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Auckland Star, Volume XL, Issue 253, 23 October 1909, Page 10

AUCTIONS. TfUIIDAY, QCTOBER 9O AT 2 P.M. SHARP. QA3IUEL. ■yAILE AND QONS, INCORPORATING WARD BAKER, Will Sell by Auction at 'their Land Sale Rooms, S7, Queen-st. (per Ward Baker, Auctioneer), Instructed by the Owner, who has left Auckland, I^ORXHCOTE, PLEASANT SUBURBAN HOME. OKI/, ACRES, with House of C rooms, /& bathroom, pantry; wash-house, copper and tubs; stable and cowshed, etc. Public water laid on. The land lies well to the sun; small orchard; 5 acres are in grass; balance beautiful native bush, containing 25 to 30 good KAURI TREES aud many magnificent tree ferns (pouga); pretty bush creek. There is a charming peep of the harbour and splendid view,s of surrounding country- THE MAKINGS OF AN IDEAL SUBURBAN HOME. School close by. EASY TERMS: One-third cash; balance, 3 years at 5 per cent. JJIRIDAY, QCTOBER 9Q AT 2 P.M. SHARP. gAMUEL & CONS Will Sell by Auction, at their Land Sale Rooms, 87, Queeu-st. YXTITHOUT "DESERVE. KAUKAPAKAPA — SMALL, PARTLYIMPROVED FARM OF 19i ACRES, being Allotment No. 163, Parish of Makarau, all fenced, subdivided, and well watered; Small Cottage. Suitable for Fruitgrowing. 3 miles from station and township, and 40 miles from Auckland. The Owner is leaving for Australia, and the property will be SOLD TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER. ■pRIDAY, QCTOBER 90 AT 2 P.M. SHARP. • gAMUEL "yrAILE & OOMS Will Sell by Auction, at their Land Sale Rooms, 87, Queen-st. (per Ward Baker, Auctioueer),

Instructed by Mrs. Sorenson, QUEEN-ST., QNEHUNGA. SPLENDID CORNER BUILDING ALLOTMENT, 66ft to Queen-st. and lOSft 2in to Tawa-st. Elevated position and commanding view. Land Transfer. Good chance for builder. The Owner has left for Sydney, and this Lot will be Sold pRACTICALLY "OESERVE ■pRIDAY, QCTOBER O(j AT 2 P.M. SHARP. gAMUEL & gONS. Will Sell by Auction at their Land Sale Booms, 87, Queen-st. (per Ward Baker, Auctioneer), TTyAIROA T? D - T)EVONPORT (CLOSE TO CHELTENHAM BEACH), 6X EVEL "PUILDING T OTS, 1U XJ J J Ranging from 43ft to 50ft frontage by a depth of 100 ft to 150 ft, all in grass aud facing the Racecourse. 15 minutes from Victoria Wharf. 'Bus close by. •pRIDAY, "VTOVEMBER "JO AT 2 P.M. SHARP.

QAMUEL -yAILE & QONS, Will Sell by Auction at their Land Sale Rooms, 87, Queeu-st. (per Ward Baker, Auctioneer), INSTRUCTED BY THE EXECUTOR IN THE ESTATE OF THE LATE MR. DONALD MCGREGOR, BUSH CONTRACTOR, T7-AUKAPAKAPA, LARGE BLOCK OF LAND CLOSE TO THE RAILWAY. ACRES (all FREEHOLD, excep' O. I C7O 3 i>s acres, long lease at £3 per annum); about half the boundary is fenced, and there are 300 to 400 acres surface so vn grass; balance HEAVY BUSH AND FERN (about £200 worth of miUable timber). The land is undulating and of good quality, free from weeds, and is NOW RUNNING summer and winter 100 head of grown cattle and 200 sheep. Being only 2 miles from Kaukapaknpa township, about * Mil B FROM TWO RAILWAY STATIONS (Kanohi and Makarnu), and 4<5 from Auckland, this block would make a FINE SPECULATION or investment. As it is Imperative that it should 1)p sold, v<; arf offering the FOLLOWING EASY TERMS: ONE-QUARTER Cash, balance SEUC.V YEARS at ■"> per i-eut. We have a niw little property (W-iTH HOUSE) adjoining for private sale. "PRELIMINARY ~V OTICE. TgARLY IN TQECEMBER. CAMUEL -yAILE & CONS, INCORPORATING WARD BAKER, Will sell by auction at their Lnnd Sale Rooms, 87, Queen-st. (per Ward Baker, Auctioneer;, "pDENHOLM, TITOUNT "pDEN-RD. LOTS — A A — LOTS From a-quarter of an acre to an acre In size. "Rich volcanic soil, mostly free from stone. Only seven minutes from cars. Very easy terms: £10 deposit. £10 in 3 and U months, balance in 3 years, at PER CENT. — £W _ PER CENT.

TTNDER CONDUCT OF THE REGIS-1 U TRAR, SUPIJEME COURT, AT AUCKLAND, AT THE REQUEST OF THE MORGAGEE, MESSRS. SAiIUEL YAILE AND SONS. Have been instructed to Sell by Public Auction nt their Auction Rooms, 87, Queen-stl, Auckland, on FRIDAY, the 12th day of November, 1900, at 2 p.m.. The Undermentioned Property viz • ALL THAT PIECE Oil PARCEL OF •£*• LAND, containing ir>ln fir 10p. more or less, being Allotments 2!ii and 2»(i ami Part Allotments 291 and 231 a, Parish of Kirikiriroa. The property is situntpd close to the Town of Hamilton and immediately adjoining the Euakura Government Experimental Farm. The land is of the richest description, and is practically suhnrKin to Haml'toTi. The property is beinir sold subject to first Morttraires securing the princ'pa! sum of £inr>o and intores , ! to the fJo'-ern-ment Advances to Settlors Office Superintendent. For full particulars and rnmli'l'-ns of Sale npp'y to the Auctioneers nr to Messrs. Dnfnnr nnd Blss, Solicitors. Short-land-st., Auckland. QTRAWBERKIES. QTRAWBERRIES. The undersigned will hoid their First Aue tlon Sale at 0 a.m. on FRIDAY, 29th OCT., At their CENTRAL FRUIT MARKET, HIGH-ST. WAITEMATA FRUITGROWERS' CO-OP. SOC, LTD. i. B, TONAB, Auctioneer.