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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 13537, 7 September 1907, Page 10

Sales by Auction. ■pRIDAY. OEPTEMBER Of) AT XX O'CLOCK. IN THE ESTATE Of THO3. CRANWELL, DECEASEDROSEBANX a.u.nDaLE FLAT. 16 ACRES RICH ALLUVIAL SOIL. R&&lDlijNCb UP 9 ROOMS, ETC. rr. TIiTANDBNO JACKSON. Instructed bj we Executors in the Estate of 'xhos. Cranwew, deceased, will sen by Public Auction, at ma .Uooiiis, Custom-street, E., on tne above date, riUlAl- MCbctn.'.yiiY valuable FREEi. BOLD Pnoi'bK'i.Y, .situated at Rosebank Koau, Avonuaic Plat, containing 16 Acres, more or icss, of Rich Aiiuviai Soil, admirably adapted for market gardening, 'ine buildings nave all recently been renovated and re-constructed at considerable expense, and consist ol FIRST-CLASS 2-S'X'OREY-J'jU Kh&xutiMjE of 9 rooms; bathroom, with Murray's water heater, and other conveniences. There are 3 substantial outbuildings, consisting oi wash-house, with 18-gal. copper ami Used tubs; workshop, stable, cowshed, feedroom, etc., all in first-class oruer There is an excellent orchard of 24 acres, and the balance is in prasa. The property is within 25 minutes' waik of the Avonuaio railway station. :mi has a good harbour frontage. There is also an ISLAND separated from the main property bit a creek about 60ft wide, containing 16 ACRES 1 ROOD, and 24 PERCHES. The whole will be sold in One Lot, and thould afford an excellent opportunity tor a man with small capital to secure a really first-class little poultry or produce farm, close to Auckland. Also, Instructed Oy the Owner. RICHMOND AVENUE, NORTHCOTE. IDEAL COTTAGE OF 4 BOOMS AND PINK FREEHOLD ALLOTMENT. 50 by 150. ALL THAT DESIRABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY, situated in RICHMOND AVENUE, NORTHCOTE. close to the SOHOOi/. CHURCH, and STORK, commanding a magnificent view of harbour, together with the ROOMY COTTAGE, with all conveniences erected thereon, comprising:— DININGROOM. 15 by 13; 2 BEDROOMS, each 16 by 13, and 13 by 10; KITCHEN. 13 by 12. with builtin dresser, enamelled sink, and Champion range. There are 3 fireplaces in the house. BATHROOM, 6 bv 5, and the HALL is 21 by 5. The wash-house is detached with fixed copper and tubs: woodhouse. etc.. ete. The house has been built for 2 years, is roofed with iron, and has a verandah in front. There is a tastefully laid out flower garden in fiont; some 20 fruit trees. The paths are tarred and sanded, and a live hedge runs across the front and down one side Also, RICHMOND R> D. PONSONBY. TWO-STOREYED RESIDENCE OF 9 ROOMS. ALLOTMENT. 42 by 100THAT VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY, 1 situated in Richmond Road, Ponsonby, standing on an Allotment 42 by 100. together with the SUPERIOR TWO-STOREYED DWELLING, with all conveniences; Venetian blinds, fire escapes, etc.: wash-house, with fixed copper and tubs. The house is insured for £350. Also. ELLERSLIE, PANMURE ROAD, AlWuslNG MR WEAL'S. MAGNIFICENT SECTION OF HALF-AN--IVJL ACRE. 66ft by 330 ft; all fenced: within 5 minutes of Greenlane and Ellerslie stations. Title, Land Transfer. THE PROPERTIES ARE FLAGGED. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 0,5 2 P.M. M OUNT E DEN. THE MOST SALUBRIOUS SUBURB IN THE AUCKLAND DISTRICT. rpHE QNETIPA TESTATE, VALLEY ROAD, MIDWAY BETWEEN MT. EDEN AND MT. ROSKILL ROADS. TTIGHLY TMPORTANT QALE ' OF •FREEHOLD -DESIDENTIAL CITES. EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY To secure DELIGHTFUL HOMES Ou Volcanic Allotments near the City. T M ANDEKO - T ACKSO - V> Instructed bv the owners, will sell by Public Auction, at his Rooms. Custom-street E., on the above date, THE UNSOLD BALANCE of the above Estate, consisting of 27 of the most desirable Sections in the District* having: frontages to excellent roads. Within 5 minutes of either Mt. Eden or Mt. Roskill Roads (2d section), along both of which roads the vails are now laid for the proposed tram extension, which is to be completed about the beginning of tho New Year. The property is adjacent to the Bowling Green, Tennis Lawns, and commands extensive views over the upper reaches of the Waitcmata Harbour and WaitnUcrei Ranges. The SOIL is RICH VOLCANIC, and is Dm and HEALTHY. TITLE: Land Transfer. Terms: Exceptionally Easy.

