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Auckland Star, Volume VI, Issue 1819, 14 December 1875, Page 1

; . For Sale I/OfiS LE, several Choice "■ ative I -S- eserves in the Stewart Settlement at Katikati, iromSO o 200 acres. Terms easy - -Apply to ; K. C. JORD 'N, ; uctioneerand Lnnd Agent, Tmvansra; 1 Or, G. V. S.i.'K'.VAltT, Katikati. IpOR SALE, several superior Allot ments atPonsonbj, South Newton, and iorth | Wioro Also, 200 acres of first-class Land, acl.joinine: ths Township of Tokatoka, with deep water frontage to the Great Northern Wairoa. Also, ISO acres of good Land on the Oniaru Block, between Tokstolra and Matakohe. Ant! 300 acres of superior Lnnd, with good creek ! running through it, on the Okahu Block, Kaipara. ' AH of wliicli will L)« solii at a very iov? p:iua. Apply to JOHN" SOPPET, No. 8, Queen-street. I^OR Immediate Sale, very cheap, a Kood three-roomed House, with lavge kitchen ' acd <wcry convenience for Bedrooms up stairs; also a good well and freehold allotment.—Apply to | JOHN SOPPET, S No. 8 Queen-street. "C*OR STLe, at Matekaua,, a really J|_ ffood Farm, with larc^o frontage to tho river 894 acres, 254 acres vi" which ace in good K'rass, fenced and divided into paddocks; a good 8-roomed House and all necessary outbuildings.—-Apply to JQHN.SOMPET, ___ No. 8. Queen-street. SALE, on very easy terms, a JL really good House of 7 rooms, with Slated roof, water laid on, and every convenience for a family, together v.ith freehold allotment', 10 iett frontage to Upper Queen-street by 185 ft-.et deep.—Apply to JOHN SOPPET No. 8, Qm en-si reef. "SL?OIt SALE, Cheap, a very substanJC tial and well-finished Ten-roomed House; with every convenience for a family ; largo Garden planted with choicest fruit and ornamental trees; oclyhalf-an-hou'- aikfroin Union Bauk. Apply o JOHJT SOPPET, i>'o. 8, Qnucn-street. T^OR SALHI, remarkably cheap, 182 JB_ acres of splendid Lancl, with cresk ii'imtage, and a very great quantity oi lotara trees of large size ujioa it.—Apply to JOHN SOPPET, No. S, Queen-street. npu LET, at Kemuera, a comfortable 1 7-roomed House, v;ith good large garden within eaiy distanca of tho Railway Station. Apply to JOHN SOPPET, No. 8, Queon-street. Itft O II 8 X L E~ JL. BY R, C. GP^KENWOOD, Auctioneer, House, Land, and Estate Ac:ENT, M-A KKKT-rfotrsE. FOR «ALI", three mileß from town, a thoroughly well-finished i/entlemiin'a resideiice ; every convenience, rooms lofty, commands a magnificent view; ground* laid out as Kitclien Gnrden, Flower ; Garden, and Shrubl cry of well-grown trees, aud P.^ddocK, containing iij all ii.bout two acres. .Lowest price. £500. Terms easy. F--I1 SALE, in Wyjiyard-f.treet, a very neatflvercoined Cotiage, nearjy new ; iirst class garden, allotment 5. r)ft by lOSft. Rental, 15a per week; can be bought for £l!.O. Fult S JjK, in Napier-street, a four-roomed Cottage, good v.v!} 20 jean Ifase at £5 per annum, ground rent; let for 9- per week ; very cheap. Price, £00. F'jP^ S \ LE, a very superior Cottage of four rooms, and other conveniences (next door but one to "VVynyard House. Eden Ore cent) ; tanks, Ye. etian blinds, etc. Leasehold, with 20 years to run at a reason ible ground rent Let for 15s per week. ' I-riee £75 TOR SaLB, in Brown-Btr^et Ponsonby a new j four-roomed House with double-roof and verandah, thoroughly well-fmishod. Very cheap for £150. Allotment 40ft x lOSft. 1 FOR 8= L ■-. two Allotments. 30ft to Ri-ssell-stoeet, 30ft to-Bond-street, by a depth of 210 ft, off the Great North.KOAd Pxic- X2sthet!v O ; Full S \LE 140 acres of rich Land in a good district for £800. FOil SALE, several large Blocks of Land at 10s per acre. . FOR SALE, 81 acres of jjood Land, principally bush. 10 ijjilea from Auckland. £'00 if OR SALE SO acres of I and for £SO. POX S \ LX, 100 acres of good Land in the Waikato; oivy 20s an acre. FOJB BAL!i. ISO acres of improved Laud in a good district. Sliibhouie erected ilmreoj.; good well and mostly fenced. F- X SaLK, 140 acre? of L-uirl at Te Ari ; seven miies from Maug iwni; Os an ere FOX SaLK, Cottages in *nd -round the city. FOil SALK, Farms, i^nd, A.lotmenls, etc. R. C. GR!< EN WOOD, Auctioneer, House, Land, and Estate Agent, Market-House QERJSTMAS PRESENTS! NEW YEAR'S PRESENTS ! Sewing Machines ! Sewing Machines ! The most useful and best to give. Eight reasonß why A Machine you should buy, —At Dennes's : IbL He haß twenty different kinds. 2nd. He gives one month's free trial. ard. He asks no security. 4th. You can exchange a Machine you don't like for one you do like. 6th. He charges nothing1 extra for six month's credit. 6th. He takes old Machines in part payment ior new ones. ,7th. Ho is the Largest Importer in the Province. Bth. He will give a Lime-Light Entertainment to any Society free if the members find him one or more purchasers to the extent of 10 guineas. B3P~ W. C. Dennes, having made fresh arrangements, begs to inform tho public that he repairs all kinds of Sewing Machines upon the premises, expeditiously and cheaply. "great central sewing and washing machine depot, Queen -street. MACHINE NEEDLES, of all kinds, 3d. each, or 2b. 6d. per dozen I"P a ot to 8 1 P Has much pleasure to inform his 2 c/ 2 friends, and the public in general, that he & g HAS NOW OPENED, he] § his ■ m S O j<J GREENGROCER, FRUITERER, g * AND GROCERY STORE, . 3. p3 CORNER OF Op. g VICTOKIA AND ALBERT - STREETS. M W > • . P" q F. C. Otto in inviting his friends and the H ;p* public in general to come and patronise ■ 2 ,fA him, promises to sell first-class Goods at § the lowest possible cash prices, and giva fel ' q every order prompt attention. O ' CO MR MrJ'OHEL, PI'lT - STREET, Auckland, begs to draw the attention of the public to his Choice Selection of PICTUPvES, FANCY GOODS &'c. Extensive Library. Terms moderate. N.B.—Book bought, sold a *d ixcbauged. GEORGE "'COD-LIN,- of Onetmnga, thanks his friends and the public for the patronage his 'Busses hay« always received, and begs to assure them that h < will do his utmost to mreit a continurnce of the same. In consequence of the alteration of tQe Railway Table, our Time Table will i be, on aiid after MONDAY, as follows:— From Onehunga: From Auckland: 8 am. j 10 a.m. 10 am. . 2 p.m. 2 p.m. 4 p.m. 4 p.m. 6 p.m. GOALS ! COALS !. A.O.£ LS !—To the Inhabitants of Onehunga.—J. By croft and Co. beg to intimate that they are prepared to deliver S best Screened B iy Coal in bags, in any part of OneS hunga, for Sss per ton,