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Auckland Star, Volume XXIV, Issue 4326, 28 March 1884, Page 3

Persona)* |f 1 fl/TR'KAY, Cook, Kcwtoit, call »l (-:<■* W - LT.L vurnorßrowneHotelthiacvi-iin-u. f * t t~~ AM NOT in tho Employ of &co. Leahy, H . Blacksmith, from thia daly—"W. H. pemp- JR ANTED, Thos. Carr, Contractor, to |l call upon K. Wooding, Publisher and IB - General Commission Agent, High-street - .111 lost and Found. ■ ■ « LOST, red-and-white Greyhound Dog.— "JB Rcwurd paid on returning same to J. II Martin, Baker. Parnell. ' ' :ll JOST, in Upper Symonds-street, last ,'H J night, a Book. —Finder will be rewarded |(f \iy leaving the same at Edinburgh Castle Hotel. , IB LOST, on Monday night, either in Graf- Jl ton Itoaii oi- Clioral Hall, a Gold BrqojJ* jijjj with coloured stone.—Finder rewarded onl|Br*nlH ing at STAit offlce. "'*y LOST, on March 17, Fox Tjflrier Dog ; II with Collar No 123 —Any irfformation of || him will be thankfully received. If detained, • ""am will be prosecuted by J. Da vies, Karangahapo IH Road. .*|l LOST, between Kyber Pass and Pon- *|H stmby, a Brown Paper Parcel, containing ■' .11 Two Dresses,—The finder will be rewarded on :|| leaving it at Stab office. " . ;J| LOST, on the 25th inst., at Kemuera, ill a Black and White Cattle Dog; answers - r i| to the name of " Spark."—Any person return- ll ing same to W. Phililpus and Son, Qneen-streot, SI will bo rewarded. -Jl 1(10 HMD, a good-bred Gordon Setter. JM 1 Dog; owner can have samabj- paying ex- Jfml penao; if not claimed within seven dayBBTOm tPII this date, will be sold.-J. Walker, CityMafßet : II Board and Residence. J ROSEBANK HOOSE (late Harbutt's), ,';'J DovonporL —Two vacancies in above "9 louao. Terms m ideraca.—Apply Mr Press, or J. ■■« K. Hooper, Proprietor. _____ " H RS GARRICK now returns her sincere j thanks to her friends and the publio of ;9 of Auckland for the kind patronage they have s shown since she commenced her business in the H Sydney and Melbourne Cafe, > ,^| Upper Quoen-streot,'and hopes that she will ■; gain tho same patronage as heretofore by strict . v attention, kindness, and civility. First-olass S Table kept; every attention and convenience v for the comfort of Boarders. Terms—los per Week; ALt Meals to. sj Note the Address —"Sydney and Melbourne ,':\ Cafo " (known as the Young Womcn,s i lnstitut6>, Mrs P. Gakrick, Proprietress. ■ ■':' ■ Medical. -. . :ri T\ K. W I L X I N S, I \J " CONSULTIN& BUROBON, § ts at his Surgery for GENERAL PRACTICE: $ Mornlnga—JO until 12 o'clock I Kvoning—7.3o unlil S.TO. ' ~;'M Afternoons (8 to it more especially for EYE, ' EAR, and THROAT DI3KASES. 1 CONSULTING ROOMS: iS "■orner Qnccn-scvcot and West Qoeen-street^ -Ja opposite Soutli Britleh Insurance Buildings, '3 Auckland. IS your Liver or Stomach outofofder! B If it i» lake a coui-oo of Special Tincture ' Poilophylluiri, a valuable remedy, Is.—C. W. Goodaon. l^ondrn Arcade. ' s ,vv ■ ''?p CJE(JRETTIB INSECT POWDER.—The ,".\ O best and moflt reliable In tho market In perforated canisters. Price. Is 6d. —V. C» Sbablaho, Apothecaries' Ball Harbour Board Notices. \ UCKLANI) HAHBOOR BOARD, j: / api'Oini'aTent of pilot. • Harbour Board Office, ;'. Ml : r , Auckland, 19th March. 1884. " Applications for tho appointment of Pilot for-' v: tho Port of Auokland will be received at this m oflice until TUESDAY, the Ist April, at noon. ApplioantD will require to be examined, and otnervvißO comply with the By-laws of the" Board respecting Pilots, full particulars of . •:■ which can bo had on application at this office. 1 Approved candidates will be allowed one month at tlieir own oxpense, if required, on board the \ J pilot schooner befaro they are examined.; , ;i Applications to be endorsed, " Application for - j Appointment of Pilot" : . . k->ijaij ■'■■ C. H. STONE, Chairman. "J * Auctions. v MONDAY. MARCH 31..