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Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 52, 2 March 1929, Page 6

AUCTIONS. ROADWAY \ UCTIOX TyjTART, uaKDLEI' S BUI Ljji XUS, XEWMiiiKET. Q.IGANTIC A UCTIOX ALE ' "Y£OXDAY, ARCII AT 1.30 P.M. CONTEXTS OK 2 REAL GOOD HOMES. OXTEXTS OF 2 REAL GOOI> HOMES. Also, on behalf of Xumerous Vendors. 1 FORD MOTOR CAR. 5-seater. well shod, mechanically sound, clef, lights, etc. ; any trial. 1 PIAXO, Chas. Bogg, a perfect instrument in every detail : Oak. Rimu and Kauri Sideboards, O-pieee Suite in Saddlebags, 1 China Cabinet. 6-pce. Rimu Suite, Easy Chairs. Rimu Settees and Squabs, Pictures, Curtains, Blinds, Kerbs, Carpet Squares, Hearth Rugs, E.P. Ware. China and Glassware, etc. 4-PCE. RIMU BEDROOM SUITE. Rimu and Kauri Combination Chests, Shaped Mirrors, Duchess Pairs, Scotch Chests, Wardrobes. Single and Double Beds and Wires, Good Clean Bedding, Toilet Ware, Kitchen Tables, Chairs, Meat Safes, Crockery, Cutlery, Settees and Squabs, Couches, Smokers' Chairs, Pots and Pans, Cooking Utensils Galore, Garden Tools, General Sundries. Also, A SPLENDID RANGE OF CARPENTERSTOOLS AND TOOL CHEST, BLACKSMITHS' AND PLUMBERS' TOOLS 1 GENT'S BIKE. Auctioneer's Memo.—A General Clearance Sale. NO RESERVES. Afternoon Tea Provided. T>ROADWAY AUCTION "jyjART, NEWMARKET. PHONE J. H. ANSELL. Auctioneer. 1 JMPORTANT OF JfIREEIIOLD pROPERTY. jgROADWAY, NEXT TO THE CARLTON CLUB HOTEL. ■piRIDAY, jyjARCH g AT A.M. T M ANDENO J ACKSOX * Instructed by the Owners, will Sell by Public Auction at their rooms, 9, Commerce Street, Auckland, on the above date, ALL THAT VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY. Situated on -gROADWAY, Having 1 30ft Frontage to The Triangle, 30ft to Osborne Street, and a Through Depth of about 119 ft. Next to the corner of Khyber Pass Road, where the movement of traffic is rapidly making The Triangle the Centre of Newmarket's Business Activities. A TWO-STOREY WOODEN BUILDING, comprising 2 shops and 8 dwelling rooms, stands on the section at present, but this valuable double-fronted allotment would make an excellent site for a modern block of shops and offices. Properties are very strongly held on Broadway, Newmarket, and it is very seldom one comes on to the market for sale.

Further particulars from the Auctioneers. ■ :7 JjIRIDAY, }y£ARCH g AT A.M. -j A SMALL BUSH LOTS. NEAR DRURY. Suitable for Summer Homes. J-J ACRES EACH. r£l JACKSON, Instructed by the Owners, will Sell by Public Auction at their Rooms. 9, Commerce Street, Auckland, on the above date, 127 •kCRES, being Lot 65, of Allotment 46, Opaheke, situated 1* miles from Drury Station, by metalled road. The block has been divided into ten Sections, areas from 12 to 13 acres, most of which is in heavy mixed bush, puriri predominating. Plenty of good fencing timber and tirewood. On LOT 1.—2-Roomed Cottage. On LOTS 2 and 3, buildings are reserved from sale. 2 "piRIDAY, jy£ARCH AT 11 A.M. jjMPORTANT g ALB OF QOUNTRY J^ANDS. 1320 A CRES 144 A CRE * 138 A CRES - 140 A CKES 29 ACRESfJIWO g Jg LOCKS. QNEWHERO, pOKENO AND jyjANGERB J^IRTRICTS. T ]yj A!ST DENO JACKSOX, In Conjunction with JJUCKLAND AND gONS. Instructed by the Trustees in the Estate of ELIZABETH MUIR, and other owners, will sell by Public Auction at their rooms, 0, Commerce Street, Auckland, on above date:—

LOT 1.—13201 Acres, being Sections No. 99N1, No. !>!)M1, part No. 99L, No. 09K1, 99G, and Lot 8 of Part No 9911, of Onewhero Block, in the Otiewhcro District. The property is principally partly drained swamp of excellent quality; about 230 acres of easy good volcanic, which works well in with the flats; property has carried 4TiO bullocks, practically all turned "off fat. There is a quantity of millable flax. A perfect panorama of the whole block is obtained from the rising land. A good deal of drainage has been done, and with further work the property will be as good as the best in the country ; situated 8 miles from Tuakau; long river frontage. A rare opportunity to acquire a block of this quality at auction. LOT 2—144J Acres, freehold, situated in L!«cfcs 5 and 9, Onewliero S.D. called Opuatia. 16C. 281, about lo miles by metalled road from Tuukau. About half good volcanic. balance good swamp. lOT 3. —138J Acres, leasehold, know as J Opuatia. No. 10C, No. 28, Lot 1, term of lease is 21 years from November 9, 1915, annual rental £27 15/6, plus 5 per cent collection, mostly alluvial swamp and adjoins No. 2. * LOT 4.—140 Acres, situated in Block XVI., Opaheke S.D., called Koheroa No. SOB, and is part of Mangatangi Native Settlement; about 12 miles from Pokeno by good metal road; 40 acres alluvial flats, drained and in grass, balance plougliable and in rough feed, partly fenced. School about 5 miles. LO*T 5.—29 Acres, being part Allot. 99 Parish of Onewhero, called Onewhero' 090, situated on top of a hill, about 7 miles from Tuakau: splendid place for winter crops, and valuable for scoria deposit. T OT 6.—Lots 3 and 9. Muirs Estate. Mangere. Lot 3 contains 5 acres 0 roods 5 perches, and has 5 chains road frontage. Lot 9, 4 acres 3 roods, 30.4 j perches and 51 chains frontage. Two Inst sections on this subdivision. Verv i best soil; handy position; suitable I suburban homes, poultry • or intense farming. j2