799
THE ESTATES GAZETTE
May 13, 1899.
Sales t>1? auction.
OCKLEY, SURREY, about 2£ miles from Ockley Station, L.B. and S.C. Railway, eight miles from Dorking, and five miles from Horsham. lyTESSHS. WHITE and SONS are favoured dr , with instructions to Sell by Auction, at the Red Lion Hotel, Dorking, on Thursday, May 25, 1899, in ^ne Lot- a most desirable small RESIDENTIAL and SPORTING FREEHOLD ESTATE, known as Oakdale, consisting of 131 acres of meadow arable and woodland. The house, which is well adapted for a hunting and shooting box, is situated in a high position, commanding very extensive •*s sur1rounded by a good garden, adjoining which is a three-stall stable, coach-house, and harness room, and the compact farm buildings. There is a second homestead, known as Littlebrooks, an old picturesque timbered farmhouse, now occupied a9 5wo niienements׳ also a yard, barn, and cattle sheds. The property for its size affords excellent snooting and is situated within easy reach of four packs of fox and stag hounds. The house and build״ mgs are supplied by gravitation with water from an excellent spring on the estate.
Particulars, with plans and conditions of sale, may be obtained in due course at the place of sate ; at the hotels in the market towns of Horsham, Guildford, and Dorking; of G. W. Wesley, Esq solicitor to the vendor. West-street, Dorking; and ot Messrs. White and Sons, auctioneers, land agents and valuers, Dorking and Leatherhead,
WESTCOTT, near Dorking, about 1 h miles from Dorking and Station on S.E. Railway. lyTESSRS. WHITE and SONS are favoured ¿7־1־ With instructions to Sell bv Auction, at the fooh + £	?Wkm£־ on Thursday. May 25,
Four o clock, m Three Lots, the FREEHOLD COTTAGE RESIDENCE, situated facing Westcott Common, standing in grounds of over two acres, known as Hill House containing three reception rooms, seven bed and dressing rooms and servants offices; stabling for four horses, coach-house, •+T?Se^c‘; &ardener’s and coachman’s cottages, with lawns, gardens and small paddock, and private approach from the main road. The houses, stabling, cottages and gardens are in the occupation of Lady Florence Blunt, a yearly tenant, under the terms of an expired agreement at a rental of £92 per lLttn!de? n°tice t0 *Wft at Michaelmas next. The paddock is let to Mr. Fred Dixon, who is under notice to quit at September 29. 1899, with 1fnd’+!,at a rental of £6, the apportioned rental for the purpose of this sale being £3 per annum, thus making a total rental of £95 per an-ni?mT ■An ״®nc^os"ure of Meadow Land, comprising about la. Or. Op., apportioned rental £3 per annum-possession at Michaelmas. 1899. And Five brick-bu!lt and slated Freehold Cottages (one used as wood houses for the other four cottages), situated 2S?ri\ to weekly tenants at rentals producing £43 11s. per annum.
Particulars with conditions of sale mav be obtained m due course at the place of sale; of Messrs Francis and Crookenden. 3. New-souare. Lincoln's-mn, London, W.C.; and of Messrs. White and Sons auctioneers, land agents and valuers, Dorking and Leatherhead.
Sales tg ftuetion.
Sales ig Minium.
Estates, Country and Suburban Residences, Town Houses, Flats, Shops, Business Premises, Investments, etc.
lyf ESSRS. TROLLOPE’S Printed Register of
ILL Properties for Sale by Private Contract and to be Let may be had on application at their Offices,
7. Hobart-place, Eaton-square,	\
West Halkin-street, Belgrave-square, / T ,
14, Mount-street, Grosvenor-square, and { London 5, Victoria-street, Westminster.	)
Special Lists or Marked Registers will be forwarded on receipt of particulars of requirements. AUCTIONS FOR THE YEAR 1899.
