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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVI, Issue 23417, 5 August 1939, Page 7

SALES BY AUCTION jJiRIDAY, TH - ly39 ' AT NOON. C. F. B ENNE TT * L T D " * AT THEIR ROOMS. CORNER OF QUEEN' AND' SHOUTLAND STREETS. FAVOURED WITH INSTRUCTIONS FROM THE rjvRUSTEE, J7JXECUTOR, A GENCY RANCH OF THE NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COY.. AS TRUSTEE IN THE ESTATE OF THE LATE gIR QEORCE ijyiLSON WILL SELL BY pußLic Ruction ONE QF AUCKLAND'S QHOICEST JJOMES. TJPLAND J-£° AD > N°" 5 XJ PLAND R° AD) R E!,IUERA N o ' 5 XJ PLAND R OAD J Commanding niafrnificent Harbour and Landscape Views niul within 1 minutes level walk from Trams and Shopping Area. GENTLEMAN'S DELIGHTFUL HOME— Two-storey, containing 10 ROOMS OFFICES of very attractive design constructed -of specially selected timbers under tho supervision of leading Architects. _ THE GROUND FLOOR contains Reception Hall, Spacious Drawing and Sitting Rooms and large dining room all opening on to spacious sunny verandah. MAGNIFICENT BILLIARD ROOM. -10 ft x '22 ft. with lofty Dome ccilinK, Canadian oak floor, oak panelled walls and lartre open fireplace. THE UPPER STOREY is approached by two separate stairways. There are three tastefully arranged spacious Bedrooms each opening on to largo balcony overlooking tho pretty Remucra slopes to the Harbour and Islands beyond, and another smaller Bedroom. « Expensively fitted filed Bathroom, Linen Presses, "Wardrobes, etc. Electric Hot Water Service, n Lavatories. THE GROUNDS (FREEHOLD) r.omprlso 3 Roods and 30 Perches (almost an acre) and perfectly level land most attractively laid out with pertrolas at tho two entrance gates, lartre drive and paths—concreto and asphalt. Splendidly kept lawns. Flower, Vegetable and Fruit gardens, Native Shrubs, Palms and full grown choice Trees. The back lawn can readily bo converted into a TENNIS COURT. LARGE MOTOR GARAGE, concrete floor.Tool shed and all other accessories. AUCTIONEERS' NOTE: This Auction is of special importance to those desirous of acquiring a really beautiful Home situated in • charming surroundings of equal value. INSPECTION only by Rpecial appointment to bo arranged with tho Auctioneers. •It G. W, V ERCOE & C°- I/ DHAMILTON. T E K AU WHATA gTOCK gALE, ■jyjONDAY, rj - 100 CATTLE. fct FAT COWS AND HEIFERS, ail STORE AND BONER COWS. ■JO YEARLING JERSEY AND S.H. HEIFERS. 20 JERSEY COWS AND HEIFERS. gQ FAT AND FORWARD LAMBS. J <JO F.M. EWES. 100 FAT AND STORE PIGS. SPECIAL ENTRIES: Quantity of Household Furniture; <loooft of Good Farmers' Timber, ex King Country mill? J Truck Tolaru Posts, number of hardwood Gates, Troughs and Farmers' Timber; 3 0 Tons of Good Baled Hay, 20 Tons of Good Quality Meadow Hay. On Account of Messrs. Middleton Bros., Pukekohe: 8000 1-YIl. BARBERRY. 100 LAWSONIANA TREES. QUANTITY OF VEGETABLES. On Account of Mr. T. B. Roach, Claudelands; CHOICE SELECTION OF HEDGE. FRUIT AND SHELTER TREES AND SHRUBS. Entries Solicited. JJAMILTON gTOCK gALE, rjpUESDAY, /\_UGUST g • 2Q FAT BULLOCKS. 25 FAT COWS AND HEIFERS. •10 STORE AND BONER COWS. 25 MIXED CATTLE. (i BULLS. On Account of Messrs. T. C. and H. W. Wilson. Waimui: 40 HEAVY PRIME RED POLLED COWS AND HEIFERS. l '\ A T W E T H E R S. 00 FAT EWES. <io FAT LAMBS. f FAT AND STORE PIGS. SPECIAL ENTRY: HO PRIME BACONERS. QUANTITY OF IST CLASS BALED HAY. NUMBER OF KA HI KATE A AND KAIWAKA BATTENS. » Entries Solicited. JJAMILTON JJORSE gALE, QLA UDE LANDS gHOWG ROUNDS, rjpHURSDAY, jy AT 11 A.M. ' gQ HORSES OF ALL CLASSES. On Account of Mr. T. Moore, Rakaia, Canterbury: 21 LIGHT, MEDIUM AND HEAVY DRAUGHTS (nil work). On Account of Mr. Allen. Canterbury: 21 LIGHT, MEDIUM AND HEAVY DRAUGHTS (all work). On Account pf Clients: 1 PACING MARE, 7yrs, by Bluo "Mountain King from a Peler Moko mare. 1 7-YR. GELDING (any trial). 1 fi-YR. GELDING (any work). 2 YOUNG '/.-DRAUGHTS (chains). Further Entries Solicited. Auctioneers in Conjunction: TXf RIGHT, gTEPIIENSON AND QO„ T IMITED AUCKLAND & HAMILTON ,BRANCHES, G. W. y ERCOE 4 c°- -L m ' HAMILTON.