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Auckland Star, Volume XXII, Issue 295, 12 December 1891, Page 8

Auctions, >y. s. opchrane] [jas, pacbb MONDAY, 14tjt IfECEMBEB. .•-^ p/ j.j.iu--*.'vi3-i -To-iv_.trh<vrtfi. DWELLING-HOUSE, DEVONPORT ■ COTTAGE, WOOLF-STREET. ; TWO ALLOTMENTS, RICHMOND. COTTAGE, OLIPHANT-STREET. \ SHOP, OLIPHANT-STREET. 1 Tho subscribers will sell by auction at thoir Rooms; Queen-street, on Monday, 14th inst., at 12 o'clock, i "TU'ORTHCOTE.—Lob 17, Sub-division of I JJi Lot 31, Takapuna, 50' foot frontage to - Queen-street, by 200 feet deep, facing; Littlo i- Shoal Bay at back, with DWELLING-HOUSE t of six rooms erected thereon. • DEVONPORT.-Lot 40, Sub-division of Lot • 14. Section 2. Takapuna, 75 7-10 th links frontaim to Domain-street (close to main road), with ' TWO-STORIED DWELLING-HOUSE erected ; thereon. : WOOLF-STREET.-Lotl4,Sub-division of Lot . 4 and others. Section 47, City of Auckland, 33 foot frontage by 116 feet deop, with tno well-built .COTTAGE of five rooms erected thereon. RICFIMOND.-Lot2oand 25, Sub-division of Lot 5, Section 9, Suburbs of Auckland, 121 feet frontage by 151 feot deep. OLIPHANT-STREET—Part Lots 19, 20 and others, Sub-division ot Lot 30. Section 8. Ponsouby. 42 feet frontage- by 127 foot deep, with COTTAGE erected thereon. OLIPHANT-STREET.—Part Lots 8 and 9, Sub-division of Lot 30, Section 8, Poiißonby, 60 ■ feet frontage to each Oliphant and Vermont Streets, with DWELLING-HOUSE and SHOP crectod thereon. As these Properties aro being sold by order of tho Owner in England to closo accounts here, the above properties will be sold practically WITHOUT RESERVE. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. W. S. COCHRANE] [JAS. DACKK TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10. NEW BOOKS !• NEW BOOKS ! : 700 VOLUMES FIRST-CLASS BOOKS, The subscribers will sell by auction at their Rooms. Queen-street, on Tuesday, 15th iustant, at 11 o'clock, Trf&tfV VOLUMES BOOKS, <i \p\y mostly all new, consistint? of flrat- • class Books, well bound and illustrated : suitable for presents. Some valuablo Architectural Works, etc. Catalogues ou Monday. SAMUEL COCHRANE & "SON, Auctioneers. \V. S. COCHRANE] [JAS. DACKE WEDNESDAY, 16th DECEMBER. : 432 ACRES, HELLYER'S CREEK. i The subscribers will sell by auction at their i Rooms, Queen-street, ou Wednesday. 16th instant, at 12 o'clock, by order of the Agent for tbo Public 'i'rustoein.thc Estate of Nathan 1 Ilarkcr (deceased), ALL' HIS UNDIVIDED INTEREST, beinjr one-half sharo iv Lots 177, 203 and ' 210, containing 432 acres and 39 porches. Parish of Takapuna, situated at head of Hollyor's ■ Creek. For further particulars apply to— SAMUEL COCHRANE AND SON, Auctioneers. W. S. COCHRANE.] [.lAS. DAC-Hl. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 16. j ALLOTMENT, BERESFORD-STREET. ! The Subscribers will !-a':l by auction at their Rooms, Queen-street, on Wednesday, 16th i instant, at 12 o'clock, I3ART of Lob 25, Section CA, City of Auckland. 50 fort frontage to Bcrcsford, street, not far from Pitt-street. 1 j No Reserve. SAMUEL COCHRANE AND SON, Auctioneers. W. S. COCHRANE.] [JAS. DACRE. ] WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 16. j HOUSES, DRURY. 2 ACRES, CAMBRIDGE 100 ACRES, TE APATA 50 ACRI-.S, TUHIKARAMEA 80 ACRES, WHANGAMARINO 60 ACRES, KAIAKA 50 ACRES, WAIOTAHI 40 ACRES, RUATANGATA • Tho subscribers will sell by auction at thoh. Rooms. Queen-Slreot, on Wednesday, 16th i inst., at tv. elve o'clock, ! DRURY TOWNSHIP-Lots 28. 29, 30. j 31. 32 and 3.1 of Lot 29, Section 6, of Sub- I division Lot 37 and 38, Opahcke, — feet; frontage, by — foot deep, with t\v;> : Dwelling-houses of o rooms each erected ,' | thereon. ! 1 CAMBRIDGE EAST-Lot 540, all level, con- ! tainiiiglacre. CAMBRIDGE WEST—Lot 169, containing 1 acre. TE APATA-Lot3 22 and 27, containing 100 acres. TUHIICARAMEA—Lot 167, containing 50 acres... WHANGAMARINO-Lot 104, containing 80 acres. KAIAICA-North-west part Lot 12, containing 60 acres. -WAIOTAHI—Lot 270, containinf. 50acro8. RUATANGATA-North-wost part Lot 12, I and south-east part 13, containing 40 ' ' acres. MAN UA PIKO—Lot 305, containing 50 acres good level Land. Most of above Properties will be sold without J any reserve. SAMUEL COCHRANE and SON, Auctioneers. •_ W. H. COCHRANE] ' [JAS. DACRE THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17. WALKUT DRAWING- ROOM- SUITE, CABINET, CLOCKS, BRACKETS, CARPET, CABINET SIDEBOARD, HALL STAND, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, At Dedwood Terrace, Ponsonby. The Subscribers havo recoived instructions to pell by auction, on the premises, Dedwood Terrace. Ponsonby (close to Three Lamps/, on Tln.r .day, 17th mst., at 11 o'clock, OU P B RIO R HODS EHO LD " IO FUItNirUKE (nearly new), consisting of Walnut Drawing room Suite, in lapestry 9 pieces, Carpet, Mirror, Japanese Cabinet, W« - nit Whatnot, Brackets Fender and Irons. Curtains. Pictures, Inlaid Walnut Tab c. Coal Scuttle, Hall Stand ahd Chair. Ebony Cabinet Sideboilnl. Dining Table and Covor. Austrian Chairs Rocker, China Glassware, Loo l able, ■' Linoleum, Folding Screen, Handsome Brass- . I mounted Bedstead. Iron Bedstead. W rcwove Mattress, Mottled Kauri Chests Diauets. > Dressing Table and Swing, Class. Ua^hstands I nnd Ware, Tubs, Kitchen Utensils, Pot Plants, - etc, j SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. W. S. COCHRANE] L JAS - *>ACR_ MONDAY, DECEMBER 21. . BRICK ■RES IT) ENCE, 5 SYMtINDS-STREET. Tho subscribers will sell by auction at their Rooms! Queen-atreet. on Monday, 21st instant, at 12 o'clock, ~ „, B v order of the Agent for the Publicti n»to. in the Estate of tho lato Nathan H_ir_ei. deceased: THE UNEXPIRED TERM OF LEASE having about 42 fears to rnn. at a ground • M SSoRTABLE RESIDENCE ,„a ,!,„„_ tivn.-.toried. built of brick, and I" view, and very ;. centrally situated. . For further particulars apply to SAMUEL COCHRANE & SOIN, » Auctioneers,