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Auckland Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 19, 22 January 1916, Page 7

AUCTIONS. A T 226 tjOiBSaN: gTBBET OiBIGCA iHOUSB. (Neat Wellington Street). "MX)ONAN -DUOS. ■VfaU Sell, TO'EXT, AT -1-J A.M. JjMjftNISHiNGS OF -I A 'OOOMe. GOOD PIANO BY A. ALLISON AND CO., LONDON. (Having been favoured with instructions £rom. the AIIBSES enjART, who are giving up housekeeping and are going south. ■DEAL GOOD PIAiNO by A. Allison and ,„ <■*.. Uondon, HA,R.MONIUiM by G. ?S??l' a Lon<loll . DIVAN CHAIR, SEAGRASS GHAIR, LEA. COOCH, OVBR--MA.NTEL, WA.LNUT PIANO STOOL, B■DA\ CLOCK, LINOLEUM, OVAL TABIjE, H. JtUGfi, ija.ce CURTAINS, PICTURES, Etc., Etc. JTiAjLL AND .STAHlS—tflnll Stand, Plc--V- tures, Hair Portieres, Slip Mats, Runner, Stair Runner and Rods. T-kINING-ROOM —O. Rlmu Sideboard, •V Chiffonier, 3 DJn. Tables, Oan. and B. Ctoirs, Ta»>le Wnen, Bervdettes, vruets, GlaHSTvare, Cutlery, 1 pr Decanters, Crockery, Linoleum, Vases, Bt)C., Etc. -JA BEDROtWa-S—Con*. Chests, Chest -Ly Drawers, Washetands, Toilet Ware, Commode, Ouclress Pubis, Dible and S.I. Bedsteads, W.W. Mattresses, Kap. and Fax Bedding, W.W. Stretchers, Good Bhifflkets and Bed linen, Etc. T7"ITOHEN AN© YARD—X. Dresser, Din. -L*- Ware, K. TaWe, Gae Iron, Gas Ring and Tube, Peerless Steamer, Meat Safe, Mnngle, Capper, Pres. Pan, Galv. Tubs, Steps, Garden Tools, and large assortment of General Kitchen Utensils, 8 Young Canaries (Sept. birds). ■JJOONAN TDROS. AUCTIONEERS AN© VALUERS, VICTORIA STREET EAST. IS >JORTH. mHURSDAY, JANUARY cyr AT 2 O'CLOCK. 100~T° WNSHir S BCTIONS ~IOO IN THE HEART OF A WANUI pORT. fp TirANDENO JACKSON, In conjunction with TOHE NORTHERN AUCTIONEERING CO., LTD., KAITAIA, Wni Sell , by Public Auction at their Rooms, Customs St. E., Auckland, on the above date— i fkA MAGNIFICENT SECTIONS, right in l-W tne Town of Awannl—the key to that vast area of rich country surrounding Kaltala. Herekino, etc.—loo Sections right ln the centre of a flourishing Township. AWANUI, with its steamer communication with Auckland, is the canal through which all the products of the North must piss, aud as the back country, with its large area of swamps. Is opened up and new roads are made connecting Awanui with the Inland towns, the prosperity of the town will increase by leaps and bounds. Prosresslve works are bjlng vigorously pushed ahead, and many Important improvements are shortly to be effected In this neighbourhood by the Government, ail of which will benefit very considerably the already busy Port of Awanui.

AWANUI SECTIONS arc to be offered on exceptionally easy terms: 10 per cent cash, 10 per cent in six months. 10 per cent ln 12 months, balance In '20 years from January 7, 1916. Interest 5} per cent. Plans and full particulars from np TITANDENO JACK-SON, AUCTIONEERS. CUSTOMS ST. EAST, AUCKLAND, And THE NORTHERN AUCTIONEERING CO., KAITAIA Wfcoee representative will show Intending buyers over the property. ] Property Flagged. 5 I~ N THE ESTATE OF LATE J. A. SUBKITZKY AND MARTHA LLOYD. mHURSDAY, JANUARY 9<7 AT 2 OCLOCK. A WANUI. p RAND OECTIONS. ADJOINING WHARVES AND IN MAIN STREET. m -fcJANDENO TACRSOS, In Conjunction with n\HE A UCTIONEERING /COMPANY. KAITAIA. . Instructed by the Executors In the Estntc of the late J. A. SUBRITZKY, will Sell by. Public Auction, at their rooms, Customs Street E., Auckland, on the above date:— 1— THAT PARTICULARLY VALUABLE BUILDING SITE, containing: 1 rood 13 perches, adjacent to Awanui wharves O—SMITHY AND WHEELWRIGHTS A SHOP on i-ACRE SECTION, situated at Awannl. O—THAT PIECE OF LAND, containing 0 about 7 Acres, nnd being one chain wide, on southern side of property lately held by Herbert Suhritsky, AwanuL Instructed by Executors of late MARTHA LLOYD. 4— THE OLD POST OFFICE SITE, comprising nearly i-ACRE LAND, baring a frontage of 231.3 links to main Awanui-Kaitaia Road, together with sroomed Cottage erected thereon. Properties Flagged. 6 AUCKLAND TJARBOUB J>OABD. 'T BASE OF -yALUABLE piTY CSITES. AUCKLAND DOCK RECLAMATION. MECHANICS' BAY, AND FREEMAN'S BAY RECLAMATION. Ttf'ETIL/LE T^BWCOMB, AUCTIONEER, ! Has been instructed by the Auckland Harbour Board to offer for Leaee for the term of 50 Hears by Public Auction, at his LAND SALE ROOMS, His (Majesty's Arcade, Queen Street, on XTyEDNESDAY. JjTOBRUARY -t n AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON. 1 A UCKLAND J\OCK T*ECLAMATION. -irr VALUABLE ALLOTMENTS, with XI frontages to Quay Street and Hobson Street. TWs Is a unique opportunity of securing valuable Sites In the heai.t of the buelneßS and shipping centre of the City, and adjacent to the new City Markets. •jy-ECHANICS' J.JAY. -| O SECTIONS, with frontage to New J-O Factory Road. -j SECTION, fronting Tho,Strand. TTIEEESIAirS "RJ* 1 TJJEOLAMATION. AIiLOTMESTB IN BLOCKS V. AND IX., with frontage to Fanehaw Street. The toßowiajf are-the material provisions of the Leases proposed to be sold:— • Term, 50 year* Lesaee. not to eseign or sublet--with-out consent. Lessee to repair. Lease? not to erect e»y boddlnge -unless plan has been first approved by the Board. Lessee not to maKe any excavations on demised preißlaes. ■ Lessee to insure, and in the event of fire insurance moneyp to be expended in rdmildinpr. Condition of Sale and Draft Lease may be seen, and Plans obtained at the Offices of the Secretary of the Board, and of the Auctioneer, •vrBWCOMB, HIS MAJBSTrS ABCADE. l^