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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVII, Issue 17648, 8 December 1920, Page 4

Sales by Auction. /"yTWTSILL QT-, pONSONBY. OTWO TTANDY TTOMES. (JUST OFF CAR LINE). rpms T) AY . AT O ' M " QAMUEL "yAILE AND QONS. I TD.. Will Sell by Public Auction at their Salerooms, 83, Queen St., ■\TO. 2, O'NEILL ST.—House of 7 rooms, lA kitchen and bathroom, pore, bath, range and gas stove, elec. light, sewer, p.w.cSection by 90ft. NO. 2a, O'NEILL House. 5 room*, i-i bathroom, wash-house, etc-, p.w.c. Section, 39ft. by SOft. TERMS:—One-third Cash; balance 3 years at 6 per cent. ! ; TTIGHLY TMPORTANT OALE OF "pERPETUAL BEKEW ABLET EASES. FRIDAY, # T-\ECEMBER -| r\ AT -<-< O'CLOCK. rpOWN OF T OGAN /CAMPBELL. pART QF rpHE T3EAUTIFUL /CORNWALL "DARK. QNE rpREE TTILL. HP M ANDENO JACKSON. Instructed by the- TRUSTEES of THE CORNWALL PARK, will Lease by Publiu Auction at their Rooms. Customs Street E., on the above date: — fTTOWN OF T OGAN pAMPBELL. FRINGING THE FAMOUS CORNWALL PARK. ANE rpREE TT II ' L - Cbmprisine, 40 " B EAUTrFUI ' - 40 .40 - i-A CEE -40 40 " S ECTIONS -40 Having "frontages ranging from 56ft. Sin. to 183 ft. 4in.. to TT7-HETURANGI "ROAD. Q.REEN T ANE, "DENOWN VENUE. i By Good Depths. Richest Volcanic Soil, in good pasture: Select Neighbourhood: Cool Healthgiving Situation: Easy Walking Distance of Tram or Train: and Commanding SPLENDID OUTLOOK. To be Leased for a term of 21 years, with perpetual rieht of renewal at revaluation of rent, with full protection for Talue of Lessee's Improvements. % A UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY I to Secure & Lovely Home amid Charming Environments near AUCKLAND'S NOBLEST PARK. Plan and fullest particulars upon application. Also. On. Account of ESTATE OF LATE SIR JOHN LOGAN CAMPBELL. CAMPBELL ROAD—Lot 5 Parenare VALUABLE FREEHOLD SECTION* having 66ft frontage to Campbell" Road, by.l9Sft. deep : rich volcaniclevel: close to Cornwall Park and »bout 5 minutes from tram. Properties Flagged. •QAPT. -yy-HIl'AJSrs gEAUTJFUL A RATONGA, Great South Road and Aratonga Avenue. ONE TREE HILL. ' TO BE SUBMITTED TO PUBLIC _ AUCTION ON pRIDAY, -QECEMBER -in '.. . _AT 11 O'CLOCK. ' May be Inspected Any Day This Week. T. AN:D ENO JACKSON, AUCTIONEER, CUSTOMS STREET E AU°T *° g g^A^ITE: ALGETY AND pOMPANY, J TD.. AUCKLAND. AT THEIR LAND ROOMS, FANSHAWE STREET. On pRIDAY, -QECEMBER -| rr 1920# AT 11.30 A M H lB iyy.-feiA-sNOjra ItTERCURY ; "gAY PROPERTY. Consisting of: — 7CU\ ACRES. AND SUBDIVIDED INTO I "V SIX CONVENIENT SECTIONS OF FROM 90 TO 145 ACRES. This property is comprised of good Quality swamp land, originally mostly in flax and raupo. but now drained and all more or lees in grass. When fully _ developed these flats will provide ideal dairying and fattening country. "** The situation is particularly convenient being about 1* miles from . Mercury Bay Township, ana possesses all the facilities necessary to comfortable farming, such as school, post office, stores, hotel, factory wharf, etc. ' Ring-fencing is complete, with some subdivisions, while the owner owns two cottages in the township about i-mile from the pro- ?-' and will allocate these *<» sections 5 and 6 £or_ removal by purchaser. The climate is unsurpassed, being most equable, with practically no winter. and having a well distributed rainfall, conditions are ideal for dairying. There is a further area of 8000 to 4000 acres of tne same duality land in the- bay, and this makes the future prospects for the success of the dairying industry particularly bright. . The owner, being keenly desirous of effecting a Quick clearance of the property has fixed low reserves, and we would therefore impress upon those who want land the undoubted possfbiliities attaphinz to this salein fact, there is no anestion but that values in this hitherto little known district will as •development . proceeds. appreciate- mora rapidly than in any other locality. Access is by regular boat service from Auckland or by rail to Thames and thenc* a three hours' journey by carWe confidently recommend inspection, TERMS:— 1. 2, 3,'"and 4— 10 per cent, on fall of hammer. 10 per cent. on. possession. 10 per cent, in 12 months. or , : ; buildings to fee erected to that value. ■ Sections 5 and 6— 10 per cent, on fall of hammer. 10 per ucea }' •on Possession, 10 per cent, m ■§ months. .Balance 5 year* at 6 per cent. -oatef.Sly V** l ™ l * l * « a conditions of jQALGETY AND /COMPANY, T TD„ AUCKJ^ T D. WELLINGTON, HAMILTON .'. ASD WHANGARELT^^