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Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 43, 20 February 1929, Page 5

I AUCTIONS. JXiruKT.YNT gALE OF mTEtTEBAS "PKOPERTIES. i r piiIDAY AKCII IATII AM Q.EEY -£XSX. £DEN "JERKACE. j JUKAPUXA AND QTAHUHU. : "J , JACKSON. Instructed by THE PUBLIC TErSTEE Administrator in the s<>T<=ral e *-a-" o'* nndpr. wi.i by Public An--:ion at their R-mhu. s». Commerce Street. Anckland. on the above date :— In Estate of ELIZABETH SWEENEY. f a>-inQ CRUMMER ROAD. GKEY n .- LW, I.TNN.—Fre-hold Section. 40 x lo"rr. t'-.rather with t',-rnnm*4 Dwelling thereon ere-.ted. Vacant, possession. 'b'-Ofi VIRGINIA AVENtE. off •J , -'' North Koad. E d* a T errac« Va.uab.e Section, 33 feet by ■;«& feet with a ?.-.oJ double-fronted shop and 2 rooms thereon. In Estate of A. IL WRIGHTSOK. (O —O-l HURSTMERE ROAD. TAKV •_»-L, rt"XA.—Nice Freehold s~r.on. 66 !>»t frontage to road. .Vi feet frontage to Takapuna Beach, and t>-t 3 inches Capital 6-roomed House, boatshei, garage: tennis court. In Estate of E. M. W£EDQN. (*) —OTATIOX ROAD. OTaHUHU, between Hula and Moa Streets handy to station and to 'hopping , centre" Splendid Level Block of Land. 2 acres 5 chains by 4 chains, fronting concrete road. Properties Flagg-ed. Further particulars, and conditions nf j *ale at the Office of the Auctioneers. ~ :2S ATAECH -I AT 11 A.M. JJEAUTIFCL JTOME ON TIEMUERA VVATERSIDE. »p "yTAXDESO TACKSON. (Members E.E.H. Instructed by the Owner, who is leaving New Zealand, will Sell by Public Auction at their Booms. 0. Commerce Street, Auckland, on the above date, JJIS T\ESIGNED "YJTODEBX , ■pESIDE>XE, C KANXI ROAD, just off Remnera Road. ***' branding on an exceptionally we'.l elevated site, commanding glorious views. Six splendid rooms with electric- piers in each room, sitting γ-johi 21 x 13. dinin? room 15 I 11. 3 good bedrooms, spacious kitchen, electric light and hot water service ; plaster and beam ceilings. Everything splendidly appointed and in capital order. Grand «*levatM Section. to Ranui Road and 115 ft Tastefnllv laid out and planted. Onlv 2 minuted walfe from tram stop. " :2S BOROUGH NOTICES. JJOROUGH oT NORTHCOTE. CLASSIFICATION OF ROADS. Pursuant to provisions of Section 7 of the Motor Lorries Rpirulation*. IU-J. the Northcote Borough C'.-aneil here'nv rives public notice of the names of the roads within the Borough of Norticote proposed to be classified, and of the class to which it is proposed that each such road shall be declared to belong, viz.:—

FOURTH CLASS (.for maximum -wpights of 4 tonsK—Alfred Street. Altna Streer. Beach Road. Belle Tu» Avenue. Bruce Streer. Church Streer. Clarence Road. College Road. Duke Street. Exmouth Road. Fairfax Avenue. Faulkner Road. Gladstone Road, Gordon Road. Grenville Road. Hillcrest Road. Howard Road. Kin? Street. Ocean View Road (metalled portion at north end). Princes Street, Raleiga Road. Richmond Avenue, Rodney Road. Sea View Avenue. Stafford Road. " Sylvan Avenue Tennyson Street, Valley 'Road. Vincent Road. Waimana Avenue, and W*od s ide Avenuf. FIFTH CLASS (for maximum wf-izht* of 2J tons). —Kauri Glen Road. Milton Road, Nelson Avenue, and Ocan View Road (clay portion at southern, end). It is also proposed to request the Main Highways Board to declare Northcte Main Highway (Queen St. section i. and Onewa Main Highway (from Queen Street to Lake Road) to be in the FIRST CLASS (for unrestricted weishtsi. and Northcote Main Hishway (Lake Road sectiont, and Onewa Main Highway (from Lake Road to western boundary of the borough i. to be in the SECOND CLASS (for maxinwm weights of S tons). Any person objecting to The proposed classification a> above is required to lodsre notice in writing of his objection, and of the ground thereof, in the Town Clrrk's Office. Queen Street. Northcote. within seven days from the first publication of this notice. H. W. WILSON. Town Clerk. 20th February. IJ>2S. 21

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