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Auckland Star, Volume XVII, Issue 243, 15 October 1886, Page 3

>* T>ARQUE LUTTERs^!§3££&k WORTH. a\ ove must bo scut to tto ,cro noon rO^^g^^^ "'" 18,JJucqn : sJrcot.__ "VTEW ZEALAND RMLWAi'?, AUCICLA.ND SB.CTTOX, ONEHUNGA RACEV. SATURDAY, OCTOBER IG. On Hn^irdnr, Or-tober Kith. 1830, trals v::ll leave At'cUisno for Tc Papaca at. H.-25 p.m urd 1.10 p.m., xtoppicgnt i-itcrmi tli.ite Ktiuionn-o nick up returning from To Puiaia t) Auckland uC.lßpra., sharp, stopping where required. iuiturn Fctrea from Auckland ond Kcwmnrkct (including admission to course)—lst Clufs, 2a Gd ; 2nd Class, 2s 2d. From other Btations Saturday Return TicKets will bo Issued. _ _ . B? Order. District Traffic Manager* Ofllce, Auckland. October O.ISBC. -jl/T ATXH IS \V BUKKH TT, TO-MORROW (SATURDAY). EVBNING, October 16, at the MOUNT ALBERT PUBLIC HALL, Commencing at 7.50. Collection to defray Expense?. ALFRKD COX. Secretary. "IVJEW ZEALAND PRINTING AND J3l PUBLISHING COMPANY (LIMITED). IN LIQUIDATION. Claims against tho above-named Company in liquidation are hereby rctiueßted to bo sen. In, addressed to the Llquida'ors, not later than WEDNESDAY NEX^tbe^nst^ Liquidator. Coombes's Arcade, Queen-street. W mHE TTYIRECT qUPPLY gTORE. CHINA, GLASS~ EARTHENWARE, IRONMONGERY, GLASS SHADES, GAKDEN TOOLS, FANCY GOODS. BIRD CAGKS, W> it 9 und-Gold Cups jyid Saucers, two shapes. 6i d. z , unequalled forsi7>!. f>hape r and quality. Band and Lino ditto, 3e 6d doz. Plates eevon for Is; Chioa Candlesticks, 6d;« 1 ups only, Rix for Is 31. „ _. drubbing and Saucepan Brushes, 6d ; Hair Jirooms. Is Od ; Tomahawks, 18; Hat and Coat ria Toaiotp, lOd ; Patent Ink Pencils, 63. Other Linen in keeping, too numerous to mention. COUNTRY ORDERS A SPECIALITY. Packed and forwarded to any address. 249, Qukks-ST., Auckland (Three doora above Welloaloy-streety. Lost and Found. LOST, Sunday Evening, near All Saints' Church, a Silver-mounted Stick.—Reward at Star Office. OST7~in Grafton Road, on Wednesday Evening, 6th inst., a Piece of Green Carpst. - Finder leaving it at Baxter's Store. Qrafion Road, will bo rewarded. - LOST, Tuesday, from one to two o'clock, betwoen Welleeleystreet Kaßtand Qaeen3treet Wharf, Lidy's Gold Locket and Chain.— Finder rewarded on returning Bame to Bon McrchiS. Queen-street. STRAYED or Stolen, a Bay Mare, black rointa. from Crummer Road, Poneonby. Finder rewarded. Anyone detaining same af tor this date will be prosecuted. — Apply between 8 i.m. and 1 p.m to A. Tart, Blacksmith. High-st. STRAYED or Stolon, Brown Draußht Hors», branded CTC on shoulder; has hair Dff back In somo placps, and has split in one hoof. Finder rewarded on returning above to E Rogers. Ponsonby Road. Anyone detaining it after thij date will be prosecuted. FOUND, a New jireakfast 'DelicacyAromatic Coffee. Try it- In lib tiDe. la 3i; 31b Is each. — Karle tand Montgomery, Sole Agenta. Personal. WILL thepereon who took a good Umbrelia from tho Hospital on Thursiay, and loft an old one, return it To-morrow, or Iho tame will be published. WANTED, some kind Friend to Adopb a healthj Baby Boy. 'Will be entirely given up. Cannot eflbrd to pay any premium. —Please address in fall to " Maud," Post office, Newton. . ATRIMONIAL. — A worthy Dairy Farmor (childleES widower), aged 36. seeks aProtestant Wife (her age between 20 and 32) through Hannaford'B Agency. Sho mußt understand dairy work.—Mra Hannaford has photojmd full particulars. M "ATRIMONIAL. — A Bingle, steady,' middle aged Man, In gocd constant employment (Protestant),BeskH a Wlfo(agebetween 30 and 10) through Hannaford'B Agency. Mrs Hannaford will privately give full particulars. PERSONAL. — Being now overstocked w.th Fresh Buttor. we will Bell for one week,, very good liairy, 6d per lb; best, 8i per lb.—Karle and Montgomery. . 1 PERSONA L.