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Auckland Star, Volume LI, Issue 236, 2 October 1920, Page 8

AUCTIONS. rtfAITAKERB "QOWINS J£ STATE. (TyAITAKERE- "QOWNS J^STATE. /-IOMPRISING QOI A CRES. inE NEW SUBURBAN FARMING AREA. ADJACENT TO WAITAKERE STATION, SUBDIVIDED INTO LOTS VARYING c • FROM 4M> TO 166 A- CRESTO B.E SOLD 'BY AUCTION AT 83, Q UEEX S- TRBETON E -ptRIDiAY, {"VCTOB'ER g AT O 'P-'M. qctober g' at £ pm ' -qow-NS j^state. 1 VyAITAKE-RiE J)OWiNS "J^STATE, it is within 20 miles of Auckland' City, the nearest lot being only 20 chains from Waitakere Station. The quality of the land is good, there being a great depth of black soil on clay subsoil. Some of bush Jand has been down in grass 10 to 12 years, and carries SPLENDID SOLE. The open land can be ploughed and praesed without fallowing. There Is an abundant supply of water on each section. Many of them are well Improved, and will make IDEAL FARMS, suitable for any class of farming. Plentiful supply of firewood and fencing posts ', also Quantity of building timber on 2 lots. Its proximity lo Auckland, and the cheapness of railway fares and freights, will place buyers in the position of suplying the city markets. t <f On Lot 18 there in a beautiful bush-clad ridge, commanding plorious views East and ■ West Coasts ; suitable for subdividing into Summer Sites. Extensive road improvements are being undertaken, and a new school is to be erected opposite block. \TyAITAKERE TVOW'XS TESTATE. TXfAITAKERE TJOTOX-β T^STATE. 'Will he Sold on ■ EXCEPTIONALLY EASY TERM'S, viz.: 1") per cent deposit. 10 i>er cent In 12 months (or Imild to valuo of i'2oo). ■Balance 4 years at oi per cent. The owners are DETERMINED TO REALISE, and will accept prices that should ensure ever}- Section beins sold. Those in search of land with SURE PROSPECTIVE VALUE should not fail to inspect this estate. Litho Plans on Application. , CAMUEL -yAILE AND CONS, J TD., AUCTION-BERS, 83, QUEEN STREET. 5 "DOCKLANDS TfSTATE. . TJOCKLANDS TESTATE. "DOCKLANDS TESTATE. "DOCKLANDS TESTATE. A SUBDIVISION ' A SUBDIVISION A SUBDIVISION Of the BEAUTIFUL PARK AND GROUNDS '• J'AKK AND GROUNDS PARK AND GROUNDS Of the I WELL-KNOWN ROCKLANDS HOME. 1 ROCKLANDS HOME. ROCKLANDS HOME. CORNER TjTPSOM AND /"IILLIES ; TfIPSOM AND /BILLIES J A VENUES. A VENUES. TO BE SOLD BY ACCTIOX. 5 "piRIDAY, QCIOBER rt«> •piRIQAY, QCTOBER 919 : TjTRIDAY, (~vCTOBER tyty \ AT 9 P.M. I "DOCKLANDS TESTATE. ' TJOCKLANDS "p-STATE. , "DOCKLANDS J^STATE. "DOCKLANDS TESTATE. OlTcrs the Best In Picturesque and Beautiful 'Home Sites. Situated on sunny pastern slopes of the mountain In the most select and soughtafter residential area of Eiwom. Most of the lots are part of the beautifully laid-out gardens, terraced lawns and luxuriant growth of English and native trees and shrubbery. •DOCKLANDS TESTATE. "DOCKLANDS JASTATE. "DOCKLANDS TESTATE. "DOCKLANDS "p-STATE. ', Is In the best part of "Near Epsom.•• the centre of beantl1, ful homes, and enjoys all the advantages of city conve*- , ences in the way of electric licht, drainage, gas and water. : The position Is elevated, com--1 mantling GLORIOUS VIEWS. GLORIOUS VIEWS. And the soli is richest volcanic. "DOCKLANDS "p'STATE. "DOCKLAKDS TpSTATE. . "DOCKLANDS TESTATE. "DOCKLANDS TfiSTATE. ; Will be sold on Exceptionally Easy Terms In order to clear the whole of Sections at the Auction Sale, viz. :— PER CENT. DEPOSIT. -J Q PER CENT. IK 1 MONTH. JJALANCE I.N 3 YEARS AT f C PER CENT. • Illustrated Booklets Ready m a few days. i I > jgAMUEL "yMILE AND QON3, T TD., » fIEAL ESTATE AUCTIONEERS, 1 83. QtKEN STRKRT. 7