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Auckland Star, Volume XXI, Issue 257, 30 October 1890, Page 8

Auetlens. ROBERT WILSON] [REGINALD CLAYTON TO-MORROW, at 11 a.m. DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE, Marble Clock, Duchess Pair, Washing Machine, Chests Drawers, Double and Single Iron Bedsteads, Wire-wove and Spring Mattresses, Washstands and Tables, Tapestry Carpet, Sets Ware, Looking Glasses, B.W. and other Chairs, Round and Oval Tables, Kitchen Tables, Couches, ChandaHer, Filter, Perambulators, Bookcase, Tricycle, 3 Sewing Maehine9,Marquee,lß x 14, Blankets, Oilcloth, and Sundry Lot of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND KITCHEN REQUISITES. Tha subscribers will sell, at their Mart, next to " Herald " Office, To-morrowj at 11 o'clock, AS A B 'O V E. WILSON & CLAYTON, Auctioneers. ROBERT WILSON] [REGINALD CLAYTON PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. i FIRST WEEK IN DECEM3ER. /- T7INTIRE "OLANT AND T EASES OF THE ' qn_s A ROHA QILVER \ f ASD . pOLD iVfINING COMPANY • (LIMITED). WILSON & CLAYTON Have received instructions from the Directors of the To Aroha Silver and Gold Mining Company to sell by public auction, at their Mart, in the first week of December, 1890, THE ENTIRE PLANT AND LEASES OF THE TE AROHA SILVER AND GOLD MINING COMPANY (LIMITED). - Full particulars in future issue. WILSON & CLAYTON, Auctioneers. OBT. WILSON.] -P"'- [REGINALD CLAYTON. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19. ,' 12 o'Clock Noon. PROPERTIES. PROPERTIES. PROPERTIES. • WILSON & CLAYTON Have received instructious from Mr C. W: McFarland, who is leaving Auckland, to sel 1 by Public Auction at their Mart, Queen-street* on Wednesday, November 19,1890, at 12 o'clock noon, HIS VALUABLE PROPERTY situated in Arthur-street, Ellerslie, being lot 132 and part of lot 131, sub-div, of allot. 7 and others, sec. 12 suburb 3of Auckland, containing la. lr. 24p15., with almost new house of 6 rooms, washhouse and stable. Good bricked well and force pump. On gentle rise two minutes' walk from i-lierslie Station, Also instructed by the owners. BELLWOOD, CROMWELL-STREET.— Comfortable House of 6 room*, 2 register grates and range in kitchen, water laid on, also concrete cistern (holds 1,000 gallons), with force pump attached, washhouse with copper built in, stable and coach house. About half an acre of garden, free from stones, double frontage. BULWER - STREET, BAYFIELD. - Really nice little Villa Residence of Srooms, and bath-house with.bath. aJL__t_.M_X.loo, good garden, front and back concrete paths; very handy to trams. HELLYER'S CREEK, IS acres. BROWN-STREET, POKENO. —Corner Allotment. Particulars on application to— WILSON & CLAYTON, Auctioneers. -'' WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26th, At 12 o'clock noon. VALUABLE PROPERTY TOWNSHIP OF OTAHUHU. THREE DIFFERENT LOTS, COMPRISING IN ALL ABOUT 10. ACRES IN THE VILLAGE, WITH DWELLING HOUSE AND OUT-BUILDINGS. ALEX. AITKEN Has been favoured with instructions from Mr E. M. Weedon, to sell at his Mart, junction of Queeo, Grey, and Wakeflold-streets, on the above date, the following valuable properties. in three different lots :— LOT I.—THE LAND BEING LOTS 23. 24, 25, and 26 of the subdivision by John Fairburn of pare of Fairbnrn's claim, No. 269 a, containing in all <i acres, with Dwelling House and Out-Buildings thereon erected. LOT 2.—The Land being Lots 20 and 21 of the above subdivision, containing in all 4a. 2r. 12p. LOT 3.—The Land being Lots 6. 6. 7, 8.9,10,11, and 12 of tho subdivision of part of Fairbura's Claim, fronting the Great South Road and near the Schopl property, with a right of way over a strip of land 100 links wide. LOTS 1 AND 2, UNDER THE "LAND TRANSFER ACT." The Auctioneer draws the attention of intending buyers that the above property is in good grass, and is equally suitable for a Homestead as for Market Gardening purposes. The situation is within throe mJ.nutes'walk of the Otahuhu Railway Station, and three-quarters of an hour's drive of the city. All information can be obtained at. the office of the Auctioneer. ALEX. AITKEN. Auctioneer. 'WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, At 12 o'Clock Noon. , S.S. SCOTCHMAN.' •* . ALEX. AITKEN Has been favoured with instructions from Mr. Holder, to sell at his Mart, .unction Queen, Wakefield, and Grey-streets, on Wednesday, November 12, at 12 o'clock noon, the wellknown SS., ,8 C O T G H M A N. • The Boat is now-'in good working order, and has a carrying capacity of 65 tons, 10-horse power engine, steam Winch in good -working order, and all necessary gear in connection with a first-class cargo 3teamer. She is at present earning about £15 per week. All information and cards to view, obtainable at the office of the undersigned. ALEX. AITKEN, Auctioneer. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, At Eleven o'Clock. EAST-STREET, NEWTON. HOUSEHO LD FU RNIT UR E. The undersigned has been favoured with instructions from Mr. George Coatos <who is leaving Auckland for the Islands) to sell, on the premises, at East-street. Newton (above the Excelsior Hall), on Wednesday, November 5. at eleven a.m., THE SURPLUS OF HIS USEFUL . HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and Effects, consisting of Superior Wood Bedstead, Feather Bed. Handsome Wardrobe, Chest Drawers, Dressing lables, Dining, and other Tables, Rocking.Chairs. Carpets, Fender and Irons, Very Handnome Set Ivory Chessmen, Kitchen Utensil 3, Ornaments, and (Sundries too numerous to mention. The above articles are in good preservation and equal to new. Termg—Cash. ALEX. AITKEN, * Auctioneer, •' %