Messrs. Trollope’s Sales of Freehold and Leasehold Estates, Houses, Ground Rents, etc., will take place at the Mart, near the Bank of England, as follows: —
Thursday, October 19th. Thursday,November 23rd Thursday, December 14th
Thursday, May 18th.
Thursday, June 8th.
Thursday, July 13th.
Thursc ay, August 3rd.
Sales will be held on other dates as required. In all cases Messrs. Trollope will be glad to have as long notice as possible respecting any property they may be instructed to Offer by Auction.
By direction of the Representatives of the late G. A. Spottiswoode, Esq.
O CADOGAN SQUARE, S.W.
A very attractive Long LEASEHOLD TOWN HOUSE, most eligibly situate at the corner of the East-terrace, and having stabling at rear. Held direct from Earl Cadogan for an unexpired term of 74 years from Lady Day, 1899, at the nominal ground rent of £30.
The accommodation is in every way suitable for a large establishment, and the reception rooms are particularly fine. There is a spacious vestibule, staircase and gallery in oak to first floor, service lift to second floor, also a capital secondary staircase, two fitted bath rooms, etc. The premises generally are in excellent condition and replete with modern conveniences. Use of private garden at side in addition to the ornamental square garden.
To be Sold by Auction, at the Mart,
On Thursday next, May 18, at Two (unless an acceptable offer be previously made privately).
With possession.
Particulars of Messrs. Williams and James, solicitors, Norfolk House, Thames Embankment, W.C.; and, with orders to view, of Messrs. TROLLOPE, estate agents, surveyors and auctioneers, West Halkin-street, Belgrave-square; 7, Hobart-place, Eaton-square, S.W.; 14, Mount-street, Grosvenor-square, W.; and 5, Victoria-street, Westminster.
SUSSEX.—Residential and Sporting Estate wit' Farms. Cottages, and about 700 acres of land ii the Parishes of Brede. Ewhurst, Udimore, an׳ Beekiev. and) within easv access to Rye. Hasting־ and Rohertsbridsre Stations.
"|yrESSRS. REEVE and FINN are instructee
iln hLl 1¿e11Ex,ecut?r3.?f the late Carlos Coleman Esq to Sell bv Auction, at the Castle Hotel Hastings on Wednesday. May 31, 1899. at 2 3 o clock, the above ESTATE, in Lots, as follows
L°t la.—Chitcomb House, with Great and Littl^°reS Chitcomb and Brede Green Farms and
Austen s Woods ........................ t-m
Lot 2h—Burster and Hole Farms, with Kicker
Wood .................................  153
wil1 be first offered ag One Lot.)
L0t ^־Goatham Cottages (a compact little
Holding) ................................ g
T	Freehold Cottages'' at Bccitiev.
Lot 4,—Tibbs Farm, TJdimore (noted for hea-v
crons of hops) ........................( jo
Lot 5. tVick Farm, Udimore (about two miles
from Bve) ............................. 145
־;S,\itv°jilb House.׳ containing five reception am eigtit bed rooms, is charmingly situated in beauti fully laid out grounds planted with the choices azaleas, magnolias, etc. It has gold fisli ponds well-stocked kitcben gardens, sta bang and farm buildings. The woods contain s nr>< very fin0 oaks and afford excellent shooting S״“tlns.w]th East Sussex Foxhounds and Har
Coif Tinv־tr.UpStreanJ ^unds bart of the estate U(uf links at Rye and Hastings.
Particulars and conditions of sale mav be had at place of sale; of Messrs. Philpott and Murton solicitors. Cranbrook; and of the Auctioneers, Eye Sussex, and at Lydd, Kent.	y
By direction of Trustees.
A JAMES - STREET, WESTBOURNE-
T:	TERRACE.—Capital LEASEHOLD HOUSE, well
situate, within a few minutes of Hyde-park, and close to Paddington Station and the omnibus routes. It contains five bed rooms, drawing room, dining room, kitchen, and other conveniences Direct lease for 39£ years to run, at the nominal ground׳ rent of £9. With possession.
