AUCTIONS. -ptRIDAT, -pHEBRUABY AT 12 NL.ON, SHABP. Instructed by Messrs. C. R. Wffitamson and Co. T AKB rnAKAPUNA "DUILDING A LLOTMENTS. "YT E T rnHORNES Will Sell by Auction, at the Lend Sale Rooms, 83, Queen Street. LAKE RD.; TAKAPUNA —Lot 139, Shakespeare Estate; splendid business site, ; 49ft to Laic Rd. by 132 ft; level, and suitable for erection of block of shops, being juet at main stopping of trams and handy to beach and bowling green. Also. ! LAKE TAKAPUNA—Lot 103, Shakespeare Estate, 66ft by 135 ft; level, splendid situation for residence, having frontages to , Burns and Byron Avenues. Also, CORNER Shakespeare and Burns Avenues —Building Section, 66ft by 135 ft, being Lot 80, Shakespeare Estate. Easy terms. Small deposit, bal, 41 p.c. T rpHORNES. AUCTIONEER, 83, QUEEN STREET. 540 TfRIDAY, -piEItRUARX 17 AT 12 NOON SHARP. riLONBERN TJOAD, TJEMUEBA. (TWO /CHOICE TMJILDING gECTIONS. Tl/TR T rpHORNES Will Sell by Auction nt the Land Sale Rooms, S3, Queen Street, CLONBERN UOAD (close Greenlane Station), TWO CHOICE BUILDING SECTIONS, each 50ft. by about 100 ft.; volcanic soil, free of stone; well drained, and partly fenced. About 3 minutes from (ireenlane Station. Owner is desirous of selling, and has fixed low reserve and easy terms. Half Cash; balance, 5i per cent. 510 "CTOIDAjt, TjTOBBUABY 17 AT 12 NOON SHABP. Instructed by Messrs Tom HadQeld and Son, on behalf of the Owner, JJ£B J rpHOttNES Will Sell by Auction, at the Land Sale Rooms, 83 Queen Street, "piABM, -i Of) ACEBB. gPLEXDID T>UILDIN-G QITBS AT LAKE TAKAPUNA, BIKKBNHBAD, AND NORTHCOTE. SALE LOT No. I—POKENO—Particularly choice Dairy Farm of 120 acres; five minutes from creamery, P. 0., etc., and li milee from the station; all in. grass, crop, and fallow, semi-volcanic land; well fenced and subdivided; well watered by running stream; Residence, seven rooms, cowshed with 18 bails, stables, chaffhouse, implement shed, etc. Terms: £1500 can remain at 5 per cent. Those desiring a cheap faint should see this.
LOT 2—NORTHCOTE, near Presbyterian Church, fronting main road —Bladesmith's Shop and half-acre of land. AIEO LOT 3—NOBTHCOTE, fronting main road —Cottage, four rooms and conTenlences and Dressmaker's Shop. LOTS 4, 5, AND 6—BIRKBSHEiD-Lotfl 32, 33, and 34 of Horton'B Estate, abont three acres of land. Will be sold in separate lots. Terms: Quarter Cash, "balance at 5 per cent. Also SALE LOTS 7 to 11—IiAKE TAKAPTJUA —Five Choice Blocks, each having one acre and upwards, and being the pick of Quick's Estate. Level land, line views; close to tramcars. Will be sold separately and easy terms given. This is a Bona-llde REALISATION SALE, and prices will be reduced to effect a clearance. Full particulars of MESSRS TQM HADFIELD AND SONS, Queen Street, or tae Auctioneer, JfTTHORNES, 83, QUEEN STREET. • - 1 - 507 XjIRIDAY, TjSEBRUARY -J A AT 12 NOON SHABP. ■TTENDERSON rpOWNSHIP. IMPORTANT SALE. ■yi "DUSTNESS OITES AND f> TOEeiDENCES. Instructed by Mr T. Us slier, on behalf of the owner, M B J Will Sell by Auction, at the Land Sale Rooms, 83 Qaeen Street, TTENDBRSON, ELEVEN BUILDING AND BUSINESS Sites, in the very heart of the township, fronting railway station, George Stteet, ■Catherine Street, Henry. aud Thomas Streets. Also, GREAT NORTH ROAD, with about 220 ft of frontage, and about j of an acre, together with. New Bungalow House, hot and cold water, and every modern convenience. Aho, GREAT NORTH ROtAD. with 2a 2r 29p of valuable land, bounded by creek oa one side, and with uret-class family residence of eight rooms, stables, coachhouse workshop, etc
This Genuine Clearing Sale will be offered on the following terms:— 10 per cent on fall of hammer. 10 per cent in three months. 10 per cent in 12 monthe. Interest at 5 per cent on unpaid balance for three years from date of sale. J rnHOBNES, AUCTIONEER, 83, QUEEN STREET. 508 ■pVEIDAT, TfCJBRCARI !J AT 12 NOON SHARP. "JJORTHCOTE. fpWO QHOICB "RESIDENCES. ]y£R T rpHOUNES Will Sell by Public Anction, at the Land Sale Roorae, S3, Queen Street, T OT -J — NOKTHCOTE, handy to Wharf ■*-* -•- opp. Presbyterian Church VEKY SUPT3RJOR RESIDENCE of seven rooms besides scullery, pantry, bathroom, with lavatory, washhouse, with copper, tubs and water, entrance hall, front and back v'eran dans; all the rooms have steel ceilings, and the views are exquisite. Freehoid allot 70ft to main road by 200 ft. TOT 9-XORTHCOTE, SEA VIEW ■U -> AV.ENUE — COiMFORTAB'LE RESIDENCE of seven rooms, besides storeroom, pantry, washhouse, capper, t\rbs water and bath, workshop; verandah- three sides; tiled register, mantel with mirrorsmagnificent views; handy to wharf Free' hold allot. B(Xft toy 230 ft. TERMS: In each case £400 can remain for three or five years at 5j per cent. 551 REMOVAL NOTICE. J. W. J ONES AUCTIONEER, GRALN' MERCHANT AND ESTATE AGENT, Having Removed to New Premises, my Business is now conducted it AUCTION MART, QOOK AND Q.REY STREETS, MARKET SQUARE (Opposite Town Hallj. Consignments of FARM PRODTJCE, POULTRY FRITTr BUTTER AND EGGfi Will be Promptly Attended to. Account Sales Immediately Remitted. Brand AH Consignment iwj. otbt A. J. wT~j oot!s -
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Auckland Star, Volume XLIV, Issue 30, 4 February 1913, Page 6
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