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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 17983, 7 January 1922, Page 4

! Sale* by Ap-tion. COMPULSORY REALISATION. BY PUBLIC AUCTION. OWING TO DEFAULT OF MORTGAGOR. THURSDAY, JANUARY 19 1923, AT 2 P-M IN THE BOOMS. 6, CUSTOMS ST. E. 'opposite Wavnrley Hotel). Acting under instructions from the Mortgagee, the undersigned will sell as above.— 1 'HAT VALUABLE FARM, compnsnng 253 A Acres, together with all Buildings and improvements thereon. situated at M&ngatangi, distant 14 miles from Pokeno railway station, 2 miles from the proposed new PaerovPoieno line, and i miles from Miranda Wharf- , The land comprises part nch. drained swamp, surface sown, balance opet fern and manuka country, practically all ploughable. This farm has great prospective value, and is being sold under the folowing exceptionally easy terms- — 10 per cent Cash, 10 per cent in 12 months, or to the value of same, balance 4 years., at 6 per cent. A rare oportunity to purchase a good Farm, with practically new House, and outbuildings, at bedrock price. OMITH AND JTALCOMBE, T TD., ' THE AUCTIONEERS. AVONDALE FLATS. MAGNIFICENT LAND. IDEAL FOR POULTRY FARMING OR VEGETABLE GROWING. 4 ACRES 215 PERCHESActing under instructions from Mr. A. ADDISON, Solicitor, Vulcan Lane, Auckland, the undersigned will tell by Publio Auction, on THURSDAY, JANUARY 10 1922 ' AT 2 P.M. IN THE ROOMS, 5, CUSTOMS ST. E 'opposite Wavorley Hotal). THAT VALUABLE FREEHOLD BLOCK, ■L comprising 4 Acres of absolutely flat Land, and the verv best of land, Fenced all round, and subdivided into two sectionsThis is a splendid property, and is ideal for nursery growing, and as a matter of fact j some of the best known nurserys and market gardens are situated around this property, and land has reccn.ly been sold adjoining at £200 per acre. First mortgage of £300. at %\ per cent-, can be taken over by th" purchaser. For further particulars ajply to QMITH AND "L| ALCOMBE. J TD., THE AUCTIONEERS. FACTORY SITE. FACTORY SITE. CITY. 113 AND 113 A, COOK STREET. BY PUBLIC AUCTION. THURSDAY, JANUARY 1 O 1922, AT 2 P.M. IN THE ROOMS, 5, CUSTOMS ST. E. (opposite Waverley Hotel). BEING THAT VALUABLE CITY BLOCK, situated . Cook Street, and | being two cottages erected thereon. The cottage on the front, and facing Cook Street, is a good, sound 4-roomed cottage, i in cood order, p\w.c, sewer, drainage, etc The property at the back is an old cottage of 4 rooms, but is Quito sound and in good order. Both let to good tenants at good rentals. This property is situated on the nigh side of Cook Street, and is an ideal one for a factory or warehouse, being quite level section, with easy access, Property Flagged. CMITH AND JTALCOMBE, TTD„ THE AUCTIONEERS. REMUERA SHOP SITE. REMUERA SHOP SITE, BY PUBLIC AUCTION. THURSDAY, JANUARY 10 1922 ' AT 2 P.M. IN THE ROOMS. 5, CUSTOMS ST. E(opposite Waverley Hotel). THAT VALUABLE LEVEL BUILDING 1 ALLOTMENT, fronting the main Reninera tram line terminus, adjoining shops already erected, and being Lot 30, of the I Mainstone Estate, and having a frontage oi 82ft. to tram line by a depth of 166 ft. Firtit mortgage of £400, having a currency of five years, can be taken over if so desired, N.B.