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AUCTIONS. TiraSTFIELD Y AKDS - n rpO-SIORBOW (THURSDAY), TIT ARCH "jC AT 2 F.M. A LFRED -DUCKLAND AND gONS, Will Sell QAA FRESH, FULL-MOUTH, LARGEOUU FRAMED EWES. A LFRED TJUCKLAND AND gONS, _ 6 , mHE TTAYJIAKKB-. ■pRIDAT, TtTABCH 04 1916. AT 2.30 P.M. miTVO "pARMS AT "DAMARAMA. A LFRED T»UCKLAND AND CONS, Have received instructions from the Public , Trustee to offer by Public Auction, In the Estate of the late John Thomas Perry, as above, -\TO. 1 FARM.—Being Allots. 55. 74, 76. ' i-~ 7S, SO. S4. and part S3 of Sec. 2, Parish ; of Opaheke, containing 44a 3r 39p, ; with 1 Hous>s. 5 rooms, and outbuildings thereon; "VT/O. 2 FARM.—Being Allot. 168 of Serial lion 2. Parish of Opaheke, containing , 41a 2r 35p. . No. 1 FARM.—The Homestead is a compact little farm; nil fenced, In 12 paddocks; amply watered, practically all In grass; a ; reaUgood dairy farm; almost new House, and good range outbuildings; P. and T. 0.. creamery and store, half-mile; school and ball adjoin: railway station 2} miles. No. 2 FARM.—This property is practically unimproved; mostly covered with tea-tree ami many clumps of bush, purirt, etc., containing lots of valuable fencing material: ring fenced and well watered, and is a rssfnl run for stock: P. and T. 0., store, creamery, 21 miles; school, 2 miles; railway station, it miles. Land Transfer Titles. Properties Flagged. Fuller particulars from ALFRED TJUCKLAND AND CJONS, AUCTIONEERS. 15 TDEAL'TIFUL TJEACH TjMtONTAGES. -DEAUTIFUL TVEACH TjMtONTASES. "DEAUTIFUL T>EACH TjWONTAGES. mAJIAKI TJ STA IE. rp AM-A X I TESTATE. BL'CKLAND'S LANDING. mAMAKI -PSTATB. rpAMAKI "pSTA*E. BUCKLAND'S LANDING. Ol TJEACTIFUL DEACH SECTIONS. UNSURPASSED BEACH FRONTAGES FOR BATHING. WITHIN EIGHT MILES RADIUS OF AUCKLAND. FORTY MINUTES BY LAUNCH OR MOTOR CAR. GOOD METAL ROAD FROM CITY. NEW WHARF BEING ERECTED, ON PROPERTY TO ACCOMMODATE » LARGEST FERRY STEAMER. A LFRED -DE-ELAND AND gONS, WILL SELL AT /TIHE TTAYMAREET. IN THEIR LAND SALEROOM. ON XjmiDAY, "vrARCH q-j 1016, AT 2.30 P.M. PLANS NOW READY. Call or Write for One. For further particulars, apply ELIOTT AND WALLER, Or A LFRED "DUCKLAXD AND gONS, AUCTIONEERS. TN THE ESTATE OF THOMAS SHOUT A (DECEASED). "PRIDAY, TyrARCH O"! 1 AT U O'CLOCK. -yiCTORIA AVENUE TESTATE, OPPOSITE POST OFFICE, -REMUERA ' -yiCTORIA AVENUE pSTATE, 9 GRAND BUSINESS SITES, ' Including the finest corner In Remuera. -yTCTO'RIA » VENUE -pSTATE, 8 BEAUTIFUL RESIDENTIAL f SECTIONS. Everyone an Ideal site. Tlanted with many grand old trees and ornamental shrubs. -yiCTORIA AVENUE TESTATE, ' AT END OF 3d SECTION (2id by tickets). '- T7TCTORIA AVENUE TESTATE, r , EXQUISITE VIEW OF HARBOUR. , One of the best In Reinnera. TT\ TtTANDENO JACKSON, Acting upon instructions from the EXECUTOR'S in the above Estate, will Bell by Public Auction at their rooms, Customs St. E., on the above date, VICTORIA A VENUE TESTATE, Plans on Application. Full particulars In Saturday's papers. 1 ' TX7IT.HOUT -DESERVE. TjTOIDAT, 24 AT 11 O'CLOCK. a "piNB QBCTIONS ON TTOKONUI T^eTATE. GREAT SOUTH AND PORTAGE .ROADS, ~ OTAHUHU. m TtTANDENO JACKSON, Acting upon Instructions, will SeH by Pnb- • lie Auction at their Rooms, Customs 8t E., on the above date, (WITHOUT RESERVE, a BEAT SOUTH BOAiD-6ectlons 14, 16, and 70, HOKONU. ESTATE, each laving a frontage of 50tt 'by TSOlt deep. ' T>ORTAGE ROAD—Sections 28 tsoft by AT 150 ft), 33 (52ft by over 200 ft), and 34 - <52ft by about 200 ft), HOKONU I ESTATE. ) J Richest volcanic soil, free from stone, ele- - Vated positiou. line views; easy walk to r 1 works and station; first-class train service. 1 These are some of the best -Sections on the Estate. Land Transfer Title. TKIIM6. 1 10 per cent, cash, balance 5 years at 5 per '. I cent. ,J 1 Section.-! llir-'Ad. s