SALES B'S AUCTION. |JNRESERVED gALE RESERVED gALE OF 16T S ECTIOKS - 107 gECTIONS--167 S ECTIdNS - 107 gECTIONS. 167 S ECTIONS ' 167 sg ECTIO;iSrs - INCLUDING 8 MAGNIFICENT SECTIONS OVERLOOKING OSTEND WHARF, AT Q BTBSD, Iff AIHE KE. QSTEND, Iff AIHE KE. 'QSI EN D, ytf AIHE KE. ONE OF THE MOST POPULAR AND , PROGRESSIVE SEASIDE RESORTS IN THE DOMINION. SERVED BY TWO LINES OF STEAMERS. Daily Time-tablo,' including Sunday and Late Trip on Friday Nights. Motor-bus Service from Ostend over tho lisland. * Hundreds of Houses, including many Charming Bungalows, have been erected daring the past few years'. Telephonic : Communication with Auckland. Stores, Public Hall. Post Office and School on the Estate. CHARMING VIEWS. SAFE BATHING, SPLENDID FISHING. SHOOTING, ETC. OSTEND IS DESTINED TO BECOME ONE OF AUCKLAND'S BIGGEST SEASIDE! RESORTS. Money Invested Here Will Show a Handsome Profit. COUNTRY CLIENTS WHO ARE DESIROUS OF 'BUYING, AND NOT ABLE TO ATTEND SALE, CAN SEND THEIR DEPOSITS TO AUCTIONEER, WHO WILL BUY IN SECTION FOR THEM. THE EASIEST OF TERMS: £5 DEPOSIT. ■ BALANCE £1 PER MONTH. NO INTEREST. 5 PER CENT. DISCOUNT FOR CASH. A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY FOR THE SMALL INVESTTOR. DON'T MISS THIS CHANCE INSPECT TEESE SECTIONS. THEN ATTEND THE Great might \ uction. REAT i> IGHT A UCTION, TI/fONDAY, FEBRUARY 90 •jy-ONDAY, jpEBRUARY 22 AT 7.30 P-M----7.30_ pu - IN OUR UPSTAIRS SALE ROOMS (Opp. Town Hall). AT THE SAME TIME WILL BE OFFERED A CHARMING BUNG-ALOW OF FIVE ROOMS. & With Glassed-in Verandah, 60 x 10, together with the Furnishings, Piano, etc. Situated on One of the Best Sections on the Island. This will be SOLD ALMOST,. WITHOUT RESERVE, a very itmall upset having been fixed. Terms Very Easy. The owners of this Estate hr.vo decided to oiler these Sections positively without reserve, with lh» exception of a few extra choice lots, upon which very small prices will be fixed. Plans can be obtained from Mr. Brown, Storekeeper, Os'jend, who will show intending purchasers over the lots, or on tho steamer on the trip down, or from our Office. DON'T FORGET— We have to Sell the Sections. You have to fix the price. Absolutely no r«raerve (with the exceptions as mentioned above.) . The Sections vary in sizo from i-acre to aress of severs!,! acres, vrhich are suitable for cultivation. Soil is good, admirably suited for strawberry and other fruit, vegetables, etc. ' "'THE TIME IS SHORT. BE SURE AND INSPECT THIS WEEKEND. THE SALE IS ON THE 22ND OF THIS MONTH. JJICHARD J^TD. . The road from Birkenhead through Glenfield has been gazetted a MAIN HIGHWAY TO THE NO&TH. Contracts are to be let for a BITUMEN ROAD. This will bring GLENFIELD HEIGHTS to within 25 MINUTES OF QUEEN' STREET. THERE IS NO PART OF AUCKLAND OR ITS SUBURBS FROM WHICH YOU CAN GET A MORE COMPREHENSIVE AND BEAUTIFUL PANORAMA THAN FROM QLENFIELD JJEIGHTS. Q.LENFIELD JJEIGHTS. Q.LENFIELD < , Q.LENFIELI) JJEIGHTS. £1 LENFIELI) "-^EIGHTS. OVERLOOKING TAKAPUNA. Including in its outlook the Outer and Inner Harbours, all the Islands in the Gulf, across to the City, and away to tho Beautiful Waitakeres iu the West. >■ ■ / A MOST DELIGHTFUL SITUATION. A MOST DELIGHTFUL SITUATION. Ideal Home Site for Business Men away from the rush and turmoil of the city, yet within comparatively a few minutes of Queen. : Street. Electric Light is now being installed in the. District. SITUATED RIGHT OPPOSITE THE PUBLIC SCHOOL ON THE SEAWARD - SIDE. rjIHE QHIVALRY STATE njIHE QHIVALRY fJHE QHIVALRY ..gSTATE INCLUDES ONE. OF THE FINEST SITES INTHE DISTRICT. AREAS i-ACRE. i-ACRE, S ACRES, UP TO 8 ACRES. THE SOIL IS + GOOD, ADMIRABLY SUITED FOR FLOWER. VEGETABLE AND FRUIT CULTURE. •yALUABLE QORNER gITE yALUABLE OORNER gITE WITH gHOP AND JEWELLING. gHOP AND JEWELLING. MOTORISTS! A DELIGHTFUL RUN— Take Birkenhead Ferry, thence to Glenfield, take first turn on right after passing the Public School, thence through Takapuna and return via Devonport. A good road all the way. » VERY LOW RESERVES. VERY LOW RESERVES. EASY TERMS. £lO DEPOSIT. EASY TERMS. £lO DEPOSIT. Plans from our Office or from Mrs. Chandler on the Property. RUCTION, jyfONDAY, j RUCTION, |^ARCH AT J 0Q O'CLOCK. AT O'CLOCK. IN OUR UPSTAIRS SALEROOMS. IN OUR UPSTAIRS SALEROOMS. JJICHARD J TD. OPP. TOWN HALL,
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19255, 18 February 1926, Page 4
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