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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 7020, 17 May 1884, Page 8

-_ Sales by Anction. I mmßW.] [«DWAH*US»mr. : THIS DAY, At Eleven o'Clook. NO RESERVE.. NO RESERVE. JEWELLERY I JEWELLERY! "CONTINUATION OF SALE. - iJESSES. JOHN & E. LEYDON Will sell »t the Central Commercial Sale Eoomi, ; ' "' This Day, mHE BALANCE OF MR." J. MULLIGAN'S GOODS,' "consisting- of-Gold and Silver WaUhe. mad Alberts. Blags, Guards, Trinkets, Necklets, Lockets, Bracelets, etc., etc No Reserve. THIS DAY TIME E.R . . SAL E. For (Saturday),' May 17, at Baird's Wharf, Otahnhu, at eleven o'clock, I %6 : ,0-00 ASSORTED ALFRED BDOKLAND. " . ,: J MAY 29, - --■ At a Quarter-past Twelve Sharp. BY OEDER OF THE REGISTRAR OS THE SUPBEME COOET.. ; ' : VIILE AND DOUGLAS Will sell by auction at their Land Sale Booms, Shortland-street, THAT VALUABLE -PROPERTY Known as NORTHUMBERLAND HOUSE, iMeta.r- with Allotments Nos. 14., IS. and. 16. of Section Xo. 3, Subdivision of Allotment 9 of Section 8, Suburbs of Auckland. __ ■• This property has an extensive frontage to the Harboui. alrontase »f 400 ft. Mn. to Sarsneld-street, and 134 ft. to Curran-streer, .the whole comprising nearly 4 acres. ,„ ,- On this choice site there are Two DwelUnK-houses, OBS a verr large, handsome, well-constructed bulldiae containing 14 rooms ; the other a smaller House, of 6 rooms, and in addition there are numerous outbuildings. - „ T> , For anyone requiring a Commodious Family Residence, or a good investment, this is an opportunity rarely to be met with. There is no other piece ol land of the same extent with a harbour frontage to be had within the same di»tance of Queen- streetVAILE AND DOUGLAS, "" LAND AND ESTATE AUCTIONEERS. Shortland-street. THURSDAY, MAY 29. At Quarter-past Twelve Sharp. . BY OEDER OF THE BEGISTRAR OF THE SUPEEME COURT, AUCKLAND. FREEHOLD PROPERTY AT NORTHCOTE. VAILE & DOUGLAS Hare received instruction to sell by public auction at their rooms, Shortland-street, Auckland, on THURSDAY, the"29th day of May, at quarter-past twelve sharp, - - THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY, VIZ.: Fart of Lot 1 of the Subdivision of Allotment 30PARISH OF TAKAPUNA, baying a frontige of 134 feet to the main road, Stokes" Point, Northcoie, by a depth of about 140 feet, together with the Buildings thereon erected as at present occupied by Mr. Bowlinson. These Buildings • having been used as a bakery are admirably adapted for anybody wishing to start in that line of business. ,■-..- VAILE & DOUGLAS, LAND AND ESTATE AUCTIONEERS, .. Shortland-street, , THURSDAY, MAY 29, . At Quarter-past Twelve sharp. BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEE. VAILE & DOUGLAS WOl sell, by auction, at their Land Sale Rooms, Shortland-street, X OTS Noa. 16, 17. 18, AND 19, OF JLI Section 2, Town of Howick, Pariah of FokuTanga, containing 2a'. Sr. 21p. Also, Allotment No. 6. Villaus of Howick, coctaining one acre, together'with all Buildings and Improvements thereon.

VAILE & DOUGLAS, Land and Estate Auctioneers, Shortland-atreefc. THURSDAY, MAY 29, At Quarter-past Twelve Sharp, BY ORDER OF THE SUPREME COURT ON BEHALF OF THE TRUSTEES. VAILE & DOUGLAS Will sell, by" auction, at their Land Sale Rooms, Short- ,.- - land-street, ; T" " HAT".... VALUAB LE PROPERTY, Situated In High-street, and known as the ',■<'■'■■ INDEPENDENT CHURCH. The 8»le Of this Property, offers a rare chance for acqulrine a central business site. • .Situated within 250 feet of Queen-street, at the end of. Durham-street, next-to the large warehouse of Mes«r3. ,T. and,,S. Morrin'arid Co.; UinlteJ, and in full view of the buslest.paxtof.Queen-jtroet, this property cannot be beaten as a . . _, ' ;: ' 7/V7ARBHOUSE SITE. . ' .'. The Land las a frontage to High-street of 55 feet by a depth of 148 feet. The Buildings consist of Large Woodon Building, lately used as a Chapel and a Brick Building at the back, formally used as a School-room. The Auctioneers can confidently recommend this, property as a good and safe investment. VAILE & DO UGL AS, iand and Estate Auctioneers, Shortland-street. V THURSDAY, MAY 29, At a Quarter Past Twelve Sharp. - 7O R ABS6 LU T E SALE By Obdeb OF THE Tbtjstees. .VAILE & DOUGLAS "" • Have received instructions to sell by auction, at their •'' Land Bale Rooms, Shortland-street. JTIHATi VALUABLE STATION -A. • Known as - MANGATAWHIBI & . TAWHARANUI, ■ , ; Containing, 4157 AckßS - This Grand Property is sitnated on a peninsula about 40 miles North of Auckland, and is almost entirely fenced by the tea. The greater portion of the . land is of really good quality, the remainder fair. Nearly the! whole is level or undulating, and only a small portion unploughable. It is well-watered , throughout. There are about four miles of substantial boundary and divisional fencing, about 400 acres of grass, and about ; ~o> Fit\(\ AOKES <W VALUABLE BUSH, "/SOW Consisting of Kauri, kahikatea, puriri, pohutukawa,, manuka, &c This bush "alone is probably worth not less than £2000, and from which a revenue can be immediately ■derived. There is a nearly new and well-built Dwelling-house, of six rooms, with. Dairy, Labourer's Cottage, Cowshed,' Piggeries, &c. On the property there la also . -.-'-■ ""'■A-VALUABLE GUM FIELD, From which none of the gum has, as yet, been taken. This alone U a thing of great value, as Kauri Gum Is getting scarcer and scarcer. every day.' The Views from thhf property are of the grandest description,- extending over the celebrated Hauraki Gulf" with its Islands of Kawau, Great and Little Barrier, Tiri Tiri, &d. iThe inland views are also very fine; and of>variedbeauty;T — As this properly must be sold in order'to'divide among the legatees. It will be a good o- tunity for aecurr •an investment certain tolincrease largely in value. "\ .1 ■• ■ • / . r 777 v&tle/: & DougtiK 7 Land'and Estate Auctioneers, Shc/rtland-B'rcet, ' '