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Auckland Star, Volume XLI, Issue 135, 9 June 1910, Page 10

AOOTIOHS. ME LOHS LEWIS ~ Will sell by auction at pATJL- -TTAKSEN AKD /^O:'S X A2vD A UCTIOS "OO&M-S, -Li. ' _£3L • " XV MUTUAL. LIFE BUILDIKGS, QUEEX-ST., rpO-MOREOW, AT 2.30 P.M. . .16, RXLE-ST.. PONSOXBT. 4 Minutes from Tram Line. A FIRST-CLASS FOUB-ROOMED COT- -£*■ TAGE, being Lot 109, of Allotment 20, Section S, Suburbs of Auckland. New iron roof. Section 53ft x 109 ft. Land Transfer Title. A sound investment.- - Gas ana Water, Asphalte Paths, Fnilt Trees. "PAUL XTAXSEX AXD QO. ara l.ouis lewis "Will sell by auction at T>AUL TTANSEX A-XD QO.'S X'iXD A UCTIOX T>OOMS. ±J — iir- fi MUTUAL LIFE BUTLDIXGS, QTJEEX-ST. mO-MOBKOW. AT 2.30 P.M. : TIXCEXT-PLACE, VIXCEXT-ST., AUCKLAXD. rnWO HOUSES, being Xos. 5 and 7, YinJ- cent-place — One House of 9 rooms, and one of 4 rooms. Insurances, £260 and £150 respectively. A good investment. "OAUL TTAXSEX AND C\O., MR LOUIS LEWIS Will sell by auction at T>AUL TTAXSEX AXD /SO.'S T AXD A UCTIOX TJO.OMS, MUTUAL LIFE BUILDIXGS.QUEEN-ST. mOrMOEROW, AT 2.30 P.M. Instructed by MB THOS. McCLATCHER. CORKER OF MAIN-AVENUE- AXD THIRD-AVENUE. KINGSLAND. FIRST-CLASS RESIDEXCE of 6 rooms, all conveniences; Section S6ft-i lfiOfi; area 1 rood 10 perches. T>AUL TTAXSEN AJS'D r\O. MiE. LOUIS LEWIS Will Sell by Auction at "OAUL TTAXSEX AND r^O.'S T AXD "OOOMS, iiTOTUAL LIFE BUILDIXG-S, QtTEEX-ST. mo-aoEEow, At 2v30 P-m. By Order of tie Public Trustee, in the Estate of Charles John McCallum, late of Waipipi (.deceased). TOTI —ALL THAT PAB.CEX, OF LAND -" -*- containing 10 Acres, more or less, being Allotment 10, of Section 3, Parish, of Waipipi, and being the Whole of the Land comprised in Certificate of Title Vol. 13, Fol. 302, Auckland Registry. LOT 9 —ALL THAT PARCEL OF LAXD containing 10 Acres, more or less, belfig Allotment U, of -Section 3, Parish of Waipipi, together- with the Buildings thereon erected, and Appurtenances thereto belonging, respectively. Five miles from Waiuku, 47 from Auckland. Good Dairying District. .Good metalled roads. TpAUL TTAXSEX A2JD /-10. MR. LOUIS LEWIS Will Sell by Auction at "pAUL TTAXSEX AXD /^O.'S T AXD AUCTION "pOOHS, MUTUAL LIFE BUILDIXGS, QUEEN-ST., rpo-aioßEOw. at 2.30 p.m. Instructed by the owner. ■piARM AT -jl/TAXAKAXA. m ACRES; 1 mile from wnarf, BTJTTER FACTORY, stores, creamery, school, clinrch, and post office. 7~HO3IESTE3Lrreens!STS of-25i-ACB.ES, aHin grass except 10 acres tallow and 30 acres burnt ti-tree. The Balance of 110 ACRES is good bush, partly cleared and in grass. Property _is tvell fenced with, sheepproof fencing. HOUSE, 6 ROO-MB.—lron roof r 6 years old_ Cow shedTneiv large shed, piggery. Sheep dip, hay shed, fowl run -of all wired in. Separator "room. Aivr. BUILDIXXJS ARE IR.OX ROOFED. Small orchard. THE HOMESTEAD IS ALJL. PtOUGHABLE, GOOD FLATS, BOUND BY TIDAL CREEKS. Excellent Fishing and Shooting. Kaipara Flats Railway distant only 11 miles. KEGTJLAK BOAT SERVICE, ami easy communication. This Property is admirably adapted Tor mixed farming, and the Purdhaser can take over all Stock and Plant, Immediate Possession. The Reserve fixed on the Property is EXCEEDINGLY LOW, ana to those requiring a Good Farm showing an immediate return it is confidently recommended. If not sold in one lot, the Homestead of 251 acres. . and_±he_ JBush. .Section of 110 acres will be sold separately. PAUL TTANSEK AM) QO. - JIB. LOUIS.LEWIS Will Sell by Anctioa at pAUL JJANSEN &. QO.'S T AND \ UCTION TJOOM3. MUTUAL LIFE BUILDIXGS, QUEEN-ST., rpO-MOEEOW, AT 2.30 P.M. Instructed by the Owner THAT WELL-KNOWN RESIDENCE T. Y:N " NI Situated at the corner of Richmond-avenne and Warnoclxrst.,. just opposite the present G rej- Lynn Tram Terminus (fare 2Jd). SECTION.—The Section is a three-comerea shaped one, with a frontage of 33Sft oin along Richmond-avenue, and about 330 ft along Warnock-st., with a depth at the back of about 2Soft Conld easily be subdivided into five iar»e building sites, exclusive present residence. HOUSE.—Was bnilt five yeats aso of the best selected timbers, under special Eupervisipa of Mr John Cnrrie, ArchiGROUXDS.—NiceIy laid out tn lawns, pianted with, shrubs and trees; footpath asphalted; vegetable garden and orchard, also fowl run; "338ft""pTcfcet fence to Richmond-avenue. - ROOMS.—Drawingroom 14ft x -16ft, diningroom . 25ft. x 14ft, both, rooms embossed ceilings, tiled grates" and" gas fires; breakl'astroom; four lofty bedrooms, zwo with gas fires; kitchen "with excel* - lent,range ? _ scullery,-and. fitted .pantry, slide to -diningroom; large bathroom best of kauri' lined; "full sized bath and basin, with-hot and cold water servicesgas throughout, anil excellent drainace : - large lui-11, 6ft wide, with magnificent lead-light doqrs. OUTHOUSES.— Washnouse "with everything complete,, tool room, large bu-'T slietL, two loose boxes witli convent enceS. :~~ . VlEWS.—Magnificent views over Ponsonby arid, flic Auckland Harbour and Waitakerei, and cannot be built out." The position is "absolutely" the best in the district. SPECIAL XOTICE TO MEDICAL MEN.— Although Grey Lynn is one of' the most populous boroughs in the Auckland District it is a fact that there is at present no.Medical Man- living within this progressive district. Therefore, any " Medical Practitioner would be able to secure at once a large practice without laving to purchase it, and the-property mentioned herein is absolutely the most suitable one to be obtained from every point of view. Property flagged, and "may" be inspected by arrangement with the undersigned, pAUL TTAJiSEN AND QO.