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Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 61, 13 March 1926, Page 13

- AUOTOOIf g. ■ JB 2 jpTIBLIO AUCTION. ALBERT QTREET T AND T>OOMS, XJ3EKT Otbeet J-'and J^'ooms, tjibiday, titakch -i q AT 2.30 PJi, On Account of. Owners! "VTEW BUNGALOW, 5 rooms, kitchenette, ■XX bathroom, pJi. and b., patent. Kitchener Kd., Milford. Section 57ft x 570 ft (about), Lovely views. Beach Stains. -Also, "VfEW BUNGALOW, adjoining, 5 rooms, -L> kitchenette, bathroom, and all convs.; gas, gas stove, patent. Section abont same size. Also, NEW BUNGALOW, 6 large rooms, on section, 4, Brett Park Estate, 77ft oln to Kitchener Rd. by 135 ft. A very fine house. Properties Flagged. Pull particnlare later. Terms arranged. Tj OAN AND "\TERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY, LIMITED, AUCTIONEERS, In Conjunction With T. McIXDOE AXD SOX. Iβ J. R. ROBERTSON, L TD., Instructed by the Owners, Trill Sell by. "Public Auction, on "VrARCH -yr AT 12,30 FJL AT THE OIL STORES OP H. O. WILES, LTD., Corner of Beach Rd. and Constitution Hill (Next to Maori Hostel). TpNGLISH, NAPIER, 6-CYLINDER, BELF±J STARTER TOURING CAR, in good mechanical order, licensed to carrytwelve passengers. The body is comparatively new, having been built by Messrs. Cousins and Atkins about twelve months ago, Armstrong Whitworth -wire wheels, good rubber throughout. This Car can be Inspected any time before Sale at the above address. J ~R. "ROBERTSON, AUCTIONEERS. S rpo BOARDING-HOUSE KEEPERS ANO -L OTHERS. T T> "ROBERTSON, J TD., Instructed by MRS. YATES, will Sell on rpHURSDAY, "ITARCH -I Q AT . 19, NUGENT- STREET, AT 29, NUGENT STREET, Top Grafton Road. AT O'CLOCK, rpHE WHOLE OF HER 12-ROOMEU - 1 - BOARDINGHOUSE, FURNITUHM AND EFFECTS, including Piano, Gramophone. Linen. Blankets, and All Sorts or Boardinghonse Equipments. - X R E OBBRTSOX ' AUCTIONEER. « PRELIMINARY JTOTICtt THE GLORIOUS WAITAKERE'S . UP-TO-DATE PRIVATE HOTEL. Q. ASCOIGNE'S, -JOTJHOTUPU. TO BE SOLD BY -PUBLIC AUCTION OJT JIRIDAY, Q AT "£ P.M., AT OUR ROOMS, QUEEN'STREET (Opposite Court's). Tf IRST-CDASS BOAKDENGHOUSE, accom- ■*- modate 27 . guests, fully furnished. Extensive ground, laid out in lawns, tennis courts,. gardens, etc. A first-class paying proposition. FULL DETAILS APPEARING LATER. LAND DEPARTMENT, J. E. R OBBBT SON, LTD., 201, QUEEN STREET (Opposite Court's). .-■•• __; UNDER CONDUCT OF THE REGISTRAR OP THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND AT AUCKLAND AT THE REQUEST OP THE SECOND MORTGAGEE, in exercise of the power of sale- contained in Memorandum of Mortgage No. 133927 (Auckland Registry). IJIUESDAY, -tf» 1926, AT -| P.M. - pARM pROPERTY, SITUATED TE MATAI ROAD, TE PUKE, BAY OF PLENTY. ijmE "piARMERS" A UCTIONEERING />O., T TD., Have been instructed to Sell by PnbUe Auction at their Saleyards, Jellicoe St, Te Puke, on the above date:— ALL THAT PIECE OP LAND situated **- at Te Matai, near Te Puke, containing 184 acres, 3 roods, 00 perches, more or less, being Lot 15 on deposited plan No. 1950. part Ranginra No. 3 Block, Maketu Survey District, being all the land in Certificate of Title Volume 91, Folio 148, Auckland Registry, subject to Fencing s^ngVimV 10 ** ,186 K °- 13380 °' The property is situated two miles from Te Puke and is a first-class dairy farm ring fenced and conveniently subdivided into paddocks. There is a dwelling honse or 5 rooms, maize crib and cowshed The Mortgagees application, containing his estimate of value may be inspected at the office of the Registrar of the Supreme Court during office hours, and a copy may be seen at the saleyards on the day of the sale without payment of any fee. Conditions of sale may be inspected at the office of the Auctioneers, Te Puke, or of the Mortgagee's Solicitors, Messrs. Hodpe, rnf a o d Hooke y- Security Bulldines, Jellicoe Street, Te Puke, at all reasonable times prior to the sale without payment of any fee. 03 RAILWAY NOTICES. REGATTA —MARCH 17 nJE«-r Urslon «,, tlc £ ets - deluding- admission to from Auckland, Onenunga, Waiuku Glen A"?.". , ~T e Kulti - Cambridge, Tnames. 1 - R ° tor "a and intermediate stations on l/th March, available for return on day or Issue only. Trains will leave Auckland for Ngaruawahia at 727 am (stopping- between Newmarket and Otahunu, ana at Huntly); 7.53 a.m (stopping- between Newmarket ana Penrose only) ; Tuakau Tor IN'g-aruawahla at 81S a-m. (stopping- -where required): Penrose for Ngaruawahia, 7.3 a.m. (stoppingbetween Penrose and Buckland, and at Huntly, and lirts passengers e.t Waiuku Brancn at Paerata). Return specials will leave IVg-aruawahla as follows: At 4.45 p.m. (taking passeng-ers Tor Otanuhu, Auckland and intermediate stations, also for Onehunga branch); 4.58 p.m (for Tuakau, Auckland and intermediate stations). 5.11 and 5.25 p.m. (ror Auckland and Waiuku and Glen Arton Branches, stoppingwhere required). The usual 7.15 a.m. Auckland-Frankton train will leave at 8.10 a.m. The usual i.O p.m. Auckland Frankton train will leave at 4.30 p.m. On Rotorua, Cambridge, Tnames. Te Kulti ana Waini lines, trains r>ir Ne-aruawahia will run as follows: "Rotorua, depart 5.20 a.m.; Walhi, G. 55 a.m.; 7.0 a.m.; Te Kuiti. 7.45 a.m.: CarubrUlo-f, 0.15 a.m.: Te Awaoutu, 8.-40 a.m., n-tn.-ning as follows: —For Comnridge, 5.5.j p.nri.; Rotorua, 5.20 pjn.; Te Awanl.lt::. u.ll p.m.; Thames and Waihi, 5.44 p.m.; Tβ Kulti, 5.32 p.m. GLEN AFTO.\' LINE.—A train will leave Glen Afton for Jigaruawania at 8.10 a.m. returning- Pfgaruawatiia ror Glen Afton at 5.25 p.m. Passengers will require to change at Huntly. The usual midday trains between iluntly and Glen Afton will NOT run. Excursion tickets are only available on excursion trains. For particulars see posters, or enquire at stations. 75 OPTICIANS. MILLER'S Famous Spectacles suit almost any sight; all pockets; from 2/6 — Miller's, Victoria St. W. H FOOTWEAR. Q /-I -1 —MEN'S Working Bluchers.—At if/JLL . MUlert, litd- 70-74, St. West . J*