—This section has a great prospective value, and a fine block of shops could erected thereon, which would let well an * readily, and show a good investment to tie owner. QUITE AND JTALCOMBE, J TD.. THE AUCTIONEERS. HIGH-CLASS FURNITURE. HIGH-CLASS FURNITURE. LARGE AND HIGHLY ATTRACTIVE SALE OF FURNISHINGS. AT THE RESIDENCE, " ARROWSMITH," NO. 3. ROSLYN AVENUE. REMUERA NO. 3. ROSLYN AVENUE, REMUERA. TUESDAY, JANUARY Irr AT 11 A.M. CMITH AND JJ ALCOMBE, J TD.. Have received instructions from HECTOR GRAY, ESQ., who is leaving for tho Old Country, to Sell by Publio Auction, on the above date, at the residence, THE WHOLE OF HIS VALUABLE AND PRACTICALLY NEW ARTISTIC AND MODERN FURNISHINGS, Aa contained in the Rosidenoo of 6 Rooms. Principal Lots are:— DINING ROOM.-Magnificent Upholstered 9-Piece Oak Dining Sujto, Heavy Chesterfield Lounge, Handsome Oak Sideboard, Heavy Aiminster Carpet, 20 by 13. Oak Kerb, Gramaphono Stand, DRAWING ROUH.-StvlLh Upholstered 3Piece Suite,, Oco. Tables, Art Curtains, Chappell Piano (beautiful instrument, practically now), Charming Carpet Square, IB by 11; Art Curtains, 8 HoyaJ Doulton Jardinieres (old), VESTIBULE HALL.-Rimu Hall Seat, Axminster Carpet Square, 9 by 6; 12Pointer Stag's Head (a beauty). FIRST BEDROOM.-Beautiful Oak Bedroom Suite, Double Wardrobe, Oval Mirrored Glasses and Oak Bedstead; Oak Box Ottoman to match Suite, Mattress and Bedding. SECOND AND THIRD BEDROOMS.-2 Single Oak Bedsjeads, W.W. Mattress, Kapok Mattress, Bedding, etc; Lino on floor in splendid order, Singer D.H. Sewing Machine, latest 66 Model KITCHEN—TabIe and' Chairs to match: «Best Dinner and Tea Services, Enamel Bread Crock, Cutlery, Wringer, Etc. OUTSIDE.-60ft. Garden Hose, Tools, Etc; Large Lot Firewood. AUCTIONEERS' NOTE.-The above highclass Furnishings were made specially for Mr. Gray, and have only been in use a short time, and we can recommend same.

TERMS CASH. NO RESERVE. AUCTION FLAGS ON GATE. On View Monday, January 16. 2 to 6. Also, AT 2 P.M. No. 3. ROSLYN AVENUE. REMUERA. RESIDENCE OF 6 ROOMS. This ia a charming modem Bungalow, in excellent order and comruandms marnificent views of Auckland Harbour. Can never bo built out. This Bungalow is an ideal one, and has been excellently designed. Every labour-saving device in6talled; p.w.c, sower drainage; corner section, well laid out in lawns, etc.; choice roses; motor parage; brick porch; large section,2 frontages. A first mortgage of £1500 can be taken over if eo desired. Cards to View from the Auctioneer. SMITH AND HALCOMBE, LTD.. 6, CUSTOMS STREET. (Opp. Waverlcy Hotel.) T7IRIDAY, TjVEBRUARY 9 1922. 12 NOON, AT N.Z. INSURANCE BUILDINGS, QUEEN STREET. By Order of the Public Trustee, as Executor of the Estate of Charles Snowden, DeLOT STREET, off Franklin Road. City. Nob. 14, 16, and 18. To be offered in one lot. 3 2-storeyed Houses, each 4 rooms and lean-to; gas in two rooms; range and open fireplace, etc. All let to good tenants. Freehold Section, containing 22 perches (more or less). Terms; Cash. LOT 2—HARGREAVES STREET. No. 23. S-roomed House and washhouse, all under one roof; gas throughout; range, etc. Freehold Section, approximately 10 perches. Terms: Cash, or easy terms arranged. Conditions of sal© may be seen at the office of the local Deputy Publio Truitee, or at thiß office, any time prior to the sale. p "Ti "DENNETT, "auctioneer. ohinewai stock sale, monday. January 9, 11.30 am. ! Entries Solicited. BTKUTAIA BTOCK SALE WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 11, 11.30 A.M. Entries Solicited. rpHE pARMERS' QO-OPERATTVE AUCTIONEERING LTD., HAMILTON, AUCTIONEERSDLCB X-RAS OIL. The Remarkable Cure for SCIATICA, RHEUMATISM, LUMBAGQ STIFF JOINTS. ETC. Try a Bottle Tc-da* at BANFORD'B FISH SHOPS, * I&roughout Auckland,