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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 484, 13 October 1928, Page 4

TOK SALE BT TENDER MURIWAI VCOOMMODATIOX I Un Liquidation) ‘ LT »- Tenders, addressed to the under*!— . at S Palmerston Buildings. Queen str * Auckland, and marked "Tender for '' wai House." are Invited for the of the assets of the abovenamedcl > "’" r>any. which comprise the following ‘ and are to be sold together as a ■ concern:— going Freehold Land, with concrete acres, modation House and Annexe there— Falrbanks-Morse electric light enriand equipment, furniture, linen —1 bedding; dining room and kitchT. utensils; pianola: firewood engine ana circular sawbench: goodwill of business. The Property offered comprises th well-known and commodious tion House at Muriwai, on the wE* Coast, and is approximately 32 miles frW Auckland Chief Post Office. The wT: is situated in a beautiful native about 1 mile from the beach, and over looks the ocean and the famous SO-mlie Immediate possession can be given Conditions of sale, and schedules givln* full particulars of the assets, may be oU tained from the undersigned. Tenders must he accompanied by a dn, posit of 10 per centum (10 p.c.) of »h« amount of the tender. Tenders close at noon on WEDNTt DAY. October 17, 1028. * The highest or any tender not nee**, sarily accepted. C. H. BISHOP. Receiver for the Debenture Holder an* T im.irlufnr ÜBUR B A X PROPERTIES. Written tenders marked "Suburban Property" will be received at the North Auckland Lands Office. Government Buildings, up to 3.30 p.m. on THURSDAY, October IS, 1925. for the pur. chase of the undermentioned properttoHENDERSON —Rathgar Road, 23, mO** from railway station and school. JW 112 acres. Eight at res worn-out pastw*. balance gorse and blackberry. paddocks, fencing poor. Kauri dwell ing, five rooms, fitted with range ajid electric light. Three sheds. GLEN EDEN—St. Leonard’s Road, onmile from railway station. Seven acres three acres good pasture, two acres cultivation. Six paddocks, fencing fat Dwelling house, six rooms, and threV sheds. Buildings old. but fair order NEW LYNN —Section 5. Block NIL, Hetana Hamlet, a mile and a-quarter fror railway station. 4} acres. Three acres brown-top and danthonia, one acr cultivation. Three paddocks, but fencing poor. Dwelling house, four rooms, also washhouse. Electric light. AVONDALE—East Road, two mile* from railwhy station. Two acres. Kauri dwelling of four rooms and two sheds Fencing poor. GLENFIELD—One and a-half miles from Glenfield School and 3 miles from Birkenhead Wharf. 13 acres; ten acres worn-out pasturs, 11 a£res felled and stumped, 11 acres native bush. Four paddocks, fencing poor. Heart kauri dwelling of six rooms and convenience? also three sheds. GLENFIELD—About 2 miles from Glenfield School and 5i miles from Birkenhead Wharf. Twenty acres; about 6 acres paspalum, 2 acres cultivation, balance rough feed. Five paddock?, fencing poor. Dwelling 24ft. x 20ft., only a shell, and incomplete. NORTHCOTE —Corner of Gladstone and Woodside Roads, about 11 miles from wharf. Three and a-half acres. Almost adjoins Kauri Gully Park. Land been used as market garden. Dwelling of six rooms, requiring repairs. PAPATOETOE—FIat Bush Road, about 2J miles from railway station. Three and a-quarter acres. Flat volcanic section. Only buildings are two email sheds. iIANUREWA —Lot 1, of 14 Hunterville Estate. One and a-half miles from railway station. Area, 5 acres. Abont 3i acres paspalum. Two paddock?. House of four rooms. Good timber, but in need of repairs. TERMS OF SALE. DEPOSIT: Ten per cent, or near offer. BALANCE: Instalment mortgage, 20 years. Interest, 5 per cent, to titcharged soldiers and 5} per cent, ti others. Rebate for prompt payment No stamp duty payable. Purchaser liable for all solicitor's fees in preparation and registration of transfer and mortgage. CONDITIONS OF TENDERS. Tenderers to state:— (1) If discharged soldiers or not (forward discharge). (2) Amount of capital available for developing property. (3) If property is required for personal residence. Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. O. N. CAMPBELL, Commissioner of Crown Lands. CORPORATION NOTICES. JgOROUGH OF MOUNT ALBERT ROAD CLOSED. Notice is hereby given that TRURO ROAD is closed to Traffic during the progress of sewer construction works. H. T’TTTNG, Town Clerk. Morningside, October 12, 1925. PROFESSIONAL NOTICES ERNEST H. BLAKEY, LL.B Barrister and Solicitor, Desires to announce that he has resumed the practice of his Profession at .No. 11, FIRST FLOOR, SHORT’S BUILDINGS, QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. MEETINGS T HE UNITED PERMANENT BUILDING AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY OF AUCKLAND. 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