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New Zealand Herald, Volume LII, Issue 16026, 18 September 1915, Page 3

< Sales by Auction. ' (THIS J") AY, AT 2.30 P.M. pAPAKURA. pAPAKURA. QLASGOW p EASES. ;JJOBT. Q QARR AND gON Have received instructions from the Church of England Diocesan Office to Sell by Auction ON THE GROUND AT PAPAKURA, on the above date, THE LEASES FOR 21 YEARS, WITH RIGHT OF RENEWAL EVERY 21 YEARS THEREAFTER ON GLASGOW LEASE PRINCIPLE, of 4 r? LARGE ALLOTMENTS on the Great 10 South Road at Papakura, with areas ranging from 23 perches to 1 rood 23 perches. These Allotments are within one minute's walk of the Railway Station, and have Great Prospective Value. Plans Ready. jiyj-ONDAY -J O'CLOCK. -JJRGENT § ALE - Owner leaving for Sydney on Monday. AT CLAREMONT. THE RESIDENCE OF A. R. B AILET - E SQ> "t)AICE i VENUE. OFF X -T- DOMINION ROAD. f£HE £OMFORTABLE JJOME. CONTAINING S LX pARGE pOOMS. i BATHROOM Pantry. Scullery. 2 Conservatories. Return Verandah, h. and c water, well and faithfully built. Section 50ft by 153 ft, mcoly laid out in lawn, garden, and orchardThe Owner must Sell. REGARDLESS OF PRICE, before leaving New Zealand. Also, after above. WITHOUT RESERVE. HIS SUPERIOR HOUSE FURNISHINGS, which are m' excellent condition. DRAWINGROOM. —PIANO, cost £55 10s 3 vears ago, iron frame, full trichord, c -: Good Quality AXMINSTER PILE CARPET. Very Fine 6-PCE. SUITE, upholstered in silk tapestry, purchased at Auckland Exhibition GOATSKIN HEARTHRUG, Lace Curtains of good quality. Pictores. Ornaments. Kap. 'Cushions. OVERMANTEL. cost £$ Bs. Afternoon Tea Set. DLNTNGROOM. — HANDSOME SIDEBOARD. DINING TABLE, A.B.W. Chairs. WICKER LOUNGE, American Platform ROCKERS, ex qual. LINOLEUM H-Rug. COPPER KERB AND IRONS. DINNER AND TEA SERVICES. E P CAKE DISH. EP. TEA AND COFFEE SERVICE. Cut Glass BISCUIT BARREL. Oak Biscuit Barrel. E.P. TABLE CUTLERY. GLASS AND CHINA WARE. Valuaole Pile TABLE COVER. Spring Blind. Laos Curtains.

Hall. HALLSTAND. Axminster Carpet Runner, Curtains. Pictures. iPEDROOMS. -. HANDSOME MASSIVE WARDROBE. Duchess Pair. MASSIVE B.M. BEDSTEAD. "WIRE AND KAPOK. MATTRESS AND PILLOWS, Ottoman Conch, BRUSSELS CARPET and Linoleums. Rattan and Wicker Chairs. Toilet Ware. LADIES' E.P. DRESSING CASE. BLANKETS. BED AND TABLE LINEN Kitchen. — cooking utensils. B-W. Chairs. Table, Gas Iron. Brags - Pres. v? 31 -, Oval Boiler. Mincer, Wringer, Linen Baskets, Pres. Jars. Q.ABDEN HOSE and Tools. Pot Plants. TERMS CASH. NO RESERVE AND QO.. .AUCTIONEERS, ELLIOTT STREET. ——— ■ — — FRIDAY, gEPTEMBER 9^ AT a P.M. SHARP. gAMUEL yAILE AND gONS. J^TD., Have been favoured with instructions from • the Auckland City Council to Sell by ■ Public Auction, at their Rooms. 87. Uueen Street. gUILDINGS f OR REMOVAL. I WITHOUT RESERVE. QHORT STREET.—No. 7: SHOP AND M l LIVING ROOMS, built of wood, brick iron. : No- 9: WOODEN BUILDING. 2 storeys. V «ad brick basement. ; No. 11.—Corner Jermyn Street: WOODEN BUILDING, 16 rooms, 2 storeys, and brick : basement: also brick outshed. • Corner Jermyn Street: LARGE 2-STOREY . BUILDING, built of -wood: occupied by Agricultural Department. TWO-STOREY WOODEN FACTORY AND IRON SHED. 'TERMYN STREET: SUBSTANTIALLY«I BUILT RESIDENCE, of 11 rooms. built of -wood, one storey. pORNEB BEACH ROAD AND SHORT y^STREET: TWO-STOREY MODERN BRICK FACTORY. Beach road : iron and wood BUILDINGS, used as factory by TeleSTSDIi Department. No. 65: WOODED HOUSE, of 8 rooms «c.. one floor. ' 14 DAYS FOR REMOVAL. JIRIDAY, QCTOBER AT 2 P.M. gAMUEL yAILE AND gONS, J^TD-, Se i l ty Public Auction at their Land AN® ESTATE 87 ' Queen St "TO CLOSE JJEMUERA J^OAD. . [RESIDENCE of 8 rooms; bathroom, two U-4j .patent w.c.'s, etc.; all on one floor and m good order and repair. Section. 50ft byxtoft, also frontage to 20ft right-of-way Ofr a ELEVATED AND COMMANDDiG POSITION at the foot of Mount Hob©>n« , and only a few yards from the Arney f° a ! v c Stop. GOOD WATER VIEWS. 53ASY TERMS "will be granted. gAMUEL AILE AND gONS, . 87, QUEEN STREET. JTOIDAY, QCTOBER g 2 P.M. SHARP. JgUILDINGS FOR REMOVAL. ' § JEL AILE AND gONS, J^TD., 'Have been favoured with instructions from I 8 AUCKLAND CITY COUNCIL to Sell ?7. Public Auction. FOR REMOVAL, at their Rooms, 87. Queen St., the undermentioned buildings: — (1)— npHE LARGE BUILDING FRONTPutiv iNG JERMYN STREET AND AT-pKvr PLACE, now known as GLEN- ™ v 'u'" occupied as a private hotel. , ™ 13 building was erected at very great exPjjnse .L a residence for the Admiral, and SS .*• 'VERY BEST MATERIALS were »*;> m its ,contraction. It is built of wood limm. ?.T With slates and iron, and is ADMIRABLY, ADAPTED for re-erection in one or more buildings. GJ-TARGE TWO-STOREY RESIDENCE c. , adjoining the above in Jermyn T ?57 substantially buiTt of wood and rooted With slates; now occupied by E. R Russell, Esq. Further particulars on application. gAMUEL yAILE AND gONS, 87, QUEEN STREET. PROPERTY gALE. V YHURSDAT. gEPTEMBER 2Q AT 2.30 P.M. Favoured with instructions from Mr. Jamea e Kenahaw, we will Sell, on THURSDAY, September 30, at 2.30 p.m., '4 ON THE PROPERTY. jQENTRAL pOLLEN gT„ rpHAMES, , TOT 549—33 ft by 165 ft, together with two '•> v T -Buildings 'hereon, at present occupied Fruiterer ° Vlu " Tailor, and Mrs. Strange, above .Property is most centrally situated, in mam thoroughfare, and of daily increasing value. It is, indeed, seldom that I , suen a desirable property is in the market. | jv Further particulars apply, jJjURMERS' QO-OPERATI 'fr} -AUCTIONEERING QOMPANY, HAMILTON. - Hfe': • gpL-