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Auckland Star, Volume XLI, Issue 270, 14 November 1910, Page 12

- ATOTIOWS. gAMUBIt.rtOCHRANB & QON, T TD. 199, .QUEBN-ST. fTIUESDAY, ,JJt>y. 1 sth.5 th . 1910, 11 A.M. U A.M. The above have been favoured with Instructions from various owners, to sell by public unction, BRASS-MOUNTED BEDSTEADS (2), Wire Mattresses, Chiffoniers, Safes Chest of Drawers, Suites, Tapestry and Leather Couches, Single Bedsteads BEAUTIFUL 3-PIECB SUITE, RE-WA REWA. FRAMES Linoleum, Oilcloth, Wire Stretchers Kapok and Flax Mattresses, Bound Tables. Dining and Kitchen Tables Pianos, Machines, and Lot ot General Sandries gAMUEIi COCHRANE & -CSON, T TD. ALBERT E. SLOMAN, Auctioneer. CS AMU EL QOOH'RANE & QON, X TD. AT CBACROFT4ST., PARNBLL, End of Id Section, "WEaJNESDAY, NOVEMBER. 16th, 1910, 11 a.m. 11 a.m. TO THE TRADE AND BUILDERS. QUANTITY OF BUILDING MATSKIAL, including:—Complete Set of Gal. lion for Hip Roof, 24 x 22, Stove (Nicholls), 2 Reg. Grates, Mantelpieces, Window Frames, 7 Doors, Panel (in good order), Coalhouse (all complete), Verandaih, 24ft and 4 x 6, Picket and Paling F-ences, Puxlrl House Blocks, Large Quantity oj Timber (eOOft 9 x 1J), T.G. Flooring Joints (6 x 2), Scantling, Lining and Flooring Boards (4x3, 3x2,6x1,9x1), 2 Chimneys. CjAMUEL QOCHRANE & QON, T TD. ALBERT B. SLOMAN. Auctioneer. JSLINGTON TSLINGTON TESTATE. JSLINGTON TESTATE. TSLINGTON TESTATE, SITUATION, SITUATION, -3 JV .ft SITUATION, . ' l - WITHIN 9 MINUTES WITHIN 9 MINUTES WITHIN 9 MINUTES Of the DOMINION-RD. TRAM TERMINUS. DOMINION-RD. TRAM TERMINUS. DOMINION-RD. TRAM TERMINUS. SUBDIVIDED INTO 167 167 167 167 A LLOTMENTS. JJuTAGNIFICENT A LLOTMENTS. Situated along the proposed Extension of the Domlnion-rd. Tram Service. .-,.'_ ■ BE gOLD BY A UCTION, ryiLL BE OOLD BT AUCTION, LOUIS LEWIS, Auctioneer. THIRST T)AY: QN rpHB /GROUND, . QN mHE Q.ROUND, gATURDAY, ATOVEMBEB -|QTH, 2.30 P.M. (SATURDAY, "J QTH, 2.30 P.M. gECOND T)AT: : T>AUL TTANSEN AND /^O.'S T AND A UCTION TJOOMS, NOVEMBER 21 ST « 2.30 P.M. jy£ONDAY, 21 ST, 2.30 P.M. JjWERY SECTION A LAWN. TXT'E SELL SOIL, NOT STONE. POSITION. T3EAUTIFUL VIEWS. ■ rpHE EASIEST OF TERMS. ; rpHE LOWEST OF PRICES. JJUBLIC SCHOOL CLOSE BY. T AND TRANSFER TITLE. TERMS — EASY — TERMS-4P-IQ DEPOSIT. IN 3 MONTH'S. £10 IN 6 * lONTHS - Balance for 4 years at 5 per cent p.t. Plans from the Agents: PAUL HANSEN AND CO., Mutual Life Buildings, Queen-st.; or H. REIMERS, City Chambers, Qaeen-st., or LOUIS LEWIS. AUCTIONEER, .Vlctorfost. Bast. gyjOVEMBEB QA AT 2 O'CLOCK. rmKAPUNAI "JJAURAKI T?OAD TESTATE , . , ' — gUPERB gECTIONS —-t Q With Fiwntages to LAKE TAKAPUNA BEACH, LAKE ROAD, HAURAKI ROAD. T. IJACKSON Acting under instructions, will Sell by Public Auction at their Rooms, Customs-st E on the above date, rpHE UNSOLD BALANCE OF THE ■*- "HAURAKI ROAD ESTATE," in all ■JQ— MAGNIFICENT SECTIONS—I Q Situated in the heart of Auckland's Premier Seaside Suburb, about 20 minutes' journey from Queen-st by the new tramway. «,jKi e eections nl "e frontages of -from 50 to 100 ft, with great depths. All are large (many being nearly half an acre). Close to the wharf. Command EXTENSIVE AND EXQUISITE VIEWS of the Gulf and Channel, and the trams stop at the Estate (2d section). Some of the Sections are right on the BEAUTIFUL TAKAPUNA BEACH (one of the safest for bathing in Auckland), and as time goes on Sections at Takapuna with Beach frontages will be unprocurable, and will therefore be PRICELESS. Property Flagged. Plans on application. YOUR Friends will be delighted to get a Copy of the "Illustrated Guide to Auckland," obtainable at the "Star" Office and all Stationers. Trice, 2/.