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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 364, 26 May 1928, Page 4

SALES BY AUCTION. s PEC IA L PECUL V UCTION CALE -Auction oale Maori curios, parted AORI URIC S. vy ARVED IT7HARE URONT * > HARE A RONT AND ISLAND p'IURIQS, ETC. SLAND ETC. SQUIRRELL AND QUIRRELL AND V-'O.. WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION AT THEIR SALEROOMS, HALL OF COMMERCE, HIGH STREET, On Tuesday, y fay oq UESDAY, IUAY 9 AT 12.30 O’CLOCK. \TERY FINE CARVED MAORI WHARE FRONT, some beaiitiful specimens of old and rare Maori Carvings, 3 Taiahas, 2 Carved Canoe Heads. 1 Carved Kumara Spade. Maori Mats, Kits, 4 Vols. Books “Folk Tales of the Maori.” etc., 3 Maori Stone Axes. 1 HISTORICAL MAORI 12. presented to the late C. Nelson. Whakarewarewa, part of which -was worked by different Maori tribes), and various other Maori Curios. H ISLAND Tv AV A BOWLS, Water £ Gourds. Paddles. Spears, flubs. Boomerangs. Bows and Arrows, 1 Compass and Quadrant (late ( . L. Wragge), and a large auantity of items too numerous to detail. All the above Tautimai Kite NOTE. now on view at Rooms. Whare. Tauti Hoko. SaleIvite TERMS CASH. SQUIRRELL AND QUIRRELL AND y?” auctioneers and VALUERS t AT.T. OF COMMERCE, HIGH STREET. Phone 44-o9S. UxrrvTT'-R CONDUCT OF THE REGISN trarof the supreme court of NEW ZEALAND AT AUCKLAND, and at the request of the Second Mortgagee, in exercise of the Power of Sale contained in Memorandum of Mortgage Number lol9So. Richard Arthur, T™„ ichard Arthur, j^td., twill Sell by Public Auction at its Rooms, Upper Queen Street, Auckland, on FSSt?; JSSS 1. 1928, AT 11 A.M. A LL THAT PIECE OF LAND, conA taining One Hundred and Nineteen lucres Three Roods Ten Perches, being die northern part of Lot Number High.-->n a plan deposited m the Land Tians ; er Office at Auckland under Numbei 5557, which said piece of land is poition if Allotments 53 and 54 of the Pai ish of Baraka and is the whole of the land comprised in** Certificate of Title, Volume 570, Folio 179, of the Registei Book at Auckland, subject to Memorandum of Mortgage Number 33022„, securing the sum of Two Thousand Pounds and interest and subject also to the . agreement respecting fencing contained m Memorandum of Transfer No. 96b nt. Jiamly Dairy Farm, situated at karaKa, containing One Hundred and Nineteen Acres Three Roods Ten Perches, subdivided into convenient paddocks, comfortable House, milking shed and necessary outbuildings. The Mortgagee’s application and estimate may be seen at the Office of the Registrar at all reasonable times prior to the sale and in the Auction Rooms at the time of the sale without payment cf any fe p‘articulars and conditions of sale may be seen at the Office of the Auctioneer or of Messieurs Dufaur, -Lusk, Biss and Fawcett, Solicitors, 2S Shortland Street, Friday, tune -| 1 QOQ RID AY, tIuNE A* XC/cWOf AT 12 NOON. FINDER CONDUCT OF THE REGISU TEAR OF THE SUPREME COURT AT AUCKLAND, at the request of the mortgagee in exercise of the power of sale contained in Memorandum of Mortgage number 182436. A WELL-BUILT and nicely finished modern Bungalow of five rooms, replete with every modern convenience, situated on main road near Avondale. A arge section (1 rood 4 perches), with 31 any fruit trees.

ROBT. PARR AND CONS, OBT. v- • VJARR AND OONS, Will sell as above by public auction at their rooms, National Chambers, Swanson Street, Auckland, on the above date, 4 LL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND, containing by admeasurement ONE ROOD FOUR PERCHES, more or less, being Lot Number Six, situated in the Borough of Avondale on a plan deposited in the Land Registry Office at Auckland aforesaid, under number 20645. being portion of Allotment Number Sixty-two, Parish of Titirangi, and being part of the land mentioned and comprised in Certificate of Title Volume 36, Folio 36, Auckland Registry. The Mortgagee’s application containing the estimate of the value of the said land can be seen at the office of the Registrar at ail reasonable times prior to the sale and a copy in the auction room at the time of the sale without payment of any fee. For particulars and conditions of sale apply at the auction room or at the offices of Messrs. Bond and Munro, Fourth Floor, Yorkshire House, Shortland Street, Auckland, Solicitors for the Mortgagee. tTNDER CONDUCT OF THE REGISJ TRAR OF THE SUPREME COURT AT AUCKLAND, at the request cf the mortgagee. 1, 1928, George iitalker, r td., EORGE ALKER, Ltd., AUCTIONEER, Having received instructions from the Registrar of the Supreme Court, Northern District, at the request of the mortgagee, will sell by Public Auction at its Auction Rooms, Queen Street, Auckland, on FgSil; J3S 1, 1928, AT NOON. ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND, situate in the Provincial District of Auckland, containing by admeasurement THIRTY-TWO PERCHES (32p.) more or less, being Lot Number Five (5) on a plan deposited in the District Land Registry Office at Auckland under number 15025, being portion of Allotment 1 Number 45 of Section Seventeen (17), ! Suburbs of Auckland, and the whole of j the land comprised in Certificate of Title, Volume 467. Folio 298, of the Register Books at Auckland, which said land is however subject to Sections 16 and 17 of The Land Act, 1924, and to a covenant respecting fencing in Transfer No. 215244. The property comprises a level section having a frontage of Thirty-two feet to O’Rorke Road, Penrose, with New Bungalow residence of five rooms, superior finish, electric light and cooker, sleeping porch, etc., good bus service and handy j to railway station. The Mortgagee’s application and estimate of value may be inspected at the office of the Registrar of the Supreme Court during office hours or with the conditions of sale either at the office of the auctioneer in Queen Street, or at the office of the Mortgagee’s Solicitor. J. C. Dromgool, 44 Queen Street, at all reasonable times prior to the sale without payment of any fee. EDUCATIONAL QH ARLES E. TAYLOR. SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM. 434 COLLINS STREET, MELBOURNE. To train young men and women for newspaper work and also Juniors and Cadets already employed. Students will be given assignments, as in a newspaper office, and criticism of their work will enable them to profit by their errors. WRITE FOR PROSPECTUS. PREPARATORY SCHOOL AND KINDERGARTEN. (Epsom Library, Manukau Road). SECOND TERM COMMENCES, TUESDAY, JUNE 5. Misses R. Gresham and A. Short. ! Private Address: 17 Emigre Rd., Epsom. Phone 20-994.