AUCTIONS. ■pjEIDAY, ■jVXARCH 9>X At 12 Nooa Sharp. QLIPIONVILLE Tj AKl ' mAKAPUNA WITHOUT RESERVE. ,]yrjE T (rpeORNES. Will sell by aocfion at the Land Sale Rooms. SI, Qneen-street, 4"-tLIFTONVILLE ESTATE. "LAKE yj TAKAPT7NA. The whole of the Allotments in this magnificent estate. From everyone of these allotments there are the loveliest views imaginable; embracing miles of perfect sea scape. The Allotments ar» level, good soil, high .titude. The air is pure, bracing, and health giving. By the new Motor Car Service this will be within half an hour of Queen-st. (At present three-quarters of an hoor.) There Is a reserve pathway to lovely beach, ami the well known Lake Beach, which is unsurpassed for bathing, etc. Good Boating and Fishing Facilities. The owners are determined to sell, and the first Six Allotments, Nos. 1, 2, 3, 19, 20 and 21, will be sola ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE. If the prices are deemed satisfactory, the Bale will be continued WITHOUT RESERVE until every lot is sold. LAND TRANSFER TITLE. SPECIAL TERMS—OnIy One-fifth Cash, balance at 5 per cent, for 5 years, with easy repayments. Assistance given to those about to build. Lithographed Plans and all particulars of the Auctioneers, T mHORNES, QUEEN gT. rpißiDA-z. Mf"* 011 25 th ' . At 12 Noon Sharp. SYitOXDS STREET, '-GLENAL-VON," WITH Si ACRES. A ry-ALUABLE .jg-UIIJMNG gITE. STMONDS- STREET,CHOICE RESIDENCE OF S ROOMS. ME T fTHORNES, I >Om X Is favoured witto instructions to sell by auction at the Land Sale Koonis, 91 Queen street. LOT i-'T.r.RXMJtnM.' , SYJtfONDS ST. This magnincejtrt property lies in the heart of the mo»t desirable residential portion of tb« City. and. contains 5± acres. Tfce electric trams stop at tiie entrance to the grounds. On entering th« grounds a splendid panorama of most beautiful scenery presents itself, embracing v lovely valley of ferns and native shrubs, and the Domain, wlEb a background of inilos of seascape. North Head, llangitoto, and the Islands of the Gulf. The grounds are tastefully laid out in lawns, tlower a«<i vegetable garden, and walks tlirougU the native bush on the property. The Residence is substantially built, and contains 27 rooms, besides the usual offices and outbuildings, and is in thorough repair and <:cmditio>n. It is teiranted by Mrs SeluTff (who has occupied it for some years), and it eommauds a most unique position as a higiidass Uoardinghouse. The property ia well adapted for subdivieion, and any allotments the owner migiit desire to part with would command very high prices. Terms: £3500-can .remain on the property at 4i per cent. Also, QYMONDS QTREET — TOT 2—Choice Allotment, having frontage ■*-* of 42 feet to Symonds street by depth of about 108 feet, adjoining entrance to GlenaJvon. Also, QYMOSTDS QTREET— TOT 3—A CHOICE RESIDENCE of 8 •*-* rooms, and having 42 feet frontage to Syinomls street, situated just above Glenelvoa. Terms can be arranged for all tiiese pro■perties. J Cards to View aad an particulars of the Auctioneer, IJtHORNES, 91. QUEEN ST. JpRIDAY, -pvEBRUARX -jQTH, At. 2 p.m. Sharp. JgAMUEL -y-AILB AND QONS. fPpr Samuel Vaile. Auctioneer; will sell by auction, at their Laud Sale Booms t>o, Queen-street, IN THE ESTATE OF THE LATE Wlf B.L&KY, Esq. TAKE mAKAPUNA. ,CMJB URBAN (SEASIDE TJOME, SFITH J A CSES. (COMFORTABLE HOUSE of 7 good rooms. all on the one floor, iron roof; public water supply laid on; good stable and buggy house; superior bathing honse, with frtrsh water laid on" fowltiouse and run. THE GBOUNDS COMPRISE OVER 2i ACRES, volcanic, and are considered to occupy the finest site in this favourite suburb. Excellent frontage to the famous Lake Beach. Magnificent view, which cannot be blocked. Handy to Post Office, telephone bureau, school, churches, bus service, etc. TERMS: One third cash, balance in fiye years at 5 per cent. It is not often that sneh a chance presents itself of acquiring a nrst clasa property in this locality. Cards to View from the Auctioneers. Also, •VICTORIA jOTREET TT7IESI. CAPITAL INVESTMENT PROPERTY. rnWO SHOPS, each with "five dwelling -*- rooms, gas, "water, etc.; on an allotment 30ft 4in by 185 ft. An excellent investment- Each shop brings in 12/ per week, which is much below the market vatue. .1 Also, BY ORDER OF THE EXECUTRIX IN THE ESTATE OF THE~"LATE MR JNO. TUCKER. jppTTAGE AT pONSO-NBY. — NEAT LITTLE COTTAGS of 4 yooms and porch; iron roof: Allotment 33-. by 100 ft: close to electric trams and aljo to pußCc school, etc Also, ■V7-ERT. TTAXDY ARM. PARTLY IHPROTED LAND. 100 acres, all well fenced and half in grass; 30 acres bush: 1J miles from Hnnua Station. 2* from creamery, school, etc. Must be sold. Also, CXXiEKIEKIE PARISH—W. ptn. allot iTT. 66, containing 120 acres. CJAirUEL AXD QONSLAKD AND ESTATE AtJCTIO>EEEE3, Sβ, STKKET.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXV, Issue 38, 13 February 1904, Page 8
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