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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18089, 13 May 1922, Page 6

Sales by Auction. p EORGE WALTER' Instrtioted by th« Auckland Harbour Board, WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION. rpHURSDAY Ttf-EXT, COMMENCING AT 10 A.M. SEARP. UNCLAIMED riOODS. NCLAIMED VTOODS. L OTS 500-L om SUrtine at Shed 8, Central Wharf. VERY FINE OIL LAUNCH, about 32ft., and built of teak and c«>dar. This launch is well worthy of inspection by Launch Enthusiast:*, Then e.t Shed 14, Quocn's Wharf (top floor). ABOUT 100 PACKAGES OF GOODS AND 14 B.H.P. TANGYE OIL ENGINE. 1 CASE CONTAINING WINDMILL. Then at Shed 16, Queen's Wharf. 76 HP. GARDNER OIL ENGINE, removed from Pilot Launch Waitcmnta. Bump cither crude oil or korosone, and is in excellent order. Then at Shod 23. Hobson Wharf. OILS. HARDWOOD, IRON COLUMNS, Etc Then at Harbour Board's Workshops, Hobson Street. SET OF MARINE ENGINES, 2 high-pres-sure cylinders (lOin. diamoter), lOin. stroke, 160 revolutions, per minute; proasuro 1001b. per aq. inch; in excellent ordor. Then at Harbour Board's Yard (immediately at rear of Victoria Park.) 26 HARDWOOD POLES. 6in. and 12in. diameter, ranging in length from 20ftto 40ft. SKYLIGHT, 16 by 10. Built of teak, A full list with marks can be inspected at oar Salerooms, 38, Queen St. NOTE.—Tho Tangyo Gan Engine. Gardner Oil Engine. Sot of Marine Enginort. and Sky lights ft.ro being sold on behalf of the Board, and are not unclaimed goods. SPECIAL. —At the Sale one of the Customs officials will be present to notify prospective buyers of any dutiable poods. TERMS: Cash before Delivery. p EORGE WALKER, AUCTIONEER, 38. QUEEN STREET. GENTLEMAN'S HOME. REMUERA. FOR URGENT SALE. OWNER LEAVING FOR ENGLAND. F RIDAY. M AY 19> AT 2 P.M. OAMUEL -yAILE & OONS, JTD.. Will Sell by Public Auction, AT THEIR ROOMS. 83. QUEEN STREET. A TTRACTIVE MODERN BUNGALOW X3L HOME, known aa " Wharexunea," 8 rooms, bathroom and kitchenette, on one floor, stands high and commands VERY FINE PANORAMIC VIEWS over racecourse and surrounding district. Entrance hall, dainty drawing room, with tiled gas fire, mirror mantel. handfeome dining room with large oriel bay opening on to verandah: 5 bedrooms, large bathroom with pore. bath, basin and califont, ga.<- range, well appointed kitchenette, side entrance: sewer drainage and p.w.c. Vcnr fine corner section. containing over half-acre with frontage to RISK ROAD and VINCENT AVENUE. Nicely laid out in shrubs, lawns. °' EASY TERMS ARRRANGED. MORTGAGEE 'S BALI. TmiDAY, "rVTAY in 1922; AT 2 O'CLOCK IN THE AFTERNOON. HOUSE C'F EIGHT ROOMS AND CONVENIENCES. Situated at 10. KING EDWARD AVENUE. EPSOMQAMUEL -yAILE & CONS, T TD.. Acting under instructions from the third Mortgagee, will Sell at their Auction Rooms. Queen Street, Auckland, on the f-bove-mentioned date. ALL THAT PIECE OF LAND, being Lot 7 of a resubdivision of Lots 2. 3 and 4 ! of a subdivision of Allotment 27 and the southern half of Allotment 26 of Section 10. Suburbs of Auckland, bounded on the north by King Edward Avenue, Gfift., on the east bv Lot G of said subdivision. 223 ft. Gin., on the south by part of Allotment 28 of the said Section. 10.'36 ft.. and on the weßt by Lot 8 of said subdivision 223 ft. llin. For full particulars and conditions of salo ' apply to the Auctioneers, or to Messrs. Wake, Anderson and Sneddon, High Street, Auckland. Solicicors for Morttacce. TN DECEASED ESTATE. COTTAGES NEWTON AND PONSONBY. ; E RIDAY. M AY 1% AT 2 P.M. QAMUEL TTAILE AND QONS, T TD., Will Sell by Public Auction, at (heir Rooms, 83, Queen St., under instructions from the Truai.ee* in the Estate of the late A. R. D. WA'JSON, ESQ., tho undermentioned Properties : NOS. 21 AND 23, COBDEN ST.—Houeo. on corner Oxford St., 4 rooms and scullery; range, gas and water, p.w.c; let at 12s 6d per week. Adjo ning Cottage, 3 rooms, lot at 9s 6(L Freehold corner section; very handy to Karangahape Road. Would make good little investment with proopectivo value as factory eite. "VTOS. 82 AND 84, LINCOLN ST.. PONXI SONBY.—Two House*, each 4 rooms. kitchen and wash-house; range, gas, water, sewer drainage, and p.w.c. Insured for A'2oo each. Freehold lots. OH ED FOR REMOVAL. FRIDAY. MAY 19. AT 2 P.M. SAMUEL VAILE AND SONS. LTD.. Will Sell by Public Auction at their Rooms, . 83. QUEEN STREET, for Removal within Seven Days from Date of Sale. SHED, situated on boundary line between Lots 15 and 16 of Wat«on's North Head Estate, Jubilee Avenue, Devonport. UNDER CONDUCT OF THE REGISTRAR OF THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND. NORTHERN DISTRICT, AT AUCKLAND. MORTGAGE DEFAULT SALE OF PROPERTY SITUATED AT MAUNGATAUTARI. ] : QAMUEL -yAILE AND QONS, T TD., Having received instructions from the Registrar of tho Supremo Court of New Zealand, at tho requeet of the Second Mortgagee, will Sell by Public Auction at its Auction Rooms, Queen Street, Auckland, on TUNE O 1922. ALL THOSE PIECES OF LAND containing 4611 acree 2 roods 24, perches and comprieing the blocks of land called MAUNGATAUTARI 3A 5A 1. 3A 5A 3, • 3A 5A 7. 1A West No. '2 and PART PUKEKURA No. 13. The Mortgagee's application to sell and its eatimato of tho value of the property may bo seen at the Office of the Registrar at all reasonable times prior to the sale and at tho Auctioneer's Roomfi at tho time of tho eftlo without payment of any fee. For full particulars, valuation and Conditions of Sale apply to tho Auctioneer, or to Messieurs Earl. Kent and Masse-y, Solicitors for tho Mortgagee. I I OUR Experienced Auctioneers and Splen- , did Organisation ensure successful Sales. See us if you wish to sell. RICHARD ARTHUR, LTD.. Elliott St (next Old City Markets). CI OAKLEY makes no Charge for ConsulJ tations. His advice is worth having, < too! riEORGE WALKER is sellingl>iew~l\i7- 1 VT nituro at stK'cJrall.y-rcduced prices.— Salerooms. 38. Queen St. SHOOTERS who use " Reliable '"cartridges get tho biggest bags; 30s DM , 100.—Haz&rd'fl. Qu«*a St.