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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 14808, 11 October 1911, Page 14

"t " ~ ... ~ Sales b- Auction. ' WEDNESDAY," QCTOBER l 8» >>^AT 11 O'CLOCK.-C v ' : '--: -":■'',. "POINT' pRIN,"' SHELLY BEACH ROAD. PONSONBY. 7\,rAGNIFICENT TTOUSEHOLD "p«UEMTURE AND pFFECTS. .. rp "VfANDENO /JACKSON Instructed by Mrs. J. CAMPBELL (who has sold her property), will Sell by Public Auction. AT THE ■RESIDENCE, •* POINT ERIN," at foot of Shelly Beach Road, Ponsonby, , BEAUTIFUL DRAWINGROOM FURNISHINGS. Electro-plate and Glassware, Bedroom Plenishments. Kitchen Utensils. i etc.—Upright Grand Trichord Overstrung Piano. Very Massive Carved Core Top Bevelplate Inlaid Front Rimu Sideboard, Silk Tapestry Suite. 9 pieces, heavy carved walnut .'frames;' Leather Diningroom Suite, 10 pieces; Double and Single B.M. Bedsteads, Horsehair, Kapok, and W.W. Mattresses. Large Wardrobe, with mirror doors; Axminster and Brussels Carpets. Linoleums, etc., etc.. etc. Cards to view from Auctioneers. X\TEDNESDAY. QCTOBER f)~ AT 2 O'CLOCK. IyrATIERE TOWN "giXTENSION, pkHURA -ITAIdJEY. '~ :' -. ON THE ROUTE OF THE PROPOSED STRATFORD-ONGARUE RAILWAY. 19 npOWN AND OUBUBBAN J.OTS. rr\- -jITANDENO JACKSON. Instructed bv GOLER PHILLIPS. Esq., will sell bv Public Auction at their Rooms, Customs-street E., on the above date, THE BALANCE OF THE UNSOLD SEC--1 TIONS OF MATIERE TOWN EXTENSION. OHURA VALLEY, comprising .13 Township and. Suburban Lots, ranging from i-acre to over 4 acres in area. The smaller sections adjoin the Sctiool and Railway Reserve. . MATIERE is a rapidly rising district, on the route of the proposed Stratford-Ongaruo ' Railway, about 18i miles from Ongarue (the , i proposed Junction), with a particularly bright future before it. A good coach. service runs between Ongarue and M-atiere, which is the centre of very fine dairying country, and nearly all the surrounding country is occupied by Crown tenants. Two Banks are open for business once a week, and several flourishing businesses are establisnetl there, a Post. Telegraph, and Money Order ! Office. Post Office Savings Bank. etc., and I the climate is good. There are 4 sawmills I within a radius of 10 miles of Matiere, and a. brickyard right in the township. This is ■ the first town in the Famous Ohura Valley, i .. . TERMS—IO per cent. cash, 10 per cent, in ( 3 months, 10 per cent, in 6 months, balance to remain on mortgage for 3 years, 5 per cent- interest on all unpaid balances. PLANS IN A FEW DAYS. "WEDNESDAY, - "VTOVEMBER J • AT 2 O'CLOCK - • T7"OHrMARAMA " . J>SACH STATE. GRAND ; EACH T7EONTAGES..' RAND JDeaCH XRONTAGES. JDEAL QE ASIDE OECTIONS. The Only Available FREEHOLD Sections with a Frontage to the FAMOUS KOHIMARAMA BEACH. -'. - LOVELY VIEWS. rp - ,-jl-rANDENO JACKSON, i Acting upon instructions, will Sell by Public Auction at their Rooms, Customs-street 1 East, on the above date, THE MAGNIFICENT KOHIMARAMA BEACH ESTATE, I Formerly the property of Colonel I'otgute. which has been Subdivided into '47' UILDI - . SECTIONS. EIGHT of which have a frontage to Kohi* marama Beach, and are planted with Native Shrubs and Old English trees. 1?1NE RESIDENCE of 10 rooms, well finished , and up-to-date in all respects, standing I in 4 acres land and commanding exquisite viewß- Also a ■,/■,■ ,-. i SUMMER RESIDENCE of five rooms, right j O on the ijitech. in sheltered position, with a lovely view. "TJITHAEF.—The Harbour Board have underj 11; taken to erect a wharf at Pipimea ■ Point (next to the property), and Uie'famaki i West Road Board to make a road giving i access to the wharf, and are only waiting for j the sanction of the Marine Department to 'make a start with the work. On the comDiction of this work accessibility to Kohi- i I inarama will be of a most complete order, j I as it is about 25 minutes' steam, or within ! l an easy drive of the City by a tip-top road. TERMS: 10 per cent, cash, 10 per cent, in 3 mouths, 10 per cent, in 12 months, balance Ist August. 1914; interest on all unpaid balances at 5 per cent. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. BRIGHTON TESTATE JCi :" (CAMP FARM I ' v " : ' "' f, QTAHUHU. BEAUTIFUL VOLCANIC SECTIONS. IDEAL RESIDENTIAL SITES. m "jIJANDENO JACKSON Will Sell by Public Auction, at their Rooms. Customs-street E., Auckland, on a date to be announced, ' '. riIHAT PORTION OF CAMP FARM facing 1 the PANMURE-OTAHUHU ROAD, which has been subdivided into quarter-acre lots. THE SECTIONS are elevated, within an easy walk of the station, close to the township and works. Command splendid views, and the soil is the RICHEST VOLCANIC, FREE from STONE. A New Road will be put through next year, giving easy access to a reserve on the beautiful Tamaki River. . Plana- in a short time. PRELIMINARY -VOTICE. JJEVONPOET. T>EACH. TOEACH. "DEACH. "\TAEEOW I^TECK " v, ■' ' v J3EACH ' STATE. p RAND J>EACH "piRONTAGES. CAFE "DATHING. -EXCELLENT "DOATING. i m ,MANDENO JACKSON. Instructed by the Trustees, will Sell by Public Auction, at their Rooms, Customsstreet East, towards the end of OCTOBER. rpHAT ; MAGNIFICENT pROPERTY KNOWN AS THE JO-ARROW . "gEACH TESTATE. This Property commands a view over the Auckland City, and has a superb sea view It has a frontage to the Narrow • Neck Beach at Devonport. where bathing and boating can be indulged in at all states of the tide..' EXTENSIVE VIEWS OF THE EANGITOTO CHANNEL AND HAURAKI GULF ARE OBTAINED FROM ALL PARTS \ -..;. OF THE ESTATE. ADJOINING GOLF GROUNDS AND RECREATION GROUNDS. The property has been subdivided into 90 Beautiful Building Sections, and the values have been fixed' at PRICES WHICH MUST COMMAND IMMEDIATE :," { SALE, as the ' Trustees wish to realise to close the estate. Ferry, £5 per annum for large family. The cheapest in the world. Within seven minutes' walk of Lake tram, Id section, and three minutes when roads are opened up. Tram K will eventually nasa the property. . -. ;1 '~'7 -■ .. ■ '>: v •'' .1-' '"■"■;■"'■'-?''- ''■ ~: ''■ : ' r r\--'^JL )