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Auckland Star, Volume LI, Issue 206, 28 August 1920, Page 8

AXTCTIONS. TJICHAKD A RTHUR, T_ TD "' WILL SELL IN DECEASED ESTATE OF MRS. ROBERT JAMES, of Huntly, mUESDAY, SEPTEMBER rj AT O P.M. ii (*n ACRES, IHUMATA, with water front- "•" age. Volcanic soil. Carries good grass. Fine Proposition for Dairyman. Cottage and outbuildings, old, but ln the case of the cottnge sound. Few pounds would make it worth double. _he ground adjoins the properties of Mr. Rennle and Mr. G. Wallace. AUCTION AT SALEROOM, ELLIOTT ST. THOS. B. ARTHUR. LAND AND FURNITURE AUCTIONEER 25 TVIOHARD A RTHUIR, J TD. WILL SELL, UNDER INSTRUCTIONS (FROM MR. R. MeBRIDE. rpUBSDAY, OBPTEMRER rr 2 I>M * AT' 1 '- ALBERT. TVf 1 - ALBERT. jVTT. ALBERT. TyrT. ALBERT. TJUILDLNG Q.ITES. pUILDING !a,IT.ES. ■CLOSE TO RAIL AND TRAM. SPLF.NDID BLEU" ATI ON. -.XTKNSCVIE OUTLOOK: ft .CiECTIOXS i"\IXLY. (\ OIECTIONS r\!NLY. ft OIECTIONS Q>NLY. THE EASIEST OF TERMS. £10 Cash. £10 ill 3 months, balance G per cent in 3 years. Nos. r. and S with frontage to Gladstone Rd. No. A. Corner, Sit. opp. Dr. Beattle's. Nos. 12. 13, 14, 17., 10, frontage to Woodward Rd. Also. Jft ACRES AT W A'TAKE RE—S.. j4. 70, **'-' and N.. pt. So. Within mile of station. £."»') cash, badance easy. Adjoining Mr. Brown's property. Full particulars, "OIOIIAHD * RTtIUR, T TD. In Conjunction .With ■GRAY AXD COCKROFT, SMEETON'S IBUHIDINGS. THOS. P.. ARTHUR, 1-and and Furniture Auctioneer. 2. -RICHARD ARTHUR, T TD. AT SALE ROOM. ELLIOTT STREET. rpUESDAV, SJ-KPTEMBER IT AT .> P.M. BUILDING SITE, .MOUNT AI-BERT— No. 0.1, T A I'M ATA .ROAD: «Oft frontasr: high elevation: £10 cash, £10 In 3 months, balance 3 years int. <1 per cent. TnOS. R. ARTHI-IR. .Land end Furniture Auctioneer. 20 fpni" EXTENSION" OF THE CITY BOUNDARY WESTWARD WILL INCLUDE THE T 1 V E -R P O O L T7-. S T A T E. T 1 V E R T O O L p S I A TE. A very fine piece of level grass country, lying well to the sun. No cold winds, good soil, and which hns been subdivided liy owner into choice building lots. We have been favoured with instructions to offer these by Auction, on -yrONDAY, SEPTEMBER eyrx "VTONDAY, OErTEMB'ER iyCk AT f) OA O'CLOCK. AT OUR SALEROOM. ELLIOTT STREET. THE VENDOR HAS DECIDED TO SELL _TV__Y SECTION, AND TO MAKE DOURLY SURE IS OFFERING ON TERMS THAT WILL ATTRACT THE SMALLEST INVESTOR OR THE HUMBLEST HOME-SEEKER. O N L V — £jT — ONLY IS WANTED AS DEPOSIT, AND THE BALANCE AT THE RATE OK £1 P ER M ONTn - WITH pr "y-EARS rpo "DAY TT. X "Y"EA-tS rpO T>AY TT. X YEARS rrtO p-AY TT. INTEREST ONLY 5J PER CEXT. These Terms no one ran resist, for the prospects for advancement in this district are very bright indeed nt the present time. The estate Is ouly about 12min. walk from Grey Lynn trams; motor buses pass frequently through the day. It is within a short distance of the beautiful Point Chevalier sea beach. A SUBURB OF PLEASANT SURROUNDINGS AXD FRESH AIR. TfilNE "pUSINESS QITES. T7-JIXE TJUSIXESS OITES. ATTRACTIVE TTOME QITES, ATTRACTIVE TTOME QITES, WITH FRONTAGES TO TJOINT /CHEVALIER TJjOAD, pIiREAT "V'ORTH TJOAD, TTUIA "ROAD. M OA R OAD * PLANS NOW READY; DON'T FORGET— ONLY £5 DEPOSIT OX ANY SECTION. "DICHARD A RTHUR, T TD. LAND AND FURNITURE AUCTIONEERS, ELLIOTT STREET. 20