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Auckland Star, Volume XXVI, Issue 4525, 29 November 1884, Page 7

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9, ■ W At Noon. GREYTOWN, AVONDALE. GREYTOWN, AVONDALE. || MAGNIPIGENTiun.DiNG SITES. - D. F. EVANS. , rQ , t .,. f HAS been instructed fay Mr J. Palmer to]. sell by public auction, at his Land Mart, Queen-street, on Tuesday, 9th December, 18&J, . atnoon, . / A-i ..._>i..; ;/ 'XEE BAUKCEOFHIS MOST DESTBABLE ■'"! PKOPERTY, known as GREYTOWN, AVONDALE, which has been subdivided into most . ELIGIBLE LOTS, each about 99 x 132, fronting ■ roads full width, 66 feet. This property, situate on the rise just this side o( Avondale, com- - mands a grand view, yet not exposed to the cold i; winds; is in close proximity to the railway station, Church of England, Presbyterian ■ Church, Public Hall, Publfo School, &c.,&c. I Lots now flagged.; ■'>.'■ kM TERMS: One-third cash, balance can remain j for five or ten yean at 8 per cent., or can be < paid off any time. ■ ' Also, as instructed by Mrs Sayors, MOUNT EDEN-That Valuable FREEHOLD PROPERTY, sitnatod on the main road. It comprises a Doable Shop and Dwelling-house. ......, The dwelling; comprises dining-room, Kitchen, bathroom, scullery and porch, 6 bedrooms, hall, gas fittings, register grates,' fowl-house.swash- , house, and workshop. Also the adjoining Allotment and Re'idence, containing 6 rooms, very ;: ;" comfortably fitted and furnished. The whole property is situated in the most business part of i I the Mount Eden Road, is well and thoroughly built, and should command the attention of in- i ■ vestors and speculators., ... . ; . Also, as instructed by Mr Matthews,^ ARTHUR-STREET, off Franklin Road—That Very Comfortablo VILLA RESIDENCE of 5 rooms, with wash house, copper. &o.; gas and. :■";.-.■ city water laid in, gas stove. Now and thoroughly well built; commands a magnificent view of the Auckland Harbour. Parties about to purchase a residence in a good position and within easy distance of Queeri-street; should view this property. Also, asinstructod by Mr B. Williams, ■" 1 DEVON-STREET, Newtbn-That Very Con- ' l venient COTTaGE ot 5 rooms, verandah, kitchen stove, and finished off in a very superior ■' . manner. The allotment has a frontage of 66ft. i ". and is within a short distance ot' Queen-streot. I This is a grarid chance to secure a valuable •:■. Cottage and Allotment close to the main tho- I '; roughfare. j D. F."~ EVANS, j Auctioneer. a TUESDAY, DECEMBER IG, 1884, T: At Noon. MAGNIFICENT VILLA SITES. || :"«!GRAND(J LEVEL ALLOTMENTS.:' 1 "VOLCANIC. VOLCANIC. VOLCANIC. VALLEY ROAD, MOUNT EDEN. VALLEY ROAD, MOUNT EDEN. ■ fl ij fi 'AlBO,;. ,;f TWO VILL ARESIDENCES, OLIPHANT- . j STREET; PONSONBY. D. F. EVANS HAS been favoured with instructions I from Mrs Waters to subdivide and sell by ■ public auction, at his Land Mart, Queen-street, ■ on Tuesday, December 16,1884. at noon, - , HER WELL-KNOWN AND MOST DB- 9 SIKABLE VOLCANIC LAND, situate in B VALLEY ROAD. MOUNT EDEN, being the western portion of Lot 46, of section 5, suburbs ..; of' Auckland, whioh iB now being'subdivided into MOST ELIGIBLE VILLA SITES. Every . ■ lot will front a public road, fuU width, viz., 66ft. , -; The ftwlUon is firstclass. the aspedt'goodj elevation high, yet not exposed; the view grand, extensive,: and sublime; Amoro healthy situation is hot obtainable. The Lots are .now:belng. pegged, flagged, and plans will be ready in a few days. Terms easy. . Also, as instructed by Mr J. S. P^ws, 1 HiS TWO COMFORTABLE 'VnilAS 'H known aa ".Clifton Villa" and "HoUy I