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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 596, 23 February 1929, Page 4

SALES BY AUCTION ARA G E ARA G E ALE. A L E. *J OHN ARLAW, Acting upon instructions from MR. W. J O’HARA, who is retiring from business, WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, QTAHUHU, Monday 'v kxt . OK i 929, ONDAY EXT, X’ EB. tCOj 1929, A 1 at al. O’CLOCK, QTAHUHU SERVICE STATION, OTA HUH U, ■'HE STOCK AND PLANT OF HIS MOTOR GARAGE AND BLACKSMITHING BUSINESS. Details: 1 TYRING PLATE, TYRE FENDER, UPSETTER, Anvil, 2 Grindstones, S rewing Machine, Iron Trough, 21 H.P. GAS ENGINE, Lathe Bed, D.M.L. DRILLING MACHINE ( Hand or Power), 2 Smith’s Vices, 3 Woodworker’s Vices, 1 Yankee Drill, Swage Block, BLACKSMITH’S TOOLS, FULL RANGE WOODWORKER’S TOOLS, 1 OVERLAND PAR (suit mechanic), 1 HUP. CAR (suit mechanic), 1 Drain Plough, 1 Trimmer’s Machine, 3 Large Cramps. Stocks and Dies, S A E and W, IS Window Sashes (in pairs), Wood Trestles, 4 Ladders, Sledge Hammers, Band Hammers, Tongs, EiACE DRILL. Felloes, Spokes, Hubs, Axles, PULLEYS ("Wood and Iron), Shaft Hangers, Forgings, Bar Iron, Spring Steel. 1,500 FT. HARDWOOD Wheel Stands (long lengths), QUANTITY SECOND-HAND BRICKS. 15 TONS SMITH’S SCRAP IRON, 1 TIN ENGINEER’S LATHE and Shafting complete, 6 LARGE SEPARATORS (and all Gear, new), 2 90-GAL. SEPARATORS, 1 STEAM TURBINE SEPARATOR. JOHN pARLAW, QHN VARLAW, AUCTIONEER, 24 WYNDHAM STREET. NEXT GAS CO’S OFFICES, one 44-246. ASSIGNED Tp STATE. J OHN OHN C ARLAW ARLAW Acting under instructions from MR. T. B. CONGALTON, A.P.A., Assignee in the Assigned Estate of ADAMSON MOTORS, Waiuku, WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION. AT HIS ROOMS. 24 WYNDHAM STREET. ON 1, 1 PM., L P.M., \TERY FINE FREEHOLD SECTION, 60 x 132, on the Birkenhead-North-i cote Road, being Lot 9, of a subdivision of Lot 6, of Allotment 57. of the Parish of ! Takapuna. • TOHN pi ARLAW, O OHN OARLAW, AUCTIONEER, 24 WYNDHAM ST., (Next Gas Company's Offices). Phone 44-246. PRELIMINARY \ NNOUNCEMENT. RELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. Acting upon Instructions from MR. W. R. McKEAN, S.M., Who, on account of ill-health, is leaving for England, JOHN pi ARLAW, OHN yj ARLAW, WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION 11, AX ONDAY’ AX ARCH ’ AT 11 A.M. AT 24 SEA VIEW ROAD, REMUERA. House * and jpurnishings OUSE AND X URNISHINGS HOUSE —Delightful 2-storeyed Bungalow of 7 rooms and offices. Motor j Garage, 2 p.w.c.; slate roof; e.l. Glassedj in Sleeping Porch. SECTION, 66 x 200 approx. MAGNIFICENT WATER VIEWS. Every Possible Conveniece. IP URNISHINGS —All these are of the BEST and include a beautiful Brins- | mead Piano.. FULL DETAILS WILL BE PUBLISHED LATER.

JOHN OARLAW, OHN VAPvLAW, AUCTIONEER AND LAND AGENT, 24 WINDHAM STREET, (Next Auckland Ga| Company’s Offices). TTNDER CONDUCT OF THE REGISTRAR OF THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND at the request of the First Mortgagee in exercise of the power of sale contained in Memorandum of Mortgage No. 183123. I FRIDAY, "Vf ARCH -| 3 929, RIDAY, xTJLaRCH 9 192 ft, AT 11 O’CLOCK IN THE FORENOON. HR IfANDENO TACKSON X . ItIaNDENO ackson Will Sell by Public Auction at their Auction Rooms, 9 Commerce Street,

Auckland, as above — \ MOST DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, .xV situated in the best part of Epsom within 15 minutes of the City and 10 minutes of Broadway. The property is known as No. 129 Gillies Avenue, and consists of a Bunpalow of 5 rooms complete with all modern conveniences. The section has a frontage of 60 feet to Gillies Avenue, and a depth of 160 feet, and is laid out in lawns and gardens. 1 LL THAT PARCEL OP LAND conr\. taining 35 and 3-10th perches more or less, being Lot No. 16 on a plan deposited in the Land Registry Office at Auckland under No. 14375, which said portion of land is portion of Allotment 60 of Section 6 of the Suburbs of Auckland, and is the whole of the land comprised and described in Certificate of Title Volume 349, Folio 297, Auckland Registry, SUBJECT, HOWEVER, to Covenant respecting fencing contained in Transfer No. 155141. The Mortgagee’s application containing the estimate of the value of the security tnay be seen at. the Office of the Registrar at all reasonable times prior to the sale and a copy may be seen in the Auction room at the time of sale without payment of a fee. Particulars .and conditions of sale may be inspected at the Auction Rooms aforesaid, and at the offices of Messieurs Dawson and Stilwell, Solicitors for the Mortgagee, 35-36 Endean’s Buildings, Queen Street, Auckland. AXEHUNGA pOTTAGE PROPERTY "NEHUNGA VOTTAGE x ROBERTY TO BE SOLD BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES OF A DECEASED ESTATE T. MI NDOE AND NDOE AND AUCTIONEERS, 306 DIL WORTH BUILDING, ON PRIDAY, A f ARCH X RID AY. INARCH AT 11 A.M. 1, WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION THAT PROPERTY KNOWN AS No 57 1 ' ’AMERON STREET. ONEHUXGA, <"< INSISTING OF A FREEHOLD SECTION HAVING 40 FEET FRONTAGE TO (’AMERON STREET AND A DEPTH OF 120 FEET. AND ERECTED THEREON A COMFORTABLE COTTACK OF FOl'R ROOMS WITH THE l SEAL CONVENIENCES. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. FOR TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE APPLY TO THE AUCTIONEERS, T UCTXDOE AND DON, 1 • AND UON, 306 DILWORTH BUILDING, Cr. QUEEN ST. AND CUSTOM ST., AUCKLAND. BUILDERS AND BUILDING MATERIAL \ CTIONS speak louder than words. 03 families comfortably boused in 30 months.—Phillips. “Bungalow Specialist," Pt. Chevalier. Phone 27-148. / 'IoROMANDEL Granite, the best building and monumental stone in New Zealand, promjplljr »ui)jpU.ed.—Box 352, ■ - r ~ .