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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVII, Issue 17458, 30 April 1920, Page 2

Sales .by Auction. Ijims J} AY, rpEIS IQAY, AT "U O'CLOCK. OLIFTON jgOAD, FjpAKAPUNA. (JUST OFF LAKE BEACH.) r —— JDEAL JJOME. > —— GENTLEMAN'S RESIDENCE, BEAUTIFULLY APPOINTED, STANDING ON ; CHOICE HALF-ACRE SECTION. E ' ENTRANCING VIEWS. IJi ( jyj-ANDENO JACKSON, Acting under instructions from FRANK BODLE, ESQ., who is leaving for England,, will Sell by Public Auction, at their rooms. Customs Street East, on the above aave, That exceedingly valuable FREEHOLD, containing 2 roods and 6.5 perches, situated CLIFTON ROAD (first on right from beach), and having approximately 94ft frontage by about 850 ft deep, all in first-class order, lawn, flower and vegetable gardens, 22 assorted fruit trees, etc., together with the SUBSTANTIALLYBUILT RESIDENCE (rough-cast on brick, Marseilles til<id roof, etc.), with lovely wide verandah, and containing 8 beautifullyfinished and well-appointed rooms, replete , with all modern conveniences; hot afid cold water service, califont, gas stove, crx-n fireplaces, built-in wardrobes, linen presses; p.w.c., septic tank, etc.; wash-house, toolshed, and very fine fernery. AN IDEAL HOME IDEALLY SITUATED. Properties m Clifton Road seidom come on to the market, and this is a rare opportunity of securing a fim-class property in that seclusive residential quarter; close to trams, within a stone's throw of the 1 favourite lake beach, and commanding EXQUISITE VIEWS. Furniture may be purchased at valuation , if desired. Property Flagged. BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEES, AND WITH LEAVE OF THE SUPREME COURT. JJIHIS "jQAY AT 21 O'CLOCK. JgPSOM, 14. YORK AVENUE. CORNER KIMBERLEY ROAD. ' ' jyjOUNT jgDEN, ESSEX ROAD. FIRST-CLASS SECOND MORTGAGE. T ]y[ANDENO JACKSON, Acting upon instructions, will Sell by Public Auction, at their Rooms, Customs bueel E.. on the above date. MYORK AVENUE, COR. KIMBER- » LEY ROAD. EPSOM (handy to cars) —VERY FINE CORNER SECTION. 133 ft to York Avenue and 52ft to Kimberley Road, well fenced and standing high, togetner with the DWELLING of 7 ROOMS, with usual conveniences, erected thereon. ESSEX RD.. MT. EDEN (few minutes from trams) —LEVEL VOLCANIC SECTION. 64ft frontage by 100 ft deep, together with the COMFORTABLE COTTAGE of 5 ROOMS, with usual conveniences erected thereon. Also, A FIRST-CLASS SECOND MORTGAGE of £2050 over a Fare, of 200 acres, at ATAN ATA, subject to a firs', mortgage of £1350 at 6 per cent. Properties Flagged. — — — ft rpHIS JJAY (FRIDAY), AT 11 O'CLOCK. J£ING JgDWABD pARADE, J^EVONPORT. 881 ft Frontage by About 130 ft Deep. gTEEL AND QONCRETE gUILDING (Two Shops and 6 Living Rooms.) TWO WOODEN SHOPS WITH BRICK WALL. ADMIRABLE POSITION FOE RESIDENTIAL FLATS. T. ]yj A ND£NO JACKSON. Acting upon instructions, will Sell by Public Auction, at their Booses, Customs ut. £i., on the above date, ALL THAT VALUABLE FREEHOLD, XT a b u' ln ? 88f l Bln frontage to King BdTJof? Barade. Devonport, by a depth of 142 ft on one side and 120 ft on the otHer, toBUIIDTVP STEEL AND CONCRETE ift is ° ( o l t uar « with fiat roof, and 4ft 6m parapet all round comprising 2 shops and 6 living rooms; also, it Wooden Shops, witn brick wall. Beautifully situated front best portion of the Devonport waterfront. Property Flagged. UP-TO-DATE RESIDENTIAL FLATS » r Bring in Big Returns. A Large Steel and .Concrete Building Suitable for Conversion. Ideal Position. . DEVONPORT WATERFRONT Gl ".'" us Views. 88ft Frontasr* Will be Sold by Public Auction, "> 1 am " THIB DAY. THIS DAY) *' T. MANDENO JACKSON, Customs Street East. Auckland. B T A UCTION. J IyjOUNT J^LBERT. iyj-OUNT j^LBERT. GLORIOUS RESIDENCE. GENTLEMAN'S HOME MAGNIFICENT VIEWS. tiUSLfc.. LARGE SECTION. W M A. H OENE> L ll3 - Instructed by the owner, will offer by Public Auction at their Auction Hall, comer Chancery Lane and High Street. Auckland, '|>HIS J)AY, AT £ P-M. SITUATED MARNE AVENUE OFF EDENDALE ROAD. ' i "JIXODERN Tvvo-bi.oKc.iiiD TOWER, | SSI SHAPED BOUGH-CAST HOUSE I 8 rooms, complete with the latest appoint- . ments. porcelain bath, h. and c. water fine I art papers, friezes, mirrored wardrobes, 'linen presses, cupboards, photographic room, eas ! copper, tubs, large weil-built outbuu'din" ; would make fine workman's cottage • stun* 1 etc - on highly elevated Action ; rf/.-i links by 196.54 links. Laid out in : tennis lawn, netted in; nice gardens, shrubs, fruit trees, concrete border frames, live hedges, well laid paths, etc. ' - To «. k® B ° id eu bject to existing morttraee oi. £1000. interest at 6 per cent. Term* I foso cash; balance at 4 per cent. This home will be sacrificed at a Dric- R several hundred pounds below building cost Further particu.ars and cards to view C an be -lined from the Head Office of the Auctioneers. 19, Shortland St. 6 The Property is Flagged. W"" A. "ROB™. T.TD.. „ "THE LA.ND MAN" AUCTIONEERS AND REAL EST 4TV SERVICE. aIAXE SHORTLAND STREET, AUCKLAND AND AT HAMILTON. " JJ 177 _^ T RUCTION. OTAHUHU. GRAND BUSINESS OR mrrr t>tvo SITES. GOOD DWELLING Tmf OUTBUTr.DINGS W A. H ORKE L m - Instructed by the owner, wilj offer by Public Auction at their Auction Hall, corner Chancery Line and High Street. AuckmS ])AY, AT 9 p. M gPLENDID gUSINESS*"' QITES. QTAHUHU. CORNER AND AVENUE S E to I total frontage of 125 ft ' Q.d-7 Great South Road, at >d a frontage of 9-ilt to Avenue Road, also r i <▼J* ♦ T entrance to back together 1 with & bufe'« thereon, comprising House of 5 rooms f cently renovated throughout. ha'®',..™" si" siinw: , six ra " a " d sections are the. best offering in this progressive township. Ri K ht ,7 r* , rzz a*"- " d wm •» °° ; " d » st' ® rCSGrjTQ IS low Briv thEKft nnn. fnt, rapid erowt)i will double. your money for F„n^ e i K°? eny I s yOU * full details from the Auctioneers. W M * A. H ORNE - T m - ''THE LAND MAN" AUCTIONEERS g^^ R EAL ESTATE ? SHORTLAND STREET," AUCKLAND. * AND AT HAMILTON.