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Auckland Star, Volume XXI, Issue 4192, 23 November 1883, Page 4

11| Ancttons. I 1 ! MONDAY, NOVEMBER 26. \'Zl ENGLISH-MADE FURNITURE. V 1 ENGLISH-MADE FURNITURE. \'..} Now Landed, ox Ganymede. [ 'i GABRIEL LEWIS f 1 IFtTAS received instructions to sell, at his 51 'M .IA Rooms' on above date, at 11 o'clock, [ i CV7 CASES OF ENGLISH-MADE ?4 *• FURNITURE, as under— ■I Wi SUITES in Leather, Crimson, and Blue ill si B Velvet — Gold Tapestry, Horssehair; I Walnut Loo Tables, Jibonisod Brackets, |i Occasional Chairs, Foot Stools, ComWmk modes. Handsome Glass Rack, Chef•jm foniers (various sizes), Marble Washf stands, Duchess Sets, Centre Tables, - fjfl Gipsy Tables, Hall Stands, Dining I \ Tables, Whatnots, Rutland Easy Chairs ■I •: Albert Chairs, Couches (only), Toilet 1| | Glasses £ j &0.. &C., &C. <■ 1 Also, I j PARYIAN MARBLE FIGURES, Majoi ?|: 1 llca Ware, Ornaments, Garden Stands f &c., &c., &c' i ~ TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, y I . At 12 o'clock. i 1 By Order of tho Mortgage c. II * GABRIEL LEWIS i3! V "TJfAS received instructions to sell, at his jpj J[j_ Rooms, on above date, at 12 o'clock noon, *f ALL THAT PIECE AND PARCEL OF »f I LAND In the Parish of Pupuke, County i »j of Mongonui, boine North-westprn por- ,' 1 , tion of Allotment No. 6", South-eastern | portion of Allotment No. 60, North-j.-.',st.j western portion of Allotment 61, containr § I ing 120 acres. |li WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5. IH THE HAYMARKET. If QBC.OND ■tTn'OOL gALE. 11|| Will be held on the above date, 111 AT 12 O'CLOCK. fly IMMEDIATE STORAGE AVAILABLE. ||P Woolpacks supplied hi any quantity. |P AIFRED BUCKLAND. 11l THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29, lil At 1 o'clock. ill ThE REMUERA CATTLE SALE. H "TVAIRY COWS, FAT AND STORE lU U CATTLE I il FAT SHEEP, LAMBS, and PIGS. 11l ALFRED BUCKLAND. |i| /COUNTRY CATTLE SALES. iwl Papakura—Wednesday, November 28. P|j ALFRED BUCKLAND. |Jfj TUESDAYS. |i| THE HAYMARKET. lijp i;CJALB OF WOOL, SHEEPSKINS, I H-tS O HIDES, and TALLOW, each TUESDAY, at ti o'clock. jm"i- ALFRED BUCKLAND1| THE HAYMARKET. ill* T3EGULAR SALES OF HAY AND fM'"- XV STRAW !|| EACH TUESDAY AND FRIDAY, p| Atllo'olook. ||v; ALFRED BTJCKLAND. ;|i' MONDAY, NOVEMBER 26. DURHAM YARDS. Til IRST WOOL SALE | .... - OF J THIS SEASON ' ; Will he held in above Yards ON MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20. ! Vendors will kindly forward their : entries on or beforo Friday, 16th November. 1 HUNTER & NOLAN. | TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27. JUNCTION YARDS. • gnOR SALE, at,the Junction Yards, on ' ' Jj Tuesday next, i: 163 Fat Oxen, froitf Sandhills, Waitara, Wai- ; kato, and neighbourhood 1 700 Fat Sheep - ' 70 Fat Lambs ■ Dairy Cows, Store Cattle, etc. | HUNTER & NOLAN. I DURHAM YARDS. IjlOR SALE, at the Durham Yards, !. " every Tuesday, at XI o'clock,. i HIDES, TALLOW, WOOL, and SKINS. , HUNTER & NOLAN. j SPECIAL SALE OF HORSES It . AT OHAUPO On TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27. "i'^niHE undersigned has received instruc ,: X tions from Messrs M. and P h Coohrane fp (who.are giving up contract work'to sell, at - Ohaupo, on above date, ; Without Reserve, I S STAUNCH DRAUGHT HORSES, used to I * all work 5 Waggon and Light Harness Horses ' ,! 1 Handsome Draught Geldhig (roan), 5 years : old. and staunch "6 Staunch Horses, used to work in shafts, from 3 to 6 years old 5 Strong Hacks in good condition, young and "j'i '~;■;■•■. SOUMd f;- Also, H Double and Single-furrow Ploughs Scarifier, Dray, Lot Harness, te \ 3. S: BUCKLAND. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1883. II SIX-ROOMED HOUSE AND LARGE ALLOTMENT, ST, MARY'S ROAD, PONSONBY. , R. C. GREENWOOD .-'••.i|AS received instructions to sell by | I auction, at his Mart, 129, Queen-street, on Wednesday, November 28, at 12 noon, A REALLY GOOD SIX-ROOMED HOUSE, >; together with all necessary out-buildings (gas ■'and water laid en), and Allotment, 73 feet froat- ■ age to St Mary's Road, Ponaonby, by a depth of ,i 180 feet to the sea, having a beautiful view of the harbour. <"'■' ■ This is a very rare opportunity of acquiring a ;;; good freehold within tbo oity, and having all the advantages of a marine and suburban residence. ~ , . • Also, at the some time and plwse, ' SMALL i'ARM SECTIONS, \fAIKOMITI, & to 10 acres each, being Lots 1, 2,3,4, and S of a Subdivision of Section 263, Parish of Waikomiti. ,':KeaUy flrst-clasj land, suitable for orchards, gardens, &c, &o. Lots flagged near the Waiko- '■' niitiHotel. TitM—Crown Grant ». fi. GBLLION.] - [J. CBAIO, JB, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5. • SUBURBAN SECTIONS S f ': BETWEEN j| WAIORONGOiSiIAI AND TE AROHA. 3 ELIGIBLE VBXA AND BUSINESS • GRAZING PADDOCKS. D. R. GELIION & CO., FAVOURED with instructions from Chita. S. Stafford, Esq., will sell byauoJlJ'ja ~ tion, at the PuWio Hall, Te Aroha, on above |i|i VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PROII It PERTY, Bltuated between the Goldflelds TownIS SI ehlpof Walorongomai and Te Aroha,now being ilB IS cot ttp in Sections of l Acre each, and Business 8| Allotmeuta (trontinK main County road) ofjl IMU Acre each. Tlio poaltioa ofthla property isun--IUI{ Burpaasea In tho tlotalty of the Aroha, being Hit *~wi^a lew Mtomtee walk ot either Township, I and commanding a Panoramic Vlfj-w «f thn IMil Plrongia BapßOß,MatamataEstate,Bi^fc^i jM »'J'oAter'B settlement, and th© Thaiuea VaUoy. is I To Speculators, Miners, and others, this offata IHB I an unequalled opportunity for investment. |»|| Tha term of lease is about 19 years, and the Hit be'had from the Auctioneers;