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

AXTCTIOMS. jCTRIDAY, -I Q AT 2 P.M. SHARP. gAMUEL -TTAILE AND QONS, INCORPORATING WARD BAKER, Will Sell by Auction, at their Land Sale AucSonetr"), Queea - St " *« Ward Baker, M OUNT J.DEN R D., Next Corner Wlndniiil-rd. CJIX-ROOMED DWEfLLING; gas stove, *-> raage; solid bath; wash-house, copper; workshop, toolhouse, coaihouse, etc.; on large level, allotment, over JJALF-AN- A CRE, Free from stone, and now in kitchen aad flower gardens; quantity of fruit trees, In lull bearing; sheltered from every wind j JfRIDAY, NOVEMBER Tn AT 2 P.M. SHARP. gAMUEL "y-AILE & QONS, Will Sell by Auction, at their Land Sale Rooms, 87, Queen-st. (per Ward Baker, Auctioneer), INSTRUCTED BY THE EXECUTOR IN ™ESTATE OF THE LATE MR. DONALD MCGREGOR, BUSH CONTRACTOR, ■g"AUKAPAKAPA, LARGE BLOCK OF LAND CLOSE TO THE RAILWAY. 1 1CkK ACRES (all FREEHOLD, except -*- • f«-» 305 acres, long lease at £5 per annum); about half the boundary is fenced and there are 300 to 400 acres surface sown grass; balance HEAVY BUSH AND FERN (about £200 worth of millable timber). The land is undulating and of good quality free from weeds, and is NOW RUNNlNG'summer and winter 100 head o< , grown cattle and 200 sheep. Being only 2 miles from Kaukapakapa township, about } MILB FROM TWO RAILWAY STATIONS (Kanohl and Makarau), and 46 from Auckland, this block would make a FINE SPECULATION or Investment. As it Is imperative that it should be sold we ar° Offering the FOLLOWING EASY 'TERMS-ONE-QUARTER Cash, balance SEVEN YEARS at 5 per cent. We have a nice little property (WITH HOUSE) adjoining for private sale. JjWDAY, -VTOVEMBEH "J Q AT 2 P.M. SHARP. gAMUEL -yTAILE & QON3, INCORPORATING WARD BAKER, Will 'Sell by Auction, at their Land Sale Rooms, 87, Queen-st. (per Ward Baker Auctioneer), ESTATE OF PATRICK D. MALONEY, ABSOLUTELY "RESERVE LINCOLN-ST., CORNER KENT-ST , ., PONSONBY. TEIVEL ■DUILDING A LLOTMENT, 66 FT BY 10 QFT. Also, TTILLSBORO", /"VNEHUNGA (Close to 1 Pah Farm). Lot 7 of Allot. 8 of Section 13, Parish of Waitemata. 5 A - 34: p ' Fronting Belfast-st., close to Manukau HaTbour. Splendid Views. AN IDEAL SPOT FOR WEEK-END . . RESIDENCE^ JjIRIDAY, ->TOVBMBER -I O AT 2 P.M. SHARP. gAMUEL -yAILE & OONS, INCORPORATING WARD BAKER, Will Sell by Auction at itheir Land Sale Rooms, 87, Qneen-st (per Ward Baker, Auctioneer), IN 05HE ESTATE OF CHAS. CROUCH (DECEASED), ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE, NELSON-ST., CLOSE TO WBLDESLEY-ST mWO-STOREY RESIDENCE of 8 rooms, J- bathroom, 3 fires (including ranee) washhouse, copper, tubs, p.w.c, all under! one roof; good letUng locality: The house ha« Just been re-papered throughout, aud 13 now empty. Key on application. NO RESERVE. NO BESERVE. FRIDAY, T)EC, AT 2 P.M. SHARP. gAMUEL & gOJSS. (Per Ward Baker, Auctioneer), will sell by auction at their Laud Sale Rooms, 87, Stueen-st., jy£OUNT J£DEN-RD. gPLENDID T ARGB QITES, AVERAGING ABOUT ONE-THIRD ACRE. J^DENTIOLM. GOOD RESIDENCE SITE ON EACH LOT. RAPIDLY IMPROVING DISTRICT, .VOLCANIC SOIL. CLOSE CARS. Lithograph Plans Shortly. J£DENHOLM. THERE) IS 110 BETTER INVESTMENT THAN SUBURBAN LAND. AND SOME LOTS WILL BE SOLD QUITE JJESERVB. ffIDEJS'HOLM. MHE TKRMS ARE WONDERFULLYEASY. £10 CASH, ' £10 IN THREE MONTHS, £10 IN SIX MONTKS - BALANCE AT PEE CENT. — _ PER CENT. FOR gDENHOLM, A UCKI/AND ■OROKERS , ASSOCIATION. rPHE THIRST VyOOL QALE. WILL BE HELD ON '■ ryEDNESDAY; 24 th 7\r OV -' AT THE SALE ROOMS, CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, SWANSONST., AT 9 A.M. The Catalogues for this Sale will be ' Closed on SATURDAY, 20th November, ( so that Wool to be offered must be de- ' Jirered Into store on or before that date. AI/FRED BUCKLAND AND SONS. G. W. BINNEY AND SONS. NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO.. LTD. THE AUCKLAND FARMERS' UNION • I/TD. • jPAbQBXX ANR £0., X/ra* -■-'