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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19833, 31 December 1927, Page 4

1^- 2W YEAR'S, gA. LE S. r r O-DAY~SATURDAY>, 1 AT 9 A.M. NO afternoon sale. ly/TONDAY, JANUARY AT 8 AM ' 4 ' STRAWBERRIES dkltY. rPUESDAY, JANUARY g ? AT g A.M. STRAWBERRIES AND SOFT FRUIT WEDNESDAY-- ORDINARY SALES. VV FRUIT—9 a.m. VEGETABLES AND PRODUCE. 9.45 a.m. "-OADLEY AND QO.. Jj TD -> CITY MARKETS. TTNDER INSTRUCTIONS FROM. THE U FIRST MORTGAGEE, in exercise of the Power of Sale container! in De®u of Mortgage No. 313-300. Auckland Registry. JIRIDAY, JANUARY 1923, AT P.M. BUNGALOW of 4 rooms and kitchoniltß and conveniences, p.b. and b, p.W;C., wash-house, copper and, tubs, eleepmiif porch, open fireplaces, window seats, etc. In good order throughout. Large level volcanic Section. Situated Withm smm. wall: of Greenwood's Corner. Laid out fruit trees, paths, etc. Known as No. 24, I all Road, Epsom. WILLIAM JJORNE, £TD„ AUCTIONEERS, HIGH STREET, AUCKLAND, Have been instructed by the First Mortgagee to Sell by Public Auction;, at taair Auction Rooms, High Street, Auckland, on tha above date the following property, ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF A LAND in the Provincial District of Auckland, being Lot Eight of the subdivision of Allotment Forty of Section Ten of the Suburbs of Auckland, bounaed towards division Two hundred and sixty-four decimal three linfts, towards the East by other part of Allotment Forty One hundred and eleven decimal nought three links, towards the South by Lot Forty-three, Two hundred and sixty-iour decimal three units, and towards the West, by Pah R?ad One hundred and ten decimal five links, as the same is more particularly delineated on the sa-.d Deed of Mortgage No. 3J3800. Particulars and conditions of sale may be inspected at the office of thei eera, William A. Home, Ltd., High Street, Auckland, or at the office of the Mortgagee's Solicitors, Messrs. Bennett and Jacobsen, Vaile's Buildings, 85, Queen Street, Auckland. GOOD ROADS. DELIGHTFUL SCENERY, MOUNTAIN STREAMS. NATIVE BUSH MAJESTIC KAURIS. Well Worthy of a Visit. nyrouNT j>leasant jg state. IyrOUNT pLEASANT jg STATE. • ,11/rOUNT pLEASANT jgST/.TE. M°UNT P LEASANT J] STAm HENDERSON VALLEY, 4 miles from Henderson Railway Station. Location about one mile past Ferndale on left. Large notice board on property. Plans and Illustrated Booklet will be available Next Week. RUCTION, pEBRUARY RICHARD J^RTHUR, OPP. TOWN HALL. yy A I M A N A yy A I M A N A yy A I M A N A yy A I I A N A S T A T E. Ji S T A T E. jg STATE, jg S T A T E. rjTHE -yyAIMANA INSTATE gITUATED QN rpHE yyAITEMATA ARBOUR. QN gHOAL gAYQPPOSIi'E AYS WATER yyHARF, QN rjpHE Jyj* ORTHCOTE gIDE. IT commands a magnificent panorama of tha City and Harbour, one oi the most picturesque situations on the .Northern Shore. Practically every section bas harbour views, many harbour froatages with sandy beaches. The harbour front is fringed with gigantic pohutukawa, puriri, end many other native trees 4in<i ferns. rp.HE W AIM AN A ESTATE is not a weekX end or summer resort, but is a charming residential area, only 20 minutes from Queen Street. No worry about trains, buses, or rush for crowded cars; the transit facilities are of the best. Ahe delightful trip across the Harbour after a long day in the heat and bustle of the City is a refresher to both mind ana body. VIA NOETHCOTE FERF.Y.--Steamers from 6.15 a.m. to midnight, only 8 minutes' run across the Harbour, then minutes iuu —■ v—an easy walk of about 15 minutes, or by bus, which meets every steamer, and passes within 3 minutes of the Estate. Cheap fares, weekly, quarterly, or annual tickets; the latter cost the small amount of £8 2s 6d for a family of 5; travel as often as you liko. CJCHOOL.— Up-to-date State. School, with O large playing area, 5 minutes walk. Buses connect with the Takapuna Grammar School. ROADS.-— New roads, well constructed, with kerbs and channelling, are now in course of construction. FACILITIES.— Electric light, water, good roads. providing a new and substantial structure that will greatly add to both the appearance and value of the area. BOATING AND BATHING.—IdeaI anchorage, well sheltered, good holding ground, safe bathing for even the youngest ctiilcL Good fishing can b© had onlr a short distance out m the bay. TITLE.— Land Transfer Title can be given by the beginning of May next. fTIHE yyAIMANA JgSTATE WILL BE QFFEB.ED BY RUCTION, AT OUR gALE J^OOMS, (OPPOSITE TOWN HALL) ON •jyrONDAY, JfEBRUARY 2Q AT 7.30 P - M -' HPERMS gPEOIALLT JJiST. SPEOiAL NOTE,—Tbo vendors are placing very low reserves. Many sections, practically without reserve. . BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED BOOKLET UPON APPLICATION AT OUR OFFICE. jJICSARD THOS. ARTHUR, Auctioneer and Valuer.