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Auckland Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 308, 28 December 1915, Page 6

AUCTIONS T4IPO«TA X T Q A L B. •VrAGN'IFICEXT QEASIDE "pSTATE. TXTjEDXESDAY, »?£|TH JANUARY. 7.30 PM - mHE T AXE -yiEW TESTATE, mHE T AXE TTIEW "J^iSTATE, TAKAI'UXA. The expansion of our City narrows Uie area La wnkh the charm ot Nature, allied to the leisured rtsUiUuess ot iiome. cau relieve Uie tension of twentieth ceutury lite. It follows, therefore, that there are now few localities really close to the City where Xa'turc is so far unspoilt that eh» may be eulisted in the creation o£ a perfect home. Elevated, but easy of access, anil almost adjoining the tramline, yet away from ah noise and dust, the-re lies along the charming northern slopes of Tnkapuna the VIEW ©STATE. Those who in the past have been privileged to wander over this Estate have been delightfully surprised al the most wonderful views over Jauil ami sea Which greet the eye oq every side. No pen or brush cau picture the wonderful vista which lies before you—suffice it to say that the outlook from tbis Estate Is recognised 'by everybody to be without a rival in rhis country. Lake Taknpuna, like a great m-irror, lies immediately in front, Milford Beach, Takapuua Beach, Auckland City, aoid the wliole of the liaurakl Gulf also meet the eye. Owing to the closing of a partnership account, it is now your opportunity to acquire a section on this Estate, and for this purpose the Estate has been roaded and subdivided into sections. The prices placed on this land are such as will puarantee an absolute clearance, and further eneouragemeot is given to the investor and speculator in fhe wonderfully EASY TETTMS at which the sections may be purchased, namely— (vnly 4? q tyeposit. qxly £> q -qcposit, mHBX 4?-| -pvEKY cis -jyroNTns. BALANCE IX 1920. TNTEREST rpLY K\L p BR QBXT. "ODE \ XNUM. MAY PAY OFF AS YOU LIKE! Or FOR PROMPT CASH WE ALLOW YOU 5 TDK CENT. DISCOUNT. Think of It! These are the easiest of "Easy Terms" ever offered iv this Dominion! pALL "pOR A pLAN. pALL "CWDR A pLAN. DOXT DELAY! NOW IS YOUR CHANCE! REMEMBER: £THJS ESTATE IS WITHIN' 3 MIXTTES" WALK OF A TRAMWAY STOP. T>OATING. T>ATHING. TfHSHING. T>OATIXG. "DATHJNG. TjMSHING. AI/L CLOSE BY. OUR ADVICE: Get a picnic basket ready, end enjoy a day's grand outing on this bpauliftrl Estate. Choice your section, and yon will have laid the foundation to realise your hopes for a HOME BEAUTIFUL, artistic in itself, and rendered complete by the possession of harmonious surroundings. TSie Estate will be opened by a Public Auction at the Rooms of TITESSRS. T>ICHA.RD * RT-ffDR AND po., EDLIOTT STREET, AUCKLAND, Oa TyEDNESDAY, JANUARY C)O 7.30 P.M. TOEDNBSDAY, JANUARY cyn 7.30 P.M. NOTE.—If any Sections remain unsold the Auction will be continued on the following day— THGBSDAT, 27TH r "JANPA.Rr, AT 12 NOON. Plans from the Auctioneers, Or PAUL aANfiEN AND CO., 91, Qneen Street, Auckland. 39 TTICHABD ARTHUR AND pO., rpO-MORROW AT -I-I O'CLOCK. IN OUR .ROOMS, ELLIOTT STREET, IN A DECEASED ESTATE. rrrHE tcmjeniturb and "ctornishING 6OF piIGHT "DOOMS, j, FROM MOUNT ROSKILL. SINGER DROPHEAD NEW MACHINE 7-PCE. SUITE FURNITU.RE, HANDSOME ■SIDESOAJrID, RATTAN OHATRS OCCAS. TABLES, WHATNOTS. PIC(TUrRBS, OVERMANTEL 'MIRROR, CURTAINS, BLINDS, HEAVY LINOLEUMS, CATOPET, B.M. FENDBRS, H. .RUGS CARPET KtTNNBR'S, PASSAGE LINOL»BUM*. PICTORIAL FIAMILY BIiBLE (coat £5), MEDICAL WORKS. DINNBRWARE, CHINA, E.P. WARE, TABLE O-PIECE BEDROOM fiFITE, DUCHESS tL. PArSS - COMB. CHBSTS, D.B.M. BEDSTEADS, S.I. BEDSTEADS. WIRE MAT-T-RBSSEJS. WIRE STRETCHERS, KAPOK SF^ AYS ' BLA-N-KETS, ■SHEETS. Etc TOILETWA-RE, WA6KSTAXDe TOILET •MIRRORS, Etc.. Etc -MLtf,l XT ITCH EN -DRESErETt.- TABLE J-*- MANGLE..CKA& IRON. SAH!»S». CBW£'t£^ S - DISKG TABLK6, CANAD. K^il N %^h t ™t m *™ : -OICHAUD AND ~pO., AUCTION-KERS. 40 /pHURSDAY, -JO AT 11 O'CLOCK. gALE CIvDER THE RATING ACT, 1908. T>ICHARD A RTHUR AiVD po., Instructed by the Registrar of the Supreme_ Coflrt, win Sell by" A'ncHon aT MANGONCI, on Thursday, January 13, PARISH OF WAITARATJ. SOUTH-EAST PORTION ALLOTMENT 5 40 ACRES. \ I PARISH OF MAifGONTJi ■• • ,-\rORTH-WEST PORTION ALLOTMENT ■»-' 76. 60 ACHES. -\TORTH-WEST PORTION ALLOTMENT J> 60. 40 ACEES. PARISH OF MANGATETE . SOUTH-EAST PORTION ALLOT3IENT 93. S3 ACRES. Full particulars may be obtained from DUFAUB AIND BISS. 28, Shortland Street (Solicitors for the Vendor). Or from •pICHARD A RTHUR AND pO., THOMAS B. ABTHTJB, Anctioseer, 37