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Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 209, 23 November 1927, Page 3

SALES BY AUCTION. DECEASED * ESTATES. OVEMBER JpRIDAY, AT 11 A.M. 25, A c IAKAPUXA. rp JACKSON cted by the Public Trustee, 'will sell by Public Auction at their Rooms, 9 Commerce Street, Auckland, on the above date, ■yORTHBOHO’ J>OAD, OFF JUTLAND ROAD, rPAKAPUNA. Close to Hauraki Road Shopping- Corner and easy distance of Beach. VALUABLE BLOCK OF LAND, 1 acre 2 roods and 16 perches, consisting of 4 Lots, but being submitted in 3 Lot, together with 2-roomed Cottage thereon. QLIPHANT gTREI VIA O’NEILL STREET, T>ONSONBY. Kandy to Two Car Routes. Bay WINDOW VILLA of 4 rooms, kitchen and scullery, electric light, all usual conveniences, recently extensively renovated. Good Freehold Section of land containing 18 perches. Properties Flagged. If. R. AND A, MESSRS. U THERF ORD, JUSTIN Are instructed to Sell by Public Auction, at their Rooms, Lister Buildings, Victoria Stret East, Auckland, FRIDAY, JJECEMBER g AT NOON, That well - known property, KNOWN AS “MILTON,” situated in Mount Albert Road, Epsom, comprising approximately 4 acres of land, beautifully laid out in full-grown trees, lawns, etc. The Property has long frontage to Mount Albert Road and Rewi Road, and lends itself to profitable subdivision. Solid heart of kauri, two-storey Residence of 15 rooms and offices, with all necessary conveniences, also 4 detached rooms, garage, stable and" feed room. This is a magnificent property, and is typical of the earlier old English type, which are fast dying out. The owner is leaving on an extended trip to England and is anxious to sell. JjOBINSOX, AND For full particulars, apply to the Auctioneers. Take Advantage of the Long Evenings And Inspect BEAUTIFUL NATIVE BUSH, STATELY TREE FERNS AND MOUNTAIN STREAMS. AIT A KERB JJANGES. JJANGES. All within 35min of Queen Street. Accessible at all seasons of the year; metalled road, concrete most of the way; only 4 miles from Henderson Station. FINE ELEVATIONS. EXTENSIVE PANORAMA. A delightful area, nestling in the foothills of the Waitakere Ranges, just belOw the well-known properties of the Hon. Geo. Fowlds and W. Spragg, Esq. There are 3 BLOCKS OF APPROX. 12 ACRES each, frontage to Mountain- Rd., immediately opposite Mr. Walker’s Property, sloping to a lovely mountain sti'eam, in which there are innumerable bathing pools. Covered with particularly fine bush; large Kauri, Rimu, Gigantic Tree Ferns, etc. , A BLOCK OF 5 % ACRES. Wonderful Outlook, Heavy Native Bush, And 61 g.ECTIONS. gECTIONS. gECTIONS. The majority of which are considerably over &-Acre in Area. 61 61 gECTIONS. D D D REAMLAND REAMLAND REAMLAND JgVXTEN SION JjTXTENSION Is a New Subdivision, being the last of the well-known Dreamland Estate to be Cut Up. DIRECTIONS. —Via Henderson Valley Road, cross Stoney Creek, up Mountain Road; the Estate is on the Left Side. Well Flagged. TERMS.— £lO DEPOSIT; £1 MONTH till paid for. NO TEREST: NO CHARGE PER INFOR AGREEMENTS. NOTE.—The Vendors, Thfe Waitakere Land Co., Ltd., have recently sold to the City Council for a Park Reserve, their fine block of Kauri Bush on the rightj hand side of Mountain Road, opposite ' these Sections. VERY ATTRACTIVE TERMS are offered; RESERVES (if any) will be abI surdly low. In all probability, no re- ! serve will be fixed, as the company wishes to wind up this estate before 1928. Immediate title can be given to any section. OPPORTUNITY 'yy r ONDERFL’L QPPORTUNITY SECTIONS AT YOUR OWN PRICE. Flans from our Office, or will be posted upon application. 'V'IGHT A UCTIOX. 6, J>ICHARD J^TD., AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS, OPP. TOWN HALL. THOS. B. ARTHUR, Auctioneer. rpUESDAY, J^ECEMBER AT 7.30 Pil -