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Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 78, 3 April 1926, Page 6

AUCTIONS. fTvHE PROPERTY OF THE LATE RIGH/P HON W. F. MASSEY, Mansere East. ' "jITASSEY T»ARK. jVTASSEY "DARK. Is within a few minute* walk of Mangere Rail! way Station. "JITASSEY pARK. jyjASSEY pARK. Has exceptional Eduea. tionnl facilities. * KING'S COLLEGE, ona of the best hoys' schools in the Dominion, within easy walking distance NEW PUBLIC SCHOOL to be erected almost opposite the Estate. ■ATASSEI- pARK. "A TASSEY pARK. Is well provided with recreation areas. The House Recreation Ground being 3 minutes' walk away, providing Bowling, Tennis and Croquet. THE MIDDLEMORn ROLF LINKS about 15 minutes' walk. RASSEY pARK. pARK. Is one. of the richest farming areas at Mangere. "JITASSEY pARK. , ■\TASSEY pARK. Is well served by both train and bus, the latter passes the Estate at frequest intervals WEEKLY TICKET BY RAIL ONLY 2/6. "fk/TASSET pARK. "ATASSEY pARK. Provides splendid level building lots in good grass, 00ft x 180 ft, with bracing, health-giYinz surroundings. jyrASSErr pARK. jX/TASSET pARK. Sections wiU be t_a cheapest ever offered la any suburban area. IyTASSET pARK. f JyTASSET pARK. Terms are within t_« reach of all. Only £10 deposit, £5 in 3 months, £5 In 8 months, balance 6 p.c. for 3 years, with right pay off monthly in any sums to suit the purchaser. NO CHARGGH FOR AGREEMENTS. IMPORTANT. IMPORTANT. MASSEY PARK is within easy walking distance of THE BIG WORKS—the biggest in the Dominion—to be erected by the Government as Railway Workshops, covering an area of 100 Acres. YET. FAR ENOUGH AWAY to be free from any noise or inconvenience. BUY NOW. BUY NOW. Before the big rise, that is sure to take place upon completion of those Works, which will bring hundreds of families into the district. Illustrated plans now ready. Write or call for one. Also procurable from Messrs. Dell and Howie's Store, Massey Road. BIG NIGHT AUCTION. IN OUR UPSTAIRS SALEROOMS, OPP. TOWN HALL M ONDAY, A PRIL ' AT 7#30 P.M. "OICHARD A RTHUR, TTD-t LAND AND FURNITURE AUCTIONEERS. JJ R. R. AND A, T YN FIELD P STATU, TYNFIELD TESTATE, T V N F I ELD USTATE, TYNFIELD TESTATE, "£TEW J/NN. "KTEW T.- YNNjj BW L XNN- - • IMPORTANT PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. jITESSRS. T>UTHERFORD, TJOBINSON AND A USTIN WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION ON TpRIDA_ APRIL Oft FRIDAY APRIL gQ JjMUDAY ATIGHT, A PRIL OA AT 7M P.M. AT THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, SWANSON STREET. fiO — SJPLESDID SECTIONS — f?0 QO — GPLENDID SECTIONS — £*& tfO — SPLENDID SECTIONS — £0 QO — gPLENDID — £»0 OFF LYNNWOOD ROAD, OFF LYNNWOOD ROAD, JUST OFF GREAT NORTH ROAD. THIS IS A SUBDIVISION OF A BLOCK OF SPLENDID LAND IDEALLY SUITED FOR HOME SITES. SPLENDID OPEN PANORAMIC VIEWS. Also, VIEWS OF THE HARBOUR AND RANGITOTO. EASY TERMS: 10 PER CENT DEPOSIT AND £1 PEB MONTH. 10 PER CENT IN 12 MONTHS. BALANCE 5 YEARS AT 0 PER CENT. THERE IS NOTHING FINER OFFERING IN THIS LOCALITY. Plans aud Further Particulars from jyjESSRS. pUTHERFORD, pOBINSON AND A USTIN, LISTER BUILDING, VICTORIA STREET EAST, Or _ Tyjjß. A RTHUR p JTtHODII, ESTATE AGENT, NEW LY.N.J. . _.____■#