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AUCTIONS W|(B TO BE OFFERED IN OUR ROOMS, CORNER CLYDE AND RICCARTON ROADS TUESDAY, APRIL 18, 1972, AT 2.30 P.M. (Unless previously sold by private treaty) ON ACCOUNT OF MR D. J. DUNN, 46 ARTHUR STREET IMPROVEMENTS comprise most attractive permanent material home sited for the sun on beautifully kept 33.1 perch front section. Spacious sunny lounge. Excellent dining and kitchen plan. 2 double and a single bedroom. Shower cabinet and bathroom heater. Ceiling fully insulated and roof moss treated. All copper piping, Cooper louvres. Garagaging for 4 cars, plus caravan and trailer ports. Car wash. Quality carpets, lino, drapes, blinds, wall heaters and refrigerator are included. AUCTIONEERS’ NOTE:—Your opportunity to purchase close to Middleton Grange School in a quiet locality. Originally a builder’s home. Note the exceptional garage and covered vehicle storage. You are strongly advised to inspect this most desirable home. For further particulars and arangements to inspect, please apply to the Auctioneers— WHITTLE, KNIGHT AND BOATWOOD, LTD, M.R.E.I.N.Z. PHONE 44-149; A.H. 46-570. Vendors Solicitors: R. A. Young, Hunter and Co. 3399

i ficaMni ’ I BY PUBLIC AUCTION VALUABLE CITY CENTRAL 1 PRESTIGE POSITION! 65 ARMAGH ST, WEST END TWO DOORS FROM COMMERCIAL ZONING, THREE DOORS TO DURHAM STREET (Opp. Amuri Motors, Ltd) ADJACENT TO NEW LAW g COURTS! ZONED R. 5. AREA 20.4 PERCHES 50 LINKS FRONTAGE Improvements comprise an iron roof, older type wooden dwelling subdivided Into four self contained flats and sheds. One front flat vacant To be offered in our Land AucI ti< ”I3? < WORCESTER STREET FRIDAY, APRIL 14, at 2.15 p.m. On behalf of The Perpetual Trustees Co., Ltd. AUCTIONEER’S NOTE— This offers a very rare oppor- ' Further details and inspection e with the Auctioneers: FORD and HADFIELD, LIMITED, Auctioneers, Phone 66-569. Solicitors: . . „ 0 Saunders, Beadel and Co., - 123 Worcester Street. GLASSHOUSE PROPERTY ON 3 ROODS & 26 PERCHES SUBDIVISIBLE 37 MAIN ROAD REDCLIFFS BY AUCTION 11.30 a.m. Friday, April 14 (unless sold beforehand by private treaty) On Account of the Vendor. > IMPROVEMENTS: There are 3 glasshouses of i typical commercial type and of ■ the followng approx, sizes: 164 I x 28, 164 x 29. and 155 x 24. • These glasshouses have been well . maintained and there is a fairly ’ large oU burning boiler and a ■ smaller unit supplying heat. LAND: A total area of 3 roods and 26 , perches with right-of-way access from CeUa Street as well as to the Main Road. The northern boundary adjoins the Redcliffs Sports Ground. It would be possible to subdivide this land into 4 rear sections (2 off the Main Road and two with access from Celia Street). AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: An excellent property on the bus route and very close to shops, schools and additional fscilites. t Solicitors: Messrs Smithson, Cleland, Fountain and Gilroy. f Please contact Land Dept. SMITHS CITY MARKET, LTD, M.R.E.I.N.Z. Auctioneers, Estate Agents and Valuers. Phone 71-859; Ext. 29. 3512