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Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 159, 7 July 1926, Page 5

AUCTIONS. I IN DECEASED ESTATE. TTBGENT CALE. 110, S T - A NDEEWS R D E PSOM A TTRACTIVB BUNGALOW, kauri weatherboarding, well built, tastefully decorated, with all conveniences, beam ceilings, best art papers, pore. bath, califont. elec. light, gas stove, kitchenette (fitted with cupboard and tip bins) ; washhouse c. and t.; sun porches back and front • concrete paths; garden and lawn in perfect order; rich volcanic soil. Also, WITHOUT RESERVE, rpHE TASTEFULLY SELECTED FURNISHINGS. Which are Equal to New. LIVING ROOM.—Particularly Fine Piano by Caveau, Paris, handsome walnut case, rich tone; Oak Piano Seat, Oak China Cabinet with leadlinlit iloors Ua h Dec. Tables, Oak Morris Chair Oak Arm Chairs, Chesterfield in Moqnette Axminster Carpet. Mohair Hearthrug \\ ood Kerb and Fire Screen, Oak Pot Stand. Brass Jardiniere, Royal Doulton lea Service including Teapot. Sugar and Cream, Doulton Cake Plates, E.p! Afternoon Cake Stand, Wall Mirror," Pictures. DINING ROOM.—Rimn Extension Dining Table. Kimu Chairs, Settee with Velvet Squab. Axminster Carpet, Clock and Ornaments, Grimwade's Willow Pattern Dinner Ware. Foley Tea Set Stainless Cutlery, Ashberry's Al Quality Spoons and Forks. HALL.—Tattersfield Wool Rug. about 10.6 J , 6 > Oak Settee (upholstered seat), Oak Umbrella Stand. Hall Curtains, Oak Mirror Hat Hack. BEDROOMS (3).—2 Very Pretty Oak Suites, Kap. Mattresses, Oak Bedroom Chair, Axminster Carpet and Rugs. Pictures, Bed Linen and Blankets, Wall Cabinet. SINGER DROPHEAD SEWING MACHINE. KITCHEN. — Table, Linoleum, Carpet Sweeper, Cedar Mops, Wringer, etc. EVERYTHING OF THE BEST QUALITY AND EQUAL TO NEW. For inspection, please Phone or Call at our Office. AUCTION, rpHURSDAX TU-EXT, -j -J A.M., ON THE PREMISES. JJICHARD AKTHLK, J TD., AUCTIONEER, OPP. TOWN HALL. 6 AUCTION OF BUNGALOW AND FURNITURE. TO TAKAPUNA RESIDENTS. g ATURDAY, JULY -j A AT -1 Ofl O'CLOCK. Favoured with instructions from MRS. .TERRAM, who is leaving for Malay States, the undersigned will Sell by Auction at 8. ESMONDS ROAD, TAKAPUNA. SEMI-BUNGALOW OF 4 ROOMS AND OFFICES, on 1-acre Section, with ocean views, handy tram and bus, Kewhitt stopping place, containing large sitting room, 2 bedrooms, breakfast room an.l kitchen, pantry, washhonse, copper and tube, all self-contained, upright joists or best jarrah, built for second-storey, large porch in front, pore, bath and h. basin, Orion range. L.T. Title. Also. rpHE ALMOST NEW FURNISHINGS OF x ABOVE. Large TARAIRE SIDEBOARD. Jacobean style; Oak Lea 6-PCE. CARVING SUITE, Oak Est. Dg. Table, Tap. Easy Chair, Oak Settee with Sqaab and Cushion, NEW WILTON CARP. SQUARE. 10ft 6in s 9ft. Floor Rugs, Linoleum, Curtains, Olass and China, Pictures, Table Ware, etc BEDROOM 6. — TARAIRE COMB. CHEST, Lge. Dble. Oak Bedstead, Dble. and Sgle. W. Woves, Kap. Bedding, Ped. Cupboard, Single Oak Bedstead and Equipment. Comb. Bedstead. Floor Rugs, etc., BEDROOM REQUISITES. Also. GEN. KIT. UTENSILS, Chairs, Lino., Cooking Utensils. Crockery, R.T. SEAGRASS PRAM, Wringer, Tools, and General Household Sundries. Cards to View and Particulars from J. H. a nsell AND 0° • LOUIS LEWIS, Auctioneer. Phone 41-91 S. 9 "DYE AND QELYT. mO-MORROW (THURSDAY), -J-J A.M. We will Sell at our Rooms, corner PITT AND GREY STREET, on behalf of an Apartment House Keeper, the /CONTENTS OF Q "DOOMS. Catalogue includes : — BEDS, Wires and Mattresses, all sizes and kinds; Comb. Chests, Duchess Pairs. Chairs, Suites, Couches. Dresser, Tables, Mats, Commode. Heaters. Bags, Cooking Utensils. Crockery, etc., and Sundries of All Kinds. Also. NATIONAL CASH REGISTER, 3d to 15/ SCALES, to 01b. REMINGTON No. 10 TYPEWRITER, as TERMS CASH. "DIE AND AUCTIONEERS, FURNISHERS, ETC. Phone 40-OSO. 2 UNDER THE CONDUCT OF THE REGISTRAR OF THE SUPREME COURT AT AUCKLAND, AT THE REQUEST OF THE FIRST MORTGAGEE, in exercise of the Power of Sale contained in Memorandum of Mortguge No. 11171 G. mUL'KSDAY, A UGCST 1•> I!>2G, -I r> O'CLOCK NOUN. AND QOMI'ANY, T TD.. Will Sell by Public AuctioD at tboir S.ilc- > ards at Morrinsvillr, on the above dale. rpUK LEASEHOLD ESTATE IN ALL J- THAT PIECE OF LAND, containing :;~7 acres 16 perches, more or loss, brinr part of the land in Partition Order d:it<-<l the 20th day of November. 1905, eallivl Maungatapu *D. being the residue o£ th" land in Memorandum of Lease registered in the Land Transfer Register Book at Auckland under No. 5532, and being part of the land comprised and described in .Volume 44, Folio 1 of the Provisional Register In the Land Transfer Office at Auckland. The property is held under Native Lease, the term expiring on the 15th day of September. 1953. The annual rental is 3/ per acre till 1932, and thereafter 6/ per acre. The property, which is situated about \\ miles from the Morrinsville and threequarters of a mile from the Piako Railway Stations (by good metalled road), consists of flat to undulating land, all of which is ploughablp. and which is well subdivided into paddocks. The soil is a good loam and a never failius stream runs along tho back boundary. The fencing is in go«<l order The dwell inghouse on the property contains 6 rooms in a good state of preservation, but needing renovating. TherP is .1 fair amount of gorse on the property, which has been neglected of late. The application of the mortgagee, containing his estimate of the value of the interest of the mortgagor Iβ the mortgaged premises, and the lease under which the land is held, may be seen at the Office of the Registrar aforesaid at an - reasonable times prior to the sal*, and copies may b? seen at the saleyarde at the time of the sale without payment of any fee. Particulars and conditions of sale may be inspected at the saleyards aforesaid or at the office of the Solicitor for the hrst mortgagee. Mr. John H. V. Mansill, 30-31, National Bank Buildings, Shortland Street. Auckland. 1