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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 147690, 8 September 1911, Page 10

Sales by Auction. /___ rjnHIS jpJAY. rj*HIS JJiT. ' AT 12 O'CLOCK. TEAT splendid property, " A RDSTEATBL " 0 T? ATTRT pEMUERA. QENTLEMAN'S RESIDENCE AND 11 4 CKES 0F Xj and •WITH FRONTAGES OF ABOUT 1900 FEET. FJIEE IJIITLE IS rpEANSFEB. ] , -pOBT. Q QAEE AND gON. In conjunction with C. J. HUTCHINSON, lave received instructions from the Trustees of MBS. STUART B. EEID to Sell by Auction, at their Rooms, Swanson-street-, Auckland, on Friday, the Sth September, at 12 o'clock noon. THE WHOLE OF THE ABOVE WEILKNOWN PROPERTY. rpHE JJOUSE. Of two storeys. was built when nothing but heart of kauri was used, and is in splendid order, and comprises: Drawingroom (.tf by 24). Anteroom. Billiard room (39 by 2a), Dmingroom. Library. Five Bedrooms. Three Bathrooms. Kitchens, and all necessary servant? rooms. vita separate staircases. rjpHE * Q.EOUNDS Are beautifully laid out in Gardens. Shrubberies. Tennis Court. Orchards, Vegetable Gardens, and large Paddocks. There is Good Stabling, with Loose-boxes, Coach-house. Dairy, Cowsheds, Etc., and the whole PROPERTY, with its Extensive Frontages. Lovely Views, and great prospective Value should receive early attention BOTH AS A RESIDENCE OE AS A SPECULATION. Cards to View must be obtained from pOBT. 0 QARR AND gON, AUCTIONEERS, SWANSON-STREET. .. Or from C. .T. HUTCHINSON. COOMBE'S ARCADE. *' rpHIS J) AT ' AT 11 O'CLOCK. ■jjjr. Jjew JJOBTH JJOAD. SIX-ROOMED DWELLING AND SECTION 65 BY 115. T ']yj ANr>EXO JACKSON. Acting upon instructions, will Sell by Public Auction at their Booms, Customs-st. East, on the above date, That exceedingly comfortable RESIDENCE of six rooms and conveniences; drawingroom 14.6 by 12. register grate, bay window; d Lain groom 15 by 12, register grate, cupboards; three bedrooms, 12.6 by 12 (register srate). 12 by 12, and 12 by 10 respectively; bathroom; kitchen, 13-6 by j 13. Orion range, cupboards; pantry, etc.; wash-house, copper and tubs-, wood and coal shed. Good drainage. SECTION has 66ft frontage by an average depth of 115 ft. About four minutes' walk from proposed tram Extension and Morningside Statins. 'Buses pass door at frequent intervals. Property Flagged. JJUIL3 J) AY. AT 12 NOON. SHARP. jpOWER pAENELL. NEAR STANLEY-STREET. ALU ABLE pACTOBY gITE AND T wo J^ ESn3EXCES> In the Estate of the late Ann Boyd. M r - J. T HOKXEa Will Sell by Auction, at the Land Sale Rooms, 83, Queen-street. PAENELL— Near Railway Bridge—SPLENDID BLOCK OF LAND, suitable for the V erection of large factory, having frontages to three streets, enabling light-to be secured on three sides. Frontage to Alpha Road— lQin. Frontage to Railway-street—ll4ft. ; Frontage to Gillingham-street—l44ft. Together with the TWO SUBSTANTIAL RESIDENCES of six and nine rooms respcclively. ~ If not sold in one lot will he offered in two lots, as shown on plan, to be obtained of the Auctioneer, J T HOE " m 83, QUEEN-STREET. PS—This is ait opportunity to secure a large and valuable block of land in the near vicinity of the extended Goods Department of the Railway. t rpHIS JJAY, AT 12 NOON SHARP.. BY ORDER OF OWNER, LEAVING THE DISTRICT. IVP- J. T HOE:iES Will Sell by Auction at the Land Sale Rooms, 83, Queen-st., jq-ORMAN-ST., OFF jjOMINION J^D.. COMFORTABLE VERANDAH HOUSE, six rooms," scullery and bathroom; attached • wash-house, copper and tubs; tiled range, three reg. grates, iron roof, gas and water; newly papered and painted throughout. Level allotment. 40ft by 100 ft. volcanic soil. Only one door from tram, 2nd section. Owner leaving Auckland and must sell. J rpHOENES. Auctioneer. 83, Queen-st. QEOBGE -V AND QO. fjpHIS J)AY, AT 10 ;3 0 A.M., IN THEIR ROOMS, HIGH-ST., On Account of Owner leaving, CONTENTS OP SEVEN" BOOMS, \J. Removed from Grey Lynn. Also, . ■ , ' gECOND-HAND PIANO, suit beginner. QEOEGE AND QO., AUCTIONEERS, HIGH-ST. fA T THE ' MART, VICTORIA AND LORNE STREETS. /JtHIS JQAY. AT 10.45 A.M. J JONES, AUCTIONEER, ~ VICTORIA AND LORNE STREETS, Will Sell by Auction, as above, Without ' ' - . Reserve, DAIRY PRODUCE-Butter, Eggs, Cheese, Honey, Hams, Bacon, etc. PRODUCE —276 sacks Up-to-Date Potatoes, Onions, Kumaras, etc. fTEGETABLES— Supply all kinds V in season. POULTRY— Hens, Ducks, Geese, Turkeys, etc. piGS. WITHOUT THE SLIGHTEST RESERVE. 211 sacks Small Northern Star Seed Potatoes - 72 sacks Up-to-Date Seed Potatoes 59 sacks Gamekeeper Seed Potatoes. QAMBRIDGE gPRING JJORSE pAIR. gEPTEMEER 12 713, 14, AND ]£ 1 AAA HEAVY AND MEDIUM DRAUGHTS. IUUU LIGHT HABNESS, HACKS, AND UNBROKEN HORSES. - ■■ -V ; - ■' ' . ORDER OF SALE: 12th.— commences at 10 a.m. with Implements, Vehicles, and Sundries, following ■ on with Unbroken Horses and Draughts to No. 80. Any Stallions for sale will be sub- ' mitted immediately after lunch. 15th.—At 9 a.m., Draught Horses to No. 400. • 14th.— 9 a.m., balance of Draughts, and Haoks to No. 250. •15th.— Hacks and Light Harness Horses over No, 25Q. ........ Vehicles, Implements, etc., will not be offered at any other time of sale except ■/ above. •• -■ ' - -- • - ' * : . NOTE.A Brake will leave Dalgleish and McDonald's Stables, Hamilton, on each ? • morning of day of sales, at 8 o'clock. -piARifERS' QO-OPEEATIVE £UO ' TIONEERING 00., J^TD., ' ... HAMILTON. , ! Q. 7. MQCTJULiAGH, Auctioneer. j ; , '