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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 13134, 24 March 1906, Page 8

Sales by Auction. -yyEDNESDAY, -Q 2 P.M. ■yALUABLE QITY AND gUBURBAN * JpKOPERTIES. pESIDENCES AND jgUILDING gITES. X pRIN C'ES-STR BET, jDARK. gCHOOL p OAD - pPSOM. [ * 8 T - § TEPHEN ' S J^ OAD ' pAHNELL, AND T lO3 A. THEKTOX p STATE, pPSOM. T jV/T AXDENO JACKSON, 111 conjunction with MESSRS. W. FRATER AND SON, will sell by Public Auction 011 the above Date, 1 rpilAT MAGNIFICENT LEASEHOLD PROX PERT situated at the corner of PRINCES AND ALFRED STREETS, ALBERT PARK, for many years the residence of the late. Samuel Vickers Esq., held under a, lease for 99 years from December 2. 1375, at an annual rental of £30 10s, payable hallyearly. having frontages to Alfred and Princes Streets of 170 and 58 feet respectively. Together with the Substantial Concrete Residence of 2 storeys, containing Drawingroom, Dlningroom, Butlers' Pantry. Break-fast-room, 4 large Bedrooms, and Dressingroom, Bathroom, with Gas [[eater, etc?; kitchen, scullery, wash-house, coalh-ouse. and . room in basement. The House has been J most thoroughly renovated, is fitted with Venetian blinds and electric hells, and being in the most, fashionable part of the city, facing the Park, should meet with a ready sale, as properties of this description rarely come into the market. THE PROPERTY OP A. SOUTHEYBAKER. ESQ. Exceedingly desirable residence. with tiled roof, contains eight large and lofty rooms, replete with every modern convenience; up-to-date stable with coachhouse. fowl-runs, cowshed, etc. The grounds of 2 acres are tastefully laid out in lawns, shrubberies, and flower gardens, and ■ there is also an orchard in full bearing, sheltered from all winds. In addition there is grazing land to the extent of 6£ acres. The whole property stands high, of rich volcanic soil, is of sunny aspect, facing North. No property in the district is as suitable for subdivision. being within 5 minutes of tram at Alexandra Park. THE PROPERTY OF E. Y. COX, ESQ. O HOUSES, ST. STEPHEN'S ROAD, PAR- *-> NELL. FOR ABSOLUTE SALE. I.—" /^AKDENE"— Large Two-Storied Resiv ' deuce, containing 6 large rooms, also kitchen, scullery, storeroom, and maid's room; wash-house, with copper and fixed tubs. The garden is nicely planted and has some fine old oak trees. The property, containing 1 rood and 6 perches, is held under lease, with 40 years unexpired, at an annual rental of £15. The house is insured for £500. and let to good tenant at 21s per week and water rate. Also, 2.—"OESIDENCE, adjoining, containing 6 JLV rooms., kitchen, bathroom, scullery, etc.; large hall; and is held under conditions similar to " Oakdene." Insurance, £300; let at 18s per week and water rate to good tenant. Also, 3.—T)ESIDENCE adjoining, and similar to II above, both in design and capacity. It is also - held under same conditions of lease. Insurance, £400; let to good tenant at 18s per week and water rate. Also, INSTRUCTED BY ROWLAND BRAMWELL, ESQ. THE ATHERTON ESTATE. CORNER OF THE DRIVE AND ONSLOW ROAD, EPSOM. THE BALANCE OF THESE MAGNIFICENT BUILDING SITES, situated as above, within seven minutes of the train at the Tramway Barn and Onslow Road. The ALLOTMENTS, 15 in number, are all level, of rich volcanic soil, facing the sun, and well sheltered from all the cold winds. ~ t The view over the Golf Links, One-tree Hill, and the Manukau leaves nothing to he desired, and the demand for sites in this locality seems to be increasing every , day. PLANS ON APPLICATION. THE PROPERTIES ARE FLAGGED. FRIDAY, MARCH 30, 2 p.m. VALUABLE FREEHOLD. UPPER QUEENSTREET. 2 VILLA RESIDENCES AND LARGE ALLOTMENT. T 1\[ ANDENO JACKSON Instructed by Mrs. Edwards, will sell by Public Auction, at his Roc ins. Custom-street. VALUABLE CITY FREEHOLD, SITUATED AS ABOVE. One Villa contains 7 good rooms, with bathroom; Orion range; gas and water; washhouse, with copper, and fixed tubs. The: other has 6 rooms, with same conveniences, arid wash-house beneath house. Both are roofed with iron, and have brick wall with picket on top in front. The Allotment is 66ft to Upper Queeij-street, by 130 ft deep. These Houses are always let to reliable tenants at 16s each weekly, and are a remarkably good investment. FRIDAY. MARCH 30. 2 P.M. HANDY FARM OF 50 ACRES, BOMBAY, GREAT SOUTH ROAD. T. MANDENO JACKSON, f Instructed by ' Mrs. Whitworth, will sell by Public Auction, at his Rooms, Customstreet, on the above date, HANDY LITTLE FARM OF 50 ACRES Firstclass Semi-volcanic Land, all fenced, and some has been ploughed and is in grass, remainder good rough feed; adjoining Mr. George Balme's Property, and within one mile of creamery, being Lots 48. 49, 50, 51, and 52, Section 4, Opaheke. » WEDNESDAY, 9gTH j^JARCH. ALU ABLE ALLOTMENT, CUSTOM-ST. •RESIDENCE AND pARGE LOT ME NT. GRAHAM-ST. i gAMUEL QOCHRANE AND I^ON Have received instructions from the Executors in the estate of the late 11. N. Warner, to Sell by Auction, at their Rooms, Queenst., on Wednesday. £Bth inst., at 12 o'clock, VALUABLE FREEHOLD ALLOTMENT, having 55 feet frontage to Custom-st. West, opposite Kauri Co.'s mill. < T ARGE RESIDENCE IN GRAHAM-STREET, IJ 55 feet frontage; has grand view of harbour; a lovely position, and close to < Queen-street. ' These are really valuable Freehold Properties, such as rarely come into the market. The attention of Buyers is specially directed to the Custom-st. property. gAMUEL QOCHRANE AND gON. ,J. DACRE, Auctioneer. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28. ALPHA HOTEL, KIHIKIHI, WAIKATO. gAMUEL QOCHRANE .AND gON ] Have been instructed by the owners to sell by Auction, at their Rooms. Queen-street til Wednesday, March 28, at 12 o'clock, rpilE WELL-KNOWN ALPHA HOTEL. KIIII- " .1. KIHI, 25 rooms, with STABLES OUTBUILDINGS, 2 Acres, 21 Perches Land." The Hotel is a Free House to purchase its Beer and Spirits, and will be sold with Furniture, valued at £300, and Fittings, in One Lot, as per inventory, ' ' WITHOUT ANY RESERVE. , Average Weekly Takings, £30. j Stock, etc , at Valuation- ; For further particulars apply to j gAMUEL QOCHRANE AND gON. * J. DACfiE, Auctioneer. i