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Auckland Star, Volume XXXII, Issue 54, 5 March 1901, Page 8

AXTCTJ.OIfS._ FRIDAY, MARCH loth, At 12 Noon, sharp. QYMONDS STREET. QHOICE rpAMILY TVESIDENCE. T/-ARANGAHAPE JLJQADrnwo ohops. ~\ | OUNT jh DEN— "yILLA, SEVEN ROOMS. T> IRKENHEAD""piNCHLjiI' | ODGE," AND 19 ACRES. T^EVONPOKT, fIWO rS/ILLA -RESIDENCES. TJARNELL— A LLOTMENTS, i iLEVELANDTiOAD. J\. \J ; Jti / xOMMEKCiAL TiOAD— /^OTTAUE, AND s ,i juJjOTMENTS. WITHOUT RESERVE. Will sell uy auction at his Land Auction Aiart, ax, Queen-atruet, Lo en-ar up an Estate. LOT l. XTARANGAHAPiL iiUAD, CORNER OF -1-*- WEST STRiiilflT (Opposite the iiank ot rsevv Zealand)— rrUVO DOUBLE-FRONTED SHOPS, -»- with Factory aud DweUinghouse o£ G rooms; back entrance from West-street; a corner allotment, in the very heart of Kurangahape Road, with 34ft frontage to that important thoroughfare, and 10ft frontage to West-street. This Property is sold subject to an existing- lease to the tenant, having Gh years still to run. A most desirable investment, where values are increasing. Also. , LOT 2. Instructed by Dr. Wilkins (whose family are about to travel), DYMONDS-STREET-"CJT. ELMO"—Exceedingly choice and E* well-built Residence of 10 lofty rooms, besides bathroom, scullery, wine cellar, nantry, and wash house; first-class stabling, 1 stalls, harness room, double coachhouse, groom's room, and extensive" loft. The House substantially built in brick, slate roof, verandah tuid balcony, bathroom, shower and plunge, fitted with califont, lavatory, 2 W.C.'s. etc. The House fronts Government Grounds, and can never be built out. This presents an opportunity to secure a most choice residence in one of the best positions in Auckland. The land is held on lease, with 33 years to run. Full particulars and cards to view of the Auctioneer. N.B.—Dr. Wilkins desires it to be understood that he, personally, will not be ieavintr Auckland, but can be consulted as usual at his Rooms, in Shortland-street. Also, LOT 3. -*rOUNT jL, DEN— • TXpTNYARD 1 oAD. CLOSE TO EDEN VALE ROAD. pEIU'i'.CTLY iNLW VILLA BESI- -*- DIiNCE of G rooms; batiaoom, washhouse, etc.: city water; aud naving 3ift frontaKe by 12-ift. Volcanic soil. Also, LOT 4. DEVONPORT. CALLIOPE RD.-First class Villa Residence of 7 rooms and bathroom, with plunge and shower, washhouse with bricked in copper and borough water; well built of heart of kauri, with 2 verandahs, gas, borough water; standing on Allotment about 58 x 130 ft, unrivalled position, commanding miles of sea and landscape; held on long lease witn 44 years to run, at a nominal rent of £ii per annum, with compensation clause half value at end of lease. Also, LOT £>. "TiEVONPORT, CALLIOPE JL> other Residence, the exact counteroirt of the above, but w.th about faGrt frontage to Calliope .Rd., by 130 ft, held on similar terms to Lot 4. A HO, pARNELL-QLEVELAND JJOADrnWO FIRST - CLASS BUILDING •A- ALLOTMENTS, adjoining Dr. Laishley's residence, commanding tine views of bay; level, and in close proximity to Parnell Park: 88ft frontage to Cleveland Road, by 165 ft. If not sold in one lot, will be offered in two lots, 4ft each. Also, LOT 7. "TjMNCHLEY jr^ODGE," TVERKENHEADSUPERIOR FAMILY RESIDENCE of 10 rooms and bathroom, on one lloor, together with VI acres of good land, in high position, with extensive views. Tne outbuildings consist of stable, harnessruom, coachhouse, loft, cowshed, etc., and ure in first clas oider. 'lheie are li acres of orchard and strawberries, some clumps of native bush, with .kauri in it, and the rest of the land is in grass. There is a concrete tank of 1500 gallons, and springs of water in the paddocks. This remarkably pretty little estate is only two miles from Birkenhead Wharf, on a metalled road, and would subdivide to a great profit if not required as a whole; £500 can remain on mortgage at 5 per cent for two years. Also, LOT S. WITHOUT RESERVE. COMMERCIAL TJOAD. \J . •" /"COTTAGE of 4 rooms, and Five AllotVJ merits, having Ifiaft frontage to Commercial Road, by lOdft deep, being Lots 42 to 46, subdivision of Lot 17, Section 7. ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE. Cards on view, and all particulars, of the Auctioneer. JmHORNES . 1 91 QUEEN STREET. JTXrAIHI JOCKEY CLUB. SALE OF PRIVILEGES. The following Privileges will be soW at MR MASSICK'S AUCTION MART, WAIHI, on SATURDAY, Oth March, at 3 p.m.:— GATES PUBLICAN'S BOOTH REFRESHMENT BOOTH RACE CARDS •T. GRANT, Sec. W.J.C. WANTED. WANTED to Sell, tan Perambulator, eood order, new varnished, 25/.— Aoply e/o W. M'Kenzie, Beach Road, Devonport. WANTED person who sold mo Home Repairing Outfit to call on me.Chas. F. Griffiths. TT7ANTED, a Man for farm work.—Apply W to Frank J. Quick, Lake Takapuna. ANTED, young girl General, small family, no children.—lst house Dedwood Terrace, Ponsonby, near Three Lamps. WANTED, two Furnished or Unfurnished Rooms.— Apply Bosquet, 409, Star Office. ; ANTED, an experienced General Ser- . vant.—Apply Mrs Thornes, St. George's Bay Road, Parnell. OOT TRADE—Wanted, good Fitter and Machinist, for best light work.—Botterill and Bellamy, Northampton Boot Factory, Wyndham-st.