—Hove you seen the Fingering Wool at Motcalfo's, Is Gd a head, and the large Kits Id, at the foot of Wakeileld Btreet. i ERSONAL.— Profejsor S. Jagoe's No! 2 Eucalyptus Ointment haa no equal for the cure ot Bad Cup, Sores, Burns, Bruises, [•kin Diseases, Bronchitis, &c. 2s 6d per box.— B Gilbert, Chemist, Queon-Btreet. OW UAN SOU AITIfOKD TO GIVE an Extra Pair of Trousers for Nothing with Every Suit? By paying small rent, doing my Own cutting, and buying direct from maim facturers— J. H. DALTON. Vlotorift-Btreet. Bast, Auckland. Auctions TO-MORROW, 1 p.m. * JONES'S NEWTON MART. F. J. JONES Will sell by auction Tomorrow iSaturday), 1 p.m., PRODUCE— Ham and Bacon, etc., etc. GUOCKRIKS —Teas, Sugar, Candles, Pickles, etc., etc., etc. FURNITURK-Chest Drawers. Bedsteads. Washing-stand. Ware, Chairs, Tables, Mattrasses, Hont - wood Chairs. Large lot of Useful Sundries. MONDAY, OCTOBER 25, At 12 o'clock. By Order of tho Registrar of tho Supreme Court. (On Behalf of the Mortgagee). R. ARTHUR Will sell by public auotion, at his Mart, QueenBtreet. on Monday, October 25*. at twelve o'clock noon, ALL THAT PIECE OF LAND, litu'ito in the Parish ot Waitemata, County of Eden, containing 17 Bexches (more or less), bf ing part of Allo ment 23, of Section 17. oftne City of Auckland, bounded towards the north east by Woat Queen-street, 89 210 links; towards the south-east by Miile's Lane, U2i links; towards tno south-west by Al.otment 24, 141 2 10 links; toward the north-west by other part of said Allotment 23 47 links ; again towards tbe north-coat by other cart of said Allotment 23 52 links, again towards the north-weat by other part of said Allotment 23. 46 210 links. w. s. oochranb] [jambs daoeb MONDAY, OCTOBER 18. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. AT GONDRY-STREET. The Subscribers will sell by auction on the premists, Gnndry-street, Newton, on Monday, 18th instant, at 11 o'olock, mHE WHOLE OF THE HOUSEHOLD X FURNITURE, consisting ot Couch and Armchairs in cretoono, Austrian Bontwoo i Chairs, Leo Table, Carpats. CnrtaiDS, Rug. Fendor and Irons, Couch. Rocking Chair. Lounge Chair, Linoleum, Oilcloth. C»ne-soated Chairs, Dining Table. Cruet, Double Iron Bedstoad, Wood Bedsteads, Spring Mattra*s, Palliasses, Bedding, Chest of Drawer?, Mirrors, Washstands ax d Ware, DrDKget, Clock, Kitchen Utonßils, Tubs, Safo, etc. • SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneer?. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5, at Noou. BY ORDKR OF THK RKGISTRAU OB" THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND. SAW MILLS AND KAURI BUSHES. JOHN REID AND CO. Have received instructions from tho Registrar of the Supreme Court of New Zealand to offer by nublic auotion on Fiiday, the sth day of November, 1886. at 12 o'clock, at their Storoe, 26. Queen-street SOUTHERN PORTION ALLOTMENT 26, North Bastern part Allotment S9. Western part Allotment 30, Eastern pait Of Allotment SO, Kaetern part Allotment 11, North Eaatorn part Allotment 16, Allotment 28. and North Eastern part Allotment 27. Parish of Awitu. containing SSI acres. 1522 acres— Part of Allotment 8, Parish of Waltakerei. Middle eouth-weßtern and t outh-western parta Allotment 10. north-sastcrn part Allotment 59, south-eastern part Allotment 59, north-eastern part Allotment 70. no; th eat tern middle portion and middle portion Allotment No. 70, Parlßh of Wait kerei, containing 498 acres. Allotments 23, 25, 2U. 27, 20, and 30, Taupakt Block, containleg 1 3&) acres 11 ood. Lots 1,2, 7, 8. 9,10,11, 12, 51, at, And part id. subdivision Allotments Iff, 170, and 171, Section 10. Suburbs of Auckland. L»aßeho d : Allotment 11. Section 20, Onehunga. containing 2 acres and 9 perches. Term, 11 yea^B'' from Ist January, 1881. The abovo Is a splendid opportunity for r. capitalist, syndicate, or company to secure th most valuable kauri forests in the neijrhboui hood ot Auckland, with mill bulldfiiKS a: Onehnnga. ' ' . continued on Fourth Pago