Page 10 Advertisements Column 3

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 14345, 15 April 1910, Page 10

• Sales by Auction.. > M' L/ OUIS T E^IS AT Gr BEY N 0, 44. p OLLEN - ST - REY L YNN (FIRST HOUSE ON RIGHT FROM WILLIAMSON'S AVENUE), i HpHIS TYay. riiHIS "HAY. AT 12.30 O'CLOCK. ' OX ACCOUNT OP MISS K. COLEGROVE. Who is giving up housekeeping, T'HE FURNISHINGS OF SIX ROOMS, in- • -J- eluding—Lg. Kauri Chiffonier. Ext. DINING TAt».o, 2 Serge Arm-chairs. Platform . Rocker. A.B. Chairs. LEA. COUCH, DINNER ' SERVICE. Glass and China, Fenders. Puch. Pair. 2 COMB. CHESTS. 2 TOILET CHESTS. W. Stands and Ware. Mirrors, LINOLEUMS, D. and S.I. BbDSTEADS. W.W. Mattresses and Bedding. BRIC-A-BRAC. Linen. Rugs. Curtain-- and Poles. Tables. Kitchen Tables. (■en. Kit. Utensils. Crockery, Meat Safe. Tubs Steps. Bin. Tools, and GENERAL HOU&EHOLD SUNDRIES, etc. SALE FRIDAY. 15th. «t 12.30 O'CLOCK. . T OUIS T EWIS. AUCTIONEER. t T OUIS T EWIS, AUCTIONEER. I *pHE rpAUMATA TESTATE O ALE BY A UCTION WILL TAKE PLACE OX . . ■ SATURDAY A FTERNOOX ~ AT O O'CLOCK —t. -'"':■: t'.''.;. r\S THE p ROUND. AND AT rt Q A P.M. AT pAUL TTANSEN AND PO.'S T AND A UCTION."DOOMS,MUTUAL LIFE BUILDINGS. QUEENSTREET. A Special Service of 'Buses will be run on . the day of Sale from the Dominion Road • Tram Terminus to the Estate from 1 to 3 > p.m. - • - ■ ''.■■' i ■ *''. '/' ..: '■■■,' -■' ... ' '■■'" •■■ ■- ■• NOTICE.— A Special Staff will be on the j Estate on SATURDAY MORNING from 10 , o'clock to guide intending Purchasers over the Sections. '.'•'' ■V-OTE.QPECIAL rpERMS: P-jA DEPOSIT. P-j A IX THREE MONTHS. J? K IN SIX MONTHS. BALANCE FOR A YEARS AT A PER CENT. INTEREST FROM DAY OF SALE. ' : " • ; THE RESERVES ARE THE LOWEST EVER OFFERED IN THE DISTRICT. In the event of the weather being unfavourable, the Sale will be held in a large marquee, , which will be erected on the ground. i. . ' 1 ', : . •.' .; : •■ , ' .'•'■ • • ' ' ■• .-.<;.'- . '.'■. '. .'' " THE AUCKLAND LAND AND ESTATE . AGENCY, CITY CHAMBERS. QUEEN-STREET, or LOUIS LEWIS, Auctioneer. Victoria-street "E?st, or - ■pAUL TTANSEN AND QO.. *'(■ MUTUAL LIFE BUILDINGS. . i QUEEN-STREET. . • i . '■■/ ».■ -.-.< .-;•;'...';.• ';•- mHI S ; TV AT. ' AT 10.30 A.M. •: VICTORIA AND LORNE STREETS. T TONES, AUCTIONEER, ' Will Sell bv Auction at the Mart. Victoria and Lofnc Sts.. at 10.30 a.m. sharp, DAIRY PRODUCE— Butter, Eggs, Cheese, Honey, Hams. Be con FARM PRODUCE—Potatoes, 327 Sacks Southern and Local Potatoes, onions, 188 Bags Kumaras, Carrots. Melons, Pumpkins. POULTRY— Large Supply—Roosters, Hens, Ducks, Geese, Turkeys, Cockerels, etc. PIGS. FRUIT in Season—Large Supply all kinds. • GRAIN, SUNDRIES, ETC.. VEGETABLES. 2 Separators. I — I ' TTTEDNESDAY. APRIL Of) i '.:■" " AT 2 O'CLOCK. *™ ; TTALUABLE pITY TpREEHOLDS. FTI ANDENO JACKSON, Instructed bv Messrs. Gaudin and Roach, will Sell by Public Auction, at their Rooms, Custom-st. East, aIHE FOLLOWING VALUABLE CITY . 1 FREEHOLDS:- ' riIURNER-ST.. OFF UPPER QUEEN-ST.. X No. 16—Section, 33 by 99, with 11-roomed Two-storey Dwelling, all conveniences; house recently renovated and painted; owner leaving Auckland, and property must be sold. BRIGHTON RD.. PARNELL-Corner Section, 45 by 120 (first on right down Brighton Rd.), with Dwelling of six rooms: house in «*ood order and well let. CORNER OF BUSSEX-ST. AND RICHMOND Allotment, 52 by 115. and sevenrcomed Dwelling, besides scullery and bathroom; verandah front and side: Venetian blinds: detached wash-house, with copper, tubs, etc. Would let at 25s to 30s. "VfEWTON RD.-Sections 1 and 26, Subii divisions of sa. with two Dwellings of five and six rooms. Nos. 131 and 131 a, Newton Rd.. having a frontaee of 37 by 100 to Newton Rd., and 54 by 100 to McCauley-st." Let to good tenants.'„ Full particulars from Gaudin and Roach or the Auctioneers. T. Mandeno Jackson. The Properties are Flagged. WEDNESDAY. A PRIL 9 A AT 2 O'CLOCK. TTALUABLE PITY THRESHOLD, CORNER NAPIER AND HEPBURN ■ •' STREETS.'. m' TITANDENO JACKSON. Instructed by the Owner, will Sell by Publio Auction at their rooms, Custom-street East on the above date,: ALL THAT VALUABLE FREEHOLD, being part of Lot 20, Section 44, situate at the Corner of NAPIER and HEPBURN STREETS, having a frontage of about 131 ft to the former and about 125 ft to the latter street, together with the Double-storeyed Shop, Dwelling, and stable erect*d tharono. Gafl and Water laid on. i. - *