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Auckland Star, Volume XLIV, Issue 90, 16 April 1913, Page 6

AUCTIONS, TyEDNESDAY, A PRIL OQ AT 2 O'CLOCK. T>OLLENO TESTATE (GRIBBLE'S). , 'M'ffiW TjIDENDALE T>OAD, ' Bight Minutes from Kingsland Railway and Car Terminus. 20 _^CRES. 1 Subdivided into _ OO fi BAIrD T-JUH-DING QECTIO-.S, Some of which stand high. Dry and healthy. Commanding CHARMINO. VIEVys of the surrounding; country, and all lire within easy reach of the city either by train or two tram services. BEAUTiFUL SITUATION, in a very progressive district. Title, Land Transfer. BOLLENO ESTATE ROADS are being , formed to the requirements of the Mount Albert Borough Council, and are first-class; nnd the New Edendale Road, which leads to the property, Is now being reconstructed at a cost of over £5000. TERMS:—IO per cent cash, 10 per cent I In six months, 10 per cent ln 12 months, • balauce In three years, 5 per cent Interest on unpaid balances. 1 m TVTANDENO JACKSON, In Conjunction With gAMUEL -\7_lL__ AND OONS ; Acting npon instructions, will Sell by Public • Auction at their Rooms, Customs Street E.. as above. Property Flagged. Plans Now Ready. UNDER CONDUcr OF THE REGISTRAR OF THE SUPREME COURT AT AUCKLAND, at the request of the Mortgagee, under Mortgage Number 1 ■ 225,907. piRIDAY, 2 ND M AT - AT 9 PM - QAMUEL TTAILE AND QONB (Incorporating W. WARD BAKER), AUCTIONEERS. QUEEN STREET, AUCKJ-AND, Will Sell on the above date, ALL THAT PARCEL OF LAND. CONTAINING 33 ACRES (more or less), being part of Allotment 1 and part ot Allotment 2 of the Subdivision of Allotment 15 of the Parisi of Waikomltl, with all rights and appurterauces thereto belonging, , aud all buildi-g.. tlie.eoii erected, subject to Deeds of Mortgage Numbers 209,8-0 and _«..85-_ Title: Crown Grant. Toe Mortgagee's Application and her eetlrcate of the value of the cqnity of redemption may be inspected at tbe Office of the .tegistrar at all reasonable times prior to she sale, and iv the Auction Room at the time of the sale, without payment of any ice. Conditions of Sale may be Inspected at the Office of the Auctioneers. 520 ' • i PRELIMINARY "NOTICE. T>ANAMA TESTATE. PANAMA TESTATE. T>ANAMA TESTATE. PANAMA TESTATE. OTAHUHU. OTAHUHU. OTAHUHU. I Situated between Westfleld and Otahuhu Stations, and adjoining the Camp Farm. - This Magnificent Estate of 233 Acres is now being subdivided into Sections of from . 1/-ACRE TO g/\ ACRES, And WILL BE SOLD AT PCBLIC AUCTION, IK THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, Swanson Street, Auckland, By ; « pAUL TTANSEN AND pO., < Per P. D. JONES, Auctioneer, j| JJIRIDAY, TVfAY Q 1013, j 2 p.m. i: ; 1 Plans will be ready in a few days. j ' ' c 1 TERMS: ' 10 per cent deposit. » 10 per cent in 6 months. 10 per cent in 12 months. ' Balance in 4 years at 5 per cent from 1 date of sale. —_ ( This Estate ranks without doubt as one ] of tbe finest nieces of land in the Auckland district, the soil being the richest volcanic and the land is practicaUy level. Two of " the lots, 54 acres and 47 acres respectively, -, front the Tamaki River to the extent of J about a mile and a-half, the position being a most beautiful one. These two small farms are specially recon_me__led for fattening and grazing purposes, and an Inspec- ] tlon by those interested is earnestly solicited. There is a very fine scoria hill on the . property, which will be sold in a block of * 21 acres, and the roads on the estate will be metalled with the scoria from this portion. ' . rj_HE pANAMA TESTATE ' is situated abont 15 minutes' walk from ' Otahuhu Station and abont the same distance from Westfleld Station, but new ' roads, which it is expected will be opened s up shortly, will reduce this distance very ' considerably. There is a Splendid Residence standing in t 2 acres of ground ou Lot 0, which will also _ be offered on the day of Auction. a We have no hesitation in saying that tills is tbe finest subdivision of its kind yet sub- , mitted In the Auckland district, and the prices and terms are such as will enable all •> sections of the community to participate in the loubtedly rabidly Increasing values of Uta_,".j_ -land. 36 trains daily to and from - Otahuhu. J Plans and all details from pAUL JJANSEN AND r\o., G4, QUEEN STREET. V J. JONES, Auctioneer, 30, Victoria and ■ Lome Streets. 50S B 111 _ o , ' li AT TVEVONPORT, • "ptHRYSTON," "OEACONSFIELD QT. ITIO mO-MORROW. j* AT ONE O'CLOCK. R JS T . M ELV1 *" LE - , S Instructed by MR 11. GILBERT, wlio 13 lI leaving Devonport. will Sell, at the Res!dencc, Beaconsfleld Street, WITHOUT ?! RESERVE, . I rr_lE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND ii -I- EFFECTS. fl ON VIEW MORNING OF SALE. o NO ITBSERVES. TERMS CASH. R N. M- ELVILLEAUCTIONEER AND ESTATE AGENT, J DBVONPOBT, --».r,-£A_»_-N.-A-Jct-©ae«-, «