The Property is Flagged. rpHURSDAY, SEPTEMBER £0, AT 2 P.M. LAND SALE. Favoured with instructions from Mr. Ralph Coe (trustee for the late- Mr. A. L. Coe), ye will offer bv auction at the Borough haleyards, Hamilton, on Thursday, 26th September, at 2 p.m., HIS WELL-KNOWN FARM OF 480 ACRES 3 ROODS, Situated on the main ilamiiton-Ohaupo Road, within three miles of the Hamilton Post Office, and seven miles of Otiaupo. I'lio Farm is practically all improved, with the exception of 40 acres. It is subdivided :nto 14 convenient-sized paddock?, all we.l watered: 70 acres in young grass, and 19 acres in oats; about £0 acres have been clown 111 grass from two to three years, tho balance From four to nine year.-. There is a new house of seven rooms (just built), with hot and cold water laid 011, also wash-house. There is also another six-roomed House on the farm: stable and shed combined, and sheen yards. The Farm is in really good heart, the late -Mr. Coe having kept tho plough going systematically since he acquired the Farm some four years ago. Terms: 10 per cent, deposit. 15 per cent, in one mouth, balance in six months.. Conditions of sale can be seen at Mr. MacDiarmid's Office, or the office ol the Auctioneers. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE AUCTIONEEEING CO.. LTD., Incorporating MCNICOL AND CO., HAMILTON. G. F. McCULLAGH, Auctioneer. 1 . '" . ' " '' A /-CHANCE TN A T IFETIME. -jV.TESSRS. QAPPER AND gON, | AUCTIONEERS AND LAND AGENTS, CAMBRIDGE. Have received instructions from the Administrator of the Estate of HELEN MAin ■ RALLY, deceased, to offer by public auction ut the Hart, Empire-street. Cambridge, on the 10th day of September, 1907, at 3 p.m., HTUIE FOLLOWING PROPERTIES, Namely: Portions of Sections 49. 50 and 51, in the centre of the rising Borough of Cambridge, numbered 1. 2, 3, on the plan now lying at their office, Empire-street, with the plans and conditions of sale; also, sundry mortgages over other properties. No. I.— Corner Allotment, with Shop and Buildings— the best business site in Cambridge. No. 2.— An Allotment, with Dwellinghouse, 7 rooms, and outbuildings No 3—A One-fifth Undivided Share of Allotment No. 49, about 200 links square. . Xo 4—\ Mortgage over Part of Allotment 51* dated 30th June, 1905, securing £300 at £5 10s per centum per annum, maturing l>.t June, 191 U. No. 5— A Mortgage over Part, of AllotmentNo 20, Parish of "Pnkekiira. and a Bill of Sale of Chattels in the Old Flour Mill. securing £450 at £6 per centum per annum, maturing on Ist July. 1010, and interest on same from Ist July. 1906. The Auctioneers would call special attention of bona-fide buyers and speculators to this rare chance of securing property of the description to be offered, as the Township ol Cambridge it undoubtedly going ahead and everything points to it ultimately being one of the most thriving townships inland ot Auckland. These properties lie in the very centre of the Borough, and wo can with confidence recommend them as good sound investments.