Sales by Auction. gTREEt J. AND "TOOOMSTpRIDAY, T)ECEMBER -| ft AT 2.30 P.M. Favoured with instructions from Mr. Chas. T,D. Farley o Karkar S.- , West Coast, we will offer for Sale by Public Auction. TTIS PARTICULARLY WELL-KNOWN rl PROPERTY OF 478 ACREsT^Si • eMI SS, Rsort - a ? d FstTm - capable of carrying 800 sheep when properly cleared; tins fenced and subdivided. House, 8 rooms and offices: Bungalow, 11 rooms: 2 Cottages 4 rooms each; and 21 small Shelters; electric light and power; magnificent beach, good henrag and shooting; about 16 miles from Waikumete station; any quantity of large pohutukawa trees and thousands or tons of big tea-tree. Farm splendidly watered; post office on the property. A really good pioposition to anyone runniii; the boarding house and farm in conjunction. On Account of Rev. J. L. Pattulio. BEAUTIFUL NEW BUNGALOW XT OF 6 BOOMS, corner Fenwick Avenue and Otacau Road. Milford: close to tram stop and General store. Gas and all conveniences; motor shed, outhouse, copper and tubs. Section J-acre, with long frontages to two roads. Very suitable for subdivision. Whole place laid out in garden, containing strawberry, onion and tomato plants, etc. SECTION No. 26, CECIL ROAD. TAKAPUNA. 52ft. by 140 ft. Land Transfer. SPLENDID LEVEL SECTION. SALTO BURN RD.. MILFORD. TAKAPUNA, close to beach, having frontage of Soft, by 204 ft. (more or less). L.T.T. BUILDING SECTION, containing 23 3-10 porches, corner of Williamson Avenue and Sussex Street. Flagged. MR. S. A. MORROW'S MOTOR GARAGE HAS BEEN SOLD PRIVATELY BY US. N.Z. X/ OAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY. LIMITED, AUCTIONEERS. U C T I O N g A L E. TV ALGETY AND pOMPANY. T TD.. AUCKLAND. AT THEIR LAND ROOMS. FANSHAWE STREET. On •pRIDAY, -rvECEMBES -J ft 1920. AT 11-30 AM - Favoured with instructions from the Owner A D. KENNEDY. ESQ.. will offer u above,— JJIS .jyTERCURY "DAY pROPERTY, Consisting of: — 7ftA ACRES. AND SUBDIVIDED INTO • y>\J 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 less in grass. When fully _ developed these flats will provide ideal dairying and fattening country. The -situation is particularly convenient, being about li miles from Mercury Bay Township, and possesses all the facilities necessary to comfortable farming, such as school, post office, stores, hotel, factory, wharf, etc. . Ring-fencing incomplete, with some subdivisions, while the owner owns two cottages in the township about i-mile -from the pro,perty, and will allocate these to sections 5 and 6 for 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. Thera is a. further area of 3000 to 4000 acres of the same Quality land in the bay, and this make? 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 possibiliities attachine to this sale: in r'act. there is no question but that values in Ibis hitherto little known district will, as development proceeds. appreciate more rapidly than in any other locality. Access is by regular boat service from Auckland or by rail to Thames and thence a three hours' journey by car. We 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 be erected to that value. Sections 5 and 6— 10 per cent, on fall of hammer. 10 per cent, on possession. , 10 per cent, in 6 months. Balance 5 years at 6 per cent. For further particulars and conditions of sale, apply to JJfALGETY AND /COMPANY. T TD.. AUCKLAND. WELLINGTON, HAMILTON AND WHANGAREI. And all Brunches and Agencies. TJALGETX -iND /COMPANY. TTD AUCKLAND. AT THEIR LAND ROOMS. FANSHAWE STREET. On ■piRTDAY. T\ECEMBER 17 1920, AT 11.30 A.M. Favoured with' instructions from the owner we will offer his Mt. Eden Road Property, consisting of BRICK BUILDING, CONTAINING SHOP AND DWELLING OF 5 ROOMS. _ The owner, having left the city, is particularly anxious to sell, and consequently has fixed a low reserve. Rurther particulars from TVALGETY AND QOMPANY, T TD. "WAREWORTH OTOCK OALE. JHETDAY, .TJECEMBER I rj KQA HEAD MIXED CATTLE. OTOCK QALES CLIENTS ARE PARTICULARLY* REQUESTED TO NOTE THAT OUR CONDITIONS OF SALE FOR STOCK ARE — CASH ACCOMMODATION REQUIRED FOR THE PURCHASE OF STOCK MUST BE ARRANGED WITH THE MANAGEMENT PRIOR TO PURCHASE "M"ORTH A UCKLAND "CHARMERS* rtO-CP., TOUTED. AUCTIONEERS. TJELENSVILLE QTOCK QALE. rpUESDAY. TYECEMBER O-J *>!rr\ HEAD MIXED CATTLE, Including, On Account o£.,Messrs. Norries Bros., THEIR. HERD OF 18 T)AIRY C ows ' Consisting of THE REG. PEDIGREE JERSEY COW, ROSLYN FLOWER. 12 PUREBRED JERSEY COWS, mostly 2nd and 3rd calvers, and 6 GRADE COWS. v OTOCK Q ALES.' " Clients are particularly requested tc note that .our Conditions of Sale for Stock j are CASH. Accommodation required for ! the Purchase of Stock must be arranged ■with the Management PRIOR TO PUR- \ CHASE." j rpHE \TOSIE AUCKLAND -pARMERS' riO-OPERATIVE, LIMITED. A AUCTIONEERS.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVII, Issue 17651, 11 December 1920, Page 5
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