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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 12955, 26 August 1905, Page 8

Sales by Auction. P nil) AY, gEPTEMBER AT 'TWO P.M. SHARP. gAMUEL "yAILE AND gONS (Per H. E. Vaile, auctioneer) will sell by auction, at their Land Salerooms, 95, Queen-street. M OUNT E DKX ' Esplanade road, first house on left from Mount Eden Road—Weil-Built House of 6 rooms, bathroom (iron bath), and scullery; 4 fireplaces; 1211 stud; iron roof; verandah back and front; gas and city water; wash-house. Allotment s'jft frontage, depth 110 ft. Also, gPLENDID JgUSINESS gITE(HORNER MOUNT EDEN AND ESPLAN\J ADH ROADS, 56ft frontage to Mount Eden Road by 1431't to Esplanade Road. On« of the most, prominent corners, and certainly the best business position, on the road. Also, EXCELLENT ALLOTMENT. MOUNT EDEN ROAD, adjoining the last, J.VI 50ft frontage, 117 ft depth. Very desirable. ' The above Properties are for POSITIVE SALE, the owner being DETERMINED 10 REALISE. Also, QNEIIUNGA /"COMFORTABLE SINGLE-STOREY RESIL DEiNCE of 7 rooms, bathroom, scullery, and verandah, all in good order, and situated in the best part of Onehuuga; 4 fireplaces, Orion range, gas and water; especially choice volcanic Allotment, fronting Grey-street, 8111, by a depth of 220 ft; all very neatly laid out; good view; quite handy to tram stopping place. Also, gMART pOAD, CLOSE TO TRAMS, , NEW HOUSE of 5 rooms and bathroom, with verandah and iron roof; 3 fireplaces, range; borough water. OYER J .N ACRE of Rich Level Volcanic Land, clear ot stone, and commanding a. pretty view, this cosy little home is only one minute s walk from the trams, and handy to the school. Will lift allowed to go a bargain, Also, THE FOLLOWING UNIMPROVED LOTS:WAITAKEREI PARISII-Allot. 98 and S.E. 69, 250 acres, and N.W. Allot 68, 167 acres. There is kauri timber on this land; near Pilia. KARAKA PARISH—AIIot. 29. 156 acres, and Allot-. 30, 160 acres. 1-roulage to salt water creek. 11013S0M1LLE--Al-lotmonts 43, 44, and 45, Parish ot Watnareina, 80 acres each; handy to the water. IfOWICK-Lot 41, Sec. 2, containing 2 roods and 11 perches, fronting Church-street, about half-way between tho English Church and the beach. Also, WITHOUT pESERVE, KOMAKORAU PA KISII--Allotment 126, 50 acres, i! mile from Waikato River and-? miles from Ngaruawahia. TOKA 10KA PARISH—S.W. Allot. 17. 40 acres; 1-i miles from Toka Toka, MATAKOIIE PARISH -S.E. Allot. 130 and N.W. 134. 120 acres. MANGAWAI PARISH— Pt. Allot.jX 40 acres, near the harbour. KAIiV AKA PARISH— pt. Allot. 17, 60 acres, near Ilakaru. WAITAKEREI PAlilSll-N. pt. Allot. 100. 37 acres 3 roods 16 porches. PARAHAKI PARISH—AIIot. 28. 60 acres; 4 miles from Wlnn.garei. RUAKAKA PARISH—S.E. pt. Allot. 50, 60 acres; U miles from main coach road and beach. PUKEATUA PARISH— 37 and W. 36. 60 acres; 71 and N.W. 70, .40 acres; S.W. 11l and N.E. 112. 40 acres; N.W. 2%. 40 acres (near Okura River). WIIAM.A--MARINO PARISH— 51 and 53, 100 acres, 3 miles from Lake Waikare; 117, 80 acres, near Whangamarino River. MONOONUI EAST PARISH-Allot. 10, E. and W. 7 and W. 17. 463 aeres, long frontage to Mongonui Harbour, and about 3 miles from the township. PURA PURA VILLAGE, Parish of Waiului-Lots 11, 12, 29 to 31, 36 to 38, 40. 41, and 46, Sec. 1-6 acres 3 roods 10 perches in all. TERMS for ail these: One-third cash, balance 5 years at 5 per cei.t. JjARIDAY, gTH gEPTEMBER, IQQS # | AT NOON, i , ESTATE OF THE LATE GEORGE GRAHAM. 1 pOBERT QIIARLES QARR Will submit to Public Auction I pEASE OF (JQ y EARS ! OF THAT WELL-KNOWN 5 QITY pREEHOLD, ! CONTAINING ■ p[ALF AN A ORE, j AND HAVING FRONTAGES TO-CUSTOM-STREET 253 FEET MOORE-STREET 210 FEET CHAPEL-STREET 159 FEET IIOBSON-STREET 21 FEET THE TITLE IS CROWN GRANT. THE PROPERTY IS WELL DRAINED, And there are CONCRETE FOUNDATIONS AT WESTERN END. AND SOLID SANDSTONE AT EAST- ) ERN END. Consent of the Supreme Court will be asked to add A PURCHASING CLAUSE, If desired by tho Lessee. THE pERMS ARE EXCEPTIONALLY piBERAL. Plans and Conditions can be seen at tho *2 Office of the Auctioneer, ROBERT QHARLEB QAItR, ; QUEEN-STREET, d Or at the Office of 't d HUTCHINSON AND ABBOTT, n Swanson-street. 5, ———— — — )- AUCTIONEER'S FECIAL 7\TOTICE. d gALES OF pURNITURE I- At pRIVATE RESIDENCES 3 Conducted by our i M E ' G. L Bm r, Who has held a Continuous License for the i- Last YEARS. •' CLIENTS receive personal attention, Experienced Auctioneering, and Strict Regard to ECONOMY in the CONDUCT of 1- SALES. Parties NOT desiring a Sale at d their RESIDENCES are reminded that we have the LARGEST ROOMS in AUCKLAND for the PROPER DISPLAY of HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS, BEING OVER OA AFT THROUGH ' STREET TO L\)\J STREET. It should be borne in mind we do not SADDLE CLIENTS with all sorts of UNNECESSARY EXPENSES. OUR SALE BOOKS are open to all Vendors to examine our charges, which will be found the LOWEST AGAINST ALL COMERS. WE MAKE Ll- _ BEItAL ADVANCES. INTERVIEWS SOEfLTiED. a ' Q.ABRIEL pEWIS AND 00. le le WARREN BLiTH AND CO.. Auctioneers and Financial Agents, le EXTENSIVE SALE ROOMS, ic 87 and 89. Queen-street. k " COMMODIOUS. CENTRAL, WELL-LIT, AND \J POPULAR MART for Sale of Prou, perties. Furniture, and Household Effects, a, Pianos. Piate, Pictures, Objets d Art. of Bicycles, and Goods of any description, er Liberal Cash Advances made if required, and Acccunt Sales rendered immediately Goods are Sold Bank Guarantee. Very 1,, Low Charges a feature of our Business ly OUTDOOR SALES CONDUCTED IN MOST SATISFACTORY MANNER. Interviews Solicited. If vou have anything for Sale write to or consult WARREN BLYTH AND CO., 87 , and 89, Queen-street. Telephone 84&.