tT'-V Sales by Auction. , fcOBERT, WILSON.] [REGINALD CLAYTON. V THIS DAY, 'v ' , ti , At 11 o'clock. WILSON & CLAYTON Have boon instructed by the Auc land Harbour Boa d to sell by public auction, at the Offices of the Board, Quay-street, To-day (Thursday), Sept. 24, at eleven o'clock, TUIIIE LEASES for n term of 50 years of J. Allotments Nos. 12S to 145, Inclusive, Quaystreet. . Upset prices : \ Allotment 128, £3 10s per foot nor annum. Allotments 120 to 13& (inclusive), £2 10s per foot per annum. «. . . , * Allotments 130 to 143 (inclusive), £2 per foot per Allotment 144 (141 ami 145), £2 10s per foot per Allotment 144 (144 and 145), £2 10s per foot per annum. . , , , Draft lease, plans, ami conditions of sale may bo seen at the offices of the Board. WILSON & CLAYTON, Auctioneers. THIS HAY, THURSDAY, Eleven a.m. LIE CARLTON, CITY ROAD, Off Syiuonds-street. ' SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. VENETIAN lil.lXl'S, CA UI'KTS. J'JSOL *ITM, MAT*, GLASS. CHINA it LARI HEN« ARE, SKI.T7.OIiUNK, LAMPS, GAS STOVE, DRESS Kit, SUPERIOR PATENT MAN JLL, Will NO Kit, EAT SAFE, AC. RICHARD ARTHUR, Commission Auctioneer and Agent, lias been favoured with instructions from Mrs. Pain (who is leavln the Co ony) to sell by public Auction, at her residence, 'I he Carlton, City Road, off Svmoiuls-street, To-day Thursday), at eleven o'clock aau., nfIHE HOUSEHOLD REQUISITES I contained in a large DINING ROOM, I'our SITTING ROOMS, Sixteen RkDROOMs. I'a Larue HALLS. KITCHEN anil l'AMta. Hie whole will furnished and in first-class condition. Carpets, Rugs, Mats, Linoleum, tt st-class latent Mangle. Wringer, Kitchen Dresser, Meat Safe, Gas Stove, S'ltzogeiio, Rochester l.amp, \ enetia i_ and other Blinds, Glass, China and Earthenware, Dinner .service, Kitchen and Cooking Utensils, Jams anil Zellies, a Kowlhouse (for removal). On view.on toe morning of the day of sale. i Terms : Cash before delivery. \V. 8. COCHRANE. JAS. DACRK. THIS DAY, At Twelve o'Clock, Noon. 7441 ACRES LAND, WITH VALUABLE IMPROVEMENTS. CLOSE TO TAUKANGA. FRONTING THE WAIT AO RIVER. UNDER TUB DIRECTION OF THE REGISTRAR OF THE SUPREME COURT. The subscribers have received instructions to sell by auction at their Rooms, Quoon«sti<;Gt, Auckland, on the above date, DART OF THE WAITAIIA NO. 2 B BLOCK, containing 7441 acres, bounded on one side by the Waitao Stream 1200 acres divided into 13 paddocks of from 4 to 2-0 acres each, all in grass, securelv fenced ; 1500 acres surface sown and Wed for sheep; 1500 acr s bush; good orchard, in full bearing, with residence of in e rooms, wool, • and shearing sheds, 8-stall stable, and other necessary outbuildings, being 'ho well-known farm and run of Mr. Jonathan Brown. Further particulars may be had from SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. W. S. COCHRANE.] [JAS. DACRE. MONDAY, OCTOBER 5. LARGE STORES KNOWN AS WAIROA BUILDINGS, LITTLE QUE lON AND ALBERT-STREETS, « CLOSE TO QUEEN-STREET WHARF. The sub»rrib"rs will sell by auction, at their Rooms, Queen-street, on Monday, sth October, at twelve o'clock, by order I the Morig g e, ALLOTMENT 01 of the Reclamation, J\ West of Que«n-street Wharf, having a frontage of 30 feet to Little Queen-street, an.l 30 feet to Albeit-street, by a through depth of 121 feet, held under leas-* for Of. Years, from Ist January, 1879, at ,i ground rent of £30 a year. The Buildings consist of LARGE STORK, extend rig from street to htreet, having a good concretut cellar, perfectly dry, two upper floors and larger offices, hydraulic lift, and all conveniences ; they aie most substantially built of brick, and cost upwards of £MM a short time ago; at present leased by Messrs. Mitchelson and Co. for further particulars apply to SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. XV. S. COCHRANE.] [JAS- PACKE. