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Auckland Star, Volume XXVI, Issue 76, 8 April 1885, Page 3

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Kvknino Star, Ofllcc, this dav. MrL.W. Katox sold by auction, today, a Smo of oranges per schooner Lillian for lid Hozen: also apples from ljd to 2d per lb, m nears from id to 2jd per lb. tKb W. and J. B. VaUe offered for ealo by motion to-day 21 lots at Avondaic. Kceerves JJjrenot reached, and tho property ia opon for Hie privately. '

The Premier v'sifcil yesterday the Grammar School, tho Asylum, Fibre Cominny's Works, (iarrett's Boot and Shoo ftctory, tho Western Springs Pumping Station, ths Ponsonby ReseryoO, the Howe - street Industrial Home, tie Kohimarama Training School and tie Native Settlomont at Orakei Pusnant ,to arrangement, he left by the- MaoKregor for Whangarei last evening, and is expected back to-night, as he has arranged to leave by Jmiii for the Kaipara tomorrow morning. Tron this trip he hopes to return by Prjday evening, and on Saturday he (lil be driven round the suburbs. On Monday evening he delivers hia promised iddrefs before the Liberal Association .eitteta tho Choral Hall or St. James's Hall. A feature in his further programme of engagements is the turning of tho tirot sod o(the main trunk line of railway at Punui OBtholotb inat. Ihe Auckland Choral Society's concert to-monovf night gives promise of providing •jiiiemusical treat. Readers are referred (Bjuticulars to our advertising columns, AngUß McNeill, minor and contractor, of Cowmandel, and Geo. William Whitcombe, biker, of Ponsonby, filed petitions in bankruptcy to-day, whilo meetings were held of ths creditors of J. S. Ingram and J. Singleton (jeweller).