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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVIII, Issue 17894, 23 September 1921, Page 10

Meetings. . A UCKLAND PROVINCIAL HYDROELECTRIC LEAGUE. A PUBLIC MEETING Will be held in the CHAMBER OF COMMERCE HALL 1 TO-DAY (FRIDAY). At 2.30 p.m. To CONSIDER PROPOSALS for FINANCING THE ARAPUNI HYDRO - ELECTRIC ] SCHEME, and ARRANGING DEPUTATION TO THE RIGHT HON. W. F. MASSEY. PRIME MINISTER, on . his return to New Zealand. The Hon. Geo. Fowlds will Occupy the Chair 1 \ J. FINDLAY, Secretary. *! A UCKLAND WHOLESALE SOFT l JA. GOODS EMPLOYEES' ASSOCIATION. The First Annual General Meeting of • Association will be held at Chamber of Commerce, Swanson Street, on THURSDAY. September 29. 1921. at 8 pjn. BUSINESS: Presentation of Report and Balance-sheet. Election of Officers for Ensuing Year, General. All Membci-3 are urged to attend N. R. FENTON. ■ Secretary. } JgRITISH SOCIETY. THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the , AUCKLAND DIVISION OF THE NEW , ZEALAND BRANCH OF THE BRITISH RED CROSS SOCIETY Will bs held at the TOWN HALL. TOWN HALL. 1 At 2.30 p.m. on FRIDAY. OCTOBER 7. 1921. Business : Annual Report and Balance Sheet: Election of Officers; 1 General. A. A. MARTIN. ; Hon. Secretary. 1 A UCKLAND Co-op. Terminating Building , -fx Society Appropriations, St. James' ■ Hall, WEDNESDAY, September 28, 7.30 p.m. £8000 by Ballot and Sale. I' — i Houses and Laud lor Sale. \\J ATERFRONT. Heme Bay, close to 1 I beach, and lovely anchoring ground, with harbour view and close tramline—6 Rooms, with every latest improvement. Owner left district. Linos and blinds at valuation, T mmediate Possession. £1700, and we can Arrange Terms. HENRY CLAYTON AND CO., 2. Smeeton's Buildings.. TJAPATOETOE.—Genuine reduction of X £15 per acre. For one month only. Ten Acres, good building site; handy to all conveniences. Now only £185 por aero, for quick sale. See this at once. No agents. ■*) Apply by letter to ! FARMLET, Papatoetoe. \\7AITAKERE FOOTHILLS — 20-ACRE ?*. BLOCK. One of the few remaining Sections, close to Auckland. This district is producing fruit and egga for the city market; elevated, warm, and healthy; no deposit, interest as rent, principal in 5 years. Proximity to Auckland will increase the value £30 p.a. H. C. COTTON. 45, Customs St. E. SITE. NORTHCOTE. PRINCESS STREET. £9 PER FOOT. GRAY AND COCKROFT, Smeeton'a Buildings, Queen Street. £1150~ M OUNT ALBERT. —— j BEMI-BUNGALOW. 6 ROOMS. Early possession. GRAY AND COCKROFT. Smeeton's Buildings, Queen Street. REMUERA. — GLORIOUS BUNGALOW. 6 rooms, and every possible convenience; motor garage, telephone. Section, 60 by 280. Good view. Price, £1400; cash, £550. FARNELL— £150 DEPOSIT.—S-ROOMED VILLA, very nice. Possession to-day. Balance, £700: easy terms. HARRISON AND BALL. Entranoe. Endean's Buildings. Ground Floor. 'Phone 2944 A. OE ASIDE RESIDENCE. CHELTENHAM Three minutes beach. KAURI HOUSE of six rooms, bathroom, sleeping .porch; porcelain bath and basin, califont; electric light throughout, washhouse. copper and tubs; patent w.o. All in first-class condition. Section over 1 acre, with two road frontages; laid out in lawns, garden, shrubs and fruit trees. An absolute anip at £2500. Terms arranged. ERNEST AND DLL WORTH. 63. Queen Street; and at Papatoetoe. 