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30 RACING STABLES AND COTTAGE, ELLERSHE. SPLENDID VILLA SITE, REMUERA. FOR POSITIVE SALE. The subscribers will sell by auction, at their Rooms, Queen-street, on Wednesday, 30th September, at 12 o'clock, Those first-class racing sTABLES, situate at Ellerslie, and formerly occupied by Kelly. They consist of la very larce LOOSE HOXES with sliding doors, 7 feet, teed Room, and Man's Room. There Is a large CONCRETE WATER TANK, also a comfortable DWELLING HOUSE, (i rooms. The land has a frontage of -249 feet to the Panmure Roid and £07 feet to Gladstone Road, and almost adjoins the Racing Course. The Buildings are nearly new anil in Rood order, having been erected in the most substantial manner. RUM U KRA.—Lots 46, 47, and 32, having a frontage of 132 feet to the LADIES' Mll.K, REMUERA, b> 230 feet deep on one sid - and 132 feet on the other; all fenced and plane has unrivalled view, and is only a very snort distance from Rerauera main road. •' SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. TOMORROW, - At 2 p.m. sharp. SAMUEL VAILE & SONS '. Will Bell by auction at their Land Sale Rooms, 85, Queen-street toppos te Fort-street), ESIABLE little FARM of 148 H 9 Acres, all well fenced ;20 acres in grass ; 1} acres orchard ; all level and well watered. House of 4 rooms and Outbuildings, li miles from school, church, and post office. Situated at Patumahoe, near Pukekohe, and known as Mr. West Lindsey Farm. Also— BAYFIELD, PONSONBY—4 good Building Allotments, having together a frontage of 80 feet o two -treat-, by a through depth of 200 feet; piling fenced on both sides. MOIITOiV-STR Cook-street)— Convenient Building Allotment, inra-u ing 44 by 07 feet; nearly level; fenced on one side. Ami other Properties. Full particulars from— SAMUEL VAILE & SONS, House and Land Auctioneers, 85, Queen-street (opposite Fort-street). " MONDAY, OCTOBER 20. SALE AT GISBORNE OF AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL LAND. " The FOLLOWING valuable JL J)LOCKS, which lately formed a portion of the New Zealand Land Settlement Company's Estate in the neighbourhood of Gisborne, will be offered for sale by auction at Gisborne, on MONDAY, 2Gth October, 1891 (instead of ,during September, as notified in the preliminary advertisement) : — A. It. I*. Motu, No. 1 .. .. ... 2,000 0 0 Pouawa, A and B .. .. 1,095 330 Pouawa, Section 4\ .. .. * 59 3 '20 Mangatu.fi and 0..' .. .. 40,100 0 0 Waimata North .. .. 4,355 2 0 Matawhoro, 1> or 5 .. .. 159 134 .. Okahuatui, No. 2 15,190 0 0 Tangihauga, No. 1 C .. .. 4,502 0 0 Kaiparo 253 3 8 Pakowlmi 6,013 2 9 Manuaokura, No. 1 .. .. 2,027 0 0 Telia para 224 0 4 Matawhero, No. I .. .. 414 220 Whataupoko, Ato F .. .. 187 2 25)j VVhalaupoko, G „ .. .. 2,553 237 Whataupoko, II .. .. .. 3,420 0 0 Waimata South (i.137 2 0 • " "Waimata Hast .. 2,951 2 3 . Man«ahela.. .. .. .. 12,205 0 0 Walhora. J) .. .. .. 301 10 Palatum, Section 67 .. .. 44 1 0 Matawhero, Section 18, C C .. 20 3 0 ' . .TITLES—Land Transfer. TERMS OF PAYMENT.— per cent. cash. The balance can remain on Mortgage, payable any time within live years, and bearing interest at «i percent, per annum. > PLANS of the properties, with statement of *; particulars and description of each block, can be . • ' ' seen on application at the Bank of New Zealand Estate* Company's Ofllco in Auckland. . AUCTIONEER.—W. 11. Akroyd, of Gisborne, in " conjunction with New Zealand Loan anil Mercantile • Agency Company (Limited). /
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXVIII, Issue 8680, 24 September 1891, Page 8
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