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Auckland Star, Volume LI, Issue 104, 1 May 1920, Page 9

APCTIOHS, pOR gADE BY pUBLIC A UCTION, AT OUR ROOMS. IS. SHORTLAND STREET, ON QTUESDAYj A AT o PAI. By order of the Administrator of the estate of ALPUONSUB TEMPEST (deceased) ■VTO. 22, GLADSTONE ROAD, off Bt. -L' Stephen's Avenue. Parnell, containing 1 rood f1.7 perches, having,frontage 08 feet lOln to Gladstone Road, by a depth approxl- ! mately. 21Sft on one side and 191 ft sn | other, running through to Staffa Street ! formerly Clyde Street, together with Dwel--1 ling House and other buli_._n.gß erected thereon. This property is handy to Parnell Park and Judges Bayj als_ very cuureiilent to the city, Further particulars oil application to J-J-ARBOP AND -jyTEDLEY, 15, SHORTLAND STREET, 2 R. F. VEALK. Auctioneer. -pRIDAY, *jyj"AY IJ AT O'CLOCK. "VT A N U X A V DOl D. OPPOSITE ONSLOW ROAD, The Highest Part of T"-) ps O M. EXCEPTIONALLY WELLBUILT -\r ODERN TJESIDENCE. 11 ROOMS AXD ALL OFFICES. -11 A CRES "piRST- /"XLASS T AND. m -VTANDENO JACKSON, instructed by Mr. R. B. S. WATSON, who is leaving the district, will Sell by Public I Auction at their Rooms, CUSTOMS ! STREET EAST, on the above date, A' LL THAT VALUABLE FREEHOLD, CONTAINING li ACRES, richest volI canic land, having 132 ft frontage to Manu- ! kail Road. Epsom : tirraced and planted | with flowering and ornamental shrubs, together with the SUBSTANTIALLY-BUILT RESIDENCE. containing 11 beautiful rooms, splendidly appointed and replete with all conveniences; Imposing entrance hall, lift Gin by loft: drawingroom, 20ft by 16ft 9!n, octagonal bay window, beautiful mahogany mirrored mantel and overmantel, plaster "ceiling, frieze and iHctural-r.ail: massive plaster arch, 10ft wide, supported by pillars, to dininaroom. 20ft by ISft Gin. very handsome "Exhibition" mantel. O-Ught , bay window —two really beautiful rooms,— opening into conservatory with cathedral glass windows ; breakfastroom, 7 airy bed- | rooms, kitchen, scullery, pantry, bathroom, ! linen cupboard, etc. Everything in firstclass order. Good ranee high-class outhulldlngs (billiard room 23ft by 20ft in one.) Property Flagged. 17 UNDER CONDUCT OF THE REGISTRAR OF TUB SUPREME COURT AT AUCKLAND. AT THE REQUEST OF THE MORTGAGEE. -pRUIT pVARM AT *T"E T^*AUWHATA. •preiDAY, jVTAY. 91 1 - >20 ' AT NOON. TJOBT. f\ /"VARR AND gON, Have l)een Instructed to Sell by Public I Auction, at their Auction Rooms, Swanson Street, Auckland, on the above date, ALL THAT PIECE OF LAND at Te Kauwhata, in the Provincial District of Auckland, containing 47 ACRES 1 ROOD AND 20 PERCHES, being Section 4. Block XV., Maramarua Survey District, amd the whole of the land In Occupation License with Right of Purchase. No. 4078, registered in the Land Registry Office at Auckland) in Volume ISS, Folio 59, with all buildings erected thereon. The Mortgagee's application and estimate of value may be inspected at the office of the Registrar during offlce hours and at the Auction Room on morning of Sale. Conditions of Sale may be inspected at the Offices of the 1 TVEVONPOIiT TTOUSE pROCPERTY. 12. VAUXHALL ROAD. CORNER OF BURGESS ROAD. BY AUCTION, AT MY ROOMS. CLARENCE STREET, DEVONPORT. ""ypY f^ AT 12 NOON. Instructed by the Owner, who has left Devonport, the undersigned will Sell aa above— | TJfTIELiLrtBUILT VILLA of 6 large rooms, ' V and -bathroom with porcelain bath and basin nnd califont, scullery, pantry, washhouse, and -"ipodshed, return verandal, good corner section. This property requires money spent on It to make it a comfortable and valuable home. Low reserve and immediate possession. Terms at sale. Further particulars and cards to view from the Auctioneer. R N. M ELVILLB ' AUCTIONEER AND HOUSE AGiTnT, DEVONPORT. B gALE OF QCCIDENTAL TTOTEL, TITASTERTON, ON rpHURSDAY, THE OATH "\t"AY, 1020. AT 2.50 P.%1. AT OUR ROOMS, 105. CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY, WELLINGTON. MESSRS. g pEORGE "M*ATUAN AND /""10., Are favoured with Instructions from MRS. B. M. SULLIVAN, to Sell by Public Auction, as above :— ALL THAT PIECE OF LAND situate In and being part of Sections numbered 77 and 79 on the Public Map of the Town of Masterton, and being part of the Allotments numbers 14, 16, and 18 on Subdivisional Plan of the aforesaid Sections, Deposited No. 42. Wellington Registry, having a frontage to Queen Street of 37ft 31n, to Munro Street of 148 ft 6in, and to Cricket Street of 82ft Gin. TOGETHER with the substantial Brlcls Building thereon, known as the Occidental Hotel, containing 55 rooms and now used as the Commercial and Farmers* Club. Immediate possession will be given. Easily convertible into a good shop, and would make a splendid stand for a draper, being on the main thoroughfare, and with very little money spent on It It could be turned Into a first-class hotel, which is badly needed In this rising town. _.__RMS exceptionally easy—only £1000 cash required! For further particulars and card to view apply to the Auctioneers, g /-IEORGE AXD /"-10., 105, CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY, WELLINGTON". 507 /"GEORGE fTTALKER AT 10, KIXGSLAXD AVENUE. ' mHURSDAY "-VEST, pi A.M. On Account of MB TORRENS, who is leaving Auckland. TTIS fTOUSEHOLD pL'BNTTT.iRE. Details Later Issue." /GEORGE YTTALKER * \ AUCTIONEER, 3S, QUEEN -STREET, o