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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 14589, 27 January 1911, Page 10

Sales by Auction. pDWARD rpURNEB AND gONS. auctioneers, QITY J^JABKET. Have been favoured witli instructions by the owner to Sell by Auction, at our Auction Rooms, AT 2 O'CLOCK, •J* HIS J) AY, rHIS D AY ' ' rpHE VALUABLE AND WELL-SITUATED i.. PROPERTY, Symonds-st., Allotment No. - 3, nearly opposite the Cemetery Bridge. In© Allotment has 53ft frontage, with an average " lepth of 85ft. with, two shops thereon, now >ccupied by Mr. Colgan as a grocer a shop, ither shop known as Bell Registry Office. Such property is sure to rise in value, ana is seldom to be obtained by pubic auction. Also. NEW house AND allotment of 45ft, ii with depth of 198 ft. Marewa. Road. Jlemuora. House is tiled roofed; six good rooms, with steel ceilings; wardrobes, overmantels, and mirrors . built in; hot ana cold water; gas, septic tank, and usual offices. This is an- exceptionally good property. and only three minutes from ureenlane Railway Station, and 10 minutes from Tram. Also. ' r?n ACRES, N.E. Portion of Allotment 74, OU Parish of Pukeatua. unimproved. 1 Also. The well-known marama estate, Huia. For many years this property has been the favourite picnic res&rt on the Manukau- 180 Acres, mostly beautiful bush, with exceptionally fine trees of pohutiikawa, 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 beautUu. estate, vutti V 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. Beach 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. EDWaRD TURNER AND SONS. Auctioneers. rpHIS J) AY (FRIDAY), ' ' AT 2 P.M. ' gCHOLLUM Will Sell bj> Auction, at the Chamber of of Commerce: PONSONBY. SENTINEL ROAD— 'JL Perfectly solidly-built nine-roomed House;, grounds, 108 by 277 ft. Permit for building two more houses. Great , . position close to water; lovely views. Rare chance to secure a lovely house. See it for yourselves. . . .jyXHJNT JJOSKILL — / King Edward-st., close to 2d section. A Gentleman's Residence of seven spacious rooms, large hall; drawingroom, 22 by 12; diningroom, 22 by 15; front bedroom, 20 by 12; fitted with very handsome English steel ceilings; four fireplaces, with handsome tiled hearths and mantels; kitchen, with "Champion" range; hot and cold water service; handsome wall papers and friezes, picture rails; front and • , - - back lawns, two double gates, carriage drive, coach-house, loose box, and man's room; - wash-house, fitted with . : tubs and taps. Section, 50ft by 137 ft. CITY— :'\j Glad stone-st., near top • Symonds-st.; high position, extensive views— roomed House, with pantry, scullery, bathroom, califont; wash-house and "work and' coal shed; concrete steps and paths, three • sides, three lawns; room to build at side on vacant grounds; private hotel of 50 rooms. £850 can remain five years, 5 per cent. • ' • \\TARKW ORTHVV. 134 ACRES, MODEL FARM, frontage to Mahurangi River. Property known as • >' Craig-y-Buni; has 12 acres of superior orchard, v containing 1800 odd . trees (specially picked from just across the , river from MB. MORRISON'S famous . . 90-acre ; Fruit' Farm). ' Property / has good seven-roomed House. . Great out- '■ look down river.out to sea from same. . :/■ Some, 50 acres of beautiful valuable native bush and some good grass paddocks. A lovely homo for someone. See daily papers, steamer service to Warkworth. . .Trains daily, fSo handy. ~' ' ... • T"\ ARGAVXLEE— Two Important and Valuable Sections, • situated at junction of Awakino and - " Normanby Roads; joint frontages. - , 172 ft and 93.7 ft.' Farther particulars from Office, Queen-st» aext clock). » • - piCHARD AND QO. : rjTHIS J)AY, AT -£Q O'CLOCK, - In Our Furniture Rooms, Elliott-st., BUILDING MATERIALS. Sashes, Doors, Ice Chest, Mangle, and Sundries. i. AT 10.30. • . • ~ gEOOND-HAND puRNITURE. 'A A A LOTS, comprising Piano (Addison rfcvHJ and Addison), 1 Walnut Ship Piano " (Aucher-Freres), Tapestry Suite. Chesterfield Lounge, 7-piece Suite, two Carpets, Barrel Sideboard (mirrored), Extension Din. Table, •Hall Stand, Chiffonier, Occas. Tables, Uph. Easy Chairs, Singer Sew. Machine, A.B. Chairs, Duchess Pairs. Comb. Chests. D.B.M. Bedsteads. Divans, Kapoks, Pillows, Linoleums, «H. Tables, Chairs, and usual lot of Sundries . •' „ . WITHOUT RESERVE, '• AT 12 NOON, - ■ ONE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER (30 keys), one Set Platform Scales, and Quantity of Stationery, Post Cards, etc. RICHARD ARTHUR AND QO. A. H. JONES, AUCTIONEER. : •' pHIS JQAY (FRIDAY), jj Q A.M., " IN OUR SALEROOMS. . - HALL OF COMMERCE, HIGH-STREET, Only a minute's walk from Stewart Dawson's, V . Corner Queen-street. ON CCOUNT OF ATHEIiLEY WILLIAMS, Esq rjpHE pUENISIiINGS OF gIX J^OOMS, ONLY. IN USE THREE MONTHS. Also, UNDER BILL OF SALE. ' QONTENTS OF gEVEN J^OOMS. As per advertisement. rpHIS D AY, A.M. Q.EORGE AND QO. . GEORGE WALKER, Auctioneer. t OUIS L WIS AT JTjTIS pOOMS, OPP. CENTRAL HOTEL, VICTORIA-ST. 'J' HIS J)AY. pHIS D AT * AT 12 O'CLOCK, 0A A LOTS FIRST-CL ASS NEW AND SH. V>UU HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Very Large Assortment. AT 1 O'CLOCK, Y2 NEW ENGLISH FIRE-PROOF SAFES MOTOR-BICYCLE, in First-class Order: HI F.N. make; trial given. On View THURSDAY. AT 2 O'CLOCK. TO DOCTORS, STUDENTS. AND OTHERS. TO CLOSE. UP AN ESTATE. ... gQ LOTS SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS. Now on View. Full Inventory. TO BE SOLD WITHOUT ANY RESERVE. JJSUB JEWIS, AUCTIONEER. 3 ?: