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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16178, 15 March 1916, Page 14

' Sales by Auction. y. WALKER AND pOAKLEY. ■ AT THE RESIDENCE, r. 11, M ASON ' 3 A^rI ERNE » A 1 , THIS T)AY, 22 NOON ' is TIOUSEHOLD pURNITURE. a ON ACCOUNT OF OWNER, WHO IS GIV *' ING UP HOUSEKEEPING, _. Details: P TRON FRAME PIANO, good tone; ! 5: 1 TAPESTRY DIVAN CHAIRS. SPRING V SEATED COUCH, with Swab, Suck-seatee 1 Sea Grass Chair, Carpet Square in Orienta .' design, Madras Curtains, Cushions, Table jo" Chairs, Fender, Bookshelf, Quantity Books r> Pictures, Large. Glass-fronted Book Case le Hall Linoleum, 3 Slip Mats, Pot Stands. Car t pet Square, Toilet Ware, Bookshelf, Law Curtains, 8 Single Wood 'Bedsteads, Win ). Wove, Kapok Bedding, Curtains, Spaoioui B Mirrored AVardrobe, Comb. Pair, Arm Chair d Towel Rail. Linoleums, Single Comb. Chest 1. and Usual Bedroom Sundries; WERTHEII! r, SEWING MACHINE; Kitchen Table. Car 3. pet Sweeper, Gas Iron, Saucepans, Clothe; n Horse, Step Ladder, Good Pennsylvania (ball baaring), Mason's Jay Preserving Pan, good Bicycle (gent.'s), and Usual Sundries. d NO RESERVE. TERMS CASH. WALKER AND pOAKLEY, AUCTIONEERS. HIGH STREET. THIS T\AY. t AT 2 P.M. Q.OOD pOTTAGES, \ RCHHILL. By Order of the Executors of the late Mary E. Lonihan, 3 P OBT Q fJARR AND QON Have received instructions from the Executors of the late Mary E. Lenihan, to Sell by Auction at their Rooms, Swanson St., on WEDNESDAY, March 15, at 2 p.m., COTTAGE 7 ROOMS, on good section of 40ft by 100 ft, in James Street, Archhill, and being Lot 0 of Section 2 of Sub. of Allot. 13, Section 7, Sub. of Auckland. At present occupied by Mr. R. Lonihan. POTTAGE OF 4 ROOMS, on good notion. * KJ 40ft by 100 ft, and being Lot 12 of ' same subdivision. Now occupied by tenant. Both these Cottages are just r.f the train road, close to the tram, and offer a good opportunity for working men to acquire a good home- We have, instructions to quit these properties, and they will be Sold. Further particulars can be obtained fr».m the Auctioneers, cr hoioij. B. GRIHAM, I Solicitor, Wyndham Street. ■ UNDER THE CONDUCT OF THE REGISTRAR OF THE SUPREME COURT AT AUCKLAND.- AT THE 1 REQUEST OF THE MORTGAGEE. , THIS TJAY, AT 2 P.M. MESSRS. Jk Q # QARR AND QONS Have been favoured with instructions to Sell by Public Auction, at their Rooms, in Swanson Street, Auckland, on the above date, v . . ALLL THAT PARCEL OP LAND, containing 59 acres 1 rood, more or less, comprising Section; 2, Block 11., of the Waoku Survey District, and being the whole of the land in Certificate of Title, j Volume 46, Folio 102. in Mortgage No. 64432. The Mortgagee's application and his estimate of the value. of the land may bo seen at the Registrar's Office at all reasonable times prior to the sale, and in the Auction Room at the time of sale, without payment of any fee. A copy thereof may be seen at the Offices of Messrs; Oliphant and Oliphant, Solicitors, High Street, Auckland, from whom full particulars may be obtained, and further information may ids* be obtained from the Auctioneers. WEDNESDAY. MARCH 29 . AT 12 O'CLOCK. "DARQUENTINE ySABEL. "ROBERT p pARR AND CON Have received instructions from Captain W. Robs, who is retiring from .seafaring life, to Sell by Auction at their Rooms, Swanson St., Auckland, on Wednesday, March 29, at 12 noon, , THE WELL-KNOWN BARQUENTINE 1 .YSABEL, of 160 tons register; length, 107 ft; beam, 21ft; and depth lift Bin; with all Sails and Gear, comprising full suit of sails, extra sails, ground tackle, 1 Lifeboat, 14ft Rowing Boat, 7 h.p, Winding Winch, and all Tools and Blocks, etc., etc The vessel will carry''l6o tons copra, and is very suitable for an Island Trader, where , she has been employed for some years. Built of wood, and copper-fastened all over. Masts, rigging and spars, all in good orderFurther particulars can be obtained at the Offices of too Auctioneers, Swanson Street. TTOROTIU pARK. ESTATE. '. pRIDAY, ,TI|AROH Q-| > 69 ~ VALUABLE TOWN -69 ALLOTMENTS (QUARTER AND HALF ACRES), Adjacent to Horotiu Freezing- Works and opposite to railway station. No. 2 Section has been acquired for a post office, and a building for that purpose will shortly be erected. 2K-piNE pUILDING QITES-9K (li AND 1} ACRES), Right opposite to the Freezing Works. 12" H ANDY H° LDING ""19 pADDOCKS. * MOTE T?ASY TERMS: 5 PER CENT. DEPOSIT. 5 PER CENT. IN 6 MONTHS ' 6 PER CENT. IN 12 MONTHS BALANCE AT 6 PER CENT. Also, MB. J).UXFIELD'S "QAIKY A RM, To be offered inn Two Sections of 75 ACRES AND 78 ACRES, including the Homestead.' A great chance for a go-ahoad man, the present owner has now arranged to supply milk to the employees of the Freezing Works, which are within a mile of the Homestead, and which must grow enormously. The buildings comprise a 6-rooraed House with all conveniences, wash-house, qnd men's room detached; cowshed (concrete floor), with Simplex Milking Machine, Globe Turbine Separator (77 gallons), implement shed, stables, pigsties (concrete floor), etc., etc. Th© property is well subdivided into fifteen paddocks. There are'beautiful clumps of shelter trees dotted about the farm, giving the property a park-like appearance; the grounds round the Homestead are also very tastefully laid out. It is well adapted for a cutting up pro- • position, having a full (frontage to a dedicated road. PASY TERMS: 10 PER CENT. DEPOSIT. 10 PER CENT. IN 6 MONTHS 10 PER CENT. IN 12 MONTHS BALANCE AT 6 PER CENT. TO BE SOLD BY pUBBIC RUCTION On pRIDAY, MARCH 01 AT 2.80 P.M., In the MGARUAWAHIA ' TOWN TJALL. Send to us for Plans. QOOPER AND. MANNING, AUCTIONEERS, HAMILTON. 1 1