AUCTIONS. mO-MORHOW, ■pEIDAY, QCTOB-SR ]_£?&, AT 2 O'CLOCK. •gPSOM, ■yyAPITI WBLL-BUILT RESIDENCE OF 7 ROOMS, AND 1-ACEB SECTION, m -»,rANDENO JACKSON Instructed by C. J. OWEN, Esq., acting on beiralf of owner, will Sell by Public Auction, at their Eoonis, Custom-st. E., on the above date, THAT UNIQUE RESIDENCE' of 7 rooms, wfth 3 fires, range and iron roof; drawing-room. 16 by 14, bay window; din-ing-room, 19 by 15; breakfast-room, 14 by 12; 3 bedrooms, 14 by 10. 13 by 13, and 12 by 10 respectively; kitchen, IS x 12, Champion range; pantry and scullery; bathroom, califonl, etc. House recently painted. LBVEL CORNER SECTION, with 65ft frontage to Wapiti-avenue by 165 ft deep.! standing high and prettily laid out: paths tarred and sanded. Land Transfer Title. Property is Flagged. mO-MOREOW -pKIDAY, 1 4 th QCTOBBR, AT 12 O'CLOCK. HUNUA, Nine Miles from Papakura, by good metalled road to the sate. -J TOJffiX, AIfCTIOJVEES. Having received instructions from the Owner, who is giving np farming, will sell by auction, at the Mart, Victoria and Lome sis., mHE TDEAL OF TTTJNUA. THE PROPERTY OF J. T. STEMBRIDGE. FIRST QUALITY LAND. rpHAX TJICH jQAIKY TJIABM, CONTAINING -t "J f* ACRES RICH LOAM, ALL LLO PLOUGHABLE, LEVEL TO UNDULATING, in good grass excepting 14 acres large tea-tree shelter. 14 Acres new grass this season. LARGE PIGGERIES AND COWSHED. The whole property subdivided into nine paddocks. EXTREMELY WELL WATERED, NEV-ER-FAILING SPRINGS. This Property is as represented, and can be thoroughly recommended. AND IS 'JO BE SOLD- - - Terms: £600 can recain on Mortgage. Full particulars, J. J- ONESAUCTIONEER AND LAND AGENT, VICTORIA AND LOUNE STS. jy£R. AT OENTRAE M ART, mo-MORROW, JfRIDAT-QCT. -y-JWIDAY AT 10 O'CLOCK PROMPTLY. .. SEIZED UNDER DISTRAINT FOR RENT. mHE STOCK-IN-TRADE OF PICTURE J- FRAMER, including— 3 LG. PLATE GLASS SHOW CASES, Latest Design 66 PICTURES. 33 PICTURE FRAMES 14 STEREOSCOPES. Small Lot Moulding. Bench, Steps, 3-plj' Birch, Cnframed Pictures, Gas Ring, Wood Screw, and General Sundries. THE- PLATE-GLASS CASES ARE IN VERT GOOD ORDER. After above, 1 Ice Chest, sample 1 2i H-P. GAS ENGINE, New, Complete 1 Bath ' Callfont, S Dawn Mowers 4 Ladies and Gent's Bicycles, 6 Sewing Machines 1 English Bagatelle Table, Croquet Set 5 NEW AND S.H. PIANOS (call and inspect). Copy Press. 3 HANDY FIREPROOF SAFES, good sizes 6 Cabin and Saratoga Trunks Typewriter. Violins. Rattan Goods, Roller Top Desk. Office Table, etc. Also, KAQ LOTS SUPERIOR SECONDHAND OXJO FURNITURE, Bedsteads, Suites, Couches. Chests. Comb. Bedsteads, Enamelled Ware. Carpet, Lino. etc. . ..I\OUIS T EWIS, AUCTIONEER. LOUIS LEWIS Will sell by auction, at TDAUL TTANSEN AND /^O.'S T AND AUCTION TVOOMS, 64, QUEEN-ST. mO-MOEHOW, •pRIDAT, "J QCTOBER, 1910. 2.30 PM - By the Official Assignee in Bankruptcy of the Property of Charles Short, a Bankrupt. . " "' CITY OF AUCKLAND — Allotments 27 and 28 of the Reclamation by the Auckland Harbour Boaid, situated FREEMAN'S BAY, City of Auckland, each with a frontage of 33ft to PATTESON-ST. by a "depth of 100 ft. Bounded towards the North by VICTORIA ATHLETIC PARK. The Leases of Allotments 27 and 28 expire in 1930. Rental £24 15/ each per annum. And also by the Official Assignee, in conjunction with the First Mortgagee, CITY OF AUCKLAND — Allotments 11 and 12 of the Reclamation by the Auckland Harbour Board, situated FREEMAN'S BAY in the City of Auckland. Bounded towards the South by PATTE-SON-ST., 66ft; towards the West, by Allotment 13 of the said Reclamation, 100 ft; towards the North by VICTORIA ATHLETIC PARK, 66ft; and towards the East by Allotment 10 of the said Reclamation, 100 ft. The well-known stables of C. Short and Co. (in bankruptcy) are erected on these Allotments. Rental £33 per annum. The lease is for a term of 50 years from Hth July, 1306. Half value of improvements paid for at end of term. Particulars of the Properties can be had at the Office of the Official Assignee, and of Oliphant and Oliphant, Solicitors for the First Mortgagee. PBQPEKTX FLAGGED. PAUL TTANSEN AND />O. I/OUIS LEWIS ■Wail Sell by Auction, at pAUL. TDTANSEN AND pOJS TAND A UCTIOK "DOOMS, . rrio-MORROw, TjSKIDAI, "J4.TH QCTOBEB, "j Q"| A AT 2-30 P.M. TZ"rN<l T\OMINK>N-RD. (LAST HOUSE ON LEFT). UP-TO-DIATE RESIDENCE OF 5 ROOMS, with all conveniences, standing on Allotment 50 x 127, volcanic, no stone, and stands high; house only 12 months old; bathroom, scullery; fitted wash-house; hot and cold water; linen press and cupboards; back verandah and porch; fowl run; tiled hearths; beautifully finished; lift stud. Will be sold cheap. Mortgage of £500. Property Flagged. PAUL TTANSEN AND /~K>.
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Auckland Star, Volume XLI, Issue 243, 13 October 1910, Page 10
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