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Auckland Star, Volume IX, Issue 2711, 28 December 1878, Page 3

".'•- For Sale. ' • '■ POE PRIVATE SALE. v "VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTIES AT On account of the Owner leaving the Colony. An Eight-roomed House, recently built, with a large allotment 41 x 227, fronting England and bpnng-streets, commanding a magnificent view of the harbour, city, and suburbs, well planted with ornamental and choice fruit trees, oathouse, tanks, and never-failing well of water. rc^rSn/'^ 111! C^ ttase, with a large allotment, wffh fn?£ £5?* land * a"d sPr!ng-streets, planted with fruit trees, and an excellent well of water. APP'y to ■ N. CAMPBELL, Queen-street. TC^OR SALE, a First-class Waggonette.— goteA^ell. 0 T> J°hQSOn- Wi°d3or Castle |7<OR SALE, in the thriving settlement o X. Waipu, a Farm of 187 Acres, havin half . SfthP SmS 1' frantas?e; situated in a centn 1 par of the settlement, within one mile by a good «w,/^n m sc]lo? ]' cliUr c". and Telegraph offlceS Jo, acre3 ri I[l ? ra9s» divided into four pad clocks; large Dwelling-house (nearly new).£on fauna 8 rooms large hall, wardrobe and scullery JhPre are also a good barn, store, dairy, and other outbuildings. This property is suitable lZnn^ mcv °E a me6*cal man wishing to acquire a. good homestead, combined with the practice anvnf?w-' 0- n- TherS no doctor in this, or S?mov«S? f djoinm« settlements. The owner is reason fVi^J^t r Pfopwty, hence his sole l£ticJ»™Z Shms$ o6}?' PO3eot tMs- Further SaMftXl°d H'B> Morton ' |"(po«OOprLENTT on Building Society boTrl™ Pr m w?.v s> or on other teriQs to suit to the Railway Stafian in one of our chief ?S^fc S 3tr 7 e^ House 0 SS fig £300 -HOUSE of 7 rooms, with wood' SeX|or^& and Es^ •p. I O'~f evF^ l AiloTments for sale on North £ far, n \Z a-u'- irom £St 0 ~loeach: instalments VulTa'rTLane °Dl J and and Estato Agent- ■§-* »§ i h CASK.—lmproved 10 acre Farm in a ag : nt, Shortland-stre.et. next to the Post-office &A P*R ACRE.—Capital Farm of 169 acre 3 *i. M acres wass. 5 acres orchard'and gar fe» lch allS v3, al soil, good house of 5 rooms, stable, cowshed, cartshed, dairy, &c, South of Auckland. 2£ miles frpm a railway station.-S • Vale, Houseand_Land Agent, iShortland-street J_!4-00 "S^^ SK °r6 x rooms, large cellar ££$&. r&^«ica\«ndyXS S^ogtelgel^' H— "* "SS £2 5®V P ™R Improved FARM «*'*'■. of 130 acres, large orchard, firewood water frontage & Ct , good Cottage, 15 miles from : Auckland by first-class road.-S. Vaile, House and Land Agent. Shortl&n6-Btreet. UCKATIVE BOSlJs'jEsi: AN OPPORTUNITY SELDOM MET WITH. AN OLD-ESTABLISHED BUSINESS FOR SALE. T. TURRELL, Bookseller, Stationee, News agent, amb Music Sellee. T.T. being about to leave the Colony wouia be gad to meet with a parchaser. Would be willing to give a few week's assistance should the buyer require a.knowledge of the business. Early application requested. J^OTICE OF REMOVAL. DR. HAINES Has REMOVED from Parnell to the Alien Road—house recently occupied by Owen Jones, Esq., next to Presbyterian Church. «""D°» 3rd December, 1878. jgOEOUGH^ PARNELL. I appoint WEDNESDAY,1 the 15th of January, 18<9, for the Election of two Councillors of the Borough of Parnell, in the room of William Colkman, elected Mayor, and Walter Brackenbuby, resigned. *^*-n i B -QaJso f a,PP° iat T^BSD AY. the 7th of January, . 18/9, as the day, and the Borough Council Office! Manukau Road, as the place, for receiving the nomination of Candidates. The nomination Papers must be delivered to the Receiving Oflicer before 12 noon same day Dateed this 21th of December, 1878 J. H. BORNE, X-tetarning Offlcer. Jji S TAB L I SHED 1855. CHEAFESTgAND BEST SELECTION EVER SHEWN IN NEW ZEALAND. W. H. SHAKESPEAR & CO., 2-16, QUKEN-STRKET, ' • AUCKLAND. "* BERDEEN POLISHED GRANITE ,£&_ MONUMENTS, In Rkd and Blue, from £5, Free on board ship to any part of New Zealakd Inscriptions Accurate and Beautiful. • Lists snd Prices free from JOHN LEGGE Sculptor, Aberdeen. Scotland, pAPAKTJRA'ANNUAL RACES ANNIVERSARY~DAY, WEDNESDAY January 29, 1879. ' Handicap Hubdlk Race, of 30 soys.; second horse to receive 5 soys. from the Btakes. Twice round the course, over 8 flights of hurdles. Nomination, 1 soy.: acceptance 2 soys. ' Papakuka Handicap, of 100 soys.; 20 soys to the second, and 10 boys. to.the third horse, out of the stakes. Distance, 2 miles. Nomination, 2 soys.; acceptance, 3 soys.: , and 2 soys. at the post. Nominations, with entrance money enclosed to be made to the Secretary by FRIDAY, the 3rd January, 1879, at 8 p.m., at his office, Durhamstreet ; or to Mr W. Walters, jun., Globe Hotel Papakura. * WM. PERCIVAL, __________ Secretary. \ UCKLAND SGRIJPTUBE GIFTT j__L ASSOCIATION. Christmas and New Year Appeals*. N O T I C E.—The Committee, putting fonth special effort during the holiday season, on behalf of the Public school Children in City and Province, make this appeal to all friends- disposed to assist the funds, foi the object. Receiving Box at > Messrs. Cbamtaloup and ' 1 Cooper's, Stationers, Queen-street, Auckland. I . . S. ROUT, Treasurer. - /^i HAND CRICKET^ MATCH? > TARANAKI EIjETEN \Ta~UCKLAND. ! The Taranaki Team will not arrive toll the 313t December. Tho Mrst Ma.tch will, therefore, be- ' Plavedin the Domain Cricket Ground on the Ist! and 2nd January. Band in attendcgice. .. 3 ADMISSION:—6d. (Sixpence). ;|:' A LBEfiT HALL, * Dasby. Steeet7 ■ f j^_ • ■ . ■::■;" ':■ -•. A GRAND CONCERT ' Will to given in the above Hall on New Year'a* Night (Wednesday, January 1, 1879), t>y, the j UniteS "Variety Troupa, ci»; whicn occasion , several New Comic and Sentimental Songs, Drsete, and Dancea, will be given by well- • kjiown Gentleman AmaJiaurs. Th© whole'td' i- fjondade with a Helect Qua<lrille Party. Concert to commence at 8 o'clock sha,rp. Admission :— Front Seats, 2s; Second do, 2s; i?acK do, Is. - First and second serta admit to Dance.—G, ' ■' 1 ; Thnrlston, Manager; A. Fordyce, Secretary. :1^ 0 R P-B B S E N TS, We intend soiling during the Christmas Holiuays ovir 4s Cigar Cases, filled with Good i Cigars, at 2s 6d, at our New Premises, oppositQ _-. i BanE o£ New Zealand. - - s^B i PAETRIOGE & WOOLLAMS, JM i ToUaQCQcists. j____|