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Auckland Star, Volume LI, Issue 113, 12 May 1920, Page 6

AUCTIONS. I "FRIDAY. J£AY 21, " AT 11 O'CLOCK. QLIFF J_>OAD, gT. TJELIER'S "RAY. TjMVE-TJOOMED TOWELLING AND GOOD HALF-ACRE SECTION. rp IyrANDENO tackson, Acting upon instructions, will sell Ly |i Fubllc Auction, at t'.teir Rooms, Customs Street E-, on the übove date:— ! i THAT HIGHLY DESIRABLE PROPERTY comprising UP-TO-DATE DWELLING, 5 rooms, 2 verandahs, sleeping porch, porcelain bath and basin, hot and cold water, built-in copper, Beptlc tank, etc., and two Sections (in all 2 roods and 21.9 perches), having fine frontage to Cliff Road, ' standing high, commanding lovely view of harbour, bandy to Lady's Bay Beach, and 8 minutes from wharf. Will first be offered as a whole, and if not sold then house and one section , will be submitted. Property Flagged. 9 JpjRIDAY, jVT AY 21 AT -J-| O'CLOCK. mOTARA • TJARK TESTATE, TITANTIIREWA. . ' T M" ANr>EXO TACKSON, Instructed by the Unpaid Vendor under Agreement for Sale, will Sell toy Public Auction, at their Rooms, Customs Street 'East, on the above date, ' ■ rrrffE unsodd portion of that - 1 - "PFBCE OF LAVD KNOWN AS mOTARA piARK TfSTATE, Containing 452 acres 2 roods and 34 perches, more or less, together with the Vendor's Rights in the unpaid purchase money of 80 Acres and 33 .Perches already coW (subject to roading). fpOTARA pARK TESTATE, Iβ situated within 2 miles of aianurewa Railway Station, Is approached by 2 roads (Alfrlston (Road and Hill .Road), and adjoins the well-known Puriri Park Estate.. The major portion of Totana Park Estate is in grass, with clumps of ornamental native bnsh left for shelter. It is well watered, stands high, commands magnificent views of the surrounding country, and is suitable for subdivision into small areas. Plan of Totara Park Estate can be seen, and further Information obtained at the office of T TVfANDENO TACKSON, CUSTOMS STREET EAIST AUCKLAND. $ ■PBIDAY, |£AY 21, AT 11 O'CLOCK. TTOBSON QTREET, NEXT DOMINION LAUNDRY. rjRAND TJUSINESS OTAXD. 40 BY 150 FEET. m jltandeno tacksox, Acting upon lnstractlou.3, will sell by Public Auction, at their Koomj, Customs Street B-, on the above date: — THAT EXCEEDINGLY VALUABLE FREEHOLD, having 40ft frontage to Hobson Street (next to Dominion Laundry) by 150 ft deep. A FIRST-CLASS WAREHOUSE OR FACTORY SITE, most advantageously situated, £lcse to shipping, railway, etc., and with frontage to the coming business street of Auckland. Section Flagged. 7 ■p O R REMOVAL. FRIDAY, 28, AT 11 O'CLOCK. PT r*HHROH QT., TTVErVONPORT. LPT I.—DWELLING, 6 ROOMS, Return 1 Verandah, 3 sets French -windows, 2 glass doors, register grate, Orion range, sink, galvanised liron bath, built-in cupboards, shelves, etc. 18 to 20 sheets Iron on roof; shed at back, etc. T OT 2.—WORKSHOP. 15 s 9ft, with -*-* Iron roof. T M ANDENO JACKSON, Will Sell by Public Auction at their Rooms, Customs Street 'East, FOR 'REMOVAL as above. Buildings Flagged. 10 /"VNEHUNGA. GOOD VOLCANIC SECTION. •pRIDAY, ]yfA* 21 AT 9 PM ' QAJIUEL -yAILE AND QOSS, T TD., (In Conjunction with C. R. WILLIAMSON AND CO.), Will Sell by Public Auction, at their Rooms, S3, Queen Street. riOTTAGEiOF FOUR ROOMS, bath, v range, gae, water, sewer drainage and p.w.c. Freehold Section, fronting TRAFALGAR STREET, 50ft by 150 ft. Good volcanic soli. Trams pass door. Chanc* to pick up cheap little home, as owner Iβ leaving Auckland and will take a LOW FIGURE. 19 INSURANCE. aOVBRMMEXT LIFE INSURANCE (With State Security). FOR EXPERT ADVTOE COXSTTLT ERNESTO LILLY. • Agent for the Department, 101. QUEEN STREET (Upstairs, Opposite Geo. Fowlds, Ltd.) Correspondence Invited. Telephone 3701." Wβ HOLIDAY RESORTS. TTOTEIi -M-ORTHLA ND (Next to Y.W.C.A., Queen Street, first tram stop above Town Hall). ThU large and Commodious Establishment is one of the most up to date private hotels in Auckland. The Northland accommodates over 100 guests, and is furnished throughout in modern style. Bathrooms on every floor are fitted with the latest appliances. The Billiardroom is situated on the ground floor. From the Recreation Uoof and Balconies extensive views of tine Harhour and Gulf are obtained. MRS. EVAXS, Late Royal Court and Grande Vue, Proprietress. Phone 624 A. - C POTTLTRT FOR SALE. V» 0. COCKERELS;—Few ready for breedJj. ing pen; t>eautiful birds: Mrs. Thomas' strain-—'U. Wapiti At., Epsom. 176; 4- BLACK Orpington Roosters, McLean strain.—l 3, Bond St., Devonport. 552 USE— i YATES' GRAIN For Poultry and Pigs. I A. YATES AND CO., LTD., ' Lower Albert Street.' 1 TJ SE TATES' RELIABLE CHICK FOOD, BGG PRODUCER AND POULTRY GRIT. A. XAIES AND CO., LTD., i ▲ , Lower Albert Street, , I