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Auckland Star, Volume XL, Issue 271, 13 November 1909, Page 12

AUCTIONS. MB. LOUIS LEWIS, Auctioneer. TVill sell by auction, at pAUL TTANSEN & rj°-' s \ UCTION "DOOMS. MUTUAL LIFE BUILDINGS, QUEEN-ST., On YyEDXESDAX, -j IT At 2.30 O'CLOCK. On account of the Owner, who Is leaviv* for England, -y-ALTJABLE QITY JTKEBHOLO VALUABLE QITY -pREEHOLD The Well-known " TpEDERAIi TTALL " CLUB ROOMS And SOCIAL HALLS, With COMMODIOUS FAMILY RESIDENCE, SITUATE on Subdivision of ALLOTMENTS 9, 10, 11, of Sec. 22, CITY OP AUCKLAND. TITLE — LAND TRANSFER. FEOSTAGB to Wellesley-st. of 107 ft 41n. FRONTAGE to Federal-st. of 113 ft 21n SITUATION, abore V.M.C.A., near Opera House and Royal Albert Hall. PROSPECTIVE VALUE — Extensive Corner Section, best side of Wellesley-st and the only large City Freehold offering for Safe Investment. EASY TERMS can be arranged. DESCRIPTION — THE FEDERAL HALL, 114 ft x 50ft. Licensed to accommodate 600, with stage and accessories. ■Fine dancing floor; - cloak rooms; lavatories; dressing rooms, with side entrance to Federal-st. Well ventilated. Lighting: Electricity and Gas. Always well let. THE CLUB ROOMS, 50 s 35ft, with long corridor. Entrance from Wellesley-st. Cloak room and conveniences. Always let. The most popular rooms in Auckland for social functions, etc Lighting: Electricity and Gas. THE SUPPER ROOM, 50 s 20ft, with fine floor. Can be let with main hall or separately. A very convenient room for 6mall dances or other functions. THE FASIILX RESIDENCE of 10 rooms verandah back aud front, with excellent harbour view. Hot and cold water. Bath and conveniences. Also, spacious basement for storage purposes. CATERING PLANT can be acquired at valuation. The above buildings and plant provide an extensive Letting and Catering Business for all kinds of Concerts, Shows and other Functions, bringing in a good leliable income. PROPERTY IS FLAGGED. Plans and further particulars from jyj-ESSRS. PAUL JJANSEN AND Qα Or, LOUIS LEWIS, Auctioneer, ME. LOUIS LEWIS, Auctioneer, Will Sell by Auction, at pAUL JJANSiBN AND po.'S L AKD JJOOMS, 17-TiyEDXESDAY AT 2.50 O'CLOCK. "jITOUNT ALBERT, MOUNTART-ROAD— ■"J- About ONE ACHE, fenced stone 3 sides: 109 ft by 400 ft deep; good building section. = Also, riRAFTON-ROAD, CITY—DBLE. HOUSE *~" each 6 rooms, ou ALLOTMENT 40 by 154, above Bo.wling Green. KentaL 23/ C weekly. Land transfer. GOOD INVESTMENT SMALL MONEY. PROPERTIES AHE FLAGGED. LOUIS LE.WIS, Auctioneer.. MR LOUIS LEWIS Will Sell by Auction at pAUL TTANSEN AND /""10.'8 jL AND A UCTIOn "ROOMS. 58 — QUEEN-ST. — 68 W EDNESDAY, -(JTH -j^Q^ AT a.30 O'CLOCK SHAttP. rj\sß ,"Y;ale estate. gHEEP, RATTLE AND JCTRUIT TJUKiI. /jQK ACKES, consisting of about 2T6 ■±f«J Acre 3of Freehold, and 219 Acres of Leasehold Land, the latter with occapier's rlgbt to purchase Iα three years, or lease 27 years to run. Situated nine miles north, of Takapuna, Auckland, In the Farleies of Okura and Pukeatua; main road runs for 1J mile through property, with, mall coach service. l>and adjoins Okura River, and regular boot service delivers goods right on property ai 10/ per ton, small lot; or 7/6 per four tons. SOIL: Good. Freehold. Chiefly limestone loam. All well watered. Beautifully sheltered, suuny slopes. Will carry 300 ewes and 100 head of young stock, besides horses. VINEYARDS AND ORCHARD consist of 5 acres of finest sorts of grapes, nearly all in full bearing, and 3 acres of the choicest itorts of late apples. Equally suitable for poultry, kitchen garden, cropping, etc. Large wine shed, with complete plant. All in excellent order. About nine acres in heavy bush, and balance of land in Danthonia and Paspalum and other grasses. Land Transfer Title. Property considered one of the best in district. Fruit and wine will return from £200 to £300 first year. Comfortable Cottage of 4 rooms, with other buildings. Furniture at valuation. School within three miles and post-office practically on the spot. PROPERTY IS FLAGGED. For full particulars, apply at pAUL TTANSEN & /"IO.'S T AND A UCTION T>OOMS. LOUIS LEWIS, Auctioneer. QPENIXG OF TOEW gALEYARDS AT YT/ESTFIELD. THE FIRST 'SALE WILL BE- HELD IN THESE YARDS ON -[ST T^ECEMBER. EU.T STOCK WILL BE OFFERED ON WEDNESDAY, ■STORES AND DAISY CATTLE ON THURSDAY OF EACH WEEK. SALES COMMENCE AT 10 A.M. SHASP OX EACH DAY. ALFRED "DUCKLAND AND QONS. -KTEW JOAN AND Tl/TEBCANTILB A G-ENCY r>o., T TD. TYAiiiGiEaiE and ry>-t t/ed*