N. 298 Lond'on-wall.
MARYLEBONE. TOTTENHAM-COURT-RO AD. CLERKENWELL, KING’S-CROSS. HOLLOWAY, and PADDINGTON.
lyTES’SRS. HENRY HOLMES and CO. will
i.YL Sell bv Auction, at the Mart, E.G., on Monday, Mav 1, at Two o’clock precisely: —
The FREEHOLD PREMISES, 4. Whitfield-street. Tottenham-court-road, W., producing £253 10s. per annum.
LEASEHOLDS.
GREAT PORTLAND-STREET.—Simp, House and Workshop. 100, Bolsover-street, W. Let on lease in consideration of a premium׳ at £104 per annum; term over 40 vears at £34.
GREAT PORTT׳AND-STREET.—Shop and House. 4 Bolsover-street, W. Let to a yearly tenant at £70 per annum : term 4* years (less three davs). at £16 GREAT PORTLAND-STREET.—Shoo and House. 31. Ridinghouse-street, W. Let at £85 per annum; term 24h years, at £28.
MARYLEBONE.—Residence. 21, Nottingham-street. W. Let at £85 per annum; term 5 vears, at £20.
Solicitor, S. H. Ackroyd, Esq , 14, Finsbury-circus. E.C.
PADDINGTON.—The Private Residence, 14. Chil-worth-street, with possession. Rental value £90 per annum; term Z% years■, at £10.—Solicitors, Messrs. Leggatt, Rubinstein and Co., 5, Raymond-buildings. Grav’s-inn, W.C.
GREAT PORTLAND-STREET-Two Shop־* and Houses. 2 ,and 3. Upner Marylebone-street, W. Let to yearly tenants at £165 per annum; term 21 years, at £90.
KING’S-CROSS.—Shop and House. 25. Tonbridge-street. Let at £38 per annum; term 7i shears, at £16 16s.
CLERKENWELL.—Dwelling House 4, Tysoe-street Producing £78 per annum; term 26| years, at £35 per annum.
MARYLEBONE.—Block of Dwellings—8, Paradise-place. Producing £160 per annum; term about 60 years, at £10.
Solicitors, Messrs. Shaen, Roscoe. Massey and Co., 8, Bedford-rcw, W.C.
Two Dwelling Houses, 212 and 221. Brecknock-road, N. Let at £54 and £42 per annum Leases over 65 years, at ground rents of £6 10s. and £6 each.—Solicitors, Messrs. Buxton, Ashton and Son, „ 38. Sackville-street, W.
i Particulars •and conditions of sale may be had of the respective Solicitors; at the Mart; and of the Auctioneers, 6. Mortimer-street, W.. and Regent House, Regent-street, W. Telephone No. 1893 Gerrard Wednesday next.—SOUTH HAMPSTEAD and HARLESDEN —Long Leasehold Properties. TNMA.N and CO. will Offer by Auction, at -L the Mart. Tokenhouse-yard. E.O., on Wednesdaj' next. April 26. 1899. at Two o’clock, in Lots: — SOUTH HAMPSTEAD—190, Belsize-road. Let at £80 per annum Term 56 years Ground rent £11. —Solicitors. Messrs. Potter and Heath, 70, Highroad, Kilburn.
HARLESDEN—Two Residences Holly Lodge. 2. Stracey-road, and St. Michael’s Lodge, 4. Stracev-road. Let at £50 and £45 per annum. Terms 86 vears. Ground rent« £12 and £10.—Solicitors. Messrs Windybank, Samuell and Behrend, 34, Walbrook, E.C.
Particulars at. Mart; of Solicitors: and Auction Offices. 126. Maida-vale. W. Established 1849.
STOCK WELT״.
Bv order of Executors.—Two Leasehold Dwelling Houses, situate close to Stockwell and Brixton Railway Stations; let to weekly tenants, and producing £72 16s Per annum.
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Slockwell, S.W., on Wednesday. Mav 10. at S׳'x p.m. precisely, in separate Lots, the DWELLING HOUSES Nos. 23 and 25. Hargwyne-street, Stockivell : let to tenants of 17 and 15 years’ standing respectively, at 14s. per week each, landlord paying taxes; held for 78 years unexpired, at £5 each ground rent.
Particulars and conditions of sale of Me«=rs. Carter and Swallow, solicitors. 61. Carev-street Lin-4 coln’s-inn. W.C. : or of the Auctioneers, 14, North Audley-street, Grosvenor-square, W.
