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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 14809, 12 October 1911, Page 12

, , Sales. by ; . Auction. . . J JJICHARD AND 00.' •JIHIS J)AY,' rpHIS J) AY. " AT 11 O'CLOCK. ~ •- ON THE PREMISES. 72. ALBERT-STREET, I 2 Doors from WYNDHAM-ST., CITI. JpURNITURE AND JpURNISHINGS OF ; 6:;R OOMS v • ; . Favoured with instructions from Owner, who is leaving for Sydney, the undersigned will Sell as above, :T ' WITHOUT RESERVE, Edison home phonograph and records. 7-Piece Tup. Suite.. 8-Day Clock, Chiffonier.' 12 A.B. Chairs. Dining lable, , Tea Service, Pictures, Crockery. Glassware, Linoleums, 3 S.I. Bedsteads, 1). Bedstead, 1 Wire Mattresses, 8 W. Stretchers. Kapok. ' Feather and Flax Overlay*. 2 5-Di..Chests, ! Washstands, Dress. Tables. Mirrois, loilet- " ware. Blinds. Curtains, etc., New - Home, • Mangle, Baths. K. Table. Chairs. Cutlery, ' Crockery, Irons, Saucepans, and Usual Kitchen Sundries, etc., etc. ; AUCTION, rjpHIS J) AY - T ms D ay. f^RTHUR .. AND QO.. RICHARD AND QO. AT.. CITY. MARKET. • ; RID AY JQ 3Q PROMPT. ON ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY ' CONCERN. , ITHOUT RESERVE. 21 JI.LINOIS QRFAM gEPARATORS, - 35, 50. and 60 GALLONS. These Machines are all new and complete. IMPORTANT.—Farmers and others should inspect the above ' AND 00. THOS B. ARTHUR, Auctioneer. jQ ALGETY AND QOMPANY.' J^IMITED, '\. T gPRINGBANK. OLEVEDON*. -• S ' \ On \ j MONDAY, QCTOBER lg AT NOON, Having sold the farm we will Sell on Ao count of Mrs. W. G. Wallace— -i 9 EXTRA CHOICE DAIRY COWS, principally Jersey. 1 JERSEY BULL. 5 PICKED JERSEY YEARLING HEIFERS. 7 CALVES. l ~ 2 HEAVY DRAUGHT MARES, good sort». 1 HEAVY DRAUGHT GELDING. 2 GIG HORSES. ' . „ Sprint? Cart, Dray. Gig. D.S. Buggy, and all harness. Mowing -Machine. Double Furrow Plough. Reversible Disc Plough. 2 Single-Furrow Ploughs, and all other- necessary Implements. ' HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS OF NINE-ROOMED HOUSE. Also, on account of a client— ' MARE. 4 years, ideal- farm horse, thoroughly. reliable. , ...... . 2-YEAR HOLSTEIN BULL, quiet and " sound. - J -. - > . " Outside Entries Solicited. * - '.■■■■• - - : Luncheon Provided. . CON. CHRISTIE, Auctioneer. QCEAN "yiEW STATE. ]\I ILFOEI> 1' AKAPUXA- . ■yyHEATLEY, JJAVEN AND 00., Acting under Instructions from the Owner, ! "" Will Sell • . - A i.. ... j stme jpms AG NIFICENT STATE, ; , ~ . By ~ PUBLIC AUCTION. . ' At their Salerooms, Darby's Buildings, . V? . Queen-street, ' , On -'i, , WEDNESDAY, QCTOBER lg^ :, ; _ AT 2.30 P.M. ' " Included in the Estate is the fine Residence now occupied by MISS HOUCHEN, containing 20 large rooms, with frontage of 240 ft to Ocean View Road, and 240 ft . frontage to Muritai Road. This Residence i is built -on undoubtedly the finest site in the Takapuna District, and Stands on a NATURAL TERRACE commanding unrivalled views of the Outer Harbour, which cannot possibly be built out. For many years MISS HOUCHEN ha 3 successfully utilised it as a convalescent home. There is a grand opening in the locality for a first-class Boardinghouse, and the appointments of this placo render it admirably adapted for the purpose. Milford Beach, noted for its safe and ideal bathing, is only a step from the Property, and is an ( asset in itself. There is a big demand for afternoon tea 3 all through the summer, and at present there are no refreshment rooms in the vicinity. . . LOTS*:" 17 and 49 each have five-roomed Cottages on them, and Purchasers will be : given immediate possession. [ ' . 37—ALLOTMENTS—37. , The Allotments are in glorious positions, - and command charming Marine Views. There is great prospective value in land at this favourite spot, and this is the h last property with [ ' . BEACH FEONTAGES ) To be cut up, consequently the last chance I f.; to secure a Section at ' ' -AUCTION PRICES. . Terms for Building Sections: £10 on fall of hammer, £10 in three months, £10 in six . months, £10 in 12 months; balance in three T -year 3 at fire per cent. • ' _ Terms i*: Lots with Buildings on; Ten per cent, on fall of hammer, 10 per cent, in three months, 10 per cent, in six months; balance in three years at five per cent. Plans and further. particulars from the . Auctioneers. v . " AND 00., ■; - DARBY'S BUILDINGS, QUEEN-ST. , ■ i ; (Few doors from Customs-st.) > v__ .. I "II AN GAT AN I . VALLEY ESTATE. A'-*-- AUCTION SALE OF ' OA FARM SUBDIVISIONS, ranging in area i-" from 170 acres upwards, • ' • ...... By MESSRS. SAMUEL VAILE AND SONS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27. Plan and Folder post free on application to fc". Vaile and Sons. Auckland, or F, P. Corkill, New Plymouth. ' Legal Notices. E. W. Porritt F. H. Mueller. pORRITT AND jyj"UELLER, BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS, / 115, QUEEN-STREET (Opposite Shortlanl-street), • > AUCKLAND, . And at PAEROA AND WAIHI. t - — F. H. Levien, M.A.. LL.B. . E. Abbott i AND Yj^BBOTT. BIRRISTERS AND SOLICITORS. (Both lately associated with the office of A Hanna. Esq., Barrister and Solicitor), Have commenced the Practice of their Profession at 91, Queen-street (opposite Fort-street). Second Floor, Alliance Assurance Buildings. jq- API E E ND ;. gMI TU. BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS. : 2, 3. 4. and 6. SECURITY BUILDINGS, AUCKLAND. Money to Lend on Land at Very Low Interest. ! , ' 8 Restaurants and Tea Rooms. J> R I o E ♦- S. COOLEST DINING ROOM" IV TOWN. BEST ONE SHILLING LUNCH • ELECTRIC FANS- NO FLIES. 1 ?,. SIS . MAJESTY'S ARCADE •