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Auckland Star, Volume XXXVII, Issue 86, 10 April 1906, Page 8

'-; AUCTIOKg. 10-MORROW. - ! 2 P.M. _____'- ■• '■■'■' X-4LUABLE .Q 1 D gUBUREAS ■ - § TXESIDESCES AND OUILDING gITES TJRINCES OT., ALBERT;pABK. OCHOOL- T>OAD, TJ]PSOM. DT. STEPHEN'S TTJOAD, pARNELL. AND \ rrtßE A THERTON TESTATE, J}PSOM. m -.14TANDENO TACKSON In conjuncaon with MESSRS W. FRATUP. AND SON, will sell by Public Auction on the above date, mHAT MAGNIFICENT „_ASEHOLD -L PROPERTY, situated at the corner of PRINCES AND ALFRED STREETS, ALBERT PARK, for many years the residence of the late Samuel Vickers. Esq., held under- a lease for 99 years from December 2, 1875, at an annual rental of j £30 10/, payable half yearly, having frontages to Alfred and Princes streets of 170 and 58 feet respectively. Together "with the Substantial Residence of two stories, containing Drawing-room, Dinitigrocm, Butlers' Pantry, Breakfast-room, -1 large Bedrooms, and Dressing-room, Bathroom, with Gas Heater, etc., kitchen, scullery, washhouse, coalhouse, and room In basement. The House has been most thoroughly renovated, is fitted with venei tian blinds and electric bells, and being in the most fashionable part of the city, facing the Park, should meet with a ready sale, as properties of this description rarely come into the market. THE PROPERTY- OF A. SOUXHEYBAKER, ESQ. EXCEEDINGLY DESIRABLE RESI- ' DENCE, with tiled roof, contains eight large and lofty rooms, replete with every modern convenience: up-to-date stable with coachhouse, fowl runs, cowshed, etc. The grounds of 2 acres are tastefully laid out in lawns, shrubberies, and flower gardens, and there is also an orchard in full bearing, sheltered from all winds. In addition there is grazing land to the extent of 6i acres. The whole property stands high.-of rich volcanic soil, is of sunny.aspect, facing North. No property in the district is as suitable for subdivision, being within five minutes of tram at Alexandra Park. PONSONBY RD.. next to WESLETAN x CHURCH. •TX7ENTWORTH" HOUSE. ATTRAC- * » TIVE and SUBSTANTIALLY BUILT TWO STORIED RESIDENCE of 10 rooms, with bathroom, patent W.C'.'s. washhouse. all connected with the City drainage; good Allotment, 57ft x .107 ft Bin. THE PROPERTY OF E. Y. COX, ESQ. 3 HOUSES/ ST. STEPHEN'S ROAD, PARNELL. FOR ABSOLUTE SALE. 1— "r\A__OENE" — Large Two-Storied v -' Residence, containing 6 large rooms, also kitchen, scnilery, storeroom, and maid's room; washhouse, with copper and fixed tubs. The garden is nicely planted and has some fine old oak trees. The propertj", containing 1 rood and 6 perches, is held under lease, with 40 years unexpired, at an annual rental of £13. The house-is insnred for £500, and Jet to good tenant at 21/ per week, and water rate. Also, -'—"pESIDENCE, adjoining, containing 6 -*-»•' rooms, kitchen, bathroom scullery, etc.; large hal!; aud is he!d under conditions similar to 'Oa-dene" Insurance; -i&aeo. Let at 18/ per wees and water rate to good teuant. Also, S—TfjESTDENCE adjoining, and similar to -»-* -above, both in design and capacity. .It is also held under same conditions of lease. Insurance, £400. Let to good tenant at IS/ per week aud water rate. Also, INSTRUCTED BY ROWLAND BRAM- . WELL, ESQ. THE ATHERTON ESTATE. CORNER OF THE DRIVE AND ONSLOW ROAD, EPSOM. TTiHE BALANCE OF THESE MAGNIFI- -*-■ CENT BUILDING SITES, situated a_ above, within seven minutes of the tram at the Tramway Barn and Onslow-rd. The ALLOTMENTS, 15 in number, are all ieveC of rich volcanic soil, facing the sun, and well sheltered from all the cold winds. The view over the Golf Links, One Tree HilL and the M-anukau leaves nothing to be desired, and the demand for sites in this locality seems to be increasing- every day. QN ACCOUNT OF HENRY LEWIS. Esq. ; MEN AND OTHERS. ; Wf_T FREEHOLD, QUEEN-ST., oppo- »# site THE TABERNACLE. SjCrASSIYE BRICK RESIDENCE! of 0 -■«• rooms, v.jtu tiled roof, built 5 yearr, and in first class repair: everything up to date and all modern conveniences; concrete sreps on the Quo Pn -st. frontage, with brick retaining wall, paths and yards tarj red and sanded. The balcony commands one of the finest views in the Auckland District. The property has two frontages, viz., SOft to Queen-st. and Liverpoolst.. by a depth of about 172 ft. and has a great prospectb-e and immediate value. TLANS ON APPLICATION. THE PROPERTIES ABE FLAGGED. Also. ON ACCOUNT OF ANOTHER OWNER. r£pE THRIVE. T^PSOM. -VTAGNIFICENT BUILDING SITE, hayJ -' J - Ing 110 ft frontage to The Drive by a greatest deptn of 244 ft. £100 can remain ,for 3 years at 5 per cent. T. M :AXI^ 0 JACKSON -AUCTIONEER. CUSTOMS-STREET. iTO-MOBKOW. "" TWO P.M. VALUABLE FREEHOLD, GLASGOW TERRACE. Opposite Domain Gates, Park-road. 9 CHARMING HOUSES, WITH i-ACRE <". , SECTIONS. T. 'MANPENO JACKSOX Has "been instructed by the owner to sell by public auction on tho above date, ALL THAT MAGNIFICENT FREE- ■"-■ HOLD, situated as above, and consisting'df A PARTICULARLY NICE HOUSE of? \ grooms, with kitchen, scullery, bathroonu etc. Washhouse. with fixed" tubsall In first class order; s'tanding'.Ksiiritacre section. At present let at 14/ per .week J to a really good tenant. "~''r. -. Also. WELL BUILT TWO STORIED RESIDENCE of-7 rooms (four of which are very large), kitchen, bathroom, washhouse, with copper and-fixed tubs; gas and -water lad on. At "present let at 18/6 per week. ■* .*:'. These lionses are within a few mm tires oX the tram 2d section, and are always let to good tenants. The property is flagged. ~; ~ -pO-MOUROW. ~~ ,\ 2 B.m. REVERSIONARY INTEREST IN DECEASED ESTATE. * T l\l JACKSON Has received instruction to Sell by Public Auction as above. N ALL that the present and accruing or future share and interest of a beneficiary who Is-entitled to a one-twelfth share of.and in certain rent and personal estate valued for stamp purposes at £2525 17/9-and-payable on the death of a widow lady wi.o is now 70 years of a«e. .: ; .-.'; Further Particulars and Conditions of -Sale i '•___■_■'• at the Auctioneer's- __,_. cl