Page 2 Advertisements Column 7

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 1514, 9 November 1912, Page 2

' 'Sales by Auction. ARRIS JJBOS. ' ■Will Sell by ■ Public at *land Auction Rooms, DURHAM-STREET EAST, . ON ■. "j^OrfeMBER £5^ • ■ AT'2 P.M. rpAKAPUNA, HURSTMERE ROAD.-Lot 2. X' : -Thorne's Estate, will-built House of four rooms; containing -pas store, linoleums, and small amount of .furniture, Magnificent views of Hauraki Gfulf. Bangitoto Channel, and Lake Takapuna, which cannot be built out. Stan din? on' beautifully-situated beach section. comnrisingr about i of an acre, W.t frontage to HurstinCre Road and 70ft frontage to beach bv 250 ft depth Car ' passes ddftr., One of the finest sections 'in this charming suburb. Within 30 minutes of Queen-street.- li.T.T. ■ HEMUERA, ROYAL TERRACE, overlook- ■ in? racecourse.—Splendid new bixroomed Bungalow; three minutes from car, largo rooms, hot and cold water, porcelain bath and basin, tiled grates and heart pantry and scullery, gas fire in . verandahs, ftotft and s:de. detached house with copper and tubs. Section, 5J by 155.- Laid out in lawns, garden, asphalt paths, etc. TX/fORNINGSIDE. SCHOOL ROAD.-Compact IVI. Six-roomed House, two minutes from ! car and one minute from school, uata- | room, pantry, wash-house vrlt l? I and tubs, gas and water throughout,. ana ; all necessary conveniences. Well and faitni fully-built of first-class timber, section, 40 I by Ist), more or less. L.T.T-Eden-dale, ELIZABETH-STREET. 'Second from Kingsland Road. — New Five I roomed Villa, scullery, pantry, porcelain 1 bath, built-in wardrobes and linen presses, i detached wash-houses with copper anc tubs. Nicely designed and well-built. Level vol--1 canic" section, GO by 132. ED END ALE. SHORT-STREET. Close to I JCi Edendale School—Modern Five-roomed I Bungalow; vestibule and hall-sittingroom in panelled rimu; beam . ceilings., _ Oriel I windows, lead lights, tiled hearths, gas | fire. etc. Diningroom has fibrous plaster ! ceiling. Ingle Oriel. window, and gas fire; ! also, gas fire in principal bedroom; batnj room with bath,. and basin, pantry, and ! scullerv, tiled range in kitchen. Section, |50 bv 168. L.T.T. I TIEVONPORT. 38. MOZLEY AVENUE.— ! ,JJ Nice Six-robmed Residence, containing 1 four bedrooms.' diningroom, kitchen, bathroom. large hall, and vferandah. All in firsts ; class order. Allotment, 60 by IK. Corner I Mozley Avenue and Cowper-strewt in lawns, [ garden, etc! EPSOM, CAMPBELL ROAD (near Royal Oak).—Three splendid Building Alloti ments. each 66 by 198, level and volcanic. Property lies high, with, good views; flvft ! minutes from tram. TAKAPUNA, EAST coast ROAD.—Fin© level Building Allotment, 66 by 165. One minute from car stop. Houses on both "sides. Opposite end of Rangitoto Terrace. Splendid views of sea and lake. L.T.T. Mount albert, st. Luke's road.— Three fine volcanic Building Sections, each 66 by 150. Close to New North Road, few minutes from trams and Morningside railway station. £10 cash, £40 in one month, balance for three years at 5 per cent. L.T.T. MORNINGSEDE. NEW NORTH ROAD.— IVJL Two valuable Building- Allotment#, 40 by 170 ft 6in and 40 by 206 ft sfn. Splendid business sites; main road close to car stop; L.T;T. . - MOUNT' ALBERT, NEW NORTH ROAD. just past St. Luke's Church, on left.— Two 'splendid Building Allotments, ICos. 4 and 5, Albertville Estate. Each, 60 by 198. Tl/TORNTNGSIDE, GORDON ROAD AND jLVx CARDIGAN-STREET.—Building Allotment, 50 by 205. Few minutes from car. Section 147, Gainsborough Estate, 68 by 218. Level and volcanic. NEW LYNN. ST. GILBURY'S AVENUE. One mile from station, just below New Lynn school, on left. Sixteen Acres, with depth of 10 chains, to be sold in two blocks of five acres each and one block of six acres, each having from five to six chains frontage. Terms: 10 per cent, cash, 10 per ceni. in six months, 10 per cent, in 12 months,, balance three; years at 5 per cest- , HUNUA, PONGA, NEAR PAPAKDRA.-SeC--tion 190 A. comprising 40 acres, more or less, practically all in . native gram, ringfenced, and well watered by never-failing creeks: lies to the sun all day; quartermile from school by good road. L?T.T. The 'Properties are Flagged. Full particulars and cards to view from the Auctioneers. , ' i JJ ARRIS jgROS.. DURHAM-STREET EAST. 'Phone 3864. JJJCKLAND i JJ ARBOUR JgtOAED. OF ALLOTMENTS, jpffIBEMAN'S : gAY ' : y Jir: " - " -r AUCTIONEER; Has been instructed by the Auckland "Barbour Board to Sell, by Public Auction, at his Auction Room*. His Majesty's Arcade, Queen-street, (Auckland, on - WEDNESDAY, 2Q 19 &. AT 12 NOON, Lease of allotment -iv beaumontSTREET, for 21 years with right pf renewal as provided by the Second Schedule to the Public Bodies Act, 1908Also, ' . T EASES OF ALLOTMENTS ON FREEJU MAN'S BAY RECLAMATION*.—>*o. 10 (western side) for a term of twenty-one years, with a right of renewal as provided by the Second Schedule to the Public Bodies' Leases Act. 1938; Numbers 29 to 47, inclusive (eastern side), for a term of fifty years. ' '