To be Sold by Auction, at the Mart,
On Thursday, May 18, at Two. Particulars of Messrs. Stephens and Son, solicitors, 4, Orchard-street, Portman-square, W.; and, with orders to view, of Messrs. TROLLOPE, estate agents, surveyors and auctioneers, 14, Mount-street, Grosvenor-square, W.; and as above. BECKENHAM.—Sound Freehold and Leasehold ~ Investments.
lyTR. THOMAS WRIGHT is instructed to
Yr <Se11 by Auction, at the Ma,t, E.C., on Friday May 19, at Two o’clock, the following PROPERTIES •’ FREEHOLD.	Producing
Nos. 4, 6, 8, 10, 12 and 14, Kelsey-park-roa^ £293n?m6
JN03. 1 to 9, Stanmore-terrace ........ 87 0 0
Victoria Lodge, 16, Ravenscroft-road .. 57 0 0
Plot of Land close to Elmers End Station with a frontage of 160ft.
„ .	*	,	LEASEHOLDS.
Pair of modern Villas, 17 and 18, Aldersmead1-
road, close to Kent House Station....... 100 0 0
Nos. 1 to 6. Stanmore-terrace ..... 124 0 0
No. 86, High-street ................... 51 0 0
18 Houses, 1 to 12, Acacia-road, and 120 to 130, Fuller’s-place, Croydon-road ..... 371 0 0
The total rentals amounting to per
annum ............................. £1,083 0 0
Particulars and conditions of saie may be obtained of Messrs. Robinson, Wilkins and Walton, solicitors, 30 Coieman-street, E.C.; and John H. Gould. Esq., solicitor, 31, High-street, Beckenham; and at the Auctioneer s Offices, Kent House, Beckenham, and Penge, S.E.
B59KS׳ ,in .the Parishes of Ickford. Oakley an ?rlU־iyAS	Freehold Estate, comprisin
'} valuable Freehold Farm of 174 acres of rir feeding land with a small proportion of ferti arable, together with the farmhouse and hom 5/?r ' sTlf?at״ at I°Mord, Bucks, in the occupatio of Mr. John Hutt at a rental of £300 per annum a’s? Fm osnres of Accommodation Land at Oakle arid Beil w.!i he Sold bv Auction, by
EDWARD BOND, at the Spread EaPl
Tha“e; on Tuesday. May 23. 1399 a Three for Four o clock in the afternoon.
T	particulars apply to Messrs. J. an
tioneer Thame S■ Aylesbury ■ °r ‘he Au<
Established 1833.
MR. J. 0. PLATT begs: to state that his Sales׳ for the year 1899 will be held at the Mart, E.U., and Studland Hall, King-street, Hammersmith, W., on the following dates:—
May 17.	September 26.
June 8 and 27.	October 24.
July 18 and 25.	November 28.
August 29.	December 19.
Auctions can also be held on other days at the Mart, E.C., or in the Country, by arrangement.
Auction, Estate, Valuation, Insurance and Rent Collecting Offices, 2, The Broadway, and 195 and 197, King-street, Hammersmith, W. Telephone No. 57 Hammersmith. Telegrams, *‘Platt, Auctioneer, Hammersmith.”
NOTICE.
MR. J. 0. PLATT begs to inform his numerous clientèle and the public generally that he has OPENED his NEW OFFICE at No. 2, THE BROADWAY, Hammersmith, for the conduct of his auction and estate agency business, m connection with Ills premises in King-street. The whole of ־.he offices are connected by private telephone.
gales fig Auction.
