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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 14853, 2 December 1911, Page 3

Sales by Auction. TW-EW T YNN rpWN . JJBTATB, TWO MINUTES' WALK FROM BAILWAY STATION. Acting' under instructions from the N.Z. Brick, Tile, and Pottery 00., Ltd.. T OUIB T -WIS Will Sell by Auction, r\N THE . Q.ROUND, QN THE QROUND, GATURDAY. JQBCEMBER . f CATUHDAY. TJECEMBER Jg - AT 2.30 PM- >''■■ r\Vt THE Q.ROTJND. JO riHOIOE "DUILDING gITES. 43 C** OICB JB mLDING gITES. ALL LEVEL SECTIONS. Title : Land Transfer. Good Roads. 14 TRAINS RUN TO AND PROM DAILY. Workmen's Tickets, 2a Weekly. TERMS: 10 per cent. Pall of Hammer. 10 per cent. 6 Months. 10 per cent 18 Months. ... Balance three years at 5 per cent. Piano and further particulars from the Auc tionecr, T OUIS TEWIB, VICTORIA-STREET EAST. OMALL pARMS AND TDEAL TTOMES — 'ARCHD. WALLACE, Instructed by the Owner, will Bell BY PUBLIC AUCTION, AT HIS ROOMS DARBY'S BUILDINGS, LOWER QUEEN street, auckland, ':- on VRIDAY, T\ECEMBER 22, AT *> P.M. 0 HARP. rpHE ,-jyj-ANUREWA TESTATE, TIfANUREWA, SUBDIVIDED INTO 24 AREAS, RANGING FROM TWO AND A-HALF ACRES " UPWARDS. ■pASY WORKABLE T AND. ■ ?bS T AND ~, rpRANSFER fTUTLE. On Section 20 there is a first-class Dwell tag recently built, with bath, scullery, sink, cupboards. Orion range, wash-house with I copper. Water laid on to dwelling and washhouse. FINE HEALTHY POSITION. NICE SUR $ ROUNDINGB, LOVELY CLIMATE ; few minutes station, creamery, school, and ! sea beach; 15 miles city by rail and road, MANUREWA will shortly have a suburban train service, and immediately this i i B established prices of property will as- [ suredly increase in Value there, as thej i have done in Papatoetoe. Avail of the oppor- ' tunity and buy at a comparatively low • figure. Secure a nice country home foi • yourself and family, and make money '. All early crops can be grown here, and out ' markets are calling out for supplies all the year round. > •.'("■■,'•• '■■•'■ KEEP A FEW COWS. 1 RAISE POULTRY. GROW FRUIT. I PORK AND PROFIT. 1 MANUREWA will become one of our besi . suburbs; the population has grown rapidly 1 Many of our city friends have alreadj built homes in the district. , r • -'■■" r _:,-.-. ■ ; j No other properties can come on to th< i, market to compete with the low reserves • placed on ''. TMTANUREWA p STATE. a . "' _ 1 A RCHD. ."WALLACE, '! AUCTIONEER, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT. e '■ : ,•• ''■■• , >, • ... 1 o a l 1, e , % —~" a j; BY ORDER MORTGAGEE. l QAMUEL /COCHRANE & OON, T TD, WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION. -fXTEDNESDAY. T\ECEMBER r» ,1911, ' AT la O'CLOCK, ALL THAT PIECE A_) PARCEL O* LAND, being Part of' Lot 1, Section 2, d Parish of Onehunga, containing 13 perches. This Section is situated at the Corner ol Trafalgar-street and Selwyn-street; there art i two buildings on the section. ?' The Section has a frontage of 66ft to ' Trafalgar-street, with a depth of 47ft. , Trams pass the Section. 3 * Title: Land Transfer. Conditions to bo seen at Auctioneers'. Property is Flagged. OAMUEL jnOCHRANE & CON, T.TD., ALBERT E. SLOMAN, Auctioneer. "WEDNESDAY, T\ECEMBER £» 1911, 13 O'CLOCK SHARP. QAMUEL pOCHRANE & QON, T TD., Acting under instructions from Mrs. MARGARET POLLOCK, who is now residing in Sydney, will Sell by-Public Auction, rpHAT DESIRABLE RESIDENCE of sil X rooms, pantry, and scullery, situated on the Corner of CKUMMEK ROAD and POLLEN-STREET. PONSONBY. , <] This is a fine Section, having a frontage of 62ft to Crummer Road by a depth of 150 it, — The Owner has just spent £50 in thoroughly doing the House up inside. It is within one 3 minute's walk of trams (Grey Lynn or Ponsonby cars). '. ' , ' .':'.,, Cards to View from the Auctioneers. Property is Flagged. QAMUEL COCHRANE & gON, T TD. i ALBERT E.) SLOMAN, Auctioneer,