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AUCTIONS. •. T.UPOIiTANT WOTICE. A UCKLAND fiVVX TOUvEEIIOLD. AUCKLAND f\\l\ TpREEIIOLD. \ UCKLAND TUTY I^KLEHOLD. £JUSTOM gf. ALMOST ADJOINING OI'EEN ST. J!AIiE AM) EXCEPTIONAL OI'I'dRTIuNITY. ON BEIIAT.!' , OF TIIK OWNERS, REStDK\T IN ENGLAND. TO ('IASK ACCOUNTS. T OUIS T );,,vls ' AUCTIONEER, JU JLj . Will odor for Sale, l.iv I'nhlin Auction, at pAUI, JJAXSfcN AND QQ.S T AND A ACTION TJOOMS, 64 Q UEBX S T " A UCKUXD ' On T7 TIX 0F jW AV ' 1911, id 2.30 P.M. THVT MAGNIFICENT, VALUABLE AND' EMINENTLY DESIRABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY in Customs Street, AV.. botwcrn tlia Custom Houi-e and the. Waitomata Hotel, corner of Queen anil Custom.-: Streets West, comprising parts of Allotments 13 anil 14. .Section 1", City of Auckland. Occupied at present by s.[c;~v?. Heatho!. Hobertsoa and" Company, and 11. Jt. Smecton, Limited, as tenants. Half of Allotment H has a frontage of 3.1 t'wt to Customs Street, by a depth of 105 feet. The accompanying or adjoining Block forming portion of the same Property, and being parts of Allotments 13 and 11, has a Northern boundary of -15ft. Oin.; Eastern boundary, 51ft. Gin.; Southern boundary, lift. Sin.; Wrstern boundary, adjoining the first described Block, 52ft. Back entrance to the Premises from Hills Lane. Premises also accessible at one sido by right-of-way from Customs Street. Measurements are more or less. Erected on this magnificent and most commanding'business site, facing Customs Street, u a BRICK BUILDING, with cemented or plastered front, comprising basement and" three stories. At rear thereof is a brick building, with basement and one story. At the back, facing Mills Lane, is s brick buildine, with basement and two 'stories-. Premises used as, and very suitable for warehouse purposes. The' position of this Property is most excellent, and desirable as a" business site. It is only about 35 yards from Queen Street, and is class to the \Vharves and Harbour Front, (ho Railway Station, and the_ new Post Office. The Promises are subject to a lease over the main portion, originally granted for ten years, but expiiing in pboiit threo vears hence, viz., on tho Ist July. 1011. RARE AND EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY. For further particulars, apply to "PAUL TTANSEN AND" fiO., Gl QUEEN STREET. AUCKLAND. The Conditions of Sale may also be seen there or at the Office of the Vendor's Solicitor, YT. COLEMAN, 101 Queen Street, Auckland. OKATO. WEDNESDAY, MAY 10. NEWTON KING has received instructions from the Liquidators of the "The Co-operative and Transport Agency Co., Ltd.." to Sell, by Auction, at the. Garage, Okato, WITHOUT SER.VETho Whole of their Carrying Plant and Assets (in one or more lots), consisting of—• Half-acre of Freehold Land, with new and specially-built Garage thereon. One now 2-1-30 h.n. d-Cylinder ArrolJohnston Char-a-banc, specially built for hill climbing, fitted with canopy ton and sido curtains; will „ teat 20 passengers. Three •18 h.p. Arrol-Jobnston 2-Ton Lorries. Oho Chassis, with quantity of spare parts. One new Lathe, Anvil, and a quantity of tools. Sale at Noon. NOTE.-Tho property and plant will be offered in one lot as a going concern, and failing a satisfactory price being obtained will !:,•) sold in detail, without, reserve, to the highest bidder. Full particulars, with list of nlnnt, may 1)2 obtained upon application to" Mr. Hugh Baily, New Plymouth. Accountant to fhf> Liquidators, or from the Auctioneer, Now Plymouth. TO DAIRY FARMERS. HERE IS YOUR CHANCE TO DAIRY ON THE RIGHT SCALE, FOR LEASE, £?AQ ACRES, all in grass, 400 plou'hQUO a ble, subdivided into 10 paddocks, well watered: 7-roomed House, cowshed. woolshKl. and otber Decessary outbuildings, with machines and all conveniences. Lease 15 years to run at ,£3OO per annum. GOODWILL, '.£I7OO. 0. H. B3JRSMETT, LAND AND STOCK AGENT. . . WANGANUf. FOE SALE. J , EASE,. Furnishings and Fittings ot ■J very popular Billiard Saloon; 3 Tables, in splendid order, reading room, and most complete equipment. 111-health sole reason for selling. Price, £550. Terms given. F." O. FIDDY, J MASONIC BUILDINGS, GISBORNE. THE SUNNY NORTH. AFIKST-CLASS Sbeep and Dairy Farai, ,£lO per acre, 350 acres good semi-volcauio land, ali iu grass, weii fenced tnd subdivided sheep-proof fences; about IUU acres Hat, baiauce undulating; would carry 100 dairy cows, or VOU breeding ewes; L.K. milking machine, new Rouse, (i rooms, concreted milking shed, barn, etc.; 3 mile to railway station good metalled; 11 miles to creamery, school, etc.; 40 miles to Auckland on Waikato line- A splendid paying farm, no noxious weeds, well situated, and in a good posi. tion. Full particulars from KAY. AS«D M'CALLUM, LAND AGENTS, VULCAN LANE. AUCKLAND. FOR SALE, -J fipw 'ACRES of Land between To XvOi Bau and Okoroire, fronting Road and Railway, being on the righthand sido going to Eotorua. It has a frontage of about 1 mile to the Cambridge Road. About 40 acres natural Bush, 800 acres Grass, capable of carrying 2000 sheep and 200 to 300 head of cattle. Good homestead on the property, l'rico J:ls per acre. ARTHUR S.. HOLMES,. ESTATE AGENT AND VALUES. ONEBUNGA. AUCKLAND. LOOK AT THIS! 91 fiO ACRES of Level a . ml Undulat/VX\)l/ ing Country, joining (he Main Trunk Railway, and about one mile from station, school, etc.; all in good, mixed bush (rata, tawa, pine, white wood, etc.), except about i. r j acres swamp, which could lie easily drained, and 100 acres fern and tall manuka; will make splendid dairying, fallening. and grazing land when in grass. Property has two road frontages and is very well watered. Lease 2s. per acre for first 10 years, anil •!.=. per acre for second ten years, with right of renewal at revaluation at cud of second term,. Goodwill only £1 per acre. Compensation sillovcd at end of loaso to tho value of goodwill. Apply sharp. Now is the time to buy this class of land, as bushfelling can be started at once. Semi for free copy of our April Guide. J. HARRIS <& SOWS, MA ETON AND MAKTOX JUNCTION.