CHISWICK and UXBRIDGE-ROAU. ly/TR. J. C. PLATT'will offer for Sale by Auc-lYA tion, at his Mart, Studland Hall, King-street, Hammersmith, on Wednesday evening, May 17, 1899, at Seven o’clock: —
Nos. 1 to 35 (odd), Nos. 2 to 24 (even), Hogarth-avenue, Chiswick, and Nos. 181 and 183, Devonshire-road, Chiswick. All let, and' producing £804 per annum.—Solicitors, Messrs. Whites and Co., 28, Budge-row, E.C.; T. M. Richards, Esq., 2, Dane’s-inn, Strand, W.C.
Nos. 49, 51, 53, 55, 57, and 59, Blomfield-road, Uxbridge-road, Shepherd’s Bush.—Six newly erected Houses, with the latest improvements, and all let at £45 per annum each, tenants paying outgoings. Held for long terms at low ground rents.—Solicitors, Messrs. Rawlings and Butt. 2, Waibrook, E.C.
Further particulars in future advertisements.
Particulars and conditions of sale may be obtained of the respective Solicitors; and of the Auctioneer, as above.
FULHAM PALACE-ROAD. HAMMERSMITH (opposite the Convent of the Good Shepherd, and adjoining the Coroner’s Court).
MP-. J. C. PLATT1 will Sell by Auction, on the Premises, as above, on Thursday afternoon, May 18, 1899, at Three o’clock, a large quantity of BUILDING MATERIALS, comprising doors, sashes and frames, hoards, joists, panelling, cupboard fronts, stacks of firewood, a lean-to greenhouse, 30ft. long, York stone paving, iron railings and gates, stoves, hearths and jambs, iron hot-water pipes, and variety of useful items.
On view day prior and morning of sale. Catalogues of the Auctioneer, as above
L(Y??N—FreehoM Bui,dilW Site.
Yixstaxley, horwooi
nn Tb1״^C0■ ff11 ?I11 by Auction, at the Mart. E C BOTLDTNC'«tto7 1•8.' at.Two «’dock, the FBEEHOL lane an48wE'• Sltuate at the corner of Artiller S™״ Sandy s-row. close to Bishopsgate-strei Without, and covering an area of about 2,100 squai
ofPTK“CUVS an<? conditions of sale may he obtatne L?fS 3' Francis and 0a'der. solicitors, 3. Adelaid! place. London Bridge. E O.: at the Mart ami , the Auctioneers. 33. Paternoster-row. E.C.
CHELSEA—By order of the Executors of Mrs. S. Garland', deceased.—Leasehold Investments.
TWTR. THOMAS WRIGHT is instructed to
it	bI Auction, at the Mart. E.C , on Friday
May 19, at Two o’clock, the 12 DWELLING HOUSES
ii°S 6!i933i״aIi£!	and No5■ 6- 232	׳S• 36׳
41, 42, 43 , 44 and 4o, Slaidburn-street, Chelsea, of the rental of £440 per annum; unexpired terms of 64 years, at moderate ground rents.
rGrtlcul£i£s,and conditions of sale may be obtained ot Messrs. Kobmson, Wilkins and Walton, solicitors
30	Coieman-street, E.C.; and at the Auctioneer umces, Kent House, Beckenham, and Penge, S.E.
ANEELEY.—By order of the Executors.—Detached Besidence. with coach-house, stable, andl large garden.—With possession.
M»■ THOMAS WRIGHT is instructed "to
Sell by Auction, at the Mart. E.C.. on Friday K 19, at Two o’clock, the FAMILY BESIDENCE: Weston Lodge 1 Maple-road, near the Bailway Station and Crystal Pa]ace rn!e accommodation com-, b,ed rooms, bath, three reception rooms, and capital offices; coach-house and stable, and large garden. Rental value £80 per annum. Lease 41 years unexpired at £12 ground rent.
Parliculars and conditions of sale 3e,?biamtdl oi ¥essr3• Shepheards, solicitors.
