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Auckland Star, Volume XXXVI, Issue 276, 18 November 1905, Page 8

Auoaao-w. [ WEDNESDAY, 22nd NOV., 2 p.m. | ALBERT RD. AND VAUXHALL RD., j DEVONPORT, NORTH SHORE. i ATTRACTIVE FREEHOLD AND SUB- ' I STANTIALI.Y BUILT RESIDENCE OF I 8 ROOMS. T _vX AKI>E - NO JACKSON Has been favoured with Instructions from i Mrs Halliwell, who is leaving the dis- ; trlct, to -sell by public auction, at his Mart, Customs-st., on above date, A LL HER HIGHLY VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY, situated as above. consisting of— THE CHARMING 2 STORIED RESIDENCE of eight lofty and spacious rooms, with bathroom and all modern conveniences, kitchen with Orion Range and Boiler, also gas range with latest improvements. Detached washhouse with copper and fised tubs, water laid on, fowlhouse '. and large run. Wood, coal, and tool shed In basement of house. The grounds are beautifully laid out in lawns, flower garden, shrubs, and orchard, with all shell paths. There are two entrances from Vauxhall Rd. and Albert Rd. respectively. Also, TWO VERY FINE BUILDING SITES, having frontages of 83ft 2 inches ' and 73ft 7 inches to Albert Rd., with a { depth of 131 ft each. The Property, which is flagged, will be . sold either in one or three lots. For further particulars, apply rp -fyJANDENO JACKSON Auctioneer, Customs-st. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, At 2 p.m. "J7DEN-ST., -\TEWMARKET. TO CLOSE AN ESTATE. Tjn TITANDENO JACKSON Has received instructions from the owner to sell by public- auction at his Rooms, | Tyrone Buildings, Customs-st., /COMFORTABLE EIGHT ROOMED , 1 v-.! HOUSE, built four years ago, with i oathroo—i, washhouse, good drainage, etc., j all up to date. Allotment 44ft by 100 ft; I close to truui ami train. The Property is Flagged. FRIDAY, Ist DEC, 1905, At 2 p.m. sharp. TDOBERT ./CHARLES ./"IABR, Auctioneer. Will sell by auction at his Auction Rooms, Queen-st., Auckland, UNDER CONDUCT OF THE REGISTRAR OF THE SUPREME COURT CActing at the request of the Second Mortgagees.) JTAMILTON. T ARGE IRON BUILDING in the centre aa of the Town, on an Allotment fronting Collingwood-st. aud Garden Place, each 40ft by a through depth of about 330 ft, and being parts of Lots 97 and 98, Town of Hamilton West. The premises were formerly used as • stables, and arc close to Victoria-st. ' JjIRIDAY, TAECEMBER -| | AT 2 P.M. SHARP. -yAILE & fiONS (Per H. E. Vaile, Auctioneer) Will sell by auction at their Land Sale Rooms, S7, Queen-st. | INSTRUCTED BY THE EXECUTORS ! IN THE ESTATE OF THE LATE FRANCIS HUNT, Esq. * JYEVONPORT. YVTELL SITUATED COTTAGE of 4 ' v nwjnis. built o£ lirst class heart of kauri, glazed verandah; porch; iron roof; Orion range; patent w.c, etc. Level Allotment, fronting Church-st, 40ft by a depth of 120 ft. This little property is in a pleasant and convenient position, aud would well suit a mun of moderate means. Also. INSTRUCTED BY THE EXECUTORS IN THE ESTATE OF THE LATE GEO. B. THWAITE. Esq. .TAKAPUNA. HANDY TO THE BEACH and to the Main Read — House of 5 rooms, with over i acre, lv the near and most favourits part of the district. Land Transfer Title. An unusual opportunity for those desiring a Cottage in this celebrated buy. Also, T3AKURANGAi JTANDY TfURM AND /^BOP. DESIRABLE PROPERTY of 59J acres, fenced, subdivided and in grass, except thirty acres oats and ti acres teatree. All ploaghable land. House of 4 rooms and scullery, with iron roof and verandah; only 4 years old. Stable, chaff house, etc. This farm commands splendid views of land and sea, and is only 12 miles from Auckland by easy communi- ! cation. Terms: One third cash, balance at 5 per cent. It is subject in a certain remote , contingency to an annuity of £5 per annum to a very old person. OAMTJEL "yAILE & (^JONS 87, QUEEN-ST. \ J7IRIDAY, J\ECEMBER "I ' At 2 p.m. sharp. ' j DAMUEL "V 7 AIIJS & (QjONS ((Per 11. E. Vaile, Auctioneer) will sell by j auction at their Land Sale Rooms, 87, j Queen-st.. ', FAVOURED WITH INSTRUCTIONS BY THE EXECUTORS OF THE WILL OF ' THE LATE L. D. NATHAN, Esq., THE WELL KNOWN pARK TESTATE. 9/fcfrfl ACRES, all thoroughly well fenc- , w_rUU e( j subdivided. 1070 acres under pasture (by far the greater part been ploughed); SO acres under crop; 170 acres lying after crop and fallow; 700 (acres green bush; 100 acres felled bush ready to burn: 150 acres fern and teairee. Upwards of 1700 acres are sufficiently level for ploughing, the character of tbe surface being generally gently undulating. I The whole estate lies beautifully to the ! sun; it is abundantly watered .in all parts. The bush contains large quantities of poriri and milling rimu and kuhikatea. There are THREE COMFORTABLE HOMESTEADS, two of them with commodious outbuildings. Splendid orchard of 2 acres, with exceptionally heavy crop of " peaches. This splendid property has been thoroughly well farmed, and is in excellent heart. BUTTER FACTORY, SCHOOL, POST AND TELEPHONE OFFICE, STORE WHARF, etc., ON THE PROPERTY' Several Stock Sales within easy reach Only 19 miles from town by road Saltwater frontage. Suited either for a farm a gentleman's estate, or for subdivision into dairy farms. oAI?^J d °™- «" terms or the wn. " ! wm£ R H S « ° ne tnird <***< balance in s'. ; years at o per cent. gAMUEL "y"AILE & jgONS 87, QUEEN-ST. ; Fj! >iDAY ' Bth8 th December. AT 2 P.M. SHARP. ' gAMUEL & j^ONS (Per H. E. Vaile, Auctioneer) will <_>n h» auction at their Land fKi_ » 3eu b - v - Queen street,. Bale Boon,s ' 87 WITHOUT RESERVE, JJOWICK— veran- \ pleasantly situated ™ rnr^_ 9 l^ ouse; xcr * '. and a-quarter of bind? _£S? g'&Sl a «* ' and commanding fine views J ft. beach ' • Close to the stores 'bn* IZ ?* le -_ Bea - !