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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 15175, 14 December 1912, Page 3

Sales by Auction. ipUESDAY, ' JJECEMBER |(J AT 2 O'CLOCK . / AUR I E jgj STA TE. pARNELL, • -VENUE. 14 OHOIOE0 HOIOE gtnLDING gECTIONS. LOVELY VIEWS. TWO MINUTES FROM CARS. Ti. M ANf)EN ° J ACKSON Instructed by 0. G. LAURIE, ESQ.. will Sell by Publio Auotion, at their Rooms, Customs-st. E., on above date— All THAT VALUABLE FREEHOLD ■£% being a Sub. of Pn- of Allot. 14, of Sec. 4. Suburbs of Auckland, known as the JgSTATE, Which has been subdivided into 14* I DEAL JJUILDING gITES Having frontages of about 55ft to Laurie Avenue (off Ayr-st.), by depths ranging from 115 to 287 ft. ALL the Sections lie well, many have a good "portion of level, command BEAUTIFUL . VIEWS, and are close to the tram stop at Ayr-st., by a fairly level road. TERMB.— per cent cash on fall of hammer, 23J per cent, within one month, balance in 12 months at 5i per cent. Sections Flagged. • AT 10 O'CLOCK. AT THE pAH OOLLEGE, QNEHUNGA. 4 FINE DAIRY COWS, IN FULL MILK. 3 UPRIGHT GRAND PIANOS. .All with Beautiful Tone. GEOLOGICAL SPECIMENS, CHEMISTRY APPARATUS, SCHOOL FURNITURE, ' GYMNASIUM ACCESSORIES. HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS AND EFFECTS. T M ANDENO AOKSON ' Instructed by the REV. P. S. SMALLFIELD, owing to the lease falling in and the amalgamation of the School with King's College, will Sell, by Public Auction, at the PAH COLLEGE, ONEHUNGA, JJtHE WHOLE OF THE gCHOOL AND JJOUSEHOLD pURNISHING AND JgFFECTS, All in good order and condition, includ-

UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO, BY HOELLING AND SPANGENBURG, UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO, by HAAKE, UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO, by RAMSBERGER. Those three pianos are in good order, and each is in a WALNUT CASE. • LARGE GLASS-FRONTED BOOKCASES; OPTICAL LANTERN, with Limelight Attachments, Screen, Stand, together with Microscopic Slides for same: SET OP GEOLOGICAL SPECIMENS, CHEMISTRY APPARATUS, 2 TELEPHONE INSTRUMENTS, 10 SINGLE IRON BEDSTEADS, 20 COMBINATION AND TOILET CHESTS OP DRAWERS, 100 W.W. STRETCHERS. Flax Mattresses, Kapok Beds, Pillows, Blankets, Sheets, Towels, Bed Linen, Table Linen, Treadle Sewing Maohine, VERY LARGE DININGROOM TABLE, Kitchen, Dining, and Fancy Tables, Dinner Waggon, Mirrors, FIRST-CLASS BRE AD-OUTTIN G MACHINE, A.B.W. Cane and Wooden Chairs, Forms, etc., E.P. WARE, LARGE QUANTITY of DINNER AND DESSERT KNIVES and E.P. SPOONS and : FORKS, Dishes, Plates, Cups, Saucers,' Cruets, Glassware, CALIFONT. 4 Plunge Baths, Tubs, 6ft RANGE AND COPPER BOILER, COPPER URNS, Gas Rings, Enamel Ware, Aluminium and Enamel Saucepans,' Kettles, Boilers, Baker's, Kitchen, and Dairy Utensils, Pans, Burets; Churn. Clocks, Couches, Linoleum, Bins, Wire Covers, GARDEN TOOLS. LAWN ROLLER,,. Iron and Wooden Hurdles, i -Fenoing. Wire, Wheelbarrows, Ladders, Steps, Horizontal Bars, Roman Kings. Trapeze, Poles, Walking Ladder, Bicycle Hack. Lockers, 24-INCH TWIN HOLLER MANGLE, Wringer, Clothes and Linen Baskets, Clothes Horses, LARGE IRONING STOVE AND IRONS, School Desks, Books, Blackboards, Maps, School Chair". Theatrical Scenery on Rollers, 4ft, IRON LATHE PLANED BSD. Turner's Tools, Carpenters' Benches, CARPENTERS' TOOLS, Grindstone and Stand, Bench Vice, Miniature Target, Officers' Swords, Belts, etc.. and a quantity of goods too numerous to particularise. Also, 4 FINE DAIRY COWS, IN FULL MILK. JfEBRUARY J0 AT 2 O'CLOCK. J£AIKOHE IJIOWN. THE NORTHERN RAILWAY CENTRE, WHERE TWO 'RAILWAYS JUNCTION. ON THE SUPERB KAIKOHE VOLCANIC I PLAINS. FINEST DAIRYING LAND IN THE DOMINION. OA QECTIONS. CENTRE OF TOWN. O'i lOECTIONS. CENTRE OF TOWN. rjy/J-ANDENO JACKSON. In conjunction with FARMERS' UNION, LTD... WHANGAREI, Will Sell by Public Auction, at their Rooms, Customs-street E., on above date, OA SECTIONS, ranging from 1 to lj ACRES, situated in the heart of KAIKOHE, predestined to be the MOST IMPORTANT TOWN of the favoured NORTH. Special attention is called to this sale, as it will enable business people and speculators to acquire sections in a town destined at no distant data to be a second Hamilton or Palmerston North. Kaikohe is the centre of that famous belt of volcanic land which has been locked up as native land for years, and has been the El Dorado of all landseekers. Recently the whole of this great distriot. comprising over 40.000 acres, has passed into the hands of the Europeans, and will shortly be subdivided and handed over to the Dairy Farmer, when it will become the Finest Dairying Settlement in the Dominion. The land is the richest volcanic, superior to the best land lying between Auckland and Onehunga, very similar in appearance, but richer, and having the mqst perfect winter climate in the world. It is absolutely the most perfect dairying climate in the world— as hot in summer as Auckland, and warmer in winter—the richest volcanic in the Dominion and magnificently watered. In addition to this the railway from Whangarei to Hokianga will be opened to Kaikohe about March next, and subsequently the North Auckland Main Trunk Railway, via the Mangakahia Valley, will also junction at Kaikohe. making it the chief railway centre of the North. Everything points to Kaikohe being a second Hamilton, and the subdivision now offered is one of the best ever put before the public. TERMS: 15 per cent. cash. 15 per cent, in 6 months. 15 per cent, in 12 months, balance in 3 years; 5 per cent, interest on all unpaid balances.'

PLANS FROM I JJVITK pARMERS' "|JNION, WHANGAREI. Ot T M AjroENO JACKSON. Auctioneers, Customs-street E., Auckland. JMPORTANT J^OTICE. JUT gALES. ALE YARDS. During the Christmas and New Year Holidays, the Fat Stock Sales will be held in the above Yards on FRIDAY, December 27. 1912, and WEDNESDAY, January 8, 1913. There will not be any Sale of Dairy and Store Cattle from December 19 until January 9 ALFRED BUCKLAND AND SONS. N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO.. LIMITED AND REDUCED. DALGETY AISD CO. i