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Auckland Star, Volume LIV, Issue 293, 8 December 1923, Page 9

AUCTIONS. pApATOETOE. " J-JESIDENCE J»Y V UCTION. SITUATED DUNATAR ROAD. 4 minutes to School. Station, Shops, etc. Instructed by E. Kemp, Esq. J. R J?, OBER TSON. J TD., Will Sell by Public Auction, at their Rooms, QUEEN STREET (opp. Court's), on . pRIDAY, J")ECEMBER -| A AT PM - SHARP. fJBW BUNGALOW of 6 large rooms, bathroom, p.b. and b., b. and c. water, pantry, Orion range, washhouse, c. and t.'s sleeping porch, back and front verandahs' beam and plaster ceilings, latest art papers and friezes, linen press, wardrobes, etc.. built-in. Large motor garage. Beau til'ul level section 66ft frontage to Dunn. tar Rd., by a depth of 160 ft, being Lot 12 of Block 5, and containing 1 rood, laid out in lawns, paths, etc. Wood and coalshed. I' fowlhouse and run. Everything in splendid condition. Why live in the dusty city whoa you can live in Papatoetoe and enjoy the .numerous bencflts of country life? Fresh air, healthier surroundings for tbe children and cheap transit, 2/3 weekly. Reasonable; terms will be given. Further details. LAND DEPARTMENT, J. R. R OBEK TSON, £TD., QUEEN STREET (opposite Court's). NOTE. — Property flagged. Intending purchasers will be motored out to inspee.-. SHOP SITES. PAPATOETOE Instructed by MRS. E. COBINE. I J J-j* JJOBERTSON, JTD., I Will Sell by Public Auction, at their Rooms, QUEEN" STREET (opp. Court's), oh I pRIDAY, J)ECEMBER li I AT 1 P.M. SHARP. f) SECTIONS, situated . STATION RD., •A opp. Rangitoto Rd., Papatoetoe:— LOT 1, having a frontage to Station Rd. of 40ft. and'a depth of 120 ft, and containing 17.6 perches. LOT 2, having n fc outage of 42ft to Station Rd. and a depth of I.oft, and containing 17.6 perches. Both these Sections are very line Shop Sites, owing to them being situated In the centre of the shopping area. Only £100 deposit-is required on each Section. Further details LAND DEPARTMENT,' J. R. ROBERTSON, LTD., Queen St. (Opp. Court's). NOTE. — Property flagged. Intending purchasers will be motored to inspect. 6 CAMPING. JS**y y W ' c - A " SUMMER CAMP. FOR GIRLS AND YOUNG ▼ WOMEN. At HILLSBOROUGH, on the Manukau Harbour. DECEMBER 24. TO END JANUARY. Tariff from £1 per week. Special arrangements for week-ends and girls attending business every day. Open to all girls, whether members or not. Register at once. 'Phones 1683 and 4454. Y.W.C.A., 140 Upper Queen Street. /DAMPING FOR YOUR BOY. ON TIIE BANKS OF TIIE HUNUA BIVEB. 30 Miles South of Auckland. Camp Open for Six Weeks from December 22. Your boy may attend for one week or more. Employed boys may come for as many days as possible. Parents are urged to inquire about this unique opportunity for their boys. ' Send for illustrated pamphlet giving' full particulars. Registrations must be in by December 12. THE CAMP IS CONDUCTED BY THE V.M.C.A. BOYS' DIVISION. 11. COUNTY NOTICES. 'QOUNTY OF WAITEMATA. Notice Is hereby given that a " Special I Meeting of the Waitemata County Council will be held on WEDNESDAY, the 19th day of December, 1923, at noon, at the County Office, corner of Princes and Shortland Streets, Auckland, when the following Special Resolution, passed at a special meeting of the said Council, held on the 19th day of October, 1923, will be sub mittcd for confirmation as a Special Order: "That the Waitemata County Council do hereby make a By-law, drawn -. for that purpose under the provisions of The Counties' Act, 1920, and the Health Act, 1920. and amendments thereto respectively, and every other Act In that behalf enabling It amending the Sanitary and Building Bylaws of the said Council, passed at a Special Meeting thereof, held on the Kith day of January, 1911, and confirmed at a Special Meeting thereof, held on the 3rd day of March. 1911, by revoking Clause 2 thereof, and substituting in lieu thereof provision that no person shall, after the Bylaw comes Into force, erect a dwelllnghouse in the County of Waitemata upon any site with' a less frontage than sixty feet to some public road or a less area than a quarter of an acre, provided that i. nothing in the clause shall apply to any case in which the site has a frontage of less than sixty feet to any public road, if such site abuts upon a public road by a narrow strip or lane of not less than 25 links In width at an ypart thereof, and if such narrow strip or lane is not more than 300 links in length and has a grade of not more than 1 In 10. "To provide that builalngs may be erected on sites which abut upon the sea for not less than 66ft, and have an area (exclusive of such strip or lane) of not less than one-third ol an acre, and if such site does not abut upon the sea or abuts upon it for less than 66ft, and In either case has an area (exclusive of such strip or lane) of not less than half-an-acre, to provide for the erection "ol shop and dwelling-houses combined on a frontage of not less than 40ft, with an area of one-sixth of an acre, with the provision that the external walls of such building shall be con structed of non-combustible material other than corrugated Iron. "A penalty of £5 to provide for a bread of the By-law, the object of whict Is to fix a minimum area for shopi and dwellings in the County ol Waitemata, the by-law to apply ti the whole of the said county." ' A copy of the by-law Is deposited at the said County Office for public inspectioi during office hours. The object of the said by-law Is to stlpu late the area on which buildings may b< erected within the said county. PETER THEET, -, _..„.__ Chairman. November 16, 1923. 24: MOTOR SERVICE. -jyjURIWAI BEACH. WEST COAST WHEELER'S MOTOR ROYAL MAIL SERVICE, First Week in December. All Trains Met .is Required. Charges Reasonable, and Satisfactory Service Assured. Visitors to Beach and Boardinghouse 01 District can Rely on Trompt Attention, By Wiring or Writing YyiIEELER'S ATOTORS, Muriwai Beach. Patronise the Firm that is Out to Help The District as a Whole .' 252 WAISOWHAI T.VRK. — SUNDAY. OLBSENS CHARABANC Leaves Onehunga Post Office. 9.30. Greenwood's Corner, 10. Fare. 2/. T~~ HE KIWI" will leave top Symonds Street for Waikowhai. 9 a.m.. 10.15, 11.30. if, return fare.—T. Dunderdale, Prop. ' TITIRANGI Bus leaves G.P.0.. Queen St.. every Tuesday and Thursday, 10 a.m. ; return 3*3o.—H. Tolhurst. GEO. r*- UNDERWOOD, Footwear and Clog Specialist. 43. Victoria Street, HAS REMOVED TO MORE UP-TO-DATE PREMISES. At No. 10. STRAND ARCADE, CITY. P