AUCTIONS. TjmiDAX, "pEBKDAKX "j Q AT 2 P.M. SHARP. QAMXTEL AXLE AND QONS INCORPORATING WARD BAKES. Will Sell by Auction, at their Land Sale Rooms, S7, Queen-st. (per Ward Baker, Auctioneer), Estate of the late Mr Manning, OMALL QEASIDE Tj\A.RM, OREWA, WADE. 1 AO ACRES of fairly level land, fronting | the Orevra River at the Orewa Heads; . all fenced and subdivided into six paddocks; half in grass, half-au-aere of orchard; good ', soil, well watered; House of 4 rooms Uusur- ' ance. £100), cowshed, etc. DEEP WATER 1 ' FRONTAGE. An ideal spot for gentleman's ' residence or large boardiughouse. Gum rights, not yet exploited, ARE ' WOItTH ±LICO. s [ -pEIDAY, TpEBRUAKY "I CTH, [ AT 2 P.M. SHAEP. gAMTiEL -TTAILE & QONS, INCORPORATING WARD BASER. : Will sell by auction, at their Land Sale Rooms, S7, Queen-st. (per Ward Baker, < Auctioneer.). QXFORD-ST., T>EMUERA, OFF ORAKEI-RD. T ARGE LEVEL. BUILDING LOT, 194 x 164^Bich Volcanic Soil; Fenced; Convenient to Cars. If not sold in cue lot, will be SUBDIVIDED INTO FOUR LOTS OF 4SFT 6IN EACH. -pRIDAT, -t gTH, AT 2 P.M. SHARP. CAMUEL "VTAILE AND OOXS INCORPORATING WARD BAKER. Will sell by auction at their Land Sale ] Rooms, ST. (Jueeu-st (per Ward Baker, ; Auctioneer.), o A r AGNIFICENT SECTIONS, "CVBONTING "j\TT. TfDEN-ED. AND LANDSCAI'E-RD. I (Near Eden holm and adjoining the Sunnybank Estate.j HIGH COMMANDING POSITION, Affording Panoramic Views. RICH VOLCANIC SOIL, Free from Stone. GENTLE SLOPE TO THE NORTH. EAST TERMS; 10 per cent cash, 10 per cent in 3 mouLhs, 10 per cent in 6 moLitim, and balance 3 years, at 5 per cent. Call for a Plan. -pEBIIUASY -J O AT 2 P.M. SHARP. gAiIUEL "y-AILE AND INCORPORATING WARD BAKER. Will Sell by Auction, at their Land Saic Rooms. ST. Queen-st. iper W«rd Baker, Auctioneer;, OWNER LEAVING TILE COCNTRX. RARE CHANCE FOR A FABMEB OF KM AT,T. MEANS. X s A RAI TTAXXiT FARM of :-hX> acres, mostly ; ■*-*- p-onghahle and aoont hulf fenced. OVER l«i ACKEd RICH FLAT in En:s- ' BALANCE UOOD i;i;su AM) fIUE-1 WOOD (tea-tree). No noxious fwetsds. [ Permanent creek right through. Will now; winter 150 to 20u sheep. Cottage of 4 ■ roonij, and verandah, very pleasantly sltnat- j ed, overlooking the Eea. Close to fccbool. I chnrcn. telegraph office, etc-.; 0 miles from I Mangawai Wnarf and about 6 miles l'roin ! JTe iiaaa Railway Station. Will be allowed : to go VERY CHEAPLY INDEED, as the! j osvuer is leaving at once. Tiie existing, i TpaiDAY, TpEBRUARY "I Q | AT 2 O'CLOCK. T>EMUERA, VX/ARRINGTON "RDri AND -piDINGS-RD. ON THE HARBOUR SIDE. ST>EATJTIFUL AND UHELTEfIED Handy to Car, aud Easy Walk to Newmarket. m XrA.NDE.NO TACKSON, Instructed by the EXECUTORS in the Estate of the late tt. PICKMEKJ.:, will i Sell by Public Auction at their Rooms, i Customs-st. E., on Uie above date, rfftlOSE i VALUABLE SECTIONS, sltuatJ- ed as above. LOT 1 has a frontage of 100 ft to WAR-RTS'GTON-RD., by a depth of 06ft Bm. LOT 2—looft frontage by a, depth of 330 ft, and contains a little over j-acre. LOT 3 —looft frontage by 350 ft deep backline 130 ft. LOT 4 contains 2 ACRES 3 ROODS 33 PERCHES. A IIAOXmCENT SECTION. LOT 5, having a Frontage to RIDINGSRD. and containing 1 ACRE 1 ROOD 6 PERCHES, commands a GLORIOUS HARBOUR VIEW. , The Lots an lie to the sun, al! sheltered from all cold winds, and have a good view. Gas, water, and deep drainage in the road. About 3min from car and handy to Newmarket. Terms: 25 per cent cash, balance 5 yeais at 5 per cent. The Sections are Flagged. TJTRIDAY, -pEIiRUARY -To AT 2 O'CLOCK. QCEAN -yiEW TESTATE, TDEMUERA rpWO TJEERLESS OECTIONS, SHELTERED, SUNNY POSITION. FINEST VIEWS IN IIEMUERA. LOT 1 has a frontage of 78ft. 4in. to RE-MUBIIA-El)., by a depth of about 102 ft. Lot 2 has a frontage of i>2ft. sin. to REMUERA RD., aud frontage of 112 ft. yin. to Ridings-road. These sections lie on the Sunny Slopes ol Mt. Hobson, about lOmin. walk from Newmarket. THAMS STOP IN FRONT OF SECTIONS. T ]Vr AKDENO TACKSON, Instructed by the EDUCATION BOARD, will Sell by Public Auction at their rooms, Custom-street E., AS ABOVE. Plans on application. The Sections are Flagged. "piRIDAY, -pEBRUAItY -JO " AT 2 O'CLOCK. jy-OUNT J£DEN, .VIEW-ROAD (opposite Victoria-avenne). A TTEACTIVE "DESIDENCE OF Q "DOOMS, STANDING ON LARGE SECTION. HP T\TANDBNO TACKSON, Instrncted by the Owner, will Sell by Public Auction, at their Rooms, Customs-st. E., on the above date, THAT ATTRACTIVE RESIDENCE OF EIGHT ROOMS and conveniences (4 fires, and Orb range), drawlngroom 15ft square, diningroom IS by 12; bedrooms 16 by 15, 15 by 15, 17 by 15, and a smaller bedroom; kitchen, large dresser, sink, etc.; washhonse, copper and tubs. Standing on large section, with 70ft frontage to VIEWROAD (opposite Victoria-avenue), MOUNT EDEN, by depth of 145 ft; true volcanic soil; laid out in garden, and planted with shrubs; small orchard. CLOSE TO TWO TRAMS, and -within easy walking distance of Id section top Symonds-st. Tie. Property -1s "Flagged.
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Auckland Star, Volume XLI, Issue 41, 17 February 1910, Page 10
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