BLACKHEATH and GREENWICH.
FREEHOLD GROUND RENTS.
To Trustees, Investors, and others.
A Portion of the Estates! of the late William Anger-stein, Esq., comprising important and valuable Freehold Ground Rents, amounting to £418 per annum, and peppercorn rents, arising from and most amply secured upon about 140 shops and terrace houses, situate at Westcombe-park and Woolwich-road׳, together with the reversions _ to the rack rents! on the expiration of the existing leases in from 72 to 88 years. The property will be divided into numerous Lots, comprising parcels of ground rents varying in amount from £4 to £24, offering to investors securities of a safe and improving eh iracter.
־lyfESSRS. BEADED, WOOD and! CO. will 1Y1 Sell by Auction, at the Ma"t, Tokenhouse-yard, London, E.C., on Tuesday, May 16, 1899, at One o’clock precisely, in 45 Lots, the above FREEHOLD GROUND RENTS, secured upon the following properties : —
Nos. 1 to 4, Station-villas, Westcombe-hill, and factory in rear.
Nos. 1 to 21, 25 to 29, Bridge-terrace, Woolwich-road. Nos. 2 to 9, Horn-lane. Woolwich-road.
Nos. 1 to 39 (odd), and 10 to 28 (even), Aldeburgh-street, Woolwich-road.
Nos. 1 to 24 and 26, Fearon-street, Woolwich-road. Nos. 30 to 48, Aldeburgh-street North, do.
Nos. 1 to 22, Edith-terrace,	do.
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Re B. Collnp Curtis, deceased).
BEXLEY HEATH, KENT.
־¡yfESS'RS. NORMAN and SON have been 1YJL favoured with instructions by the Administratrix of the late Benjamin Oollup Curtis to Submit to Public Auction, at the Masons’ Hall Tavern, Masons -avenue, Basinghall-street, E.C., on Tuesday, April 25, 1899, at One o’clock (unless an acceptable offer is made in the interim),, the LONG valuable LEASE, Goodwill, Trade Fittings, and Effects, with possession, of the noted LORD BEXLEY ARMS, a delightful choice suburban Fully-licensed׳ Property, situate on main London road, and undoubtedly the finest position in that rapidly improving suburb. The entire house and premises have just been rebuilt regardless of cost, and the business and home conveniences are matchless. Splendid Stabling, large back premises, with beautiful garden in the rear. Held on lease from the eminent firm of Messrs. Truman, Hanbury, Buxton and Co., Ltd., of which 59 years are unexpired, at the nominal rental of £100 per annum.	. „	,
The trade at present is only in its׳ infancy,, and in a very brief period this property must do at least £400 monthly, and at full prices.
Further particulars and conditions of sale, also photo and plans, will shortly be ready, and may be obtained at the office of J. S. Tyler, Esq., sohcitor, Ilford, Essex, and 791, Gracechurch-street, City E.C.; and at Town Hall-chambers, Stratford, E., and 79„ Queen-street, Cheapside, E.C., from whom cards to’ View can also be obtained, and books seen. Telephones: No. 4, Stratford, and No. 5518 Bank.
Nos. 1 to 18, The Pavement,
-	Gordon-villa, and 1, 4, ,and 5, Bello Vue-terrace,
Particulars and conditions׳ of sale may tie obtained c:feriio.״‘iro°r־d'
STRATFORD.—Sale of a genuine property on account of ill-health of proprietor.
THE TWO PUDDINGS (Licensed) Restaurant), 27, Broadway.
MESSRS. NORMAN and SON are favoured with instructions to Sell by Public Auction, at the Masons’ Hall Tavern, Masons’-avenue, Basmg-hall-street, E.C., on Tuesday. April 25, 1899, at One o’clock (unless an acceptable offer is made m the interim), the valuable LEASE and GOODWILL, with possession„ of the above LICENSED RESTAURANT, occupying the most central position in the important borough of West Ham. Held on lease at the low rental of £67 per annum, and in possession of the highly lucrative trade of about £400 monthly.	„ ,	_	. ..
The opening of the new Palace of Varieties, together with the gigantic improvements about to be made in the adjacent properties, including the extension of the Town Hall and1 County and Police Court, must necessarily improve the value, and £700 a month should׳ easily be done. Most liberal loans can be arranged.	~	,
To the moderate working capitalist this affords an opportunity of acquiring one of the most genuine old-established properties in the East of
Particulars, with plan and conditions׳ of sale, may be obtained of W. T. Hartcup. Esq., solicitor, Norwich; at the Mart; and of Messrs. Beadel, Wood and Co., 97, Gresham-street, London, E.C.