-. t IN THE ESTATE OF E. DOWNING . And co. " AVithout tho SHghtesb Re«srve. .. ' At 11 o'clock sharp. GABRIEL LEWIS --./-I WILL sell, at his Stdter&i above date, ~: ■ atllo'clock. ■•-■-.^•■, [■> GENERAL OROCERIES, TEAS " jj ironmongery, nails "?! copper boilers, doormats lamps, scythe stones |j american paints, pitch, saws screws; cDtlery, stationery rowlocks. dog chains /s And GENERAL STORES. ■ \. X^ No Reserve. . WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2. - IN T.HE BANKRUPT ESTATE .'. OF, : MADAME BOTTENILLT.' By Order'of-the.Official;Aesignee in Bankraptpy. * ~,. a GABRniL LEWIS'L HAS rebeiyeoVirinßtruotionß to sell, on the alwvo date, at 11 o'clock, at his Ronmg, THE ■STOCK-IN-TRADE CF MILLINaBT ~ Hats, Bonnets, Underclothing, Winceys Printa, Glovoa.- Feathers, Infanta' Underclothing, Klaunel, Dresses, Silks, Satins, Jackets, Mantle Ornaments. Laces, Vel- 1 ■ veteens. Trimmings, Haberdashery, Col- ■ lors. Tioß, Dress Matorial, Hosiery^ Sateens1 ■■ . ■,••• ■'. ■ : ■ , ..?. &0.,- && &c, i .'.; 'No •Reserve. ; -' TUESDAY. APRILS, ;. ;:,.• .' '■••-■:'.•: AtNOOtl. . -- % , :.. •• ■. .— - . i -\ SPLENDID BUILDING ALLOTMENTS, PONSaNBY. D. P. EV^ANS HAS bee* instructed by Mr W. Bacon to soil by Public Auction, at his Land lfl Mart. Queen-Btreet, on Tuesday, Bth April, at li o't'tockr-- ■;■■■.■■:..■ ..' '..».■■ .:■■'■■■• -.:...■■ ■ ■ .',-■■, A)X THAT YALUABLK PIECE OP PROPKR'I'Y KN OWN AS BACON'S PADDOCK., situated in the very centre of Ponjinby; sub-divided into flret-olfißß Syi BulWJnir Allotments and Villa SitM, SBf having a frontaso to Pompallior Terrace, --StM ■ ' Church-strcot, and Pontonby Terrace. tsa These Allotments arc almost level, in capital position, \vith evory comfort and convenience S available, such as Gus, city water. School, 'Bna, the various Chnrchos, and near tho Tram-car lino, and should command the {attention of all who wish to soourea first-class Villa Site in a ' central and rising position. ■ ■ ■ Torma: One-fourth Cash, balance on mortgage for 9 years at 8 per cent, ur all cash if desired. D. F. EVANS, Auctioneer. . ,>, SATURDAY, APRIL 19. IMPORTANT SALE OF FARM STOCK THE undersigned has received instructions from Messrs A. and J. Anderson (their torn of partnershio having expired) to kelson their Arm. at Pukak 1, Si Batul3»£ . April l!l, at 11 o'clock, «• «" •:.; THK WHOLE OF THEIR FABM STOCK. - as follows :- -7 Heavy Draught Mares and Geldings 5 Good Riding; Horses ' S Young Draughts, by Elgin AHnegyMnre . -120 Pure Lincoln Ewes '".'■■.■ 90 Ram and Ewe Lambs . 3,Haroa . .:•- . ..'V ~:.:..,, ,\> .' A 50 Cows, in milk or in calf s 3C Young Cattle A Shorthorn Bull, Victor Butterfly: bred by W. Jennings, New South Wales ~. A Yearling Bull j.: "; ■ .- -2 Donblo-furrow Ploughs, by .Wallace ' \ - 1 Single Ploughs, by Hornsby .-, ! Mould Plough, Scarifier, Harrow*,1 Drilla Roller, Horse Rake, Weighing Machine : Chaff Cutters; lUck Covers 2 Drays, and Frames Spring Cart _. j_. Cart, Leading, and Plougli Harness Hornsby's Paragon Mower and Reaper Woods'sFelf-di livery Reaper ■<■ \: Double-seated Buggy and Harness Bingie-soatcd Hooded liufigy and Harness 51 Tons Prime Meadow Hay 00 Tons Wheat Straw . , : i Sundries - Tho Auctioneer confidently recommends the above to tho altuntiou of liis friends, "> As BhCOF-broc(3era. tho Messrs Anderson have always been successful, both in the Show and Bale-yard. > JF , the Draught Horses arc steady good workers; the Hacks aro aelivc, and among them good jumpers; tho Cows well-bred and quiet; and the Implements nil in working order. A LUNCHEON WILL BK PROVIDED;. [ .., ji ,.ALFRED~BUCKI<.iND. i ; r." .. 'j^^^j^^^^^^^^atiM