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Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 43, 20 February 1926, Page 7

AUCTIONS. JJICHAKD T/D., AT T\EVONPOBT. £)EVONPQRT i J^EVONPORT. IJIHURSDAI -\TEXT, f)KTH, rjIHUKSDAY 9KTH, AT A.M; Acting under instructions from It. MONTAGUE, Esq., at the Residence, N°- 62, C ALLIOPE B OAD N°- ■ 62, ~ G ALLIOPE - R- OAD-TT7ELL-BUILT COMMODIOUS BUNGA- »» LOW, tastefully finished throughout,' . everj- convenience, 5 living rooms, large bathroom, 'fine large entrance hall. with double doors leading to living ■ rooms; kitchenette, waghhouse, with gas copper, under same roof; large verandah; level section, only a few minuses from steanier; concrete road now in course of construction. Fine elevated position^ Also, j TEE WHOLE OF THE r THE WHOLE OF THE mASTEFULLY rrUSTEFULLY ©ELECTED • TfIURNISHINGS. ■pURNISHINGS. INCLUDING PARTICULARLY TjiINE T>IANO. PARTICULARLY rjiINE piANO. BY CHALLEN. .... . BY CHALLEN. ( LIVING ROOM.—VERY .NICE 3-PIECE CHESTERFIELD SUITE, FINE 9FT QUALITY AXMINSTER CARPET, PIANO SEAT, Occ. Tables, Pictures, PoL Pedestals .Ornaments, Curtains. VESTIBULE.—JOAK HALLSTAND, Rimu Settee, 2 Arm Chairs, Vestibule Square, Hall Curtains* , BEDROOMS. — OVAL MIRROR WARDROBE, Oval Mirror Cheval Dressing Chest, Double Rimu Bed, Wire and Kapoks, Ottoman, Couch, 3 PrettyReversible Wool Rugs, Comb. Chest, '• Rimu Cot, Canadian Chairs, Single Bedsteads.* Wire and Kapoks, Carpet and Linoleum. ? DINING ROOM. — VERY PRETTY ROSEWOOD STAIN DINING SUITE, including Sideboard, Dining Chairs and Morris Chairs, Oval. Dining Table, Rimu Kerb, Clock, Ornaments, Linoleums, Glass and China Ware. .. SINGER DROPHEAD SEWING MACHINE. KITCHEN.—EIec. Iron, Aluminum Cooking Utensils, Table, Chairs, Linoleum, Mincer, Safe. GARDEN HOSE, TOOLS. . LAWNMOWER. . EVERYTHING VERY NICE AND , . CONDITION. mHOS. t> a Rthur, AUCTIONEER, ■■ ■ \ OPP. TOWN* HALL. J~ 34 The road from Birkenhea'd through Glenfield has teen 1 gazetted a MAIN HIGHWAY TO THE NORTH. Contracts are to ■» be let for a BITUMEN ROAD. This will bring GLENFIELD HEIGHTS to within 25 MINUTES OF QUEEN STREET. a " -■ !,' THERE IS NO EART OF AUCKLAND OR ITS SUBURBS FROM WHICH YOU h CAN GET A MORE COMPREHENSIVE 5 AND BEAUTIFUL PANORAMA THAN I FRfOM |: LENFIELD TXEIGHTS. :; LENFIELD TTEIGHTS. •- . r~l LENFIELD TTEIGHTS. 5 fi LENFIELD XTEIGHTS. /"I LENFIELD -TXEIGHTS. !, OVERLOOKING TAKAPUNA. ! - Including in ~ Its ouffook the Outer and '• Inner Harbours, all the Islands in the Gulf, r across to the City, and. away to the Beautiful Waitakeres in the West. 1 i • • i' A MOST DELIGHTFUL SITUATION. c A MOST DELIGHTFUL SITUATION. 1, _ ' "_. - : . ."•■.;_;' Ideal Home Site for Business Men away from the rush and , turmoil of the city, yet within comparatively a few minutes of Queen Street. Electric Light is now being installed in the District. SITUATED RIGHT OPPOSITE THE PUBLIC SCHOOL ON THE SEAWARD S< SIDE. m'HE pHIVALRY (TITHE /-imVALRT - "El STATE "*mHE -iSHIVALRY TESTATE v r INCLUDES ONE OF* THE FINEST SITES IN THE DISTRICT. c ■' / 1 AREAS 1-ACRE, J-ACRE, 3 ACRES, UP TO 8 ACRES. s> THE SOIL 'IS GOOD/ ADMIRABLY SUITED FOR FLOWER, VEGETABLE AND FRUIT CULTURE.. ' I ALSO, QORNER g*TK •y AL.UABLE QORNER gITE WITH .QIHOP AND JEWELLING. • AND -TOWELLING. • "MOTORISTS! A DELIGHTFUL RUN.— Ferry to Glenfleld take - flret turn on right after pissing the Public School, thence through Takapuna and return via Devonport. A good road all the way. . • •., VERY LOW RESERVES. , VERY LOW RESERVES. EASY TERMS. - flO DEPOSIT. » EASY tERMS. V =a° DEPOSIT. Flans from our 'Office, or from Mrs. Chandler on the Property. .. •> AUCTION,j AUCTION ]y[ONpAY, ]y£ARCH "' AT IJ gQj O'CLOCK. y : °'? LOCK - , IX OTJR UPSTAIRS SALEROOMS.. IN OUR UPSXAIRS i SALEROOMS. ■ '- - . '■ '•-. "*S- '" ' DICHARD J^TD., -~ OPP. TOWN HALL. $ '.», 40 ' LEATHER GOODS. BRIEF Begi, Attache Cases, Wallets, Purses,, all. Leather Goods, anltable ' Xmas preeentt.—Naims, 85, Karancabape 1 Road. '-■ B