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Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 142, 17 June 1926, Page 5

AUCTIONS. I A LBERT QTREET JAXD "DOOMS, AUCKLAXD. rpO-MORROW, "pKIDAY, AT 2.30 P.M. TTIGHLY m TM.POKTAXT fi ALE 0F L AND. Favoured with instructions from the Trustees in MRS. E. A. SAXFORD'S Estate, the "V" ry JOAN AND TVJERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY, LTD., Will oEFer for Sale by Public Auction, as above, the particularly FIXE ISLAND known as T3AKINO. Situated in the Haurafei Gulf, 12 MILES FROM AUCKLAND CITY, containing 3GO acres of the best freehold land being volcanic dust from 12in to 12ft deep on a day subsoil, practically the whole of which ■ is clown in permanent pasture. The Island | is north-east from Auckland's "Sentinel" (Rangitoto), and is protected from all cold south-west winds thereb.v The Island is surrounded by deep water, and has numerous beautiful" bays and sandy beaches, and will groT crops of almost any ?ort all the year round :20 subdivision. , :, with neverfailing springs in every ..addock. Fences sheep-proof Beef and mutton invariably ensure top market prices at Westfield cattle market, and crops of potatoes, pumpkins, melons turnips, etc, are "'"linently successful. Almost everything requisite in the way of meat, poultry, vegetables, butter, milk, etc.. are produced from the farm. There are two homesteads, one of 13 rooms and one of C rooms. Also very large corrugated iron building, comprising barn, shearing shed, etc., in first-class condition The whole of the furniture in both houses, tools, farm implements, shearing machine, concrete dip. shipping race motor-power chaffcutter, circular saw etc., go with the Island. Ideal Stud Farm or Home for Retired Gentleman. The property has wintered from 800 to 000 sheep, and 70 to SO head of cattle, and thrn. ON GRASS ALONE, topped off all the dry sheep and four-tooth wethers three weeks after shearing. Stock can be shipped by auxiliary scow and sold in the Auckland market the same day Fuller particulars, terms and arrangements for inspection on application to the Auctioneers, who have personally inspected, and can give information first-hand. "V , y T\ OAN AND ]tT ERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY, LTD., AUCTIONEERS, LOWER ALBERT ST., AUCKLAND. Phone 40-020. or D. LONG, Swanson Street, Auckland. 7 rpilE TIAYMARKET. pRIDAY, TUNE -J O 192 G. AT 10.30 A.M. TTEHICLES, SADDLERY. HARNESS, > HORSES OF ALL CLASSES. AT 12 NOON. 1 DOUBLE-SEATED* BUGGY, as good as | now. A PAIR OF GOOD MARES, with Harness complete. Also. 4 GOOD BUTCHERS - AND BAKERS' SORTS. \ LFRED "DUCKLAND & DONS, T TD. 2S TTUMEU KALEYARDS. yyi-;DNESDAY, tune OQ AT 12 NOON. ALFRED BUCKLAND AND SONS, LTD., Have received instructions from the Waite-i mata Stud Company (Riverlie) who are going in for Pedigree Friesians to Sell as above, THE WHOLE OF THEIR GRADE HERD, ETC., £A CHOICE GRADE COWS. August and -*■-*- September Calvers and in calf to Pedigree r'riesian Bulls. Also, the following Pedigree Friesiau Bulls : WAITEMATA CLOVER LADDIE, two-year-old. WAITETMATA CROWN PRINCE, two-year-old. WAITKMATA NETHERLAND PRINCE, two-year-old. WAITEMATA SEGIS IDEAL, two-year-old. ANAWHATA POSCH SEGIS, four-year-old. COLAXTHA PRINCE ARTHUR OF TIRAUMEA, tour-year-old. T\ECEASED TESTATES. Under instructions from the PUBLIC TRUSTEE, as Administrator of the Estates of M. A. GARVIE, MARY MOUL, and E. H. MUMFORD, ■pOBERTS AND /COMPANY, Will Sell at their Auction Rooms. JELLICOE CHAMBERS. Corner QUEEN AND WYNDHAM STREETS. TUNE Q~ AT f> O'CLOCK. 1_ \ TWO-STOREYED HOUSE OF 10 •"- ROOMS, situated at 41, Anglesea Street, Ponsonby Large Freehold Section, few minutes from tram stop, and very suitable for a boarding house or to let in flats. The purchaser should he able easily to raise a first mortgage, and if so a second mortgage win cc accepted as part purchase money. Let to a good tenant. 2— A MCE LITTLE COTTAGE OP 3 ROOMS, on a splendid J-Acre Section, situated in New North Road, Swanson. nearly opposite Swanson railway station : 10 minutes from school and store. Let to a good tenant. Cash sale. 3— A 4-ROOMED COTTAGE at the end "• of Avenham Walk, off Valley Road. This is a fine section, and the house, with a few pounds spent on it. would make a cheap home for a worker. Only a few minutes from the Dominion Road tram stop. Cash or Terms. PROPERTIES FLAGGED. '2. HOSIER?. BONDS Silk and Wool, 5/11, lovely shades. —Falkner and Co., Tonson Garlick Building, Queen St. D