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Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 222, 18 September 1919, Page 6

AUCTIONS. \ JTTO-MORROW, JJIRIDAY, CJEPTEMBER -| Q AT 11 ° ,CLOCK - •y-ERT THRESHOLDS. ]y.[A_.GEHE, "gPSOM, rjTAMAKI, rpAKAPDNA. ' I T. ]\£ ANDENO JACKSON, Acting upon instructions, will Sell by Public Auction at their Rooms, Customs Street East, on the above date, "VTANGERE. PART OF THE FAMOUS FAVONA PARK ESTATE. "ON THE SHORES OF THE MANUKAU. Favona is famed for its plcturosnu. environments, richness of soil, salubrious wh7u!e !_JeV te rO3dS are * Ue "« ht <° ™ T_. OT .- 1 - FA y ON A HOMESTEAD (Lot 27 -■*-< luvoua I'ark Estate), 23 acres and a. perches, grand rich soil, planted with many splendid old trees having"_ extensive frontage to Favona Road and a very flue frontage to Manukau Harbour, and beautiful sandy beach together with Rl_SU.E_.i__. of. i £?_£?• wlth verandah on three sides; w-shhouse, large cowshed, loos, boxes, implement shed, large range of stabling, windmill and bore. T OT 2—27 ACRES, being Lots 32, 33 84 -*-** and Part 31, Favona Park Estate' situated Favona Koad; splendid area i of grand rich «oU, having extensive I road and sea frontages. If not sold will be submitted in sections. TV. 0 ".. 3_ .?. A .. CRES AND 30 PERCHES ss (Lot 26, fravoiia lark Estate!—A very line residential site; an ideal spot fur a home; bounded by Favona Road and by water, and within easy walking distance of Otahuhu. ••irj.HE pi-.\,E6," -r-jPSOM. MARKET ROAD, ABOUT FIVE MINUTES FROM 3d CARS. T H^. FE F I^T C F > EDIKGI 1 V , VALUABLE -*■- V KL-IiIIOLD, comprising very fine Residence of 8 rooms, replete with usual conveniences; three cistern tanks supply water to kitchen, bathroom aud scullery; and splendid section ONE ACHE AND SEVEN PERCiiES LAND, having 81ft llln frontage. TESTATE," Tj-LLBRSLIB ABOUT THREE MINUTES FROM STATION AAD RACECOURSE. C}C\— GRAND LEVEL SECTIONS—OA -"■""_ GRAND LEVEL SECTIONS—-" Dry and healthy, standing high, with frontages ranging tram WJi't to Mft to Albert Street, Morriu street, yueen i Street, aud Somertield Street, and depths averaging Watt, all beautltul rich volcanic soil; ga_> and water laid on, etc. Ou Lot (J '74ft Uin to So-mer-fleld Street by 153tt _lv deep, stands a House of 8 rooms, with range, two fireplaces, built-in, cupboards, wardrobe, etc. I'lan on application. TDUCKLAND'S XJEACH. ESTATE, Section 14, Block I —. -*• FINE I____GJC SECTION OVER HALF-ACRE, having 122 ft 21n frontage to Hattaway Street, by a depth of about lOSft; CLOSE TO THE FAVOURITE BUCKLAND BEACH. Easy motor ride to Auckland. To be sold In one or two lots. rPAKAPUNA. GRAND CORNER SECTION, about 36} , . perches, having 75ft frontage to Lake Road and l___t to Tennyson Street. Close to Beach Avenue tram stop and few minutes' walk from LOVELY TAKAPUNA BEACH. PROPERTIES FLAGGED. 1 PERSONAL. QHALL E N G E. ITo the REV. MR. F. HALES, Papakura. Sir, —You having seen lit to make to my employers, and at least one other person, a statement concerning the use of my employers' motor vehicles In such circumstances and with such details as to cast upon mc, who has the sole control and management of aud responsibility for the due use of the same, grave discredit in the trust reposed in vie by my employers, I draw your attention to the Statutory Declaration made by mc appearing below, and I challenge you to either — (a) Take steps to prosecute mc for making a false declaration (the original being held hy my employers, and available for your use in the event of your taking such prosecution), or (b) Make a statutory declaration yourself directly contradicting the statements made by mc in my declaration. ALEXANDER BURR. Auckland, September 17, 1919. I STATUTORY DECLARATION. ! I, ALEXANDER BURR, of i_he City ot Auckland, Motor Driver, do solemnly aud jncerely declare: — 1. 'Pna.t for the past six years I have been in sole control and charge of the motor delivery system of SMIEETON'S LIMITED and of -the motor vehicles used therein. 2. That a statement -having recently been made and repeated by the .Reverend Mt. 'Hales, of Papakura, *o ray -Employers, and at least one otber person, -that on a 'Sunday In the month of June last a motor wagon of -Smeoton's passed througli Papakura carrying n shootiug party, 1 say that no motor wagon belonging to or used by 'Smeetoi.s Limited has passed .torouß'Ji Tapaknra on any Sunday within the period of four yea- s Lniinediately preceding -tills date. And 1 . ake this solemn declaration con-" -Clentloii-ly believing the same to be true and by virtue of the provisions of The Justices of tic Peace Act. 1908. ALEXANDER BURR. Declared at the City of Aiuckland this 17ch day of September. 1919, before mc, E. G. SKEATBS. A Justice of the Peace in and for the Dominion of New Zealand. 584 — I