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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 11199, 20 October 1899, Page 8

Sales by Auction. THIS DAY. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, At 12 o'clock Noon Sharp. CITY-BRICK WAREHOUSE, VICTORIASTREET EAST. SYMONDS-STBEET-CONCRETE RESIDENCE OP 18 ROOMS. LAWRENCE-STREET, PONSONBY-HOUSE OF 6 ROOMS, BATH, ETC. MOUNT EDEN-EDEN VALE ROAD-HOUSE OF 8 ROOMS, BATH, ETC. MR. J. THORNES Will sell by auction at his Land Salo Rooms 91, Queen-street, on above date, ftITY - SUBSTANTIALLY-BUILT WAREv/' HOUSE, Brick and Concrete, in Victoriastreet K::at, only a few yards from Queenstreet; two storeys and cellar, extensive floorage, lift, offices, lavatories, etc. A very compact property, now in the occupation of a warehouseman. Insured for £3000. Will be sold, subject to a Lease for 5 years at £200 a year, tenant paying rates. There is a frontage to Victoria-street, of 50 feet by 53 feet, and the Buildings cover the whole Block. This is a sound investment for capital, in one of the best situations in the city. Also, SYMOXDS-STREET—WeII-built Residence of 18 rooms, known as " Stouchurst," having Extra Large Drawing and Dining Rooms, bathrooms, and every modern convenience, standing on high ground, with lovely views of the Day from nearly every window in the house; detached wash-house, stabling and coach-house, fowihouse, etc. The House is built iu a superior manner with slate roof, fine lofty rooms, and fitted with range, patent WC\, electric bells, etc. The Allotment has 43 feet frontage to Symonds-street by average 143 leet, and is held on Lease for 50 vears, from May 21. 1884, at a rental of £40 per annum, with compensation clause of one-third valuation at end of Lease. This is preeminently adapted for a first-class Boardinghouse or Residence for Professional Man or family, being close to Queen-street. The present owner ha? carried on a llighly-suc-cessiul first-class boardinghouse, and is only eeHing on account of ill-health. Easy terms Tvill be given. Also, LAWRENCE-STREET, PONSONBY-Faith-fully-built Residence of 6 rooms, bathroom, wash-house, and fernery, city water, and range, standing on freehold allotment 55 feet by 106 feet, near the top of Lawrence-street, and close to tram lines, in excellent repair throughout, commanding magnificent views of the harbour, which cannot be built out; two verandahs. The Allotment is in neat garden, with fruit trees. A really good, neat home, or will pay as an investment. Property in this locality is rising in value daily. Also, MOUNT EDEN-EDEN VALE ROAD—A Nearly-new Residence of 8 rooms, bathroom and wash-house, all on one floor, city water and gas. wardrobe, Venetian blinds, on Freehold Allotment 60 feet frontage by 120 feet, close to Mount Eden Road, near station, and within easy distance of the city: a Very Complete Home. The owner is determined to realise, as he is leaving the city. The title is land transfer. For conditions of sale and cards to view apply to the Auctioneer. J. THORNES, 51, Queen-street. THIS DAY, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20. DURHAM YARDS. The undersigned have received instructions from Messrs. Marnier and Bradley, who have completed several bush contracts, to sell -in HEAVY AND MEDIUM DRAUGHT J.U HORSES, all good 'sorts. Also, on Account of Owner, 8 'BUS AND SPRING CART HORSES, overland from Whangarei. 5 ACTIVE MEDIUM DRAUGHT GELDINGS, with good trials. 0 HEAVY DRAUGHT MARES. 2 USEFUL HACKS. 2 ACTIVE DRAUGHT MARES, 4yTS, heavy in foal 1 HANDSOME CREAMY COB, by Nutmeg 1 USEFUL DRAUGHT HORSE, from Papatoitoi. A NICE TURN-OUT, consisting of wellbred grey Pony, very fast and quiet, Gig, and Harness, in first-class order. Also, TIP DRAY, CARRIERS' WAGGON 2 HEAVY SPRING CABTg. HUNTER. & NOLAN. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25. AT TUAKAU. The undersigned will sell, DA HEAD STORE CATTLE, from Churchill, Including a Lot of Grown Steers. HUNTER AND NOLAN. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, At 2.39 p.m. pLOUGHS. pLOUGHS. pLOUGHS. < The undersigned will sell inn Ail till CAN PLOUGHS. iUU ASSORTED PATTERNS, FOR ALL PURPOSES, Consisting of— SINGLE-FURROW PLOUGHS DOUBLE-FURROW PLOUGHS SULKY PLOUGHS. The special feature of this Sale will bo a full line of the Celebrated High-class Ploughs manufactured by B. F. AVERY & SONS, OF KENTUCKY. For Half a Century these Ploughs have been a HOUSEHOLD WORD FOR EXCELLENCE In the UNITED STATES. ALL NEW AND UP-TO-DATE. Onr Instructions are TO SELL. FARMERS,— is an opportunity seldom met with. KOW ON VIEW AT DURHAM YARDS. HUNTER & NOLAN. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, At 12 noon. RACING PRIVILEGES. AUCKLAND RACING CLUB'S SPRING MEETING. CHURTON AND CO. (JOHN CHURTON, Auctioneer) Have received instructions from the Auckland Racing Club, to sell at 12 o'clock, THE booths, CARDS. REFRESHMENT STALL. For their Meeting to be held on SATURDAY, November 4; THURSDAY, November 9; and SATURDAY, November 11. CHURTON AND CO. MONDAY, OCTOBER 30. PAPAKURA YARDS. SPECIAL SALE OF STORE CATTLE. The undersigned will hold a special sale of ■ Store Cattle at Papakura Yards, on above date, when upwards of •J AAA HEAD will be yarded, amongst ■LuUU them a lot of Grown Steers and Empty Cows, in very fresh condition. Entries Solicited. HUNTER AND NOLAN. v HARBOUR BOARD ALLOTMENTS. ' QUEEN AND QUAY STREETS. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20, ;; At 11 a.m. V G. W. BINNEY AND SONS . ;Have been instructed by the Auckland Har- ?' bour Board to sell by Public Auction, at r?. ; the offices of tin Board, on Wednesday, 20th December, 1899, at 11 a.m., Leases FOR A TERM of 50 years. ■ ALLOTMENTS Nos. 117, 118, and 119, in one -- - ' Block, with a frontage to Qneen-street. : Upset price, £8 per foot pei annum. • ' ALLOTMENTS Nos. 120, 121, and 122, with a frontage to Quay-street, for a term of 50 •K. v years. Upset price, £4 per foot per annum. yc»\ i conditions of Sale and Draft Lease may be >':• seen at the Offices of the Board. ' l