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Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 251, 23 October 1935, Page 9

PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS. VvEMOCRAT pARTY., •', AUCKLAND EAST. ■UL FRIENDS AND SUPPORTERS OF pARNELL JJALL, mO-MORROW (THURSDAY) "gVENING AT 8 P.M. M R. JAS. B RONALD WILL DELIVER AN ADDRESS. x 23 FOR LEASE BY TENDER. AUCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD. Superintendent's Office. Quay Rtripr. October 11. 1930. SALE OF CITY LEASES. The Auckland Harbour Board t^oaring the undermentioned properhes for November, 1935, and should be endorsed on the envelope "Tender Or Lease. RECLAMATION EAST OF POWER STATION: Block XXII.. Sections 1 to 12 and 16 to 20; Block XXIII.. Sections 1 nnrt 2 and 13 to 20. All level sections, SSiteble an for warehouses with M to Quay Street East. Allenliy, Haig and Plumer Streets, handy to wharves end railway station. FREEMAN'S BAY RECLAMATION: Block 1., Section 24, Beaumont Street. The lease of this section carries with it tlie right to tiff! use for 14 years of a wooden jetty. The buildings comprise office built of hollow tiles, and several sheds. Block 11., Lota 1 to 4 of Section 6. Level sections with frontages to Beaumont and Daidy Streets and with commodious shed and other buildings erected thereon Suitable for builder or contractor. Buildings may be purchased from the board. «lock IX., Sections 2. 11 to 14, 16, 19 to 22 Frontages to Fanshawe, Daldy and Gaunt Streets." Suitable for factory sites. Handy to sawmills and tram barn. BEAUMONT STREET: Lots 23 and 24, with frontages to Beaumont and Hargreave Streets. (Will be sold as one block.) QUAY STREET EAST : Lot 132. Handy to wharves and shipping offices. FANSHAWE STREET: Lot 1 of Subdivision of Sections 34/37. Handy to sawmills and industrial area. ST. GEORGE'S BAY. PARNELL: Lots 1 and 2, corner of The Strand and St. George's Bay Road. Fine corner section, suitable for warehouse or store. Handy to wool stores. • GIT.TOS STREET, PARNELL: Triangulai; section, adjoining railway bridge, suitable for Workshop and hoardings. Buildings may be purchased from the Board.. THE STRAND, PARNELL : Lot 11, with building suitable for store. Building may be purchased from the Board. CONDITIONS OF LEASE. The following are the material conditions of lease :—Term : Lessee to have the alternative of a 50 years' lease with increase of rent by 50 per cent at the end of the first 25 years, or a lease for 21 years, renewable for three terms of 21 years (making S4 years in all) ; lessee to have the option of the rent being fixed by valuation at the eml of each 21-year period, or of the new lease being put up to public auction. (See provisions of Section 5 of the Public Bodies' Leases Act, 1908, and first and second Schedules thereto.) Lessee to pay rates; lessee not to assign or sublet without consent of the Board : lessee to repair; lessee not to erect buildings unless Ulan first approved by the Board, copy of such plan to be supplied for retention by the Board; lessee to insure, and, in the event of fire, insurance money to be expended in rebuilding.

Where buildings exist on the sections the successful tenderer has the rigSt to purchase the buildings at the price flxed by the Board. The highest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. Particulars of upset rental, condition of lease, etc., may be obtained at the Board's Office, Quay Street. By order. H. B. BURNETT, 23 Superintendent and Secretary. BUILDING PLANS. PLAN books —Distinctive Homes, Popular Modern Homes, Practical Bungalows. 3/G each.—Architect, Box 1311. D DYERS AND CLEANERS. A UCKLAND'S Leading Carpet Cleaners, -£*- Vacuum Cleaning Co. of N.Z., 145. Albert St., C.I. Phone 41-7 CO. D CARPETS will not shrink If shampooed 6y Domestic Vacuum Cleaning Co.. Wellcsley St. East. 44-fiOO. D TJORTEU'S for Perfection, Dry Cleaning, I Suits, Overcoats. Frocks, 3/6. Delivery extra.—City Depot, 1. Vulcan Lane. A OUTER'S for Perfection, Dyeing and Dry Cleaning. Established over 40 years.—Head Office, 45, Karangahape Rd. ' A TT. DREW. Tailor, Cleaner. Dyer. Renovations and Keinodelling a Specialty.—Phone 47-700. 210, Hobson St.