31	and 32, Fmsbury-circus. E.C.; and at the Auc-
Pe°n|eerSSE° C6S’ Kent H°USe' Beokenham■ and
Preliminary Announcement.—By order of the
Trustees of the late Mr. Morgan.—SOUTH ACTON
NOTTING-HILL and WALWOETH. iy/TR. J. C. PLATT is instructed to offer for Sale by Auction, at the Mart, Tokenhouse-yard, E.C., on Thursday, June 8, 1899, at One o’clock Precisely, the undermentioned valuable PBOPER-TlEb:—
Freehold Ground Bents of £10 per annum, secured upon two villa residences, situated in Eamsay-road South Acton.—Solicitors, Messrs. Coldicott and B_owden, Swan House, next Moorgate-place, E.C.
Corby Villa, 12, Basing-road, Notting-hill; Nos, 3 and 4, Thornton-street, Trafalgar-street, Walworth —Solicitors, Messrs. Watson, Sons and Boom, 16 Bridge-road, Hammersmith, and 12, Bouverie-street Fleet-street, E.C.
The Auctioneer will be happy to include any other properties on stated and agreed terms.
Auction Offices, as above.
TV/TR. EDWARD WOOD will offer for Sale J-TX by Auction, at the Mart, Tokenhouse-yard E.C., on Friday, May 19. at Two o’clock precisely! the following PKOPEBTIES: —
Bental.
45 0 0 50 0 0 148 4
£0 ]3
_	List nf Sa]c Dates for 1899.
TVTESSRS. HUMBERT and FLINT lar
iLo+aT?nts■, WUey°rs and: auctioneers, ll’ Seri street, Lincoln s-irra. London, W.C., and' at Watfnr v־iI¡ hold Sales of Landed Estates Bnildii Land, Town and Country Houses. Ground Bent ?teTtbl10AS' J’lfe Tohcies. Stocks and Shares, etc p'1 tbe- Auction Mart. Tokenhouse-vard (near tl
duringfimSviz.1-E C'' °n the foUowin^W&al
Trm77 * *״	I	August 23
Tn?f 98	September 20
is״»	Gctober 18
i”JV L	November IS
July 26	|	December 13
had o“obn7 arrangement. Terms may t
Nat. Tel. Nos.: f Watford «.
( London (Holborn), 348,
Forthcoming Sales for the Year 1899
l\/rESSRS. E. and H. LUMLEY (LumleVs, of
don IVW? HoUSe■ 22' St; Jcmes’s-street, Lon-Sv3 4¡ (•״־TeT^ri^annoimce the following davs of SALE by AUCTION for the year, at the Mart Tokenhouse-yard. E.C.; but. in addition, other dates cation* arransed for s*׳ecial sales.—Terms on appli-
i״fS״y’rMayFI	Tuesday, July 4	Tuesday, Oct. 17
TUne	Tuesday, July 18	Tuesday, Nov. 14
Tuesday, June 201	Tuesday, Aug. 15	Tuesday, Nov 28
Tuesday. Sep. 12	Tuesday. Dee‘. 12
Messrs. E. and H Lumley announce in the advertisement columns of “The Times” on Saturdays a complete hst of their sales, which will include estates in England, Ireland and Scotland, town and country properties, ground rents, reversions, gas ^.ater shares, stocks, etc. In cases where property is to be included ample notice should be given m order to insure due publicity.
St. James's House, No. 22, St. James’s-street, S.W.
Ytf. un-expired.	Ground rent.
97	fi s. d. 4 10 0
84	7 10 0
/0	9 0 1
66	15 0 0
61	8 0 0
96	10 0 0
78	9 0 C
10J	17 10 0
27	18 0 (
Situation.
1, Thornton-road, Leyton . 133, Herries-street, Hai row-
road ....................I
129, Railton-road, Herne-hill:
4, Weighton-road, Anerley..
13, Wood vale, Forest-hill .. Randall Lodge, Raynes-park-road, Merton
6, Oxford-road, Putney-
bridge-road..............
