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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 15056, 27 July 1912, Page 3

— . __ - - . ~ .■;. > Sales by Auction; QO V V T'R Y . £ ALES-' ;>"■■;"■ ■■~. PUKEKOHE-Special Dairy Sale-SATUR. DAY, July 27. PUKEKOHE—MONDAY, July 29. DEVONPORT--Clearance Sale of Messrs. W. Parsons and WEDNESDAY, July 31. PUKEKAWClearance Sale of Mr, R. Dunn -THURSDAY, August 1. WAIUKU AST-Clearance Sale of Mr. J. A. Albrecht— August 2..-WAIUKU-SATURDAY, August 3. AKA AKA, WAIUKU-Clearance Sale of Messrs. P. Glass and G. M. Greenway— MONDAY, August 5. j WELLSFORD-TDESDAY', August 6. HELENSVILLE-WEDNESiDAY. August 7. PAPATOETOE-Clearance Sale of Messrs. Claude SATURDAY', August 10. PAPAKURA-Special Horse Sale-MONDAY, August 12, HELENSVILLE—CIearance Sale of Mr. W. H. Beaver—MONDAY, August 12. HELENSVttLE SALEYARDS-Sale of Messrs. R. and H. Fenton's Dairy-WEDNESDAY, Aiigust 14. ~ WHANGARATA—CIearance Sale of Mr. F. Potter-THURSDAY, August 15. POKENO—MONDAY, August 19. ' RUNCIMAN-TUESDAY,' August 20. BOMBAY—Clearance Sale of Mr. ffno. Ross— THURSDAY. August 22. PUKEKOHE—SpeciaI Cow .Sale-SATURDAY. August 24. *• PUKEKOHE—MONDAY, August 26. i PANMURE—Clearance Sale of Mrs. Jos. Dunn. -TUESDAY, August 27. THREE KlNGS— Clearance Sale of Messrs. G. Hansen" and w. Sands—FRIDAY, August 30. OTAHUHU-C'learance Sale of Mr. T. W. Discombe—SATURDAY, August 31. ALFRED "OUCKLAND AND CONS. •JPRIDAY, ADGUST O AT 2 P.M. SHARP. , CAMUEL yAILE AND QONS Will Sell by Public Auction, at their Land Sale Rooms, 87. Queen-street, Instructed by the Executors of the late MR. JAMES CCRLEY". TUTEWTON DOAD, CLOSE TO SYMONDS-STREET. VALUABLE FREEHOLD, having 87ft frontage to Newton Road by a depth of 200 ft, and also a frontage to Blake-street of 53ft, with a seven-roomed Dwellinghotise, outbuildings, etc. AN ADMIRABLE SITE FOR A CHURCH. HALL, OR FACTORY, or would carry a terrace of BRICK HOUSES. TjIRIDAY. AUGUST 9 AT 2 P.M. SHARP. QAMUEL yAILE AND QONS Will Sell by Public Auction, at their Land Sale Rooms, 87, Queen-street, rpWO "DENT-PRODUCING /COTTAGES, TPITHEL-STBEET. pDEN rpERRAOE. X OT 1.-FIVE-ROOMSD HOUSE and oonj JLi veniences, on section 46ft lOin by 100 ft. Let at 15s per week. ' LOT 2.—SIX-ROOMED HOUSE and conveniences, adjoining lot No. l, on section ' 33ft by 100 ft. Let at 16s 6d per week. Both Lots are held under 60 years' leas© from November 1,1884, Lot No. 1 at £7 per an,, and Lot No. 2 at £6 10s per an. Will be sold separately on; VERY EASY TERMS—£SO cash, balance £1 per week. » TjIRTDAY. AUGUST O ' AT P.M. SHARP. *"" "T CAMUEL "VTiAILE AND QONS . Will Sell by Public Auction, at their Land : Sale Rooms, 87. :. Queen-street, • ■\TORTHCOTE, • "WATERSIDE * CUBURBAN TTOME, WITH HARBOUR FRONTAGE. LARGE NINE-ROOMED RESIDENCE, with gas, water, bath; wash-house, copper, tubs, septic tank, p.w.c, etc.: boatshed and bathing-house. Large allotment, 100 ft to Qaeen-st. by about 227 ft, running down to HIGH WATER MARK. Only eight minutes from ferry. TpRIDAY, AUGUST O ' AT 2 P.M. SHARP. '. QAMUEL "yAILE AND QONS , Will Sell by Public Auction, at their Land Sale Rooms, 87, Queen-street, A LLOTMENTB 68 and 69. containing 123 A. acres '3 roods 0 perches, and Allotment 128. containing 40 acres, Parish of Putaeatna. Unimproved land, some bush. Oloso to Dairy Flat. * TTNREBERVED AUCTION QALE OF WAIKATO gTOCK TjURM. F RIDAY, 16; AT 2 P.M. SHARP. QAMUEL yAILE AND CONS Will Sell by Auction, WITHOUT RESERVE, at their Land Sale Rooms, 87, Queen-street, Owing to Dissolution of Partnership, PARTLY-IMPROVED RIVERSIDE FARM I OF 923 A GEES AT W AOTU Mostly plo'ughable; 150 acres fenced, subdivided, and in grass; 40 acres ready for ploughing, balance rough feed; • ■ well : watered by stream, available for water i power; House of five rooms, stable, storeroom, concrete dairy and milking shed; frontago to Waikato River and main road to To Awamutu, and about 11 miles from Putaruru railway station. Subject to a mortgage of £1000, this fine farm will be ABSOLUTELY SOLD to the TTIGHEST "DIDDER. "pRIDAY, . A UGUST Q AT 12 NOON SHARP. -J-VEVONPORT. , piIOICE TJESIDENOF AND riOTTAGE TRELAND-ST., pONSONBY. g T? 00MH - M' T "TEORNES, Instructed by the Owner, will Sell by Auc-. tion at the Laud Sale Rooms, 83, QueenStreet '21, ABBOTSFORD TERRACE, VERY CHOICE NEW RESIDENCE OF SIX : V ROOMS, largo and lofty, besides bathroom, wash-house (with copper, tubs, and water), and scullery. The whole is of the best timber, and fitted with bay windows, tiled hearths, and register grates, hot and cold water service, choice papers, friezes, and ventilators; Orion range, Bet in white tiles. There are, in addition, two detached rooms, which are fitted and used as a separate dwelling, and let for 8s per week. ' Large workshop, patent w.c, and complete drainage. The allotment is 50ft by 150 ft, level, and in grass, garden, and choice fruit trees; lovely views of water: strongly recommended, and will be positively sold by auction. IRELAND-ST., off FRANKLIN RD.. Also, 40, IRELAND-ST., off FRANKLIN ED., COTTAGE, FIVE ROOMS, iron roof; washbouse, range, sink, etc.; level allotment, 53ft by 80ft. In eood order. Will be sold nracticallv Without Reserve. X ripHORNES, Auctioneer, 83, Qusen-st. FECIAL ..JJOHBB ]?AIR AT TTAMILTON. m-UESDAY.- T^ LY 3Q OAA DRAUGHT. HACK, AND LIGHT 200 HARNESS HORSES. Reaper and Binder (M.H.), 13-Diso Drill and Turnip Box, 9-coulter Drill. Light Waggon mi to 2cwt. Sale 10 a.m Order of Sale: Unbroken Horses, Implements, Draughts. Hacks. -TUBMERS' QO-OPERATIVE RUCTION- , EERING pOMPANY, J^TD., HAMILTON. G. F. MCCULLAGH, G. W. VERCOE, T. A. DUNLOP, Auctioneers. ~