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Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 52, 1 March 1919, Page 7

AUCTIONS. M ONDAY, MARCH 3 AT 10.30 AM T~\ A M A G E D /. () O D S. ON BEHALF OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, IN NO. 1_ SHED, QENT RA L vy HAR F. (By kind permission of Auckland Harbour Board.) ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE. THIS SALE IS OF SPECIAL INTRR-lOST TO CONTRACTORS IN ROAD WORK, BRUMJE BUILDING, ETC. T "DRAID AND p_>.. Have been commissioned to Sell the following list of Merchandise ou M ONDAY N EXT AT -^3^ IN NO. 12 SHED, CENTRAL WHARF. Opposite Northern Roller Mills. 566 - RAGS OF CEMENT - ggg .)rj—CASE. AND PACKAGES __- HI "ITER. *- r± -1 ,}Cf — RAGS OF FLOUR —"J 919----fyr — SACKS OF FLOUR — iyj -| — RAG OF SUGAR — 1 .*»> — SACKS OF COKE — QO Cy-7 — SACKS OK COAD — i)T7 -t — SACK OF 7LR RAGS OATMEAL — 1 We have examined the above, and. whilst a quantity is more or los* damaged, quite a lot of hour, and cement especially, is in a very fair state of preservation indeed. The various lines will be submitted In lots at'-ording 1 > marks. Please remember the date and time, and recollect that there isn't a copper penny ccserve on any of it. Terms, cash on fall of hammer. Storage will Ik- imposed on goods not removed ou Monday. T TVRAID AND r^O., MERCANTILE AUCTIONEERS, CITY MARKETS. * pIHOICE CUBURBAN TVLOCK. ■-AC 10PO. AT rr*-HREE T_-_GS. 5 lO IHREE J_-INGS. pRIDAY, IyTARCH 2 PM * QAMUEL TTAILE AND QONS, T. TD - Have been instructed to Sell by Public Auction at their Rooms, 83, Queen Street, in | the Estate of the lat. MR. T. E. HAYR: | CHOICE BLOCK OF LAND fronting Mt. | Albert Ro.id, comprising Lots 7, 8. and 9 of Three Kings Estate, and containing 5Ac. ORo 13Po. RICHEST VOLCANIC SOIL; all in best of graas. CHARMING SITUATION in elevated position, commanding fine views of Manukau and surroundings. Twenty minutes' walk from cars at Royal Oak. Also: TWO BUILDING SECTIONS, CORNER EDENDALE ROAD and HANSEN ROAD, being Lots 1-17 and 148 of Taumata Estate, each 52ft by 150 ft. MT. A LBERT. TUT _ A LBERT. T. __ LBERT. IVIt. J\. LBERT. CHARMING GARDEN HOME. pRIDAY. "JUTARCH -tA O P.M. OAMUEL "yAILE AND CONS, T TD. Will Sell by Public Auction at their Rooms. 83, Queen Street, RESIDENCE OF 7 ROOMS, bathroom. - l * / pantry, and scullery, all en one floor, in good order and condition; porcelain bath. Orion gas, water, and sewer drainage ; wash-house, fernery. stable, coachhouse, etc. Fine section, fronting Lloyd Avenue East, 202 ft Gin by average depth of 164 ft; rich semi-volcanic soil, free from stone, laid out in choice shrubs, garden, lawn, and fruit trees. This is a VERY ATTRACTIVE HOME, and occupies a good position in this charming suburb. PARNELL INVESTMENT. ARNELL A. N VESTMENT. T3LOCK OF A /.OTTAGES. IN SPLENDID POSITION. PRIDAY, TIT ARCH O P.M. QAMUEL TTAILE AND QONS, T TD„ Will Sell by Public Auction at their Rooms, 83, OUEEN STREET, 4 DETACHED HOUSES, each 4 rooms and scullery, gas, water, sewer drainage, p.w.c.; wash-house to two and portable boilers to others. Freehold section to each, 33ft by 841 ft; known as Nos. 6, 8, 10, and 12, GEORGE STREET. Excellent situation ; only a few yards from Parnell c»ts and close to Domain. Three are let at 13s week each and one at lis. This is a capital little investment; or WILL SELL SEPARATELY. Land Transfer Title. BUILDINGS "C*>R TJEMOVAL. UILDINGS a! or -"EMOVAL. TTNIVERSITY TJLOCK, A NZAC AY. piRIDAY, "IyTARCH -| A n P.M. DAMUEL "yAILE AND OONS, T TD., Have been Instructed by the AUCKLAND CITY COUNCIL to Sell by Auction at their Rooms, m. Queen Street, THE REMAINING BUILDINGS IN THE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE BLOCK. Corner Anzac Ay. and Eden St. Large 2storeyed building, practically all built of wood and roofed with iron. Great quantity of excellent timber. WILL BE OFFERED IN TOUR LOTS. 10 *VfAGNIFTCENT "DEACH T.ROPERTY, T AXE rpAKAPUNA. T ARGE "pESIDENCE and IA IE grjP pRIDAY, 21, 2 PJt " OAMUEL yAILE AND gONS. J.TD.. Have been instructed by tho Owner to Sell by Public Auction, at their Rooms, 83, Queen Street — RESIDENCE of 24 Rooms and Offices. , known as LAKE HOUSE, standing on ' MAGNIFICENT SECTION FRONTING HURSTMERE ROAD 132 ft and the LAKE BEACH 158 ft, by average through depth of • 431 ft. Area, lac. lrd. 27p0. Could readily be SUBDIVIDED TO AD- ' VANTAGE or CONVERTED INTO FLATS ' which would pay a HANDSOME RETURN. '1 AbsoluWy tho FINEST POSITION on , the LAKE BEACH, and as the property MUST BE REALISED this affordsT an . UNPRECEDENTED OPPORTUNITY ol I securing an investment with IMMENSE jPOSSIEILITLES.