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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18080, 3 May 1922, Page 4

I Sales by Auction. j P W. DOUGLAS. PHONE 898 A. TAOUGLAS AND /~10., AT r-i TynETURANGI T3OAD (Corner Whcturunei and Aturangi Roads), GREEN LANE. Instructed by H. J. WINCH.. ESQ... who has sold the Property and is leaving for California, wo will Sell rPHE WHOLE OF HIS VALUABLE J- HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. CARPETS AND APPOINTMENTS. rpO-MORROW (THURSDAY). •*- AT 11 O'CLOCK. A REALLY VALUABLE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Including MAGNIFICENT UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO And Rome Splendid Water Colours, lull ; particulars of which appeared in yesterday's Hkkald, NOTE. — would draw particular atten- ' tion to the Floor Covering's, the Carpets : being quite out 01 the common. ' WITHOUT RESERVE TERMS CASH. WIIETURANGI ROAD IS FIRST TURNING ON LEFT PAST COSTLEY HOME. GREEN LANE. ON VIEW MORNING OF SALE. T\OUGLAS AND QO., ALL THE TIME, AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS. VICTORIA STREET EAST. WAIMARIK TA7 HARP "171 STATE. AIMARIE > V HARF -INSTATE THE NEW HARBOURSIDE SUBDIVISION. WITHIN 9 MILES OF THE CITY ON BEAUTIFUL UPPER REACHES OF WAITEMATA HARBOUR. To be Sold by Auction at the Sale Rooms, 83. Queen St.. on ptIDAY, IVTAY K AT <£ P.M. WAIMARIE WHARF ESTATE. WAIMARIE WHARF ESTATE. Comprising 49 LOTS, mostly j-acro in area, two having Cottages on them. The Sections are RIGHT AT 'LITE WHARF and practically all have WATER FRONTAGES. Several valuable BUSINESS SITES. WAIMARIE WHARF ESTATE. WAIMARIE WHARF ESTATE. Still water Summer and Winter. Picturesque Scenery. Fishing, Boating. Shooting. Deep water at Wharf all states of tide. WAIMARIE WHARF ESTATE. yAIMARIE WHARF ESTATE Is within 9 males of the city, adjacent to Pino Island. Daily communication by steamer and launches. Ail roada formed, dedicated and mostly metalled. L.T. Title. TERMS FOR LOTS:— £10 Deposit. £10 in 3 montha. £10 *'n 12 months. Balance. 2 years at 6 per cent. For Cottages: 25 per cent, cash; bal. 3 years at 6 per cent. Lithographic Plans on application to the Auctioneers. SPECIAL LAUNCH TRIPS. NIMROD leaves Municipal Fish Depot Steps' 11 a.m. to-day and to-morrow, returning eaino day 1.30 p.m. Fare 2a 6d. 1_ QAMUEL •VTAILE AND OONS, T TD.. ' 83. QUEEN STREET. TN DECEASED ESTATE. A TTRACTIVELY-QITUATED TTOME, £V.. J£T. pbEN. pRIDAY, "gAY 12 , AT O P.M AMUEL TTAILE AND CJONS, J TD.. Will Sell by Public Auction at their Salerooms, 83. Queen St.. in the Estate of the late MR. COLEBROOK. VILLA of 6 rooms, bathroom and attached wash-house, known as No. 8, Lisnoe Av., stone foundation; all in very good order; nice large dining room with bay; built-in wardrobe and cupboards; range and gas griller; califont; c. and t's.; shed. Fine Corner Freehold. 88ft. by 96ft., neatly laid out. with trellis divisions and hedges in gardens, lawns, and fruit trees, Nice open position, commanding good outlook, and within few yards of Dominion Rd., 2nd section (View Rd. stop). Must bo Sold to wind up estate*. pAPATOETOE. pAPATOETOE. 2 L OTS '~2i ACRES~M AY 12, " AT 9 P ' M - O AMU EL -y-AILE AND gONS, JjTD.. Will Sell by Public Auction at thoir Rooms, 85, QUEEN STREET. O SPLENDID SUBURBAN LOTS, each -i containing 2a 5r 8.6p, being Lots 17 and 20 of Green Park Estate, and each havinr about 400 links frontage to PORTAGE ROAD. Both fenced, level, and in grass; l.oro and pump on Lot 17.. Good chance to pick up nice-sized area in this popular suburban district at an auction price. TERMS: £558 15s may remain on each Jbot at 6J per cent. T) ALGETY & QOMPANY, piMITED. mUAKAU rjATTLE gALE. FRIDAY, ]\<£AY 5 c>r\r\ HEAD CATTLE, ""' Including, 100 5-YEAR-OLD BULLOCKS. Further Entries Solicited. -TvAJLGETY & pOMPANY. J^IMITED. •VTORTH AUCKLAND pARMERS* CO-OPERATIVE, LTD. WARKWORTH BRANCH. SALES FOR MAY: KAIPARA FLATS—Stock FRIDAY, 6bh. HELENSVILLE-Stock Sale-TUESDAY, 16 th. WARKWORTH— Stock FRIDAY, 19th. WELLSFORD—Stock WEDNESDAY, I 21th- ■ "VTORTH AUCKLAND pARMERS;' CO-OPERATIVE. LTD., AUCTIONEERS. - »->