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New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18553, 10 November 1923, Page 5

SALES BY AUCTION. TTRGENT AUCTION IDEALISATION. DOMINION ROAD TERMINUS DOMINION ROAD TERMINUS. DEPOSIT £200 DEPOSIT DEPOSIT £200 DEPOSIT -ryEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1 A AT 2 P.M. D AMUEL T7AILE AND CONS, T TD., Will Sell by Public Auction. AT THEIR ROOMS. 83. QUEEN STREET. NO. 22. CARMEN AVENUE. — BUNGALOW of 7 rooms, bathroom, etc.; verandah, front and side; in good order; rooms, 15 x 16, 16 x 12, IS x 12. etc. pore, b and b. range and gas stove, h. and c. water, septic tank, p.w.c, wash-house. Volcanic section, 47 x 132 ft.. in garden, lawn, etc. Owner removing from district and will SELL CHEAP in order to quit. Only £200 deposit, balance at SIX per cent. OANMURE. pANMURE. BUNGALOW AND 2i ACRES. RICHEST CROPPING LAND. T/yEDNESDAY, -VTOVEMBER 1 A AT '2 P.M. QAMUEL XTAILE AND QONS, T TD.« Will Sell by Publio Auction, AT THEIR ROOMS. 83. QUEEN STREET. NEW AND UP-TO-DATE BUNGALOW of ±N 6 rooms and convs.; beautifully situated corner section, comprising 2i acres, fronting the main Panmure-Howick Road. Richest volcanic eoil, famed for the magnificent crops grown every year. Elevated position, with gentle slope to north, and commanding beautiful views of Tamaki. Good motorbus service passes door. The prospect, of railway communication with the city in the near future will GREATLY ENHANCE values in Panmure. NOW i 3 the time to buy while an acreage can still be secured; terms, £600 cash. If not sold as a whole, the House will be offered with li Acres; terms, £500 cash; and in the event of a sale the remaining acre will be offered separately. TDEAUTIFUL, -DUNGALOW TTOME. EMPIRE ROAD. DEVONPORT. EMPIRE ROAD. DEVONPORT. TO BE SOLD AT A SACRIFICE. WEDNESDAY, ■VTOVEMBER -iA AT 2 P.M. QAMUEL XTAILE AND QONS. T.TD., Will Sell by Publio Auction. AT THEIR ROOMS. 83, QUEEN STREET. T/'ERY ATTRACTIVE . 2-STOREY BUNV GALOW HOME of 6 rooms and offices; built of seasoned kauri timber, and roofed with tiles; sleeping porch, reception hall, and dining room, panelled in Oregon; rimu staircase and pedestal; living room, 16 x 18; decolite floor in bathroom, pore. b. and b.; Fletcher-Russell automatic heater; gas stove: electric light, sewer drainage; gas copper Insured for £1500. Fine section, 86 x 118 ft laid out in garden and lawns., glasshouse and fernery. Situated at No. 21, Empire Road elevated position with view over racecourse and channel. Owner purchased a home this side of harbour and is prepared to sell AT A SACRIFICE. Terms. £500 cash. ' A UCTION IDEALISATION Q ALE. AUCTION TTEALISATION • QALE. piTY "DUSINESS CITE. SUBURBAN TTOUSES AND QECTIONS. pRIDAY, ■VTOVEMBER If* AT 9 P.M. QAMUEL VTAILE AND QONS, JTD.. Instructed by. MESSRS. J. M. McVEAGH AND CO.. of 154. Queen St., will sell by Public Auction, at their Land Sale Rooms, 83, Queen St., on above date, the undermentioned Properties:— ' . ■ • , On Account of the Trustees in the Estate of the late MAURICE O'CONNOR. Esq., UNIQUE BUSINESS SlTE.—Situated on the corner of Moore and Federal Streets, with frontages respectively of 89.37 links and 86.57 links, with old building thereon. This site is only 2mins. from QUEEN ST., Prince's and Queen's Wharves, and the Railway Station, and affords a rare opportunity of acquiring a valuable corner business site, as the reserve is EXCEPTIONALLY LOW, and easy terms can be arranged. VALUABLE SHOP AND DWELLING, No. 83, New North Rd.. Kingsland I (corner of KING ST.). Six living rooms, convs., and outbuildings; built of heart kauri, and in good repair. Corner freehold Section. BUILDING SECTIONS, BAYSWATER and TAtKAPUNA.— Excej/tionally Fine Lots Fronting KING EDWARD AV., Lots 52A and 528 each 571 x 165 ft., Lot 88, 82i x 165 ft, Lots 106 and 98, each 70 r 165 ft, also 2 Lobs on. LAKE ROAD (just before coming to Harley Rd.), each 66 x 168 ft. Also on account of Owner, who has taken up his Residence in Australia: BUCKLAND'S BEACH.—Modern Bungalow, of 5 rooms, built of _ picked timber, under architect's supervision. Large motor garage. Vegetable and ' flower garden. Very valuable corner Section, 83ft. 9in. x 151 ft. 9in.. right on the ESPLANADE, facing the Beach; cannot be built out. MAGNIFICENT BUILDING SITE, adjoining the above, with frontage to Esplanade of 110 ft. 4in,, facing the beach, and cannot be built out. NO. 15, NORTHCOTE ST.. GREY LYNN. —Splendidly built villa of 8 rooms, > kitchenette, bathroom and wash-house; glassed-in porch; divided into 2 self-con-tained flat-. Freehold lot. Close to cars. Excellent letting proposition. SPECIAL NOTE.—To facilitate the sale of above valuable properties, the reserves have been made very low, and easy terms can be arranged. Further particulars on application to the Auctioneers and Agents. SACKVILLE STREET. GREY LYNN. EXCEPTIONAL CHANCE TO BUY SMALL HOME. PRIDAY, -VTOVEMBER OiO AT 9 P.M. ~' ' iQAMUEL T7-AILE AND CONS, T TD. Will Sell by Public Auction, at their Rooms, 83. QUEEN STREET. HOUSE OF 2 ROOMS and scullery-wash-house ; range, electric light, city water, &fewer drainage, p.w.c. Freehold section, all laid out in garden, concrete paths, fruit trees, fowlrun. etc.; within easy reach of cars. A rare chance to pick up a little home at SMALL FIGURE TMPORTANT pEALISATION QALE. TO WIND UP TJTATE pOSEMONT, 49 pEMUERA pD. pRIDAY, -VTOVEMBER 9Q AT 9 P.M. QAMUEL TTAILE AND S ONS ' L Tl> ' (In Conjunction with C. C. BAKER, late Ewington and Baker). Will Sell bv Public Auction. ni their Rooms. S3, QUEEN STREET. ~iTERY DESIRABLY-SITUATED AND V SUBSTANTIALLY-BUILT RESIDENCE of 7 larpto and lofty rooms; 2 fine rooms opening on to separate verandahs; wide vestibule hall entrance; complete kitchen appointments; h. and c. water service, laundry, coal and wood sh»o\ Freehold section. containing 2 ROODS 8.5 PWRfIHP.S, with IWi. frontnp-e to REMUERA. RD. «nd 152 ft. to ELY. Ay. All beautifully laid out in gardens, winding niths, driveway, hedpes, and fruit treto. The rropert.v occupies a (•harmmciv ZsuAiA l Position in th« NEAR PART OF REMUERA WATERSIDE, and commands a pretty outlook. Term' of sale, 25 per cent, cash, balancfe in 6 years at 6} per cent.