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Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 189, 12 August 1925, Page 5

I AUCTIONS. JjIRIDAY, A UGUST O1 AT -J-J O'CLOCK. rp JACKSON, Acting upon Instructions, trill cell by Public Auction, at their rooms, 9, Commerce Street, Auckland, on above date: VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY, ALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY, TAKAPUNA. TAKAPUNA. At Junction of Hurstmere and Kitchener Roads. SECTION contains i rood 8 perches, has 110 ft frontage to the eea with retaining wall and 20ft frontage to the road. TWO-STOREY 6-ROOMED HOUSE, dltided into 2 Flats (upper and lower), with bathrooms and usual conveniences. J This property has a MAGNIFICENT I SEA VIEW, is close to tram stop and is lin the centre of a growing district. 2 TpRIDAY, QiEPTEMBER -|-| j AT -|-J O'CLOCK. OALE OF "XT ALUABLE p< DM J EASEHOLDS. 20,000 A CKES T HE R ICHEST Q- Uil gWAMPS J^XTANT. UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY OFFERED GUMMEN AND SPECULATORS. I , ._ T j\_[AXDEXO JACKSON, Will offer by Public Auction, on above date, the LEASEHOLD RIGHTS OVER 20,000 ACRES OF RICH GUMLANDS, being part of the well-known and famous PARENGA GUMFIELD, acknowledged to be the richest and most extensive Gum Swamps, etc.. in the North, and capable of sustaining gome hundreds of diggers. rpHE WHOLE OF THE UNDERMEN- ■*- TIONED LEASEHOLDS will, in the first place, be offered in ONE LOT, and if not sold as a whole will be offered in several lots, as under: — MURIWHEXUA C BLOCK, 6, 7, S and 11—5773 ACRES. Lease : 10 Years from 31st December, 1819. MURIWHEXUA D BLOCK, 2, 3, 5, 0, 7—9874 ACRES. Lease : 10 Years from Ist July, 191 S. MURIWHEXUA G BLOCK, 15 and 16— 872 ACRES. Lease: 10 Years from 31st December, 3919. MURIWHEXUA E BLOCK, 14 and 15— 8482 ACRES. Lease : 10 Years from Ist July, 191 S. All machinery on this block excluded from gale, and Vendor reeerves right to retain same on the property for 6 Months, free of charge. The several buildings on this Leasehold Block (E), are sold with the Lettse. Also, IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING ABOVE SALE, Will be offered on behalf of the Liquidator of the PARENGA KAURI OILS, LTD., rpHE TJAUA rjIOWNSHIP. (PAREXGA). TOGETHER WITH ALL BUILDINGS AND OTHER ERECTIONS THEREON, Including, the General Store, 2 Gumsheds. Manager's House, Stables, Cottages and other buildings. The whole forms a complete outfit for conducting an extensive Gum Trade. BOAT AND JETTY ATTACHED. The Township comprises some 20 ACRES, more or less, and has been surveyed into Building Sites. For many years Paua (better known as Parenga) has been the principal trading centre and shipping port of the Extreme North, the gumlands adjoining being the richest and most extensive in the North. Apart from the European diggers, there are two Native Settlements on the harbour—Te Hapu and Te Kao. with a combined population of 600, who live entirely upon the production of Gum, and anyone having control of the Gumfields mentioned above, and the TRADING STATION AT PAUA, would secure a very lucrative business. When fully manned the fields carry 500 European Diggers, apart from the resident natives. Paua itself is the key position to the harbour, has a future ns a seaside resort, the climate is semi*tropical, and crops can be grown all the year. The waters teem with fish. A regular steamer connects Parenga with Auckland. Investors looking for a lucrative business nre advised to investigate this proposition. The regular .trading steamer Innves for Parpnga on 24th August (tun. Wniotahil, and visitors can inspect and return same trip. T AJANDENO TACKSON, AUCTIONEERS, 9, COMMERCE STREET, AUCKLAND. 7 TT E N D E R S O N. UNDER CONDUCT OF THE REGISTRAR OF THE SUPREME COURT OF NEWZEALAND AT AUCKLAND, ACTING AT TUE REQUEST OF THE 'MORTGAGEE, in Exercise of the 'Power of Sale Contained and Implied in Memorandum of Mortgage Number 54993. "CIREDAY, THE -| CTH DAY OF QEtPTEMUBR, 1925, AT f> P.M. T EVEL FiRUIT FARM, at the intereectlon of Lincoln and Leigluon lioads, 11 miles from the Henderson Post Office and li miles from the Henderson Station. About half the property is in orchard. The remainder is subdivided into two grass paddocks. There is a never-failing spring on the property. buildings comprise a 5-roomed Dwellingbouse, packing shed and combined trapshed and stable. CAMCBt YAILE AND SONS, LTD., will Sell 'by 'Public Auction at its Auction Mart, S3. Queen Street, Auckland on the above date. ILL THAT I'IECE OF LAND, containing 20 acres 1 rood (more or less), being Lots 6 and 7 on a plan deposited in the Land Registry Office at Auckland, under Number 070, of the subdivision of Allotment 5, and parts of Allotmeuts 0 and (sa, of the Parish of Wuipareira, and the whole of the land comprised in Certificate of Title Volume 73, Folio 233 of the Register Book at Auckland. The Application of the Mortgagee, containing his estimate of the value of the mortsruged premises, may foe seen at the Office of the Registrar aforesaid at all reasonable times prior to the sale, and in the Auction Room nt the time of the sale without payment of any fee. Particulars and Conditions of Sale may be inspected at the Auction Mart aforesaid, or at the Offices of the Solicitors for the Mort"agee, Messieurs Stewart, Johnston, ilough nnd Campbell, 0, Wyndhain St.. Auckland. 0 HOSIERY. BOND'S "Superweight" Host, Black, White, Cream, Nuds, Fawn, Putty, etc., 4/11. —Falkner. 232, Queen St. D DRSSS AND PABHION. MADAME AMANDA STEVENS, 28, Short's Buildings (late Debenhani'e, London.. Model Gowns; also made to order. . . A