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Auckland Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 31, 5 February 1916, Page 7

ATJCTIOHB. ■pRIDAY, JjTOBRTJABY -J-J 2 P.M. gAMUEL TTAILE AND QONS, T TD. Wm Ben by Public Auction, at tn<rfr Land Sale Rooms, 87, Queen Street, JJILL, QNEHUNGA. p-ESIDBNCB AND "VfEARLY *J 1/ A ORE. FINE OLD GROUNDS. DESIDENCE of 11 rooms, built of heart TV kauri, and roofed mostly with slates; stable, coachhouse, etc; section fronting Norman's Hill 132 ft, and Forbes Street 382 ft, and containing la lr 34p. Many magnificent OLD TREES and shrubs. Fullsteed tennis court. Within a few minutes of the car and beach. A CHARMING AND PICTURESQUE OLD HOME, and one that could be SUBDIVIDED TO ADVANTAGE. 13 "PRIDAT, "pEBRUARY -J-J 2 P.M. SHAIRP. gAMUEL -TT-AILE AND gONS, T TD., Will Sell by Public Auction at their Land Sale Rooms, 87, Queen Street, QAMBRON JJOAD. "pEMUBRA. pRETTY BUNGALOW HOME of « A rooms nnd kitchenette; entrance hall with corner fireplace, leadllghts in three rooms, window seat and co6y corner, linen pres*, 2 built-in wardrobes, tasteful papers and decorations; finished ln oiled rimu; gas stove, califont, porcelain bath, bollt-tn dresser, meat safe, etc.; attached washhouse and patent w.c. Section standing nicely above road, 60ft by 145 ft. Handy to car and easy walk to 3d section. Fine landscape view. This Is a really CHARMING AND UP-TO-DATE HOME In an ATTRACTIVE SITUATION, and is for POSITIVE SALE. I I ' 12 QSTE ND — rnHE "JJBAUTIFUL. WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION "DESERVE. "DEMEMBER, PRESERVE. _ ON pRIDAY, piEBRUABY -] Q AT O P-M. SHARP. BY gAMUEL "VTAILE AND gONS, T TD. OSTEND is on the nearest part of Walhcke to Auckland, it embraces part of I'UTIKI RAY, on the harbour side of tbe Island, and that well-known rendezvous for yachtsmen, the magnificent ONBTANGI BAY, on tho ocean side, with a beautiful beach over 1} mile long. THESE ARE THE FINEST HOME AND CAMP SITES ON WAIHEKE, 17 -jyriLES OF "CtTATBR -pRONTAGE. pOATING, gURF "DATHING. pLENTY OF gHELTER. j The NEARNESS TO AUCKLAND gives the land an unassailable SUPERIORITY of POSITION. A fine wharf has Just been 1 erected, and the WEEK-ENDERS' Steamer (reaches OSTEND nearly TWO HOURS 'EAJtLIEII than Cowes, and leaves INitlkl nearly TWO HOURS LATER on Monday . Morning. A smart Launch does the trip lv I about an hour. This is a 3000-acre Property, and seeing that thte appt ls destined to be AUCK•LAND'S HOLIDAY 'RESORT, the owners have reserved notnc REAUTIFUL RUSH within a few chains of the beach, together with fine grounds for recreation purposes. NOTE THE ■pXTRA'ORDINA'BY qiBRMS: r»0 "Ift/ PDE SECTION CASH, BALANCE £»"] PER MONTH, TjnUTHOUT piTBRBST AND "TOITHOUT p^HSERVa FOR PARTICULARS OF "DAILY TRIPS TO OSTBND SEE EXCURSION NOTICES IN THIS ISSUE. gAMUEL -yAILE AND OONS, T TD. A. W. B BAD ' AND 0°Q.EO. pAYKEL, %j, 14 IipjSSRS T\ ALGETY AND pO., TTD. In conjunction with THE NORTH AUCKLAND FARMERS' CO-OP., LTD. TJELENSVHiLE gALE. rpUESDAY, JTEBRGARY g 1910. 250 CATTLE. 700 SHEEP. 50 WEANER PIGS. "■ Further Entries Solicited. CON. CHRISTIE, Auctioneer. 1 TITESSRS "QALGBTY AND QO., TTD, •r({7IESTFIELD-O.HBEP "pAIR, -pREDAY, Tl* 3 "pEBEUARY, 3000 S HBEP - Oftft ROMNEY MARSH, LINCOLN "5W LEICESTER, AND _ROp: SHIRE RAMS. . oaayjlf - Entries Solicited. Clients are Tetraested to have sheep dllpped previous to day of sale, , COS.. CBS/em. Anctloae«r t a