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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18025, 25 February 1922, Page 7

Sales by 4uction. '«TT. "C)DEN -bUNGALOW. / : '. - .- FOR URGENT SALE, !■- . TIRIDAY,. MARCH O '■\, AT 2 P.M. ? SAMUEL TTAILfi AND CONS, T TJV, ■Will' Sell by Public Auction, at their Rooms. , 88, Queen Street, CANADIAN BUNGALOW HOME of 7 rooms, bathroom, otc; all in perfect condition; rooms large and lofty; pore . . bath, califont. gi\s stove, septic tank, motor-shed, and storeroom. Insured for £1000. Section, fronting HENLEY RD. (off Fairview Kd.), 56 by about 160 ft., well laid out, doublo entrance gates. Owner keen to realise, and will accopl a -CUT figure, . _ : p.. . URGENT SHORT-NOTICE SALE. URGENT SHORT-NOTICE SALE. RESIDENCE. CURRAN STREET. PONSONBY WATERSIDE. PONSONBY WATERSIDE. -pRIDAY, -jVTARCH O AT 3 P.M. .' ' OAMUEL TfAJLE AND CONS, T TD.. Will Sell by Public Auction at their Sale Rooms, 83, Queen Street, SPLENDID RESIDENCE, of 8 Rooms, bathroom, kitchenette, etc., on one floor; 'J bays and wide verandah on two tides commanding FINE OPEN VIEW ACROSS HARBOUR: principal rooms &ro of larso sue; roomy bathroom, with pore bath, basin and califont: gas stove, ekctrio licht, wash-house; c, and t's, p.w-c. VERY FINE FREEHOLD SECTION 90ft by 210 ft, standing well, above road;' asohalted oaths and yard, large garden, room (or tennis couit. The property occupies a nttractive position, being only a few yards down from the Currnn Stmt car stop, close to the waterfront and right opposite the bowlinz Rrecn entrance. Remember this is an URGENT SHORT-NOTICE SALE. . URGENT SHORT-NOTICE SALE. and affords buyers a uniauo opportunity of securing a really attractive home in one of fie best stteetß on Ponsonby waterfront at a low figure. TERMS £750 CASH. DECEASED ESTATE REALISATION. DECEASED ESTATE REALISATION. WELL-OITUATED TJESIDENCES AND SECTIONS. . PONSONBY. PONSONBY. PONSONBY. PONSONBY. On EXCEPTIONALLY EASY TERMS. EXCEPTIONALLY EASY TERMS. ■PRIDAY. MARCH O AT 2 P.M. OAMTJEL T7-AILE AND QONS. T TD.. Acting under instructions from the Trustees of the Estate of the late J. CURRIE, ESQ., will Sell by Publio Auction at their rooms, 83, Queen. Btreet, the undermentioned properties:— No. 52. WOOD STREET.-SUBSTAN-TIALLIf-BUILT RESIDENCE, of 7 rooms arrd bathroom; Orion range; callfont; wash-house; workshop; p.w.c. Nice section, 62ft. 7in. by about 104 ft.; good garden. Only 1 door from Franklin Road, and close Ponsonby Road cars, Lovely views of harbour. No. 60, WOOD STREET.-SUPERIOR RESIDENCE, of 10 rooms and offices (formerly occupied, by late Mr. Curne) comprising spacioits entrance hall ana lounge room; large drawing room, wjth cor. fire; principal baaroom with dresing room, bathroom, and lavatory attached, and opening on to wide hack balcony, commanding charming views of harbour; largo dining room, with builtin cupboards': front, aide and back entrances; handiome leadlightsj outbuildings, comprising wash-house, storeroom, etc.' Admirably adapted for subdivision into flats, Freehold lot, 60ft. 7ia. by 104 ft. Now vacant. No. 48, WOOD STREET (Corner Fernleigh Street).—RESIDENCE, of 7 rooms and bathroom on one floor, with large space underneath, capable of being converted into several rooms at small ezponse; part brick foundation; pore, bath and basin: califont. Good harbour view. Cor. lot 69ft. 9in. bylo3ft. llin. No. S, FERNLEIGH STREET.