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Auckland Star, Volume XLII, Issue 287, 2 December 1911, Page 6

AUCTIONS. QN mHE Q.ROUNO. SATURDAY, QEC. QTH, O P.M. SATURDAY, QBC. QTH, Q (P.M. mHE -pALMORAL TESTATE, mHE pALMORAL TESTATE, m3E -pALMORAL TESTATE, rpAKAPUNA. rpAKAPUNA. mAKAPUNA WITHIN 15 MINUTES' WALK OF THE TAKAPUNA TRAMWAYS. p RAND S BASII)E ACRES. p RAND SEASIDE ACRES. p RAND SBAStDE A CUES. pRAND QBASIDE ORES. p LORIOUS -irißws. WITHIN AN HOUR OF QUEEN-ST., YET WITH ALL THE PRIVACY DESIRABLE. THE' ESTATE WITH REAL PROSPECTIVE VALUE. : SECTIONS VARY FROM 3 ACRES TO 1 ACRE IN EXTENT. pLANS VOW "DEADY. Every Section has an unobstructed SEA VIEW over the HAURAKI GULF and the, ' outer Auckland Harbour, and every Allot-1 ment has access to TWO MAGNIFICENT , BEACHES. Purchasers of Seaside Properties will appreciate the large areas into which this Estate has been divided, giving, as It does, an opportunity to acquire land at the Sea- 1 side which can In a short time be again subdivided and sold at a substantial profit. -J TITILE OF gEA "pRONTAGE. mHE SAFEST OF T3ATHING. rpHE JJEST OF JOSHING. mHE "piNEST OF "DEACHES. mHE pHOICEST OF "yTEWS. The Reserves placed on these Allotments are such as will appeal to the Investor and ! 1 Speculator, and mc Agents ore justified In stating that never before has land with j such high prospective value as the dialmoral Estate been offered with such LOW RESERVES. All those who have faith In the future of Takapuna and Its surroundings must Inspect the JJALMORAL TESTATE. 1 BUY ACRES, NOT FEET. TO SEE IS TO BUY. mERMS : 4? "I A DEPOSIT. £10 IN S MOXTHS - £IO IN 6 MONTHS i £10 IN 12 MONTHS. BALANCE TO REMAIN FOB g YEARS FROM DATE OF SALE AT A__/ n P.C. THE ESTATE WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION QN mHE p ROUND, QN mHE p ROUND, | SATURDAY, QEC. A AT O P.M. ; SATURDAY. QEC. Q AT O P.M. Wagonettes will leave Sherriff's Store, Lake Ttakapuna. for the Estate, on Saturday, 2nd December, Wednesday, 6th Dec- ' ember, and Saturday, Oth December (day , of Sale*, meeting the tram connecting with the 12.15, 1.13, and 2.15 ferry boats from • Auckland. REFRESHMENTS PROVIDED. SECOND DAY'S SALE AT pAUL TTANSEN AND pO.'S ! J AND AUCTION "DOOMS, 64 O UEEN TnEET 1 TXTEDNESDAY, "I qTH QECEMBER. i YT7EDNESDAY, JQTH QECEMBER. 2.30 r M 2.30 p M pLANS "JJDW -DEADY. WARREN BLYTH. Auctioneer. 510 "pAST mAMAKI. SATURDAY, QECEMBER Jg ALFRED TVUCKLAND AND gONS. Have received Instructions from Messrs. J. and T. Bry«rht. who have disposed of their property, to Sell as above, THE WHOLE OF THEIR LIVE AND DEAD STOCK. 3 CHOICE DAIRY' COWS, in full milk 3 MARES, with foals at foot 4 FOUR-YEAR-OLD GELDINGS, work anywhere j 1 AGED GELDING 1 MARE, FIVE YEARS, work anywhere! 4 LIGHT HARNESS GELDINGS * 1 TWO-YEAR-OLD FILLY, -by Lincoln , Lad 1 YEARLING FILLY, by Better Times 1 YEARLING COLT, by Lincoln Lad 00 GOOD EWES • FARMING IMPLEMENTS. ETC.: — • Two Wagons (up to three tons), one Wagon '.up to two 'tons), Spring Cart, I Tip Dray, 27-IL'P. Ash ford Suction Gas Engine, S-lI.P. Oil Engine. Chaffi ctrtter and Bagger. 12in mouth (Andrews and Beaveu); two Corn Crush- 1 ers. Grindstone, Circular Saw. 30ft Shafting, Pulleys, and Beltln Wind- ' Ing Machine. Howie Weighbridge (five ' tons), two Avery Scales (up to five own. two -Reapers and Binders (Mcml^ k and Wood), Hay Rake three lU-. 'Ploughs, two S.F. Ploughs fonr 5™..« Harrows, Disc Harrows, Grubber, Scarifier, Mould Plough Cambridge Roller (Booth and Mc- . Donald), two Seed Drills. 13 Coulters (MCLormlck and Farmers' Favourite) I Wagon, and Stack Tarpaulins. Ropes! I ft.-, two Hand Trucks. 30 Gallons Machinery Oil. Ladder Hay Forks ' Vice, Jacks. Anvil. Old Iron, etc. ! Wnson, tT Ptongh. Spring Cart, and Dray Harness; Breaktng-in Gear, ' T?J^f c °T Crs ' Swinglertrees. Farm lools and Sundries: two 400^aii on ' . Ir^ T TaD S?' two 600-Gallon Galvan- : ised Iron Tanks. 100 Fowls QUANTITY OF FURNITURE." Luncheon Provided. ALFRED -pUCKLAND AND SONS - 653 ! I