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Auckland Star, Volume XVIII, Issue 293, 13 December 1887, Page 1

Corporation Notices. niT V O F A.UCK LAN D. TENDERS FOR LEASING. 1. FLOUR MILL SHEDS. BUILDINGS, and PLANT (with riglit to surplus overflow -water). and about 12 acres of good stone-fenced Grazing Land adjacent. 2 LARGE and COMFORTABLE 14-ROOM BRICK and WOOD DWELLING HOUSE, with STABLES and OUTHOUSES, with water laid on. and about 11 acres of good stone-fenced Grazing Land adjacent, formerly the residence of Mr W. Motion. 3. LARGE STONE BUILDING and OUTHOUSE, formerly If nown as Edgecombe , * Hotel, situate on the Great North Road, with 100 acres of good Grazing securely fenced ; or f. THE ABOVE BUILDING, with 70 ACRES (more or less) of good Grazing Paddocks, fenced with ctone wall. 5. 30 ACRES of good Grazing Paddocks, all fenced with stone walle. The City Council will receive SEPARATE TENDERS for the above PROPERTIES until 3 p.m. of THURSDAY, the 22nd December. Tenderers to state the term for which they propose to loase the several Properties. Particulars of conditions of 'ease and schedule of machinery in the mill may be obtained on application at this office. Mill, etc., may be viewed on application to Mr Hoskins, on the premises, and the large houso opposite mill on application to Mr Moylan, Inspector, at Abattoirs. The old Northern Motel tenants will permit view. P. A. PHILIPS. Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office, December 10,1887. 956 Board and Residence T. H E L I E R , S B A Y. . - . THORPE'S TEMPERANCE HOTEL AND STRAWBERRY GARDENS. Terms for Board: Adults 25s per week. Children 12s 6d „ „ REFRESHMENTS. .Picnic and Wedding Parties cafiSfea fVrf. ~ /IRAIGLEA HOUSE, Cobden-streeb, O Hewton.—Everything that can be desired home comfortable can. baJvul,a.t,ahove address. Rooms," fu'fhfsbfedj w Unfurnished." ■ /COMFORTABLE "HOME for 4~GentleV 7 men: healthy locality; fine view: stable; terms moderate.—3, Western Park Terrace, Ponsonby Road. , DAWES'S PARK HOUSE, "Victoria-street East. EVONPORT.—Furnished Sitting and Bed-room; attendance or board; bathing, boating.—Adflrosa at Star Office. ADY~AND GENTLEMAN, or two Ladies, can be accommodated with Board and Residence in a private family atßemuera. No children. Tennis lawn, bath, piano, buggy, and every home comfort: 'buses pass the gate. Terms moderate.—Address F, Stab Office. \XTANTE"D KNOWN,—That Ladies and TT Gentlemen seeking rest and change from city life can be accommodated at Mr Colebrook's, Middle Mountain Road. Henderson. Beautifully situated, and scenery unsurpassed. Terms, 4s per day, or 25s per week. Children, hali-price. Public Notices. ■vr o t i c c. If Mr J. A. Bigelowdoesnot remove his furniture and goods, stored in my cellar since26th November, 1885, they will be sold without further notice to pay expenses on same. WALTER L. PRIME. Tecumsea House, - Auckland. T> E L. P. DUGLEAUX'S ESTATE. All pew one having Claims against the above Estate will pleas© send them, accompanied with Proof of Debt, to the Undersigned not later than 22nd of Besembor. ALFRED NATHAN\ Trnfi . Ana JOHN BUCHANAN P rostees . Customs-street. 3S~~ AD PIANOFORTES OS £*D Xβ TUNED O O BY Mr W. F. Jonw, FJanofctte Turner etc., Pon« soiiliy Road, FSH J WIBBA FJSiTI-Rakino Smoked Fish, wholesale in l« parcels at the boat, on, Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturday*.— Aauroßß, A, Sanford, Ilakri>o Island. is sold by every