9 to 15, Devonshire-street, Old Kent-road 27, 29, 31 and 33, Baildon-street, New-cross-roa׳i
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of Messrs. Shaen and Co., 8, Bedford-row; at the Auction Mart; or of the Auctioneer, at 4, Ludgate-hill, E.C.
1899.
HAMPTON and SONS beg to announce tiiat their AUCTIONS of LANDED ESTATES, Town and Country Residences, Investments, Business Premises, and other Properties, are held MONTHLY at the Mart, Tokenhouse-yard, E.C.
Auctions can also be held on other days, in town or country, by arrangement; also Sales and Valuations of Furniture, Pictures, Farming Stock, Timber, etc.
May List of Estates, Town and Country Residences, Hunting Boxes, and Sporting Properties can be had gratis on application to HAMPTON and SONS, Ltd., 1, Cockspur-street, S.W.; or by post, three stamps.
By order of Executors.
Beautifully situated Residential Property. BUSHEY HEATH, HERTS.
Two miles from Bushey and Stanmore Stations, three miles from Pinner and Watford, and1 * 12 miles’ drive from Marble Arch—The FREEHOLD RESIDENTIAL ESTATE., known as The Warren, comprising a charming old-fashioned Country House, standing 500ft. above sea level, with magnificent views, and containing four reception, 13 bed and dressing rooms, bath room, and spacious offices; excellent stabling for seven horses; farm and other buildings, beautifully timbered pleasure grounds, ornamental lake, walled kitchen garden., glasshouses, several enclosures of undulating parklike lands, in all about 37 acres; also adjoining the above, an attractive old-fashioned Residence, Sparrows Herne House, containing three reception, six bed and dressing rooms, and good garden, at present let; four substantially built Villa Residences, each containing three reception and six bed rooms, and having gardens and stables attached; also nine cottages, all let; part of the property possesses great building value.
HAMPTON and SONS are instructed by the Executors of the late Henry Thompson, Esq., to Sell the above by Auction, at the Mart, E.C., on Wednesday, June 7, at Two o’clock precisely (unless previously sold by private treaty), as a whole or in Lots.
Particulars, plan, and conditions of sale of Messrs. Mackrell and Ward, solicitors, 1, Waibrook. E.C.; and of the Auctioneers, 1, Cockspur-street, S.W.
Overlooking the Golf Course at
ELTHAM.
Ten minutes׳ from the stations, with train service to City and West-end. FREEHOLD RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY, comprising the delightful old-fashioned country house, known as Southend Hall, having modern additions, and׳ fitted with electric light. Containing four reception rooms, unusually handsome billiard room, conservatory, eight bed and dressing rooms, bath room, good domestic offices; stabling for two horses, coach-house, etc., grandly timbered old grounds, prolific kitchen garden, and ornamental lake, in all about 5\ acres.
Also a highly valuable Enclosure of park-like meadow land, having a frontage of about 600ft., affording a capital site for gentlemen’s residences.
HAMPTON and SONS will offer the above by Auction, at the Mart, E.C., on June 7 (unless previously sold by private treaty), first as a whole or in Two Lots.
Particulars of the Solicitors, Messrs. Saw and Son, 52, Queen Victoria-street, E.C.; and of the Auctioneers, 1, Cockspur-street, S.W.
Attractive Investment.
£275 per annum.
Secured upon a fine double-fronted Residence, known as 16, Westbourne-street, Hyde-park, W., newly decorated and brought up to all modern requirements, occupying a high and healthy position on gravel soil on the north side of and quite close to the Park. The sanitation has been modernised, electric light is installed, parquet floors are laid, and the whole is in most perfect order throughout. The accommodation comprises ten good bed and dressing rooms, two fitted bath rooms, four splendid reception rooms, and capital domestic offices. Let upon a full repairing lease of 7, 14 or 21 years from׳ September last to a most desirable and responsible tenant at £275 per annum. Ground rent only £16. Lease about 39 years unexpired.
