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Observer, Volume 7, Issue 333, 25 April 1885, Page 15

THURSDAY, APRIL 30, Noon. /CHESTERFIELD /CHESTERFIELD. MOUNT EDEN. R. C. G-REENWOOJ) Has received instructions to offer for sale, at his Mart, Vulcan Lane, on the above date, A LL THAT VALUABLE ESTATE known as /CHESTERFIELD /CHESTERFIELD, MOUNT EDEN, And situated on the Mount Roskill Road, consisting of 78 Large Allotments, having frontages to the Epsom and Mount Albert Roads, Eldonroad, Brixton-road, Dunbar-road, and Mount Roskill-road. The Lots are all level and in good position. Busses pass every half -hour, carrying passengers to Auckland for 6d. Lithographic Plans will be ready on and after after the 15th April, and the Allotments flagged and pegged. TERMS— £IO Deposit on each Lot up to £100, and £20 on each Lot of £100 and over ; 10 per cent in three months — balance may remain at 8 per cent for three years. One-third Cash, or balance at 8 per cent for three years. 5 per cent Discount allowed for balance in Cash. R. C. GREENWOOD, AuctioneerWANTED KNOWN. That the Remaining Allotments of the MOUNT ALBERT PROPERTY, Sold by R. C. Greenwood on the 19th instant, are now open for Private Sale. Consisting of — LOT 15, with new five-roomed Cottage and Out-buildings, and having frontage of 120 ft. to Counsel Terrace. Magnificent view. Will be sold on Building Society principles if required . LOTS 19, 20, and 21, having frontages to Mary's Lane of 108 ft. 10in., 132 ft., and 119 ft. 2in. respectively. LOTS 24, 25, and 29, with frontages to Counsel Terrace of 165 ft., 165 f t, and 162 ft. 9in. respectively, all having a north-easterly-aspect, and grand views. ■ Land well watered. A.E.P. Lot 22, containing 1 0 14 Lot 23, containing 1 0 25 Lot 24, containing 13 3 Lot 25, containing 1 0 37 Lot 30a.. „ 10 15 Lot 31, containing 10 7 Lot 30, containing 10 7 Lot 32, containing 1 1 16 Lot 33, containing 1 2 12 Lot 34, containing 2 I 15 Lot 35, containing 3 1 32 ALL RICH VOLCANIC SOIL WELL WATERED. The whole o£ the above lots are the pick of the District, and within two or three minutes' walk of the Railway Station, and for health, view, and quality of soil are unequalled. Intending purchasers are requested to apply early, as they will be offered on exceptionally easy terms FOR A,*SHORT TIME ONLY. Also, THE LARGE AND COMMODIOUS BUILDING AT MOUNT ALBERT, at the Four Lane Ends, Mount Albert Stamen (originally intended for an Hotel), is now completed and furnished with every con venience, and will be Let to a good tenant for store or boarding-house. The House contains on the ground floors Shop, Large Dining-room, Sitting-room, two Bed-rooms, Kitchen, and Wash-house, with Copper. Upstairs, six large Bed -rooms, and Sittingroom, Balcony, etc. Two-stalled Stable and Coach-house, and about half-an-acre of Volcanic Land. There is no donbt but this Property is well adapted for a General Store or Bakery, or would do for Boarding-school or Board-ing-house, etc., its position being close to railway and fronting the main road, and having frontage to the junction of four main roads. EXCEPTIONALLY EASY TERMS. Also, WAIKOMITI -35 ACRES GOOD LAN D, • Waikomiti, known as Davidson's homestead, being lots 4 and 7 of a sub-division of lot 13 Parish of Waikomiti, County of Waitemata. The land is all fenced in, and has a main road frontage, being about four chains from^ railway station, and bounded by the railway line and main road to Waikomiti, This is likely to be a very valuable property. It is situated opposite to the cemetery now being fenced in by the Corporation. There is a splendid creek running through the land, and there is a very good orchard of fruitbearing trees. Land beyond this was sold recently for £15 per acre. Any person, buying this property can be certain of it rapidly increasing in value. R. C. GREENWOOD, . .# Auctioneer. „