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Auckland Star, Volume XLII, Issue 193, 15 August 1911, Page 10

mO-MORROW, rnO-MOBBOW, liyEDNESDAY, A UGUST "I g AT O O'CLOCK. " T>OINT T7IRIN." XT OINT -C^KIN. ONE OF THE BEAUTY SPOTS OK THE QUEEN CITY OF THE DOMINION. "pOINT £IENTLEMAN'S -RESIDENCE. STANDING IN PARK-LIKE GROUNDS OF ABOUT 121 ACRES. FEET BEACH FRONTAGE FRONTAGES TO JHELLY T>EACH TJOAD Y gEACH R C 'ARSFIELD CJTREET. ILORIOUS TJANORAMIC T. ]VJ ANDENO JACKSON, Acting under Instructions, will Soil by Public Auction, nt their Rooms, CustomsBt. East, on the above dote, 3 O I N T "PRI X," THE WELL KNOWNMAGNIFICENT FROPERTY OF THE LATE JOHN CAMPBELL, comprising—--12 A llsß l R OOD 26 p ERCnEs - STUDDED WITH MANY GRAND OLD TREES, PALMS, ETC. Surrounded by stately Pohutukawas, fringed by a SHELVING, SANDY BEACH, delightfully situated on the Banks of the Beautiful Waitemata, and commanding EXQUISITE VIEWS of the entire Harbour from the Uauraki Gulf right up the river to HobsonTille. THE RESIDENCE was built many years ago, of thoroughly sound timber, is In a splendid stute of repair, contains 10 large airy rooms and conveniences; has all outbuildings. Lodge of 4 rooms, etc. Stands in a warm, sunny, sheltered position, and commands a lovely view of the harbour right up past the wharves. THE POSITION OF "POINT ERIN" Is unique, standing, as it were, all by itself—practically an island, ns no other property butts on to it; bounded on one side by Shelly Beach Boad, on another by Sarsfield Street, on a third by Cnrran Street, and on the other by the Harbour— THE FAMOUS SHELLY BEACH. Thus affording EXCELLENT BATHING, GRAND BOATING, AND TIP-TOP FISHING. As a site for the home of a retired gentleman, "POINT ERIN" stands alone, for whilst being within the boundaries of the City, it embraces the privacy and. quietness of the country, and with a little expenditure on the gardens and grassy slopes to the beach, it could be made a. BEAUTIFUL SPOT AMIDST PICTURESQUE SURROUNDINGS, And the views it commands are the FINEST IN AUCKLAND; or if " TOOINT "pi WERE SUBDIVIDED INTO BUILDING ALLOTMENTS, IT WOULD RETURN A For further particulars and Cards to view, apply to the AUCTIONEERS, or Messrs STEWART AND JOHNSTON, Solicitors. WYNDHAM ST. 803 . AT' 2 P.M. SHARP. AMUEL -y"AILE AND CSOS3, INCORPORATING WARD BAKER, Instructed by the Administrator in the es tates of HENRIETTA MAY RUSSELL and JOHN JAMES RUSSELL, both deceased, Will Sell by Public Auction, at their Land Sale Rooms, 87, Queen-st., r\NEHUNGA pBOPERTIES. LOT I—TkUEEN - ST., ONEHUNGA MODERN VILLA, on the corner of MT. SMART-RD., containing six large rooms and every convenience. Level, rich volcanic lot, 96ft frontage. LOT 2.—(TIOHY FIVEnBOOMED HOUSE, • '--'adjoining Lot 1, with usual con-venien<-es and a very large shed. Level volcanic lot, 66 by 95. LOT 3. —<"VUEEN-ST., a few yards away—-"FOUR-ROOMED HOUSE. Level volcanic lot, 59 by 95. LOT 4.—paKDWELL - ST. LEVEL LOT, 33 by 95, fenced three sides. — BUILDING LOT, lease, 61 years to run, at £5 per annum. All five Lots are only ONE MINU! Car Stop, itates ire to be wound up. and WITHOUT 'RESERVE. 505 miDAY, A UGUST AT 2 P.M. SHARP. ESSRS «AMUEL -yAILE & gONS (INCORPORATING WARD BAKER) Will Sell at their Land Sale Rooms, 87, Queen-Btreet, Auckland, BY OBDER OF THE MORTGAGEE, WAIKATO DAIRY FARM, being Sections 400, 401, and 402 of the PRTish of Whanganrarino, containing 310 a 3r 12p, more or less, with Dwellinghousc (insured for £400), creamery, milking shed, etc. The property has extensive road frontages and is subdivided, and a 668t reservation divides it from the Waikato River. Convenient to school and post and telegraph office also to both WAIRANGI and RANGIBIRI RAILWAY STATIONS. LAND TRANSFER TITLE. Particulars and conditions of sale may foe aeec. at the Office of the Auctioneers. 506 w g XJj V LA" e/r ABC fl. Best b? Jest,