The following are the material provisions of tlio Lcaseis proposed to be sold:— Lessee not id assign or emb-lct without consent. Lessee to repair. Lessee riot to erect any "buildings unless plan has been first approved by the Board. Le6sco not to make any excavations on demised premises. • Lessee to insure, and in the event of fire, insurance moneys to be expended in rebuilding. No warranty that Lease shall be registerable. Conditions of Sale, Draft Lease, and Plan may be seen at the Offices of the Secretary of the Board and at the Office of the Auctioneer. By order of the Board, H. B. BURNETT, Secretory. JpiDAY, £0 AT - 12 NOON SHARP. pAPAKURA, JfARM J^AND. 240 A CEE? SUITABLE FOR SUBDIVISION. M * J , J ,HOBNEB Will Sell by Auction, at the Lp.nd Sale Rooms, 83, Queen-street, p>APAKUKA, 11 MILES FROM STATION. OA ft ACRES 1 ROOD GOOD LAND, with 2 miles of road.and beach front- : ages; all fenced and subdivided; 165 ACRES I GRASS, balance ploughed and cleared, ready for grassing; well watered. Up-to-date Residence, 8 rooms, and all necessary farm outbuildings; close to creamery and school. Easy Terms arranged. N.B.— owner is retiring and desires to sell, and has fixed low reserve. This farm is admirably suited for subdivision, and speculators would do well to inspect. J. THORXES, Auctioneer, 83. Queen-at. FRIDAY, . "[NOVEMBER 22 . AT 12 NOON SHARP. * JQEVONPORT, gT. gT. JJOUSE, rj. J^OOMS. M E ' J jpHORNEB Will Cell by Auction, at the Land Sale Rooms, S3. Queen-street QT. LEONARDS-STREET, Devonport (5 KJ minutes from wharf)— Verandah House, 7 rooms, besides bathroom, wash-house patent w.c., splendid drainage; all in pood order and conditio/1. Level freehold allotment, 45ft by 120 ft. L.T. Title. For absolute RtllP. J. THORNES, Auctioneer, 83, Queen-st.

• NOVEMBER 99 AT 12 NOON BHARP. gECOND J7"INGBLAND. ]\TEW LTOUSE, £ "ROOMS. M E ~ J X HOBNES Instructed by the Owner, will Sell by ' Aucthn, at the Land Sale Rooms. &5. Queen-street. ' i SECOND . AVENUE,' KI^GSLANP. lV E nn'i^rWw F ? ROOM ? D VERANDAH I 1> OOirAOE, besides scullery and bathroom, wash-house and workshop, copper and tubs, range, iron roof; all built of good , material. Fine level allotment. 661t by house 7 room for erection of another ( A splendid opportunity to secure a cheap * home. Owner must sell, and has instructed < me to sell a.lmost . " ' • WITHOUT RESERVE. Jj