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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 14586, 24 January 1911, Page 10

Sales by Auction. rjpHIS J)AY, rpUESDAY, A.M., TV OUR SPACIOUS SALE ROOMS, JJALL OF l OOMMERCE, JJIGH-STREET. Removed from Epsom for Convenience of - Sale. . , } * LMOST NEW FURNISHINGS,, including, A Handsome Bow-front Sideboard (cost £18), Real Saddlebag Suite of seven pieces, Extension Diningroom Table (Sin legs), Superior Combination Pair (with Marbletop Washstand), Very Fine Beaconsfleld Wardrobe, Bedsteads, Kapok Bedding, Wire-woves, etc., Extra Well-made Kitchen Dresser, p M SHARP, /COMPLETE LENDING LIBRARY, 300 \j Books, well assorted: Glassware, Fancy Goods, Pictures, Large Glass-front Showcase.' /"GEORGE ALKER AND COGEORGE WALKER, AUCTIONEER. rpo-MORROW, AT NOONAT THE RESIDENCE, JgDEN rpERRACE. JgJDEN rpERRACE. Almost Next Door Gladding and Hunter. On account of Miss Williams, IjiHE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Including, CJPLENDID WALNUT PIANO, by Carl D Richter, full iron frame, rich tone; cost £65, to be gold without reserve, at 1 p.m. SEVEN-PIECE GENOA VELVET SUITE, Japanese and Rattan Occ. Tables, LARGE BRUSSELS CARPET,, best quality Lace "Curtains, Blinds. Curtain Poles. Pictures, Fenders, Gilt Overmantel, Hearthrugs, Slip Mats, HALLSTAND, Hall Curtains, Hall Lino., Velvet Pile Hall • Runner, DING. TABLE (4FI. .BY 9FT), GOOD SIDEBOARD (3 Mirrors), two Bay Window Sets Venetian Blinds, Oval J. Die, Table Cover, LEATHER DINING SUITE (7 pees., in first quality Rexine), First QualLino, B.M. Fender and Irons, NEW HOME TREADLE SEWING MACHINE, Hanging Lamp, 8-day Clock, Chiffonier, Full Dinner Set Quantity Cutlery, Crockery, etc., HANDSOME COMBINATION PAIR, AND WARDROBE TO MATCH; 5-drawer Chest (Puriri Facings),-Comb. Chest, Washstand, D i Bedstead. S.I. Bedstead, - Rocking Chair, Swing Mirror, Bedroom Chairs, Turkish Bath, Kitchen Table, Meat Safe, Gas Iron and Ring, Cooking Utensils,, A.B. Chairs, Scales and Weights, Enamelware, Wringer, Garden Tools, etc. NO RESERVE. TERMS CASH. QEORGE ALKER AND QO-, GEORGE WALKER, AUCTIONEER. JIREEHOLD gUBURBAN . JJOMES. Acting in Conjunction with jyjESSR3. jy|~OFFAT AND gALLARD, . " Estate Agents, ; gMITII AND JJAICOMBE, Will Sell by .Public Auction at tteir Sale Rooms, CORNER QUEEN AND ANSON ' STREETS, on fJIHURSDAY, /JAN. 26, AT 2 P ' M " :.!A ' OME ,W ITH 14 A CRE 3' That valuable and uniquely-situated property in Vermont-st., Ponsonby, known as f : TIRIMOANA. The Compact House of six good rooms, fitted with every, convenience, ; is built of the best of heart timber, and is tastefully arranged. > The grounds are .14 - Acres in extent, and are laid out in garden, ■ lawn, and orchard, live hedges bordering■me • drive, which is asphalted. • A trapshed, loosebox, and man's room complete the outbuildings. The outlook• is .an extensive one. .ana /■' we • can recommend ' this property.. ■■■ it, is handy to trams yet free from dust, and most private.' Terms arranged if required. Call for card to inspect. . „ ' ! A H OME iW OETH OOT0 OT That remarkably pretty and cosy home of five, s-ood , large • rooms and. conveniences, , situated in Disraeli-street, off Richmond a., Ponsonby. The house is built of the. hsst : .v£- of heart timber, 'and will stand the strictest * . inspection. The Section is a very valuable one, • having a frontage of ,77ft and a depth of'l32ft; is of rich soil and perfectly level, and is laid out in garden and lawn in front • and fine vegetable garden behind.; Its extensive outlook and close proximity to the tram make this home a most desirable one, and" worthy of the attention of buyers of a good property.