Between BLACKHEATH and CHARLTON.
Important FREEHOLD BUILDING ESTATE.
To Land Companies, Capitalists, and Building Speculators.
The choice Freehold Building Estate, known as Eastcombe, a portion of the estates׳ of the late William Angerstein, Esq., on the main road from Blackheath to Charlton, about half a mile from. Westcombe-park and ׳Charlton Stations, from whence London is reached by South Eastern Rail-wav in. 20 minutes, about a mile from Blackheath, and in the midst of a bealthv and highly_popular district, comprising a commodious family residence, with two lodge entrances, stabling, charming pleasure grounds, and well-timbered miniature park, let on yearly tenancy at £280 per annum: together with beautiful undulating pasture land extending from the Charlton-road with long frontage thereto, to Victoria and Invicta, roads. West-combe-hill. the whole comprising 38 acres. The estate is immediately ripe for deveiopment, and offers exceptional facilities to capitalists for the creation of ground rents, and the demand for middle-class houses in this! favourite locality assures successful building operations.
־]/\1־ESSRS. BEADEL. WOOD and CO. will
i־Yl Sell by Auction, at. the Mart Tokenhouse-yard London, E.C., on Tuesday. Mav 16. at One o’clock preeiselv. the above valuable BUILDING ESTATE in One Lot.
Particulars, with nlan and conditions of sale, may be obtained a• in the preceding advertisement.
BLACKHEATH and GREENWICH.
Valuable FREEHOLD BUILDING LAND.
To Builders, Land Companies, and Speculators.
A Plot of valuable Freehold Building Land, ripe for the immediate erection of villa residences, situate in and having an important frontage of 172ft. to Westcombe-hill, within five minutes’ walk of Westcombe-park Station on the South Eastern Railway, and1 only 20׳ minutes’ ride from London Bridge, and containing about half an acre. With possession.
A valuable Freehold Building Site, known as Combe Farm, available for the erection of first-class villa-and shops, situate in and having a frontage of 300ft. to Westcombe-hill and 200ft. to Milton-road, adjacent to Westcombe-park Station, and containing about two acres. Let on a yearly tenancy. A Block of Freehold Building Land of about six acres, with a frontage of 1.100ft. to Horn-lane, near the Woolwich-road. and let on a yearW tenancy. Suitable for the erection of manufacturing premises.
An important area of Freehold Building Land, situate adjacent to the Woolwich-road, ready for the immediate erection of houses and business premises, and containing about 28 acres. Let on a. vearlv tenancy.
MESSES. BEADED. WOOD and CO. will
1VJ. Sell 'by Auction, at the :Mart. Tokenhouse-yard. London, E.C., on Tuesday. May 16. 1899, at One o’clock precisely, in Four Lots, the above valuable FREEHOLD PROPERTIES, being a portion of the estate of the late William Angerstein. Esq.
Particulars, with plans and conditions of sale, mav be obtained as above.
Sound Freehold) Investments.
Freehold Ground Rents, and Freehold Houses.
LEYTONSTONE and ILFORD.
Important Freehold Ground Rents of £30 10s. per arnum (in two collections), secured upon well-let property at May v el-road and Granleigh-road, Leytonstone, producing together rack rentals of about £260 per annum.
Also Ten well-built Freehold Houses (arranged as flats), situate and known as Nos. 7 to 25 (odd numbers), Lawrence-avenue, Romford-road, Ilford, let at rentals producing about £380 per annum.
MESSRS. J. W. WEST and CO. will Sell by
Auction, at the Mart. Tokenhouse-yard. E.C., on Wednesday, May 17, 1899. at Two o’clock precisely (unless previously disposed of by private treaty).	„	,	_
Full particulars and conditions of sale may be obtained of Messrs. Redley, May and Fletcher, solicitors 23, Bush-lane, Cannon-street, E.C.; at the Mart, E.C.’; at the principal inns in the neighbourhoods'; and from the Auctioneers’ Offices, 91a, Mortimer-street, Regent-street, London, W.
of Messrs. Crossman, Prichard. Crossman and Block, solicitors. 14 and 16, Theobald’s-road, W.C. ; James Turner, Esq., solicitor., 2, Dunedin House, Basing-hall-avenue, E.C.; on the Premises; at the place of sale; and of the Auctioneers. Town Hall-chambers, Stratford; 10, Barking-road, Canning Town; and 79 Queen-street, E.C., from whom cards to view may also be obtained._________________________________
Desirable Freehold Investments.
