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Auckland Star, Volume XLI, Issue 272, 16 November 1910, Page 12

ATOTIOHa. jpAPATOETOE T>ARK XJ9TATB. 1 TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION BY A. W. **» O°On IJIHUBSDAY, -JTOVEMBER 24 Ta (DAY BEFORE AUCKLAND SHOW), AT 2 P.M., AT THE QHAiIBBB Of riOMMERCB SWANSON-6T. rjXHB ABOVE iMAGNIPICEINT ESTATE, SUBDIVIDED INTO 2Q LOTS, FHOJI y TO 20 ACBBS - Land is all level, and is the richest and choicest Suburban Land ever offered In the Auckland Province, and the locality is absolutely the healthiest outside the city, in beautiful pasture, lies well to the sun, and is situate within fifteen minutes easy walk of the Railway Station; five minutes to school, creamery, etc., and convenient to Golf Links; being only one hoar's drive from Auckland City, by metalled rood. SACH SECTION HAS A GOOD METALLBD ROAD FRONTAGE, AND THE PROPERTY ADJOINS THE GREAT SODTH-RD. Tiie Homestead is situated on seven acres of rich land, -with good metalled road frontage. There is an up-to-date and substantial Dwelling of 8 large rooms, bathroom, washhouse etc. Bnggy shed, man's room, loose boxes, wood and coal sheds, lawns, drive, asphalt paths, good garden, and orchard. All well sheltered .by live hedges, and Iβ highly suitable for Gentleman's Residence, Retired Farmer, or Business Men. There Is also a smaller homestead eitnate on the Estate, with House 5 rooms, large eheds, etc, mEBMS: -||j PER CENT CASH. -I A PER CENT, 3 MONTHS -in PER CENT, 12 MONTHS BALANCE, 4 YEARS, AT 5 PER CENT, FBOM DATE OF AUCTION. Lithographic Plans and further information, upon application. A. W. R ANI> C°~ 79, QUEEN-ST... AUCKLAND. S. L HALCOMBH, Auctioneer, rnHURSDAY, TYECBMBER -J AT 12 NOON SHARP. Under instrnctions from W. H. Wright and A. G. Buchanan, executors under the will of Mrs. F. A. Wright, late of Darnell (deceased), "DARNELL TjmEEHOLD ■pBOPBRTIES SEVEN TTOUSES AND T>um>lNG A LLOTMENT, CLOSE TO UO SECTION. TTOT rr QVER -1 A CBB OF T tAND. ]yfrß rjmoßNEs Will Sell by Auction, at 'the Land Sale Rooms, 83, Queen-st., CIALE LOT I—TjTOX-ST. COTTAGE of Six Rooms, besides kitchen, bathroom, pantry; w.-iovise, with copper and fixed tabs; patent w-c, ln-« verandahs. SJALE LOT 3—rpOX-ST, of Five Rooms, besides bath-r., \J pantry; wash-house, copper and tubs; patent w.c, range, etc. CIALB LOT 3—JjVDX-SI. rjOTTAGE of Four Booms and scullery, '—' patent w.c, etc gALB LOT 4—TCXXS-ST. QOTTAGE, simitar to Lot 3. CJALE LOT S—TjTOS-ST. | four rooms and ecullery; t~> patent w.c, etc. All the above are single storey buildings, and well fitted with verandaAe, Orion ranges, patent w.c.'s, iTon roofs, etc., and all have Land Transfer Titles. C3ALB LOT 6—XTORK-ST. ■MTJAT RESIDENCE of six large and -*-' lofty rooms, besides kitchen aed bathroom, wide nail, an on one floor; w.house, copper and tube; patent w.c; two verandahs; with magnificent views of harbour. Land Transfer Title. CJALE LOT 7—jgELWXN T ODGE. P«OMMODIOUS VERANDAH HOUSE or \J seven rooms, large, besides kitchen, pantry, bathroom, anil spacious entrance hall, all on one floor. The outbuildings consist of stable, two*etall; man's room, trapshed, w.-house witti copper and tube. The House <hae brick foundations. Land Transfer Title. The grounds are. over one acre in extent, all level, good soil, and wltb choice fruit trees and flowering enrobe. Commanding magnificent views of harbour, and with carriage entrances from Fox-st. and Selwyn-*eirace. I*T. (TITLE. TOT B—YQRK-BX. TTAMJiABLE LEVBIi AI*DOT., he-Tlng 68 V links frontage to Yoik-st., by average depth, of 130 links. Splendid views. ALL THE ABOVE ASEJ CLOSE. TO; ID SECTION, AT PARNELL. Cards tn view and all particnlare of the Auctioneer, ijtHOßxas, 83, pumas-si. DxviuEJTDS. "VTORTHERN STHAM SHIP COMPASY, J-H LdMTEED. INTERIM DIVIDEND. An Interim. Dividend for the Half-year ending 30th September, 1910, at the rate of 7 per cent 'per annum, -will be payable on and after FRIDAY, November 18th, 1910. The Transfer Books of tie Company will be closed from FRIDAY, November 11th, to FRIDAY, 18th, both days Inclusive. CHARLES RANSON, Manager. Auckland, Bth November, 1910.