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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17297, 22 October 1919, Page 5

Sales by Auction. ONEHUNGA, f\:NEHUKGA. NEHuyGA: _ WfrgingGA: TJEGENT CALE OF TDJSSIDENCE. rpHIS T)AY, AT £ *- m gAMUEL -yAILIETND gONS, J TD.. Will Sell by Public Auction at tlieir Rooms. 65. Queen Street: RESIDENCE OP 8 BOOMS AND OFFICES. »31 ni the p™ OF uRDER, b»7ing just -been thoroagEly ro-no-vatedi built of bast materials; range arid cas stove: sewer drainage and p.w.c.: detached wash-house. Freehold flection, 60 by Situated in ARTHUR stREET WEST. HAndy to trams. Could readily be converted into 2 Flats, and let to advantage. Imjnwaato possession ■ given. T£ARANGABAPE J£AEANGAHAPE T3OAD. yALUABLE pUSINESS CITE IX JJECEASED JP STATE. rjpHIS T)AY, AT 9 P.M., gAMUEL yAHiE AND CONS, T^TD.. Have been instructed by the beneficiaries in the Estate of the late MR. S. DUNKLEY, to Sell by Public Auction at their Rooms, 85, Queen Street, TTALUABLE FREEHOLD SITE, fronting » Ivarangahape Road. 30ft by depth one side of 1175 ft. and on tho other of 1145 ft. with . Brick Motor Shop thereon erected. Situated in CENTRE OF THE BUSINESS BLOCK between Liverpool Street and Symoada Street corner. There has been a good deal of movement in KARANGAHAPE ROAD PROPERTY oi late. The WISE LNVESTOR . realises this Uri?E!!S!li* M U has a GREAT BUSINESS FtTLRE. Here is* an opportunity of picking up a property that is CERTAIN to show a BIG ADVANCE o n the figure at ■which it can now be obtained. JMPOETANT IDEALISATION SALE OF JUSTNESS pREMISES. _____ TTARANGAHAPE 'ftOAD. f?OAD. AND piTT OTEEET. piTT CTREET. !JHIS -QAY. AT 9 P.M. gAMUEL yAJLLE AND CONS, T TD., Have been favoured with instructions by 1 '&$, Trustees of the Estate of tho late 1 WM. NICHOLSON, Esq.. to Sell by Public ' Auction, at their Rooms. 33. Queen Street, the Underoientioacd Properties: KARANGAHAPE ROAD - 2 SHOPS, knenrn as Nos. 107 and 109. on Freehold Lot fronting Karangalvape Road. ooft tet.jfeßii-Sf W9ft - MAGNIFICENT BUST ! NESS SITE in the BUSIEST PORTION of this GREAT SHOPPING METROPOLIS, A unique opportunity for the investor to secure a FIRST-CLASS INVESTMENT with GREAT PROSPECTIVE POSSIBILITIES: or for the PROGRESSIVE BUSINESS MAN to purchase his OWN FREEHOLD PREMISES in AUCKLAND'S BIG SHOPPING THOROUGHFARE. PITT STREET (opp. Fire Brigade Station) .-SPLENDID BRICK BUILDING, comprising TWO SHOPS, also TWO WOODEN HOUSES on Section with total frontage of 95ft to Pitt Street (subiect to right-of-S?^ oT,er 9ft 3 ''- Will be sold in ONETWO or TWREW LOTS. ' *' TERMS: One-third cash, balance in 3 years at 6 per cent. Also. TOWN OF MANGONUI-Lols 111 and „ „- 115 ' eontainins la lr lOp, ajso Lota 27, 28,- and 23, TOWN OF NEWCASTLE 'Ngaruawahia) —Allot. 395. containing 28 perches. TI7AITARAU PARISH—S. pt. Allot. 6. *▼ containing 40 acres, with kauri thereon. NEAR MANGONUI— Allots. 50 and SI, Cooper's Beach, containing 5a 20p, csceptmg portion taken for road. Further Particulars on Application. WITHOUT -RESERVE. ITHOUT JtVESERVT:. pOTTAGE, IN DECEASED ESTATE, pRIDAY, /OCTOBER 94 AT »> P.M. gAMUEL T7AJLE AND CONS, T TD.. aa'-n been instructed by ixnc&ciary in I estate DANIEL McDONALD (deccascdi. , to Sell by Pubic: Auction, at their joorae. 83. QUEEN STREcT. COTTAGE of -1 rooms and 3 attic rooms; wash-house, bunt-in copper, shed Free, hold section. 19ft 11m by 4»tt. Situated in VALENTINE LANE, oa Neison St. Very handy position, suitable for factory. Vendor resides abroad, and her instructions a.re positive to quit the property to the hiaheat bidder. X"EWTON pOTTAGE. IN DECEASED ESTATE. JiHIDAY. QCTOBEE 24 ? AT *> P.M. CAMUEL yAILE AND CONS, T TD., have becu instructed by the executors of the will of the late MRS- MARTHA MORRIS, to ?etl by Pnb,;c Auction at their Rooms, 83, Queen St. HOUSE of _ rooms, situated at No 8, MACAULAY STREET. Gas, water, sewer drainage, p.w.c. Waeh-housc wim bath, c. and t.'s. Freehold section. Exceptionally convenient situation. Just off ivcw ton Road, and only a. few minutes from Symonds St. penny section pARNELL pOTTAGE TN VESTMENT. THRID.VY. QCTOBER *)A AT •> P.M. OAMUEL yAILE AND CONS, T TD., Will Sell by Public Auction, at their Rooms. S3, Quecu Street, TWO COTTAGES, of 1 rooms, situated Nob. 17 and 10. LOGAN TERRACE, off St Stephens Av.; t'f'a. water, sewer drainage and p.w.c. : ivajh-hou«e, with bath c. and t 's. Let at 23s per week. FREEHOLD SECTION. 65ft by av. \zsit. Terms, £2W cash; balance, 0 years at 6 per cent. JN J}ECEASED TESTATE. JT ARCE SUBURBAN RLOCK. 67 A ORES, AT EW L VNN. j pRIDAY. QCTOBER AT >> P.M. 1 CAMUEL yAILE AND CONS. T" TD., Have been instructed by the Administratrix of the EstaE, of the late- Mr. Herman Henry John Sack to Sell by Public Auction at their Rooms, &», Queen Street, 67 ACRES. LEVEL TO GENTLY UNDU- : *J • LATINO L.»ND. ring fenced and I divided into 3 subdivisions. 10 acres grass. '-1 1o 5 acres Orchard; well sheltered with : 1 pines; balance been more or less cleared (about 10 acres have been cropped). Buildings comprise. 2 Sheds. FRONTAGE TO TIDAL CREEK on two sides. Situated on road off ARCHIBALD'S ROAD, about two miles troro Waiknnietc and 2i miles from New L:rca.