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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 554, 5 January 1929, Page 3

SALES BY AUCTION SALE BY MORTGAGEE. Under Power of Sale contained in Mortgage Xo. 133507. W [7ILLLAM 1 TTORXE, T TD., ILLLA.M tY. rioRXE, -LiTD., Will Sell at their Rooms, Horne's Bldgs., corner High St. and Vulcan Lane. JANUARY J J RID AY. ANUARY 1 A * 1929. AT 1 P.M. I>UNGALOW of 5 rooms and kitchenette, and conveniences, situated King Edward Avenue, Bayswater. on section containing 27.4 perches, being Lot 1 on D.P. S7SI, being part Allot. 9 of Section 1. Parish of Takapuna, and whole of the land held in C.T. Volume 370, Folio 87, subject to Fencing Covenant contained in Transfer Xo. 17001 S. For particulars and conditions of sale apply to the Auctioneers, or to Messrs. Taylor and Thomson, Vulcan Lane, Auckland, Solicitors for the Mortgagee. FOR SALE BY TENDER OVERHEAD TRAVELLING CRAXE, 10 tons; AIR COMPRESSOR, with Receivers; GENERATOR, 30-80 volts, 32-67 amps. MOTORS, Direct Coupled, 230 volts, 17 h.p. McKIE, ELECTRIC STATION, Church St., Devonport. Going poncern 17 or Cale. OIXG CONCERN AOR CALE. Written tenders for the purchase of the undermentioned property as a Going Concern will be received at the North Auckland Lands Office, Government Buildings, Auckland, lip to 4 p.m. on THURSDAY, January 24, 1929: — LAND Situated six miles from Papatoetoe Railway Station, two miles from Flat Bush School, and three miles from East Tamaki Dairy Factory; area 58 acres 2 roods: all in good pasture or under cultivation; good artesian water; free from noxious weeds; divided into 10 paddocks; fencing good, puriri posts, five wires. BUILDINGS V New House of 4 rooms, kauri timber, iron roof, Orion stove, etc.; cowshed, 6 bails, concrete floor and yards; drinking water in both yards: dairy, concrete floor and sides; trapshed and toolhouse. The cowshed is up-to-date, and one of the best in the district. STOCK Twenty-six cows, Jersey-cross; 1 Jersey bull, 3 years; 7 heifers, 12 to IS months; 2 harness horses, aged. CHATTELS Set trap harness, 4 swingletrees, 2 collars, 2 pairs chains, one spring cart, one set fine harrows, one set discs, 10 blades; one set chain harrows, one singlefurrow Hornsby plough, manure drill, 9 coulters, Lister separator, 70 gallons; oil engine, Dynol, 2£ horse-power, 2 sixgallon cream cans. GENERAL Many of the cows were milked during last winter, and will come in again in time for town supply about next March. The dairy was built in accordance with the Dairy Industries Act, and is registered. TERMS OF SALE Ten per cent, or more cash. Balance secured by instalment mortgage for 34i years, with interest at 5 per cent, to New Zealand discharged soldiers, and 5i per cent, to others. Rebate of i per cent, allowed for prompt payment. Bill of Sale will also be taken over the stock and chattels. The costs of preparing and registering the transfer and mortgage are payable by the purchaser. No stamp duty will be payable. O. N. CAMPBELL, Commissioner of Crown Lands. YT7RITTEN Tenders will be received at the North Auckland Lands Office, | Government Buildings, Auckland, up to 4 p.m., on THURSDAY, JANUARY 17, 1929, for the purchase of the undermentioned farmsRUAWAI Part Section 55, Block XV, Toka Toka S.D.—Area 54 acres. Situated on Mata-kohe-Ruawai main road, 1£ miles from Ruawai. Whole area in good pasture, about 37 chains boundary fencing good order and 70 chains road and subdivisional fencing, poor order. Also 57 chains draining needing clearing. No noxious weeds. Dwelling, four rooms and bathroom, kauri, iron roof; washhouse and man’s rooms; cowshed and engine-room. Property has makings of nice little dairy farm. Note.—Title is 0.R.P., expiring June 30, 1933. Annual rental £6 16s. The section may be freeholded by paying £136 in cash or by instalment spread over 34J years. WAIUKCJ Lot 5, Allot. 79, Waiuku East Parish. Area 102 acres. Situated 5 h miles from Waiuku, 2 miles off main Waiuku-Puke-kDhe road. Two miles to school. About SO acres fair pasture, 10 acres bush, 12 acres scrub and titree. Approximately 170 chains fencing, making 11 paddocks. Dwelling six living rooms, good condition; cowshed, concrete floor, six cowstands ; and implement and manure shed. Rabbits prevalent. TITOKI-WHANG AREI Section 4, Block XII, Mangakahia S.D. —Area 267 acres. Situated fronting clay road. 1£ miles off main Mangakahia - Whangarei road, which is metalled. About 2 miles to Titoki School, 18 miles from Whangarei railway station and 10 miles from Maungatapere dairy factory. About 20 acres fair pasture, 150 acres worn-out pasture and fern, 7 acres swamp, 10 acres bush. 80 acres ti-tree and fern. Fair amount blackberry. Property divided into six- padd«.. chains fencing, totara posts, mostly seven wires. Dwelling, 3 rooms kauri and rimu. Outhouse of split kauri palings; cowshed and dairy. Property suitable for grazing. TERMS OF SALE

I.—Purchase. —lo per cent, deposit, balance on mortgage for 342. years. Interest 5 per cent, to discharged soldiers. per cent, to others. Purchaser liable for all fees in preparation of transfer and mortgage. 2. —Pease. —33 years with rights of renewal and' right of purchase. Annual rental 5 per cent, of tendered price. Only legal costs are lease fee of £2 2s. No stamp duty is payable. Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. O. X. CAMPBELL, Commissioner of Crown Lands. BUILDERS AND BUILDING MATERIAL 4 CTIONS speak louder than words. 68 families comfortably housed in 30 months. —Phillips, “Bungalow Specialist,” Pt. Chevalier. Phono 27-148 \SPHALT, Concrete Paths; materials supplied.—Sorensen and Bridges, 617 New North Rd. Phone 21-178 for prices.