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Auckland Star, Volume XLIII, Issue 300, 16 December 1912, Page 2

PmOBBBtEB; fbit BALE. , T.EVONPORT—SpIendid 3 Rooms, 10 A-':mlns. ferry; all conveniences; only £500; well-built hoose; teems easy; urgent sale.—Butler Bros., City Chambers. fKADEMSri, bal. £550, puts you into almost New 5-r. House, Ponsonby, close car, corner section. —See Butler Bros., 12, City Chambers. '" P QAA FOR First-class 12-roomed House, om/*7\r\J Birkenhead. _ Remember: Admlalty coming.—Whitaker and Co., Phoenix Chambers, opp. New P.O. 98 JGOLDSWORTHY, Richmond, near Ter- . minus—NEW SHOP, plate-glass window, counter, fittings; 3-stall stable, cartehed, etc.; tram frontage. Splendid position. Freehold. Total price, £310. Houses, Shops, Sections, etc. 84 MT. EDEN. £COfv— 6 BOOMS and all convs.; fine dmiOlAJ sec . se ptic tank; good views. Cash £200. Wairiki Road. £"JftKQ— BALMORAL ROAD, smln. cars _<j i ar j e rooms and every modern cony.; fancy ceilings nnd friezes, h. and c; water, p.w.c, septic tank; fine corner section, 66 x 137. Cosh, £250. jgKKA—WOODBANK ROAD—S rooms dmIiMJXJ an a convs.; level section. Excellent value. Cash £100. JOHN TJ OCEATS, 12, PHOENIX CHAMBERS. Phone 3,017. TO YOUNG MEN. Owner writes: "Yes, I must sell, I'm getting too old, short of capital, and, worst of all, not in good health. 09K ACRES—TARANAKI—O.R.P. at 15/; 'V" ,J 200 acres grass, 50 felled, balance heavy bush; well watered; lot flat to rolling country, balance hilly; 4 Rooms, woolshed; yards hold 1,001) Kbeep. About £500 cash required. This is a splendid proposition for young man. Owner (nearly 70 years) is too old for it,_and would be willing to sacrifice it at £2 7/6 per acre, or would exchange for a small improved area close to Auckland City. We are certain that this only needs Inspection for a young farmer to effect business. So sure are we of this that we will give to the first genuine applicant a first-class return ticket to New Plymouth. Apply at once to sole agents— SANDERS & BOND, 31, SHOBTLAND STREET. grafton! ~ CSPLENDID MODERN HOUSE of 7 rooms and all possible conveniences; bathroom (hot and cold water, porcelain tath, ■wash basin, etc.); patent sanitary arrangements; washhouse (fixed copper and tubs); workshop (detached) could be converted Into two bedrooms; hall (full length of the house); Dining-room (large): a"l the rooms are large (studs lift 6in); kitchen (2 fixed dressers with glass fronts); cupboards, etc.; front and return verandahs (with furnished office); back verandah; fancy ceilings in principal rooms, and hall; linen press, etc The house is particularly well built, and was built for the present owner (as a home, and not for sale), who will guarantee the structural qualities and the materials used. The grounds are beautifully laid out in flower and vegetable gardens, lawns, concrete pathways, etc. The position is elevated, and splendid views are obtained from the premises. The property is situated quite close to the trams (2d section) and opposite to the Domain Grounds. Section 46.6 x 169 feet. The section widens out at the back to 67ft Sin. Price, £1,000. £800- OasJi will he accepted; balance very easy terms. MORNINGSIDE. HOUSE 6 rooms and all conveniences; pantry, 6cnllery, bathroom (hot and cold water, porcelain bath, etc.), washhouse (fixed copper and tubs); art papers, freizes, picture rails. This house is now ready for occupation. The property is situated quite close to the Morningside station. Trams within lT&Sft¥eV>w*Ufe Section 50 x IX! feet. Price, £675. . £75 Co*h; balance as rent (or otherwise to suit