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Auckland Star, Volume XLII, Issue 211, 5 September 1911, Page 10

ATJOTIOHS. mO-MOBBOW, ...... AT 2 O'CLOCK. r\ n b n un g SYMONDS AND SPRING STREETS. T M ANDKNO J ACK8 °n. Instructed toy the Owner, will Sell by Public Auction, ait their Booms, Customsst. Bast, on the above date, — mHAT COMFORTABLE VILLA, contain■L ins six rooms; drawingroom 12 by 11.6, tony window, grate; dinlngroom 18 toy 13.6, gas fire, French windows opening on to verandah; three bedrooms 10 by 10 (bay window), 10 by 10, and 10 by 9 'respectively"; kitchen 12 toy 10, Orb range, two cupboards; pantry, bathroom, etc.; waslitaonse, copper and tubs; woodshed, fowl-house, etc • situated as above, and standing on Section 75 by 120, planted with ifrnit trees, flowering shrub*, cabbage tree*, etc. Now let at IV a week. Property flaaeed. 510 rpO-MOBBOW, AT 2 O'CLOCK. WAVEELET-ST., OFF UPPER QUEEN-ST "TZ-ENT IfILLA." T. M ANDENO JACKSON. Instructed by the Owner, will Sell by Public Auction, at their Rooms, Customast. K., on the above dale HAT VALUABLE FREEHOLD, having a frontage of 30ft to Wtrerleyu"M? ff H Dpp *, r Quee?- 1 *- (opposite the Town Hail), by a depth of 60ft, toger" - - ELIGIBLE RESIDENCE knc Villa, and containing eight rooms, most of which are about 12 by 12; Urge cellar etc Now let at £1 per week. Property Flagged. 639 rpO-MOBROW, AT 2 O'CLOCK. jy£ANTJKAU "ROADSPLENDID FREEHOLD PROPERTY. LAND TRANSFER TITLE. 5 AND g pERCHES. FIFTEEN MINUTES FROM QUEEN-ST. A C 0UI " PRACTICALLY IN THE CITY. ORNAMENTAL GROUNDS. GOOD ORCHARD. FERTILL PADDOCKS. MAGNIFICENTLY CONSTRUCTED. ■RESIDENCE OFII T ARGE "DOOMS AND CONVENIENCES, BUILT OF HEART OF KAURI THROUGHOUT. EXTENSIVE MAIN BOAD FRONTAGE. GREAT PROSPECTIVE VALUE. T. lVf- AKDENO JACKSON, (INBTBUCTED BY W. D. McLBAN, ESQ.), Will Sell by Public Auction, at their Booms, Custom-st East, on the above date— THAT VALUABLE FBEEHOLD PBOPEBTY, comprising 6 acres and 6 perches, having a frontage of 342 links to Manuka u-road, by a depth of 1630 links on one side and 1418 links on the other, extending back to Mt St John Reserve, with frontage thereto. Nearly ONE ACRE Is beautifully laid out in lawns, flower gardens and shrubbery, planted with a choice selection of Native and Australian trees; and shrubs, with, wide Carriage Drive. Orchard of half-acre, with best varieties of apples a. id pears in full bearing. The soil is very rich, deep volcanic, and will grow anything. THE RESIDENCE of 11 large and lofty rooms, fitted with every modern convenience, in perfect condition, is solidly constructed of heart of kauri throughout, and stands on concrete foundations. The outbuildings includ* large coach-house, stables, cowsheds, pig-sty, fowlbouaes, etc MAGNIFICENT VIEWS of the surrounding country are obtainable from the property, and situated as it is within the 2Jd tram section, all the pleasures of the country can be enjoyed In conjunction with the conveniences of the city, and baring such a large frontage to the main artery between the east and west portions of Greater Auckland the prospective value is far beyond that of larger properties not bo favourably placed. It Is a well-known; fact that the shrewdest and most successful buyers select properties on the mala roads. The title is Land Transfer. Cards to new can be obtained from the Auctioneers; or from W. ■ D. McLean, Phoenix Chambers, opp. Railway Station. * f t-MOBBOW AT 10.30 FINAL CLEABANCE SALE OF NURSERY. 12000 JESUIT mRBBS. A LL CJORTS. This will be the last sale, and Buyers are recommended not to mias this chance. E. A. P* RKINB * /-10. J. W. H. B BIGHT AND C° KING EDWARD'S-AVENUE, Second House on Left from Jones' Store, On rpHURSDAX, OEITEEBEB IT 1911, AT 11 AJkL, The tinderslgned, instructed by flie Manukeu Land Agency (as Agent for a lady who is going to England) will Sell mHE CONTENTS OF A 7-BOOUiBD -I HOUSE. PIANO, by Hoelllng and Spangenberg, beautiful Instrument, almost new; Extension Dining Table, extra 'leaves; Lounge, four A.B. Chairs, two Wicker Chairs, Table Cloth, Fire Screen, and Fender, two Trays, E.P. Egg Cruet, E.P. Biscuit Barrel, and E.P. Jam Dish, E.P. Six-Bottle Cruet, B.P. Sugar and Cream, Crumb Brush and Tray, and Small Cruet, E.P. Teapot and other Teapots, 2 doc. Spoons, 2 doz. Table and .Dessert Knives, 2 doz. Forks, Bread Pork, Carver, Pickle Fork, and 3 dos. Teaspoons, Comb. Chest, two Comb. Beds, Blankets, Sheets, Quilt, Miit., Lino., Comb. Chest, two Comb. Beds, Kapok Mattress, Sheets, Pillows, Quilt, Mat., fTialr, Lino., 'and Table, one Double Bed, Kapok Mattress, W.W. Mattress and Feather ditto, Blankets, W.-Stand and Ware, two Chairs, Table and Cover, Curtains, India Matting, Hearthrug, eight Pictures, Easel, Col. Wardrobe, Fire Screen, W.W. Stretchers, Kapok Mattress, Blankets and Quilt, Comb. Bed, Kapok Mattress, Blankets, PtUows, Table and Cover, Comb. Chest, Col. Wardrobe, Lino.,. and Mat, two Pictures, Hall Stand, Carpet Runner and Lino. Ruifner, one Photo. 'Frame, Table, and Carved Chair, Curtains, Pole, and Rings, Lino., and six Slip Mats, Sideboard, Afternoon Tea Set, six pes.; Glass Dishes, Tumblers, Decanters, - Serviettes, New Table Mangle, New Wringer, Barrow, Scales and Weights, all the Household Linen; also, 47 fowls, and a heat of sundries too numerous to mentton. AUCTIONEER'S NOTE.—The above la an good and dean, In flrst-olaas order. J. W. H. B RMSHT & 00-O 0 - 21, EXCHANGE-LANK, QUEEN-ST., AUCKLAND. A. E. MACREMB, Auctioneer. 503 •QALGEmr AND QOMPANY, JJB>. rgTESTFIELD "^TABD®. rnHTJESDAY, gESPTKXBBR rr WOl offer rk 18 MONTHS AND 2 TBAKS STEERS rv STORE COWS AND HEIFERS. con. ciEauaxxH,