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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXVII, Issue 8423, 26 November 1890, Page 8

. Sales by AuctionTHIS DAY. MOZZONNE'S, MAUREY'S, AND P.P. FRENCH CALF, ENGLISH CALF, ROAN, SKIVERS, 1 &c., &c., &c. C GABRIEL LEWIS ( Will sell, on Wednesday, at cloven o'clock, ? ry CASES FRENCH CALF I 4 3 Roans, Skivers, Ac. J ( Terms at Sale. THIS DAY, I At Half-past Two o'Clock. OPEN AND GRAND DISPLAY OF JgJNGLISH AND OOLONIAL-MADE 1 URN ITU RE AND . jrpURKISHIXG QOODS, „ I TOO NUMEROUS TO PARTICULARISE. i P GABRIEL LEWIS, r Auctioneer. " P NOTE TIME OF SALE : HALF-PAST TWO O'CLOCK. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10, ) At 12 o'Clock. IMPORTANT SALE c OF T JJIREEHOLD pROPERTIES 1 (Town and Country), And one I LEASEHOLD BLOCK OF BUILDINGS r OF TEN SHOPS, O With I tA RGB • WAREHOUSE e - AND PRIVATE RESIDENCE, a < Wakefield-street, £ 'THE OAKLEIGH PARK ESTATE, \ gT A R rj\ ANNE RY, COVWcC.Y PROPEIvTI is, T.HI PICK OF THE VAtmUS DISTRICTS, ALL FLAGGED. ! * 1 a 1 GABRIEL LEWIS, ' ffxiJei' instructions from Messrs. Garrett' Brothers, u?i'l sal} the whole :>l the above on December 10, . at hi ' fUwms'. Que«n-s'reet. No. 1. OAKLEIC PARK, AVONDALE. All that piece or parcel of land, allotments 17 and IS of the Parish of Titirangi (Freehold), containing respectively 51 acres and 31 acres 1 rood, a splendid estate of 82 acres 1 rood, havingabout half-R-roile frontage to Great North Road and about threequarters of a mile sea frontage to the Waitemata Harbour, and subdivided into nine paddocks, and one orchard, containing 2000 fruit-trees, six years old, with well-built Villa Residence of eight rooms, Stone Stable and, Cowshed, Conch-house, Washhouse ; also, ono Cottage of four rooms. Ground beautifully laid out and planted with ornamental and shelter trees. Only four miles from town. No. 2. STAR TANNERY, AVONDALE, Part of Allot- j ment ISA of the Parish of Titirangi (Freehold), of 3 j acres and 10 perches, with all necessary buildin™, curriers' shop, drying sheds, beam shed, wool shed, and 32 well-laid pits, all covered in ; one large Stable, 150 feet by 60 feet, containing four loose boxes, harness room, man's room, etc. ; four ■well-build Cottages, and one Hall. This property has a flow of 30,000 gallons of fresh water by gravitation to works every 24 hours, with water frontage to "VVai temata Harbour. Vessels of GO tons can be berthed alongside of tiho works. The finest tannery a.te in Auckland, and only four miles from town. No. 3. WAKEFIELD-STREET PROPERTY", being Allotments 10 and 17, of Section 30, of the City of Auckland (Freehold), containing IS perches, with brick factory and slate-roofed Warehouse, two storeys, H-> fret by 30 feet, in first-class repair ; also Private Residence, built of brick, containing ten rooms. Frontage of this property to Wakefieldstreet, 100 links. The whole to be sold in one lot. h '• No. 4. LOT 34, of the subdivision of Allotment 63, o the PARISH OF TITIRANGI, containing 3 acres ' and 12 perches *, splendid corner allotment (Freehold), having a large frontage to three roads ; well fenced and planted; grand site for a residence near Mrs. Major's property, Avondale Main Road. No. 5. LOT 12, of the subdivision of Allotments 0, 7, 14, arid 15, of the PARISH OF TITIRANGI, containing 3 roods 16 perches; splendid c< .Her allotment, Avondale Township; large ':frontS,',v to two roads; fenced and planted with trees. No. C. ALLOTMENTS 183, ISO, 190, 101, a-id 105, PARISH OF WAIKOMITI (Freehold), containing 33 acres and 4 perches, well fenced and planted with trees, almost opposite the New Lynn Hotel, with a very larjio frontage to main road, and a frontage to Beach Road of 1725 links. Very com- : manding position. No. 7. ALLOTMENT 204, WAIKOMITI (Freehold), GREEN BAY, AVONDALE, containing 40 arr. 1, alongside the surveyed lino of canal, arid beau ... . fully situated. Unimproved. No. 8. ALLOTMENT2O3, WAIKOMITI (Freehold), containing 45 acres 1 rood 17 perches, commanding a magnificent view of Rangitoto and the Harbour, only three-quarters of a mile from Waikomiti Railway Station. A corner allotment, with a frontage of 2031 links to main road, and of 2610 to road to the beadi. This property is only a few hundred yards past the cemetery. No. 9. ALLOTMENTS ICS and 174, WAIKOMITI (Freehold), containing 21 acres 22 perches, a little way past Rothesay, and opposite the New Lynn School. Unimproved. y No. 10. ALLOTMENT 140, WAIKOMITI (Freehold), containing 10 acres, with a frontage of 6.35 links to road leading to railway station, and about 300 yards from Rothesay; railway crossing near this property. Unimproved. No. 11. ALLOTMENT 164, WAIKOMITI (Freehold), containing 9 acres 1 rood 20 perches, with a frontage to tvro roads of 054 links and 903 links respectively, opposite New Lynn School. Unimproved. No. 12. ALLOTMENT 170, WAIKOMITI (Freehold), containing 4 acres 3 roods and 25 perches, with frontage of 528 links to road opposite New Lynn School. Unimproved. No. 13. ALLOTMENT CO, WAIKOMITI (Freehold), containing 40 acres, with a road frontage of 1930 links. Unimproved. No. 14. Freehold, ALLOTMENT S, AVONDALE, Wator»iew, containing quarter of an acre, ith 100 feet frontage to Albert-street by 125 feet. This allotment adjoins Oakleigh Park. Two. fenced. No. 15. Freehold, ALLOTMENT 9, AVONDALE, WaterView, containing quarter of an acre, with 100 feet frontage to Albert-street by 125 feet. This allotment also adjoins Oakleigh Park. Fenced on two sides. No. 10. LEASEHOLD. KARANGAIIAPE ROAD, AUCKLAND. Leasebold, with magnificent block of Buck and Blue•tone Building*, comprising ten Shops and DwellIngs erected thereon, at a cost of over £<000, known is " Garrett's Buildings." This is a good investment for capitalists, as there must be a large rental from this block eventually. The Auctioneer would call special attention of /peculators and others with reference to the above properties at Avondale and Waikomiti, all having been purchased by the late Mr. Robert Garrett, who most of his time resided in the district, and when opportunity ottered itself of first-class sections with large main-road frontages, were at once secured, and these properties must eventually become valuible, being so situated. Note.— Thomas Garrett will show intending purchasers over some of the properties, as he resides at Oakleigh Park, any Wednesday of each week previous to sale. Plans and particulars of the Auctioneer,