-ATTBAC-TIVE BAY-WINDOW HOUSE, of 7 rooms, bathroom, and scullery: newly painted; pore, bath; califont; Orb range. Section, 4Wt, by about 130 ft. Now vacant, SECT/ON. FRONTING' FERNLEIGH • BTREET (adjoining above).—s4Ft. Bin. by about 155 ft.; nice, handy little building site. ' TASBOROTTGH STREET (Off Brook Sq.)HOUSE, of S rooms, bathroom and scullery; wash-house an<? workshop. Free- ■ hold section. Very handy to Thres Lamps. (ALSO, THREE LOTS, fronting Yarborongh Street, Brook Square, and Melford Street. NOTE THE TERMS; NOTE THE TERMS. 10 Per cent, on fall of hammer. SO Per cent, in one month. JO Per cent, in 12 months. Balance, in 5 years at 6 per cent Farther particulars from IQAMUEL T7-AE&E AND CONS, T.TD., AUCTIONEERS. 83, QUEEN STREET. KINGSLAND TERRACE. INGSLAND -TERRACE. URGENT SALE OF HOME. . OWNER LEAVING. DOMINION. "jjjpßCH JO, AT 2 P.M. CAHUEL yAJLEAND gONS. jTJTD, WiU Sell by Piblio Auction at their Rooms, 83, Queen Street, WELL-SITUATED VILLA of 6 rooms, bathroom, etc., in good order; verandah front and back; range, gas, water, washhouse. Level section, 40ft. by lOOtt. Stands high and has good open outlook. Exceptionally tysndy position, within three minutes' of 2nd section car? .at Page's Store. Owner leaving Dominion and must realise immediately.- Terms, £250 cash. QALE Oir ; ATTRACTIVE ITOMEB. EPSOM AND ELLERSLIE. EPSOM AND ELLERSLIE. pRIDAY. .JJjABOH AT 2 P.M. CAMUEL yAILE AND gONS. J^D.. On Conjunction with F. SINCLAIR YATEB). Will Sell by Public Auction at their Booms, 83, Queen Street, MODERN BUNGALOW of £ rooms, bathroom, kitchenette; verandah in front and sleeping porch at side; tiled range, n. and c. water, p.w.c; attached washhouse; fowlhouee and run. Fine flection, 66ft. by 180 ft.: concreted yard. Situated in TORRANCE. STREET.jue off Pah Road, and within easy walk of Greenwood'a Corner. ELLERSLlE—Exceptionally Well-built Villaof 7 rooms, bathroom and pantry; return verandah; front and side entrance; plaster ceilings in principal rooms; pore, bath and basin, h. and c. water; Orb range and gas stove; sewer arainag© and ' p.w.c; wash-house, o. and ts.; motor garage. SPLENDID ELEVATED SECTION, froning SEYMOUR STREET 130 ft and WILSON STREET 102 ft; laid out in garden, croquet lawn, about 30 fruit trees, well-grown hedges. Easy walk to railway station. This is a very attractive type of home. CITY FREEHOLDS, ITY FREEHOLDS, WAKEFIELD ST. WAVERLEY ST. Acting under instructions, from the Owner, the undersigned will Sell by Public Auction, "WTEDNESDAY, TV/TARCH Q AT 2 P.M., IK THE ROOMS. 5, CUSTOMS ST. E. (Opp. Waverley Hotel). THE FOLLOWING • VALUABLE CITY PROPERTIES:-LOTNVI-Nos. 59 and 61. WAKEFIELD STREET, fronts ge of 27ft. by a depth of . TO., with two four-roomed. Cottages weoted thereon, vith usual-city convs., sewer connection, water and gas. This is a splendid factory site, with excellent factories erected all round. A mortgage Of £650 can be taken over if necessary. LOT 2—No. 4, WAVERLEY ST. r- Good. sound four-roomed Cottage, with all cpnvs., and in excellent orde;:, and beautifully dean; papers good; 20ft. frontage to Warerley St. by a depth of 60ft. Well let to real good tenant. Mortgage of £500 can be taken over. Properties Flagged. AUCTIONEERS' NOTE.—The above, properties are aituated in most central position, • olose Queen St. and in the hub of the city, and have great prospective values, OMUH AND jrjALCOMBE, T TD, SEE AUCTIONEERS. .1