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New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16936, 23 August 1918, Page 8

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PRIDAY, ' ; ' C EPTEMBER Q> ' % iji-.'r AT 12 NOON. ttowick! ''-,-'..■'' ■": ctowick. . JTOCSE AND SECTIONS. t By order of the Publio Trustee as Administrator of the Estate of Dr. C. P. Fits- . Gerald (Docoased). . "-• . pOBT. n QARR,' AND OON Have received instructions from tho Publio Trustee to Sell by Auction at their Rooms, Swanson Street, Auckland,, on FRIDAY, September 6, at 12 noon, ... THE UNDER-MENTIONED SECTIONS '•:.-:<.•• IN HOWICK:LOT I—ALLOTMENTS 91, 92,-100. and 101 '::■ (area, 4 acres), with House, at present ' let at 5s a week. ■ • '■ ■ ~ LOT 2-ALLOTMENTS 94 and 99; area. 2 "■ aores. '■• "• *' -•"■-■.-■:-.-_.-.,-. -....- LOT 8-ALLOTMENTS 84. 85.. 86. and 88; '•' area,'! ucres. ■'■'.■ ' -;■■■: LOT 4-ALLOTMENTS 97 and 98; area, 2 '..:-.aores. -- '•■■ -■ ■:■■■ ■:■ ■ : < ■•■, ' LOT 6>ALLOTMENT 8 OF: SECTION 11 j area, li acres. *'-.■' ' >■-.-' ■.■ . LOT G-ALLOTMENT 4 OF SECTION 11; area, li"acres. :''■■ -.-... LOT 7-ALLOTMENT 8 OF SECTION 11, m AND ALLOTMENT 2 OF SECTION 12 area, (i acres. '■ '':■'■■■'■ :.:-,..: LOT 8-AIJLOTMENTS 131 AND 182, AND : Y ALLOTMENT 1 OF SECTION 12: area. ' 5 acreii 9 porches. •': ,•..•./. LOT 9—AI'jLOTMENTS^ISS.-134. and 135; area, ,8 acres. ■'> ■ ■'- : ..-■-■ : ■ . > LOT 10-ALLOTMENTS : 179 and 180; area, '.'.-•. 2 acres. ••-. . •"• ■:'-•■".; ~"." ..' ,':■ .. ,- '■"-- -~;«Properties Flagged. Plans and Conditions of Sale can be seen and . further particulars obtained iat the Office of the Auctioneer Swanson Street.'; ; COMMERCIAL Men.-Accidents and Sick- , i ness may »overtake j you. ! S | Perfect and cheaD protection.—National 'Insurance Co.. ( 101, $uma fit, '•;-;;•; - .'J