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Auckland Star, Volume XV, Issue 3762, 31 August 1882, Page 4

W, B, COOUEANK «AS. DACRB TO-MORROW, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. nPHS Bnbscribera will sell at tholr Koonw, JL Fort-aueet, on Friday, Ist September, at 11 o'clock, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURW, consisting of-Couoheß, CbaUs, Pictures. Tables. Cnitaics, Fendera. Carpets, Clocks, Ulassware, Crockery. China, .Cutlery, Platedwaro, Crnets, Sowing Machines, Now Iron Uedstoads. Wood Bodateads. Mattraßßea. Paillasses. Bedding Cheßta Drawers. Mirrors. WasbsUnflß. loilet- , ware. Large Kltohon Range. Tuba Kitchon Utonslls. *o. i SAMUEL COCHKANE & SON, Auctioneers. TO-MORROW, DURHAM YABDS FOR SALE, at tho Durham Yards, To-' morrow (Friday), ] 3 Heavy Dranght Horses j 2 Moalum Draaght Horses 8 eood Farm Mares ; Hacks. Light Harnesaiand DranKht Horses »priDK Carta, Drays, aarncsr, Saddlery, &C, &c, &C. At 10 o'clock a.m. HUNTER & NOLAN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5. JUNCTION YARDS. FOtl SALE, at the Junction Yards, on Tueaclii} noxt, 120 Fat Bullooks, frbm Gisborne, Waitara, Sandhills, and WaUato COO "at Hheop. from Glsbsrna and Waikato Dairy Cows, score Cattle, C»lvo3, &c. Fat and Store Figa AT 1 O'CLOCK. HUN T E R~& NOLAN. DURHAM YARDS. WOOL, HIDES, SKINS, AND TALLOW, Every TUESDAY, at 11 o'clock. HTJNTKR & NOLAN. ■pOVKKiY r *.V KITE GRASS SEED. A Very Snperior Sample of PORB^ONMIXKD POVSRTY BAY RYK GRASS BKED (or Sale at Lowest Market Rates. HUNTER & NOLAN. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, OATTLB FAIR, The nnderslKned will hold their CURST CATTLE SALE OP THE SEASON, AT PAPAKUKA YARDS, otf MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1882. Bntrlealreoeived.up.to the previous Thursday. HUNTER & NOLAN. TO-MORKOW. » B. TONKS & CO. WILL sell, on Friday, Ist September, at 12 o'clock, The LBASB ot Mount Wellington Domain Reserve The LEASE ot Mount Hobson Domain Reserve For a period of Twelve Months, from Ist September. AT AN EARLY DATS. NORTHOOXE. MARINE RESIDENCE SITES, Beautifully situated on tho Waltemata Harbour half-mile frontage to deep water and the bay, THB Proprietors of ttiia Estate, after repeated enquiries from private purchasers, have determined to submit the entire lot by Auction at i»d curly daie) and it is now being surveyed, loads made, and plans propsred. In coin: oC natural bounty it is nsßurcsssed. The views from all parts are charming and of lmmenge extent, embracing Waitemnta Mver and Harbour, City oC Anoklar.d, Remuera, Haiirakl Gulf to SttwJSDlt, 'Ilrl Tlrl. RanßltoW, and out to Qreat Barrier and Cape Colvillu. The soil Is rich loam, the titree growing on It being 15 to 18 foet high; tree ferns and native shrubs abound, and for fruit growing this land cannot be beaten, Abuncance of fresh water oan be obtained! Steamers ply regularly to the wharf on tha property, ana it has also a large sea frontage. We ask those in cearoh ot a healthful ploasant homo, and who do not care to pay the enormous prices demanded for land In tho lmmnaiato suburbs ot the 'city, to visit this property and oonvinoe themselves. No word uainting can adequately describe It. B. TON X S & O 0., Auctioneers. TO.MORROW, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER Ist. HOPS. HOPS, HOPS. ENGLISH KENT HOPS, On account ot Shipper?. GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received instructions to sell, at his Rooms (opposite Thornton, Smith and Firth's Mills), Lower Queen-street, on the above date, at n o'clock, 5 B&LK9 OFgKHNT HOPS. TO-MORROW, At 12 o'Clock. QUEEW.STREET~AUCTION MART, Adjoining Banlc of New Zealand, J. B. MARRIOTT WILL Bell by public auction, at His Mart, Qaeen-Btreet, 10 sacks Oats Canterbury Gheeee . Bacon, Potatoes, Tea Furniture, Soap, Watcho?, Clothing &0,, Ko,, &o, J. B. MARRIOTT, Anotioneer and General Salesman. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13. NEWTON KING HAS received instructions, from the Trustees in tho Estate ot tho late 'William Haloo, to cell by auction at his Mart, Devon* street. Now Plymouth, on abovo dato, iL^J THK FOLLOWIi-iG VALUABLE PROPSRTIKB :- RURAL AND SUBURBAN LAND. WAITARA "WK9T-Saotlor,g 17, IS, and 19, containing 13 aores. with B-roomed ReslAcma, Garden, and Outbuilding) WAITARA WEST—Part Seotlon 108, oontaln- ■ log 21 aores (more or less) W.4ITARA WKST-Seotton 121, containing 31 acres (more or less) HUIRANGI-Part Seotlon 157, containing 22 aores (more or less) HUIRANGI-eeotlon 175, containing 60 acres (more or less) HUIRANGT-Bootlon 61, containing £0 acres (more or Iobb) AHATJAHAU TOWN3HlP—Section 90, containing 2 roods. TOWN PEOPBKTIE3. NKW PLYMOUTH-Part Section 669, adjolninn Mr Harris Ford's, with a frontage to Biongbsm-stroet ot 45 links WAITARA WBST-Part Section 15, BlookflO* MoLean and Queen streets, with Building nubjeot to lease to B. G. Lawrenco WATT ABA WHST-Fart Sections 13 and 15, B>o?fe. 80. MoLean stroefc, with Building subject to Jeaße to B, Townsend WAITARA WK3T-Part Section 15, Bloofc BO MoLean-ctroat, with Building subject to leaae to MaoSle & Cnrrio WAITARA WE3T—Part Section 13, Bloofc 90, Queen-street, with Bulldinc subjeot to lease to a, Carr WAITARA WEST-P^rt Sootlons 13 a»a 15 Blook 80, MoLear,-3treet, with BnUdinw subjeot to lease to T. B. Drynan WAITARA WRST-Seotloua 1, 2, 3, M d 4, Blook £5, with 8-roomed House and oholco garden; the residence of the late William HalEO WAITARA WKST-Fectlon 2, Blook 65, with the Waitara Hotel and outbuildings wait AHA WKST-Seotions L 3, ani i, Blook 00 WAITABA WE3T-B«otions 2 and S, Block 43 WAITARA WE3T-Seotions 5, 6. 7, 8, 9, and U, Blook 44 WAITARA EA9T-Seotlon , Block 15 WAITARA EAST-Sootlon S, Block 31 WAITARA EABT-Sco«on's 5 and 6 Blook S5 WAJTABA KABT-Sectlons 5,6, 7,8. fl. and 10. Terms at Sale. For all particulars apply to C. Rennell or James C. Davles. Trnstees ot the Kstato! or to the AuotJpnper, N^w Wywgnti,