- Terms arranged. _ VV: -, . 2' A cees ' ONEHTINGA"0 NEHTINGA- " Ss. . A Valuable Property at Onehunga, comprising ; two Acres; perfectly level, rich soil,, free from stone; standing high and ■ com- . manding extensive .. views of land , and 1 harbour. Having a - frontage of 186 ft to . Church- • ~ st. and 190 ft to Grotto-st., and a great depth of 462 ft. this property would; cut up " into eight fine allotments; and return a handsome profit. Being within lOmin. of the tram and 2min. from the Te I»apapa Station, this ; is a valuable block, and worthy of the attention of speculators and . others. Great : prospective value in this lot. ' gECTIONS. All that piece 'of Land, being Lots 3, 4, 17, and 18, of Sec. 3, of a subdivision of Allot. 30,; Parish- of Whaingaroa, County of Rutland, having total' frontage of 264 ft to both Hobson-st. and Fitzroy-st.; and depth of 330 ft. Of great future value. pKEEHOLDr-pAENELL. . Q COTTAGES, each four rooms, with patent Zi w.c.; section 73 by 90; at present well let. Will be offered in one lot, if so desired. This is a real good investment. Reserve exceedingly low. - ; - r Properties are Flagged. Farther particulars and cards to view from •_ _ gMITH AND JJALCOMBE, AUCTIONEERS, CR. QUEEN AND • . SWANSON STREETS. JTDWARD rpuRNER AND gONS. : AUCTIONEERS. , * QITY ARRET. .Have been ;favoured with instructions by the owner to Sell by Auction, at our Auction Rooms, V ' " ' • ' /. . AT 2 O'CLOCK, " ' ' ' piRIDAY; JANUARY £7, 1911, ' rpHE VALUABLE AND WELL-SITUATED J-' PROPERTY, Symonds-st-, Allotment No. , 3; nearly opposite the Cemetery Bridge. The Allotment has 33ft frontage, with an average dejJth of 85ft, with two shops thereon, now occupied by Mr. Colgan as a grocer's shop, other shop known as Bell's Registry Office. Such property is, sure to rise in value, and is seldom to be obtained by pubic auction. ■- Also, 1 A i NEW HOUSE AND ALLOTMENT of 45ft. J\. with depth of 198 ft. Marewa Road, Remuera. House is tiled roofed; six good roomSj with steel ceilings; wardrobes, overmantels, and mirrors built in; hot and cold water; gas, septic tank, and usual offices. This is an exceptionally good property, and only three minutes from Green- . lane Railway, Station, and 10 minutes from Tram. Also, r»A ACRES, N.E. Portion of Allotment 74, \j\J Parish of Pukeatua, unimproved. . - Also. ■THEE WELL-KNOWN MAR AHA ESTATE, X Huia. For many years this property has been the favourite picnic resfjrt on the Manukau. 180 Acres, mostly beautiful bush, with exceptionally fine trees of pohutukawa, kauri, rimu, etc. New House of seven rooms, well situated on, a rise, with flat grass paddock in front, running down to the beach; numerous outbuildings. 20 Acres young orchard, just coming into full bearing. House supplied with water by ram from Marama Stream. This is a beautiful estate, witu "wharf on the property. An orchardist could make a good living from the orchard. An ideal place for a gentleman, or would make a payable convalescent home or private hotel. B<ach and deep water frontages, good boating, fishing, and shotting. Owner selling, as his other business requires his whole attention. THREE-FOURTHS OF THE PURCHASE MONEY CAN REMAIN For Five or Seven Years at 5 per cent. TURNER AND -SONS, Auctioneers