- Sales by Auction. T Hls I) A YAT j | O'CLOCK. TOWN OF QAMPBELL. rpoWN OF £ A MPBVT jL . T° WN OF L° GAN QAMPBELL. pIUNGING THE pAMOUS CORNWALL pARK, Q NE rpREE ILL. QNE rp REE ILL. QNE T REE .JJILL. 40 B EAUTIFUL SECTIONS. pERPETUAL pERPETUAL EXEWABLE pERPETUAL RENEWABLE JjEASES. !• ']\X ANDEXO JACKSON. , J 1 ? 4b- TRUSTEES of THE i t ALL P ARK, will Lease by Publiu Eas^ 011 &t * -Rooms. Customs Street • qpOWN OF OAMPEELL. qpoWN OF QAMPBELL. rj<OW\ OF QAMPBELL. COMPRISING 40 BEAUTIFUL VOLCANIC sections HAVING frontages TO HETURANGI Q.REEN L ANE. pENOVTN A VENUE, BY GOOD DEPTHS. HARMING- ENVIRONMENTS. For 3, term of 21 years with Perpetual Right of Renewal at Revaluation of Ground Rant, with full protection for value • of Lessee's Improvements. Also. On Account of ESTATE OF LATE SIR JOHN LOGAN CAMPBELL. CAMPBELL ROAD—Lot 5 P arena re VALUABLE FREEHOLD SECTION having 66ft frontage to Campbell Road, by 19Sit. deep; rich volcanic; level; close to Cornwall Park and •■bout 5 minutes from tram. Propcrtiea Flacged.
T ms D AT ' X 315 D AI, AT 11 O'CLOCK. > . •Xvl AGKIFICEKT JpREEHOLD J3ROPERTY IN MOST CHARMING POSITION. QNE JpREE JJILL. QENTLEMAN'S QAPITAL J^ESIDENCE, 12 ROOMS, §* ACRES BEAUTIFUL GROUNDS. T JACKSON, Instructed by Captain A. Whitney, -who is leaving New Zealand, for some years, will sell by Public Auction at their Rooms. Customs St. E., on the above date:— ! ALL THAT VERY FINE FREEHOLD -**• PROPERTY, unsurpassed by anything of the kind in Auckland, known as "ARATONGA," fronting Arafconga, Avenue (off Great South Road, top of Farmers' Hall), Wheturangi Road, and overlooking Cornwall Park; ins. from ReTnuexa Station and Tmini. from trams ioxi Remucra and Manukau Roads. THIRST-CLASS TWO-STOREYED MOD■A EKN RESIDENCE, 12 grand rooms; particularly fine hall, splendid look-out balconies, all conveniences and accessories. Up-to-date fire prevention plant installed. Standing • in TRULY BEAUTIFUL GROUNDS, surrounded by magnificent old English oaks and other fine trees, smooth lawns (croquet and tennis), walks, ferneries, flower beds and fruit gardens. Also, A-TSTHETURANGI ROAD — GRAND VV LEVEL SECTION, containing 1 rood and 11 . perches together with CONCRETE HOUSE now in course of erection. B—\7ERY VALUABLE BLOCK, contain- »' ing 1 rood and 10 perches, having 105 ft. frontage, upon which stands a solidlyconstructed building easily convertible into modern Bungalow of 10 rooms. Standing high and overlooking Cornwall Park. C-pOOD LEVEL VOLCANIC SECTION, VJ 100 ft. frontage; opposite the Park. THE WHOLE enjoying the MOST GLORIOUS PANORAMIC VIEWS anywhere around Auckland. Properties Flagged. -a— yy-EDNESDAY. jQECEMBER AT 2 O'CLOCK. TAN LEY (12MIN. FROM VICTORIA WHARF). LOT 1. containing 28.55 perches (78ft. 9;n. frontage, 320{t. 10in. on one- eide,, 118 ft. 2in. on other side, and 52ft. llin., on back line), last section on left, adjoining Domain arid fronting Bowling .and Cricket Grounds. L.T.T. A Building Site in a. first-class position. T M andeno j ACKSON ' Acting upon instructions, will sell by Public Auction at their Rooms, Customs St. E., a a above. g- . 1 " ' pURNISH AT ARTHUR'S AND SAVE J- MONEY. Besides being Furniture Manufacturers, we are in direct touch, with the Overseas Home Furnishing Factories. That is why it will pay you to furnish here. % RICHARD, , -UPPER QUEEN ST. (Opp Town Hall).
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVII, Issue 17650, 10 December 1920, Page 5
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