buyer). REMUERA. HOUSE 6 rooms and all modern conveniences; ipantry, scullery, bathroom (hot and cold water, Roman hath, wash basins, etc.), washhouse (fixed copper and tubs); patent sanitary arrangements (septic tank); metal ceilings In the principal rooms and the hall; art papers, friezes, picture rails, etc. The grounds are nicely laid out in flowers, vegetables, pathways, etc. The property is situated within 2 minutes' wait from the Green Lane station, and 3mins walk from the trams (Remnera Road). Sec tion 50 x 150 ft Price, £SOO. £100 cash the balance can be arranged to suit buyer. FOLEY AND DUNN 30, WATSON'S BUILDINGS. COB. QUEEN AND WELLESLEY STS. Phone. 4,097. VEHICLES FOB SALE. FOR SALE, Pony Phaeton, good order. Cheap.—Apply F.J., 707, Star Office. 4C T7W}R SALE, Stylish Pony Turnout; gig A? built by Cousins; prizetaker.—Apply 70, Upper Queen St. 126 FOII SALE, a large variety of New anc Second-hand Vehicles.—Harrison ant Gash, Carriage and Motor Works, New market. I~Tk)R SALE, New. and Second-hand Vehicles of every description at Lowest Prices.—D. Flynn and Co., Coachbuilders. Elliott St. FOR SALE, Rubber-tyred Gig, in thorongl order. Cheap.—Apply Bodle, King's Avenue, off King's View Kd., Mt. Eden Tram Terminus. 184 IGHT Gig for Sale, and Set of Harness: £12 the lot.—ADply D. May, The Umbra, Great South Rd., Ellerslie. 54< IGHT Milk Float, £16; Phaeton, full loci', light, £20; RalU Cart, seats 4, £26; Gig, seats 2, £13; Gig, 3 snrings, oil axle, £16; Light Wagon. £20; J Shatter, £15; Singleseated Buggy, £18; Harness, etc.— H. Buckley, 42, Wyndham St. (next Buckland's). IGHT Bpring Cart, £10; New Sulky, Oi 10/; Single-seated Buggy, pole ant shafts, £12 10/; Double-seated Buggy, seat 4 or 5, £17 10/; Pony Trap, £10; Shetland Ponies, any trial, and Harness of all de scrlption.—Bradley and Co., 103, Federa Street. MORLEY'S SALE AND EXCHANGE AGENCY, Durham Street WestStrong Double-seated Buggy, folding bad seat, £17 10/; Wagon, •'• seats 6, oil axles cushions, lamps, pole, and Double- Set Har ness, £43, nearly new, take half ton; B.F Gig, seat 3, by Cousins, £17 10/; staunch 1! hand Harness (gig or buggy) Mare, £12 10/ nent Pony Gig, new, low, suit 13 hand, £28 ' small Turnout 12 band Pony, syrs; lov 5 Sulky, seat 3, and BrsSßtplate Harness, £35 tS <5 It 8 A L E 3 2 Second-hand Wagons, to carry 1 ton, 3 Victoria Phaeton, 1 Ralli Cart, 1 Rubber tyred Pony Gig, 1 New Gig (rubber-tyred) ,' 1 New RalU Cart GILMOUR, JOLL AND WILLIAMS, Carriage Builders, • Junction Symonds Street and Khyber Pass Phone 2,153. AUCKLAND. g —: ' MOTORS FOR SAX.E. ! T7H)R SALE, New Motor Bike, first-clas: '-E order; good hill climber; 3J h.p. fret engine.—7, Shelly Beach Rd. 13( 1 -VTEW 1912 Motor Bike, in perfect workmi ' -1M order; cheap, owner leaving for Sydney '. —Apply Reliable, Box 363, G.P.O. i AEiUAL ENGINE, 20 h.p., £133; 10 h.p Car Engine, £45; £12 h.p. Hercnlea Marine, £111; 7 h.p. Standard, £93; 5 h.p 4-cycle, £39: 41 itp. Zealandla, as new; 3: h-p. Regal, £22 10/; 3 h.p. Special, £25; ; h.p. Henderson, £15. All complete outfit; 1 | and four-cycle jobs.—PETER A. SMITH L Manufacturer and Repairer of Oil Engine! and Launches, St. Mary's Bay, Ponsonby 1 Open evenings. Phone 2,092. i ' MOTOR CABS FOR SALE. XfOR SALE, Two-cyiinder 4-seater Car j H good appearance; for cash. £120.— Apply Star Office. FOR SALE, Motor Car, in first-class run ning order, new tyres, shaft drive; sea - 4; £75.— G. A. Haydon, Engineer, 50, Hob 5 son St. 5* ; -J Q-24 Napier Five-seater, now used foi 5 -LO taxi work; any trial; owner buylni ■ new car; any offer.—Write Napier, 67a r |-Star Office. «i