WEST HAM and CANNING TOWN.
Notice of Sale by Auction of the valuable Site, krown, and formerly licensed, as the Crooked Billet. West Ham-lane, having a frontage ot 48ft. llin.
Freehold Corner Shop and Premises, being No	83,	Liverpool-road,	within	a	few
minutes’ walk of Canning Town Railway
Station. Let on lease at, per annum ....£40 0 0
Freehold Corner Shop and Premises, being No.	40,	Ordnance-road,	within	a	few
minutes’ walk of Canning Town Railway Station. Let on an agreement at, per
annum ........................;....6-׳ u u
Freehold Corner Shop and Premises, being No. 107, Malmesbury-road, Ordnance-road,
Canning Town. Let on lease at £45 per
annum, increasing to, per annum ........ 50 0 0
Two well-built double-fronted Private Residences, being Nos. 103 and 105. Malmesbury-road, each containing eight rooms,
and producing together per annum ....... 67 J'2 0
And the Vacant Plot of Ground, having a frontage of about 122ft. to Ascott-street. Hermit-road, Canning Town,	suitable	for	a builder	and'	contractor’s yard.	,	.	...	.	,	-
The whole being	of the	total	estimated/	rental	ot
£224 12s. per annum.	___	„	.
־MESSRS. NORMAN and SON are favoured
iVL With- instructions to Submit the above, in separate Lots, to Public Auction, at the Swan Hotel Stratford, on Monday, May 8, 1899, at 7.30 P.m.
Particulars and conditions of sale may be had of Messrs׳. Bayley, Adams. Hawker and' Noble, solicitors. Raydon House, Potter s Fields, Tooley-street, 8.E.: at the place of sale: and of the Auc-tioneers, Town Hall-chambers, !Stratford. E.;	10.
Barking-road, Canning Town״ E.; and 79, Queen-street, Cheapside, E.C.	_________________
Telephones: No. 4 Stratford, and 5,518 Bank;
Telearrams;, “Norman, auctioneer, London.
UPTON MANOR.
־MESSRS. ]STORMAN and SON are favoured 1V1 with instructions to Offer for Sale by Public Auction, at the Swan Hotel. Broadwav, Stratford, oil Mondav, Mav 8, 1899. at 7.30 p.m., the desirable FREEHOLD VILLA RESIDENCE, situate and known as Uxbridge House43 ״. Terrace-road, as above. Idle property is exceptionally well built and convenientlv arranged, situate in one of the best residential neighbourhoods, within six minutes' walk of Plais-tow Station, and three minutes’ walk of West Ham Park. Estimated rental £42 per annum.
Particulars and׳ condition׳־ of sale may be obtained from Messrs. Naunton and Son, solicitors. 58, Cheap-side, E.C., and! 49. Oxford-street. W.: and from the Auctioneers (together with orders to yiew). Town Ha 11-chambers. Stratford. E.: 79. Queen-street, Cheapside. E.O.; and IQ, Barking-road, E.
Telegrams: “Norman, auctioneer. London.”
Telephones: No. 4 Stratford: No 5518 Bank.
Long Leasehold Investments.—STRATFORD.
MESSRS. NORMAN and SON are favoured with instructions to Sell by Public Auction at the Swan Hotel. Broadwav. Stratford, on Monday Mav 8 1899, the desirable LEASEHOLD SHOP and PREMISES, situate at No. 32, Oullum-street, Martin-street, Stratford!, let and producing £28 12s. per annum. Also the LEASEHOLD DWELT,ING HOTTSP situate at No. 47, Oullum-street, Stratford, let and producing £20 16s. per annum: held׳ upon a lease of which 78 years were unexpired at Christmas. 1898. at the moderate ground rent of £10 10s. per annum The property is situate within a few minutes of Stratford main station, G.E.R., and in close proximity to the business thoroughfare of Stratfordbroadway.	. .	״ , ״ , .	,
Particulars and conditions of sale may be obtained from Messrs. Munton and Morris, solicitors, 95a Queen Victoria-street, City, E.C.; and of the Auctioneers, Town Hall-chambers. Stratford ; 10, Barkmg-road, Canning Town; and 79, Queen-street, Cheapside, E.C.
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