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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 79, 1 April 1908, Page 12

AUCTIONS. ' : TO-MOKROW^ rpHURSDAY, VPBII' O '"'' " 2 P.M. > " MAIN ROAD, REMUE-RA. pj CUPBRB "pESIDENTIAL QITES, WITH UNSURPASSED VIEWS OVER THE AUCKLAND HARBOUR AND HAURAKI GULF. Q m f\fIjANDENO. JACKSOM Instructed by the Trustees in th.c Estate of JAMES WESTWOOD (Deceased), will seU by Public Auction, at his Rooms, Cusiomsstreet, E., on tlie above date, rjYHAT SUPERB AND HIGHLY VAi.UJ- ABLE PROPERTY, situated on the Main Road, Remuera, between the properties of Mis. Robert Rose and Mr. Matthew Clark, containing 3 ACRES, more or less - and being the LAST AVAILABLE AND UNDOUBTEDLY THE FINEST PROPERTY for Subdivision in Auckland's Fay-, ourite and Most E'ashionuble Suburb. THIS ESTATE has, after long and careful consideration, been divided into 5 MAG- ■ NIFICBNT BUILDING SITES, all having the most Beautiful views over the lovely Waitemata anil Hauraki Gulf, situated high on nicely sloping rich volcanic soil. Four of these sections have frontages of abont 70ft. ' to the Main Road, at a TRAM-STOPPING ) PLACE, by large depths ranging from 254 : FEET to 249' FEET; also, ONE SPECIALLY FINE SECTION, at the back, containing nearly 13 ACRES, a large proportion of which is a nice level terrace, having a superb view over a large native bush (mostly kowhai trees), right out to Tiri Tiri. This section has an entrance of 22 FEET to the Main Road, making it absolutely retired ■ and free from the dust and noise of the - cars. t This is WITHOUT EXCEPTION the Finest Property ever subdivided in the Remnera ~ district, and will bear the closest inspec- • tion. Also, i /-UTY ■pREEHOLD, .f-kUEEN-STREET t \J JL 1 Ic* ', c THAT MAGNIFICENT PROPERTY, situated in Queen-street, on left-hand side, close 1 to Rutland-street, and being Allot. 4 of Sec. 32, City, having a frontage to Queen-street of 33 FEET by a depth of 82 FEET, together with the Buildings thereon erected, ! " viz.:— TWO SHOPS, each 25 by 14, with 5 LARGE SHOW WINDOWS and 5 LIVING ROOMS and conveniences. One shop is lot ~ to Mr. Robins, Chemist, at £3 10/ per week, and the other to Mr. West at £3 per week. • Also, T ORNE-ST. ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OK / LAND, being Allot. 21, Sec. 32, City havin~ a frontage to Lome-street of 33 FEET by • a depth of S2 FEET, together with the ' buildings thereon erected, viz., LARGE BRICK WAREHOUSE, now occupied by . Mr. P. BOCK, manufaeturijg Chemist. Now let at 25/ per week. Terms: 10 per cent cash, 231-3 per cent in 3 months, balance 2 years at 5 per cent. Plans Now Ready. The Properties are Flagged. mO-MORROW, -j-J O'CLOCK. , NO. 213, QUEEN-ST. .QR'GANS. {"VEGANS. -pfANOS. t TjALrAXCE OF QJ.TOCK OF TTOFFMANN, T liIITED. a _____ , Tfy'TTHOUT TJESERVE. t r The undersigned has received Instructions to sell by auction, on the premises, 213, j Queen-st., To-morrow, at 11 o'clock— - np-HE WHOLE OF THE ABOVE VALTJ- " - 1 - ABLE STOCK. by such well-known makers as *-? "EASTY," "STOREY AND CLARK," s, "BELL AND C 0.," AND OTHEBS. "DIANOS — English Makers, "SM3T|H 3, ■*■-' AND JEFFRIES," "WORTHINGTON AND C 0.," AND OTHERS. D NOTICE. — Special attention of the trade and others is drawn to this Sale of Organs and Pianos, as they are by wellknown makers, and the premises being ' > let, my instructions are to sell. Possession must be civen at once. P. J-l O'CLOCK. t,p,ARPENTER I A RTHTJB AUCTIONEER. A. E. Macredie) (H. Sydney Smltlj rrto-iiORR.ow, at one p.m. AT THE MART, VICTORIA-ST. EAST., On Account of Various Vendors. HOUSEHOLD TTVURNITURE, ETC., ETC. -E" ■ VERY SUPERIOR HEAVILY CARVED SIDEBOARD, Wardrobe, Bey. Glass Door Superior Comb. Chest (7 drawers) 1 WALXU-γ PIANO, EX. DINING TABLE. A.B. Chairs, Splendid EASY CHAIR, in leather Uph. Wicker Chairs. Fenders, B M Gas Heater, ASSORTED LOT TOILET WARE, some Second-hand - Chest Drawers, Dressing Table, Washstands, 2 WALNUT OVERMANTELS Hall Stands. Kap. and Flax Mattresses B.M. IRON BEDSTEADS, 2Jin Pillars 3 Single Iron Bedsteads ' y 4 COMB. BEDSTEADS (require no W.W. fjT Matt.), Single, Three-quarter, and Fullrl size W.W. Mattress and Stretchers; j several second-hand ~ PILLOWS. Kitchen Table, Wringer G BRASS-MOUNTED FENDERS ' . Fancy. Upholstered Chairs, Conches, in Leather and Cretonne „ 3 Duchess Pairs, VERY FINE OTTOMAN ,1 COUCH (large size) tr S ROLLS BEST LINOLEUM (cut to any length) Also, without the Slightest Reserve, ;e TTTEi FOILLOWING SEOOND-HAND FURNITURE, removed to the Mart from Mount Eden: — » /6 Italian Bedstead, full size: W-.W. and K.ip. Matt.. Singer Sewing Machine (in good order). 6 A.B. Chairs. 5 Bedroom Chairs, E Dining and Kitchen Tables, Child's Cot, B.M. 4ft Oin Bedstead, Single Iron Bedstead. Stretchers and Mattresses. Washstand and Dressing Table. Toilet Ware. Hnnsring Lamp. Filter. Lawn Mower. 2 Wicker Chairs. 2 Shop Chnirs. Copper-face Steamer, Carpet Square, Bicycle (in gooa order). D. NOTE THE TIME—I P.M., TO-MORROW. 18 A". E. M 1 & £j a AUCTIONEERS,