HAMPTON and SONS will Sell the above INVESTMENT by Auction, at the Mart, E.O., on June 7 (unless previously sold privately).
Particulars of the Auctioneers, 1, Cockspur-street, London, S.W.
23, NORFOLK-ROAD, ST. JOHN’S WOOD.-By order of the Executors of Mrs. Williamson, deceased.— The Entire CONTENTS of the RESIDENCE will be Sold by Auction, by
]UTESSPS. GRANT, WHIELDON and CO.
on Tuesday and Wednesday next, at One precisely each day.
First Day’s Sale—Furniture, Linen, Wearing Apparel, Books, Pictures, Household China and Glass, Wines and Outdoor Effects.
Second Day’s Sale—Ornamental Items and Miscellanies, Pottery and Porcelain, Silver, Plated Goods and Jewellery.
7iew’ by card9 of the Auctioneers, to-day (¡Saturday); public view on Monday, Catalogues of the Auctioneers, 112, Holland-park-avenue, W.
THE CONDUIT STREET
AUCTION GALLERIES
MAY BE HIRED FOR
SPECIAL TEEMS TO THE PEOFESSION.
Small or large consignments of Furniture, Pictures, Plate and Jewels, &c., can be included at short notice, apply TO
KNIGHT, FRANK & RUTLEY,
AUOTIONEEKS AND VALUEKS,
9 & 10. Conduit Street, & 23a, Maddox Street. W.
Telephone 1942 Gerrard. Telegrams "Galleries London.”
In a bracing and beautiful position on dry soil. 500ft. above sea level with grand views to south and west.
HAMPSHIRE.
Within five miles of the town and station of Peters-field, lè hours from London, and two miles from West Meon Station, on the new line now constructing and close to a large village with church. The Freehold Manorial Residential and Sporting Estate, Berelegh, near Petersfield, almost in the centre of which, approached by two long carriage drives with lodge entrances, is a pleasant old-fashioned Mansion, containing two large and three small reception rooms׳, full-sized billiard room with top light, about 16 bed rooms, fitted bath room, servants’ hall, and offices. Stabling for nine horses. Coachman’s house, cow house, etc. Exquisite old well-wooded grounds, prolific walled garden, with vinery, orchard, etc., two farms, with adequate buildings, and 11 cottages, in all covering about 830 acres, in a ring fence, surrounded by strictly preserved estates, and affording first-class shooting, especially for partridges and hares, rabbit warren, and1 rookery. Hunting with three packs. Fishing and golf in neighbourhood.
־[JAMPTON and SONS will Sell the above
T x ?J Auction, at the Mart, E.C., on Monday, June 19, at Two o'clock precisely (unless previously sold by private treaty).
Particulars of Messrs. A. F. and R. W. Tweedie solicitors, 5, Lincoln’s-inn-flelds, W.C. ; and of thé Auctioneers, 1, Cockspur-street, S.W
CAMBEBWELL.—By order of Executors.—Weekly Freeholds.
M»• WALTER SIMMONDS will Sell by
ALL Auction, at the Mart, Tokenhouse-yard. Bank, M׳,. on Tuesday, May 30, 1899, at One o’clock NINE FREEHOLD HOUSES,'Nos, 92־ to Ï08? Westmal cott-street, George-street, Camberwell; let and producing £200 4s. per annum. Also a Plot of Freehold
97« <;■ Wlt־• aJroP?iebo Caspian-street of about
¿Itt. 6in. Six Freehold Houses, Nos. 35 to 45, Water-Camberwell-green, let and producing f * i » per annum. These six houses possess a 90ft ' frontase of about ?2ft• and a depth of about
_	and conditions of sale may be had at
the Mart: of Messrs. Drake. Son and׳ Parton, solicitors, 24, Kood-lane. E.C. ; or of the Auctioneer, 58, Camberwell-road, S.E.