Bank," situated1 in Oliphant-street, Pon- ■ sonby, containing each six rooms; new I :; '. and well-finished; two registersj Lento- ■■'. ington range; nice garden, asphalted p-< | j., paths.; sink in scullery, drained;sar/ jg These are two very desirable Houses, and to small capitalists offer a good investment,nHigh 9 elevation, good' view; commanding position, ; pleasantly .situated, in, pliphant-stroet, neat ? PonsonbyßoaoV ' 'l'' a'l/;"'-u- u XI BTAH 'JT'eMs'EasyP''-' :iIIJ D. F. EVANS,'Auctioneer. M TUESDAYr NOON. *~" HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE* AND EFFECTS. #, GLASsi CHINA, ' ' , L^.~§k and EARTHENtVA&S. '''AT ARTHUR'S MART. <^ ~. Under Distraint for Kent. Removed to Mart for Convenience of Sale, t* ;"-" i lU -<J -'-•-■■-■■'■'; -■- ■■■'■■>■•*■■■<■> jffi •■•'a-% rteoWamai to ARTHUR' t>aa aAS lieen favoured with instructions, ip • sell by public auction at his Mart. Queen-street (first floor), on Tuesday next, at 12 o'clock noon, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, 2 Pianos, 1 Harmonium, Horsehair Suite, Leather Suite. Lame Sideboard, Office Table, Hall Table and Umbrella Stand, Cheffoniera,;lChestr,sDrawerH. Meatsaf es, Carpets, Fenders and Iron I, Matting. Mats, Pictures, Loo and Oval Tables, Washstands, Kitchen Tables, Bent-wood and Stuff. Chairai jCouohes,. Mirrors j and"Jfollet Glasses. DinrteYSets. Jugs: Totletfcare,1 Cutlery,"Hatedware, Marble Waahatahtl; Umbrella Stands. Walnut Tables. Iron -and Wood Bedsteads. DirdjagrTablea. Lamps, Sprini?. Hair,and.Flax Matthiases. Palliasses, &c., Hearth Rugs, Books, Colonial -.Conches, Kitchen .Utensils, Toilet Drawers; Half-tester Bedstead."Feather Bed and Pillows. ,SHOiIB ffiPSOJf --AISO, ;Lotßundrieß, Olothing,.Wafcheß; &c.;J&Mg|'i W, 8, OOOHBANE| [JAsi KAOBJI ;,';^;' :a'.TtIESDAY,IDE'ciMBER!'k n* i! boots ?and -Shoes, watches. :r, l,:: a:: ,r-. ,'gBWELLEKY,' ■• V JK 'BREECH-LOADING"GUN, BOOKS, .'-..'■ . 3'ANCY ,;GOpt>S.iT .a; THE Subscribers will sell^y.atifctign, at • :ithj6fr-Rbdnis.' Qneen-streot; oh! December2,at 11 o'clock, '^ '.;:,:',:,' FANCY'GOODS, Crockery, Pipeg,l Clooks. Portmanteaux, Whips,. Baskets,^ Glassware. Tinware,-60 "Tols. Bottks^^Boota /ft^Shoes; Clothing,, Watoles/JMeUeiry &o.,:,«t^flaa»BA. :8;o. . .^w* i '-i . ~——^^—- A£iSO|™* "-•*-—*"•--"—•——™*— f~* \:s-;.ln the Estate of H. Whelan (dooeased^ ,W BOUBLE-BARREL ~ BREROM-LOADING Gti^'Engliah^LeW^aH^aid Qflld Cnftliii SAjdTJ^t.OOXMiiANi &SON, -au-"- " -1(J •Aiictibneers^"' "^v Mi* WEDNiSSDAY;' 'dJECEMBER 3, 'BiRTV'iN" d'OL'D-MINfNG' ■ColS'lNT r^ep i M|;ANy-BJ",RjESE'It^^;SHIIRES. [jj asjw-a .R. jr C.,GREENW;OOD i r;'.»!;io-te HAS received instructions from the ... :& a¥^? l, ot ty Danvin^oat Co. to sell. ■ at his Mart, Vulcan- Lane, on Wednesday nextl atnoon, (ai:j.i A.vp]i:,..ir . •■. j r ■: :WITHODI:EKSKEVB,ii£ ! 600 UNALLOTTBD SHAHKg, at pf&eht in I the Company's iuunfej' f'" ,Hi>: -!Ri G^.GREEN^OOb^ 1^ •Auctioneer. I , WEDNESDAY, DECEMBERS,; -,«' grand-;Clearing'^A'Hfe7 of , . t , IffiAPER^, Tr , "■■TO rCLOSfK'.CO3SfSIQNMENTS* W ■. ; . | i..v '" .WECHO'UT !RIfSEBYJS.I''\ t jj _£ sljbe'i el' l b\v i s - HAS1 receivedinstructions toSellJatn!a Booms, on the above date, at II o'olock, &C, Ac., *ft '} Terius at Sale., ( "j^^PiNESPAY,: DECEMBER 10; w"** Ex Oam aru. f .,. ..NOW LANDING., v,, a SUPERIOR ENGLISH-MADB >K3 ,; i;u.Bif[i T-xij&js^ """"** Amountjag to Pull partieolars in future Issue. _ A .GABRIEL LEWIS,-, t ?3 Auctioneer ' ''M =■ I^-^^ , NQTIGE. ', ~ .AT AN .EARLY <DATlfori*wi p -~. .-..TRADK SALE -.->-, .«.,, ■ Farticulars in future issuo. i-hi&Y 'l0^|: ■■-■ coßtannedonaagiitip*^.: -