'Phone A 2396. EMPTY HOUSE. oarrn DEPOSIT—MT, EDEN—SubstancwO'Ju ti&l Villa Residence, containing 6 large rooms and conveniences; in firstclass order and repair; motor-shed: level corner section, 66ft- by 160 it. in garden, latins, etc. Price. £1800. Balance arranged.' Immediate possession. WILLIAM J. FISHER, 5 and 7, Short's Building, Opp. National Bank. Moo lioa MOUNT ALBERT.—Modern Bungalow, «f 6 rooms: porcelian bath and baton, califont, gas stove, wash-house, c. and t.; in ijeriect condition; large sec.; now vacant; balance. -.£I6OO, arranged. If not sold tomorrow, will be Let. .£2OO Dept —Mt. Eden—House 5 rooms and 1 kitchenette, bath and basin, wash-house, c. and t.; patent drainage: balance. £1100.— W. J. PRIEST. 302. N.Z- Insurance Bldgs. 3 ACRES, within 10 miles of Auckland, and handy to railway station; five subdivisions ; large 5-roomed Bungalow; hot and cold water, pore- bath and basin;'large shed, fowlhouae, and run; good orchard, lemon trees in full bearing; grounds beautil fully laid out in lawns and native palms. Owner leaving for Bay of plenty. i-nce, £1700; easy terms arranged.—Storey and Stewart. 174. Queen St. 'Phone A2G27, fPAKAPUNA Bargain. Must be Sold.—£9oo. -i- —4 Rooms and kitchenette, bathroom, pore, bath and basin; gas stove; wash-house, c. and t.'s; practically new and in first-class order. Immediate possession. Exceptionally easy tarms.—Storey and Stewart. 174. Queen St. 'Phone A 2027. ROAD MOUNT EDEN. A BARGAIN. SIX-ROOMED EVERY HOUSE. CONVENIENCE. £1250. £400 Cash; Balance, 6i per cent. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. CHAS. C. BAKER. (Late Ewmgton and BakeT), DURHAM STREET E A RARE OPPORTUNITY. EPSOM. £ 300 DEPOSIT. HANDY GREENWOOD'S CORNER. Pre-war Price. 5 ROOMS, BATHROOM. P.B. AND B. H. and c. water, wash-house, c. and t.. All Under One Roof. Section 72 by 156, level; concrete pathe. Garden, Lawn. Fruit Xrws, and Fowlrun3. £1325; Teims Easy. Possession Assured. ' STANLEY LAMONT, 108. Que»n Street. , "64,666 A CRES " i FOR SALE. RUNANGA FALLS STATION, ' TAUPO 64,666 Acres. Freehold, main coach road through block; 12.000 acres millable busk : (rimu, matai, kalukatea. etc.); 40 miles fencing; Bouse, ehed, complete cattle and , sheep yards; clear of rabbits; no local government rates; immediate possession; can be stocked at once with 1000 cattle and - 2000 sheep. Cattle station 20 years. Large ' areas of dairying laiid. Great prospective value. A golden opportunity for young men. Now's the time to buy cattle and sheep. , Walk in, walk out sale. Very low price. Cash required, £5000. Map. particulars, etc., 1 appiy 1 G. W. RUSSELL. 27, Symonds Street. Auckland. Commission at current rates to Land Agent introducing buyer. ~ J REDUCED pKICE - QUICK <^ ALE - A CHANCE POR DAIRY FARMERS REDUCED TO ±11 PER ACRE. ' ] X ACRES. :i miies from railway i station, store, P. 0., 1 mile school, mam line-. 72 miles Ncrth of Auckland' C Well-CQuidikxl dairy, shfep. and cattle farm r 'rich flats', mostly new fences, well sub- £ divided, permanent water, warm country, in unlimited shelter and totara fencing timber • ] the flats are carrying magnificent take best J Enylian Brasses iMarrh sowiuk); almost 6 ' uwellniL'. sewn rooms, teienhone. and e jSfe, ,'rl^e 1 C, ] rcdiiicd t„- Term. third cash or airuugud. Full oarticuiars* 1 " DAIRY, P-O. Box. 915, Auckland.