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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 14940, 13 March 1912, Page 14

Sales by Auction. . . rapEDNESDAYi; 20,. ' . v ; AT 2 O'CLOCK. ' pONSONBY. ;' :; • ON -THE ' SEASIDE.. , rpABA pSTATE . jv rp ARA "p STATE (The Property of the late J. Kirkcr). < O " : GRAND BUILDING SITES g Close to Sandy Beach, handy to cars, and having frontages to ' WALLACE AND LAWRENCE STS. m TUTANDENO JACKSON. Actins: upon instructions, will Sell by Public Auction, at their Rooms, Customs-street E., on the abovo date— n REALLY TIP-TOP RESIDENTIAL' SITES 8 in the TARA ESTATE (the property of the late James Kirker). two of which have a fine frontage to Wallace-street are fenced on three sides, and have been levelled for lawns, etc.. and the remaining six have a frontage to Dawrence-st. All are close a to 6 a Lovely Sandy .Beaeh.ore_handy U, the Cars, and command CHARMING VIEWS. The Auctioneers draw v attention to me fact that Sections on the Seaside of Ponsonby. so favourably situated, are almost an unknown quantity, and this Sale offers a unique opportunity of securing a beautiful Building Section on extremely easy terms, viz. only 20 per cent, cash, and balance in five years at 5 per cent. Sections Flagged. PLANS ARE NOW READY. Fullest particulars from EWINGTON AND BAKER, Premier Buildings, Durham-street, OR' THE AUCTIONEERS. F RIDAY, : AROH £2, AT 11 O'CLOCK. pONSONBY PONSONBY ROAD AND COLLINGWOOD-ST. O RESIDENCES, 11 and 8 rooms,, known as Jli Fairview and Islington Villa respectively, and large area of Land. GLORIOUS VIEWS. ry\ ,-VfITANDENO JACKSON. Instructed by WALTER TAYLOR. ESQ. (acting on behalf of the owners), will Sell by Public Auction, at their Rooms. Customsstreet East, on the above date—

ALL THAT MAGNIFICENT FREEHOLD, having a frontage of 78ft to Ponsonby Road. 131 ft to Collingwood-street, together with the Two Substantially-built Residences (Fairview 11 rooniß. and Islington Villa 8 rooms) erected thereon. The above Property will first be offered in one Lot, and. if noO sold will then be submitted as follows: — 1 -THAT WELL-BUILT RESIDENCE of 11 JL. rooms and conveniences, known as Fairview. with complete range of outbuildings, and commanding EXQUISITE VIEWS of the Harbour and Gulf, standing on Section having 66ft frontage to Collingwoodstreet. A gentleman's Residence, or an ideal Nursing Home. ? " 2 -THAT CHARMING RESIDENCE, Isling- ." ton Villa, containing 8 rooms, and standing on Section having 40ft frontago to Ponsonby Road. , 3— SUPERB CORNER SECTION, having a, • frontage of 38ft to Ponsonby Road. and. a frontage of 65ft to Oollingwood-street. (This section will be reserved from Bale eo long as Fairview remains unsold.) • Properties Flagged. i TMPORTANT ALE OF SUBURBAN PROPERTY". WEDNESDAY, Ti|ARCH 27j AT 2 O'CLOCK. , ■% ■pLLERSLIE-HOUSE, 8 ROOMS AND Hi ACRES. REMUERA. LADIES' MILE-DWELLING AND HALF-ACRE SECTION. UNSOLD SECTIONS ARBORFIELD ESTATE, *~ J REMUERA AND ELLERSLIE. GRAFTON ROAD. CITY-DWELLING AND SECTION. 30 by 145.' T ' M ANI>BNO JACKSON, Instructed by Messrs. .0. AICKIN AND SONS (as Agents in the Estate of the late Mrs Dawson), will Sell at their Rooms, Custom-street East, on.the above date— LOT 1-THAT VALUABLE FREEHOLD, situated corner Ladies' Mile and Mot-rin-strcet. and containing 11J Acres, having 11 chains frontage to Ladies* Mile, and 10 chains frontage to Morrin-strcet, together with BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE of 8 rooms, built on concrete blocks, on stone , foundations, with tiled roof. 'The rooms are all large, and most tastefully decorated, and House is replete with all labour-saving devices; built about four years., -This Block is admirably adapted for subdivision, being extremely easily roaded. and is only about three minutes from Railway Station. LOT 2-COMFORTABLE RESIDENCE of Jj six rooms, with,four fireplaces, verandah, bathroom, pantry, etc.; drawingroom, 19.6* by 13, including bay window; diningroom, 19.6 by 13; bedroom, 13ft square, and other rooms of corresponding size. Standing on HALF-ACRE • SECTION, situate at Ladies' Mile, Remuera. ' Now let at 22s 6d a week. , I' OT 3-ELIGIBLE RESIDENCE, and SecJU tion having 30ft frontage to Grafton Road, bv a depth of 145 ft; now let at 123 a week (Bth house from Bowling Green).

LOT 4-UNSOLD SECTIONS IN ARBORFIELD ESTATE, Ladies' Mile, Remuera, about midway between Remuera cars and Ellcrslio Station. The Sections^ lie -to _ the sun on a gentle slope. Magnificent views of St. John's Lake, and the whole of the country to the Hunua Ranges. AREAS VARY FROM i-ACRE TO 2-ACRE. Property Flagged. p Y A T;CTION M AHCH 29 ' pAMOUS QMANA pAMOUS. FAMOUS QMANA pAMODS. FAMOUS QMANA pAMOUS. PAMOUS QMANA pAMOUS. PAMOUS QMANA pAMOUS. PAMOUS QMANA pAMOUS. 64 ARMS ~ A LI/ SIZESTERMS: 15 per cent, cash only. Plans from T. MANDENO JACKSON, Estate Auctioneers, Auckland. , 'Auction Advertisements continued on Page 4. -: "', == -1 Public Notices. TATE beg to notify our Customers that V T from this date all Cartage und Freight must be Paid on Delivery unlesu otherwise arranged.— and Co. March 11, 1912. WHILE Thanking Customers for past patronage, Mr. Inglis (late Inglis and Oram) desires to notify the general public that he will CONTINUE BUSINESS in the old premises under his own name, and respectfully eolicits your continued patronage. All branches of the < plumbing and allied trades undertaken.— given. —Address 25, Rutland-st. 'Phone 310. '■ S3! p. "I? "WARREN'S QAMPLE -DOOM. Special offer Ladies* Winter Coats, Dress Materials, etc. Third Floor, Strand Arcade. ENGLISH CUPS AND SAUCERS, W. and Gold, 4s doz., at our Genuine Sale. —Maxwell and Montague. 280, Queen-street. OLD PIANOS IN EXCHANGE. , We will allow yon full market value for your old Piano.— No Deposit Piano Co.. 28. High-street. v ' MAKE THE HOME BRIGHT . • With one of our new Pianos. No deposit. No interest.—The No Deposit Piano .C 0.,.28. High- street. .;. . ;