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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 237, 3 October 1908, Page 10

APCTIOJfg. J. Hughlings Jackson.) (Geo. P. Jackson. ; nniHDRSDAr, qctober -jr j AT O Q0 O'CLOCK. AT THE QHAMBEB OF QOMMEBCE "*ppSSSLE" "p-STATB (EREEHOLD). gT. C<TEPHEN*S A VENUE, AND QLADSTONB "ROAD, pARNELL. TTIGHLY TMPORTANT gALE ■VrAGNTFICENT "pREEHOLD pROPERTE. "TTANDSOMB "DESIDENCE OF IO TjJOOMS AND ALL OFFICES. BUILT ON BRICK FOUNDATIONS, WITH T OVELY Q.ROUNDS OF NEARLY Q N E ACRE. 10 (CHARMING TDUILDING , CSBCTIONS. WITH FRONTAGES OF Oft AND-CO FEET. r w""V BY DEPTHS "RANGING FROM ~|QA TO OVER QAA FEET. AN TL7JXCEPTIONAL QPPOBTUNITY OF CSBCURING A JJEALLY *p>EAL QITE IN I ,A UCKLAND'S pREMIER QUBUBB. JUST MAIN THOROUGHFARE WITHIN 15 MINUTES OF THE GENERAL POST-OFFICE, YET FREE FROM j THE NOISE AND DUST OF THE- CARS. rp JACKSON Instructed by Messrs W. FRATER AND' SON (acting on behalf of tbe Owners), will sell by Public Auction, at the j CHAMBER OF COMMERCE SWANSON ' ST., Auckland, on the above date. A LL THAT MAGNIFICENT FREEHOLD I *"• PROPERTY known as "HESSLE" ESTATE, situated at the Corner of ST. STEPHEN'S AVENUE and GLADSTONE j ROAD, commanding the TITOST J£XTBNSIVE pANORAMIC j OF OUR Jtfl-AGNIHTCENT XT ARBOUR AND-THB TSLANDS OF THE /-IULF, SUBDIVIDED INTO 10 "E XTttEMEI ' X tyALVABUB I J>TJTLDING OITES, I WITH FRONTAGES OF I gA AND gQ FEET- AND DEPTHS FROM 100 TO OVBJK FEET. I Thus affording Purchasers a unique - opportunity of acquiring I A REALLY CHOICE SECTION IN THIS, BEAUTIFUL SUBURB. mHE RESIDENCE is one of the MOST X COMFORTABLE AND CONVENIENT HOMES in Auckland, containing—Large -Entrance Hall, 40ft by 8.6; Drawingroom, 22 by 18, with two large bay windows; I .Dlningroom, 18 by 18, bay window with EYench windows to verandah; Morning Room, 18 by 13.6; Library, 18 by 12.6 (servery off with china closets); Bedrooms, 30 by 18 (dressingroom off), 18 by 18, 18 by 13, 18 by 12, and 18 by 9; Kitchen, 16 by 16; Scollery, Paatry, Housemaid's Pantry; Linen Presses, Sewlngroom, Bathroom, Lavatory and Bootroom. Washhouse, and Large Laundry, all fitted up with the most modern conveniences for saving labour. mHE GROUNDS have been laid out regardless of expense, are amongst the choicest in Auckland, and planted with beantiful Shrubs and Native Trees. J"he Flower Gardens, Borders, and Tennis Lawn, are a model of great taste. Conservatory. Good Orchard In full bearing. mHE pOSITION JS ALL rTIHAT •it T»E "QESIRED. THE BEST IN PARNELL. TWO MINUTES' WALK FROM TRAM STOP. HANDY TO THE HARBOR, BOROUGH BESERVE,-TENNIS .LAWNS, AND DOMAIN. GAS, WATER, AND PERFECT DRAINAGE SYSTEM. T AND mRANSEER miTLE. "DEMEMBER!—THIS IS ABSOLUTELY THE LAST CHANCE'OF SECURING A GOOD FREEHOLD AMIDST SUCH FAVOURABLE SURROUNDINGS, as properties of this description are becoming so difficult to procure that they are, figuratively, becoming PRICELESS. THE TERMS ARE EXTREMELY EASY. LITHOGRAPHIC PLANS ARE NOW, BEADY, and may be obtained from pBATBB AND OON, 103, QUEEN-ST.; ~ Or. T£ jjjj* AND BN 0 JACKSON, AUCTIONEERS, i;.^. . xi ■'■caii? J. '.<-*■' CUSTOMS STREET EASE. ,•%