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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 7259, 23 February 1885, Page 8

I —Sales by Auction:'&\i;v? TO-MORROW, - : ■ At Noon. BY ORDER OF THE REGISTRAR OF ; THE SUPREME COURT, "yALUABLE TjpREEEGLD "PROPERTY, RICHMOND-ROAD, PONSONBY. yiLLA. -OESIDENOE, MOUNT ROSKILL ROAD. TTNRESERVED Q ALE OF T AND, HUNUA. "y ILL A T>ESIDENCE, STUART-STREET, PONSONBY. X>LOCK OF "OUILDINGS, CORNER op QUEEN and CROSS STREETS. i NIHOTAPU CREEK, WAITAKEREI, AND TAKAPUNA. , D. F. VANS Has been instructed by the Registrar of the Supreme Court to sell by public auction at his Land Mart, Queen-street, on TUESDAY next, the 24th Instant at twelve o'clock noon, the undemoted properties :— PONSONBY.— that piece of land, being Lot 1, of the subdivision of Allotment 30, Section 8, Suburbs, having a frontage to Richmond-road and Lincoln-street of 96ft., and to Ollphant-street, 05 feet, together with the Buildings erected thereon, consisting of desirable Corner Shop and Dwelling of four rooms, scullery, and with private entrance, verandah, etc.—a valuable business corner, and a very pleasant residence site; and also the handsome Vills Residence (next door), containing five rooms, bow window, etc. Also, MOUNT EDEN.— that piece of Land, being part of Lot 13, of the Subdivision of Allotments 9 and 10, Section 10, Suburbs, having a frontage to Mount Rosklll Road of 50 feet, with a depth of 264 feet, together with a Handsome Villa i I Residence erected thereon, consisting of seven well-finished rooms, scullery, pantry, etc., large wash-house, outbuildings, and concrete cistern, I Almost new, and in first-class order. Situate j , just beyond View-road. Conditions of Sale can be seen at the office of Messrs. Council and Cooper, Solicitors, Vulcan Lane. j Also, i As instructed by O. N. BRASSEY, ESQ., Trustee , under the will of A HERBERT, deceased. QUEEN-STREET.— Valu»ble Property, situated in Qneen-streot (corner of Cross-street), being Lot 32, of the subdivision of Allotments, Section 7, City of Auckland, having a frontage of 44 feet to Queen-street, by a depth of about 80 feet to Cross-street, together with the substantial building erected thereon, divided into fix good Dwelling-houses of four rooms each, yielding a first-class income. This very central property is well worthy the attention of investors. Also, As instructed by the ADMINISTB ATOR in the Estate of the late HENRY SMITH. HUNUA.—AII that piece or parcel of Land, being Lot 191, and southern portion of Lot 190, contain" ing 139 acres (more or less). Also, at the same time, STUART-STREET. Handsome Villa Residence, situated in ■ Stuart-street, off Vermont-street (near residence of W. Thome, Esq.), Ponsonby. The House contains 6 rooms, well and faithfully built, and finished off in first-class style. Fine position, grand view. Verandah not quite finished, but could be at a comparatively small cost. Allotment, 40 feet x 120 feet, being Lot 3 of subdivision of Allotment 16, of Sub-section 80, of Section 8, Suburbs. Also, NIHOTAPU CREEK.—A valuable little Lot situated on the Nihotapu Greek, Waitakerei, being Lot 29, In the Parish of Karangahape, County o Eden, containing 40 acres, more or less. This property is bounded on one aide by the Nihotapu Creek, from whence the future water supply .of Auckland will be taken. A charming place for a homestead. Also, TAKAPUNA.—A valuable piece of Land containing SBA. Bb. 12p„ being Lot 247, Parish of Takapuna, County of Eden. It is situated within 6 miles of the wharf in the most prosperous part of the Lake District, North Shore. Very suitable for a first-class orchard. D. F. EVANS, Auctioneer. d, R. Million.] IJ. CRAIG, JR. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25. At Two o'Clock m. TOWNSHIP OF KOPU, THAMES RIVER. D. R. GELLION & CO., Favoured with instructions from Sir Frederick , Whltaker, K.C.M.G.. will sell by public austion, at ; the Academy of Music, on the above date, THE VALUABLE FREEBOLD TOWNSHIP OF KOPU, which, from its position on tbe Thames River being the Terminus of present lection of the Hallway, together with the fact that Steamers can arrive and depart from same at all tides, is bound to make it the depot for traffic to the interior and from Auckland., : The natural position of this Township should induoe buyers .to secure business sites, it being the best on the River, and one that ultimately must become of great value.- .♦ «•/.' ; Terms liberal. Plans to be had from the Auctioneers, or A. Saunders Esq., Insurance Buildings, Auckland. "JT '.:0 / .; I I O ' E. - . ; AUCTION SALE. House of eight rooms, Scarboro' Terracr Paraell, has been withdrawn, but is open for privat* treaty. . RICHARDSON & OBAWLEY, <;:..;,--- ;u *. Autitionsers, - I 81, Quoen-sttact