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For Sale. FOR SALE, Piano by English maker, in thorough good order; £23.—Apply Mrs King, 201. Wynyard-street, North Shore. FOR SALE, Handsome Walnut Piano, in splendid condition, truss legs. — S. Cochrane and Son, Auctioneers, Queen-street. FOR SALE, an Organette ; 44 favourite tunes; nearly now; price, £2, a bargain. —Apply Star Office. JpOR SALE or Hire, 8-h.p. Portable 1 Engine.—Apply Mrs W. G. Connolly, Victoria-street West. FOR SALE, a quiet, handsome Mare, Double-seated Buggy, and Harness; been but little used; cheap; owner leaving.—Apply Mr Knight. The Vinery, Mangere, or Mr Pyle, Albion Hotel. FOR SALE, 3 or 4 tons of good Rhubarb ; Jd per lb: good for jam or wine purposes; in quantities to suit purchasers; all stalk and no leaves. Also, good Cabbages, 6d per doz.— Apply R. Webb. Onehunga. . - TjlOR SALE! FOR SALE! Printed Lists of Houses. Farms„_Land, and every description of Property for Sale, can be obtained on application to J. str.eet, or dn every Tram-car, from special -ackstherein. __ __________ FOR IMPERATIVE SALE, good Dairy • and.Sheep Farm, 20 miles from Auckland; good road and.rail communication; 180 acres, with House, Dairy, Stable. Cowshed, and all outbuildings; 12 cows (in milk), 16 head young cattle, pigs, horse, fowls, chaffcutter, plough, dairy utensils, household furniture, etc.; for £450. There is a good living on the property, and it should be secured at once.—J. Thornes, 81, Queen-street. 484 FOR SALE.—I new Full Power Steam Launch, light draught; 1 ditto, nearly new, in good working order ; 1 3-cylinder Launch Engine, by Wigsall; 1 4-h.p. hcrizonta semi-portable Engine, equal to new: 1 3-h.p. vertical portable ditto, by Ruston and Proctor; 16-h.p. vertical cross tube boiler. 601bs pressure; 1 35-h.p. multitubular steel boiler, 801bs pressure: 2 10-h.p. ditto, ditto, ditto; 1 Donkey Pump. 1 Lift and Force Pump. 1 Douglas Ram, No. 6.—Apply to R. H. Yeoman, Albert Boiler Works. • Tj. O R IMMEDIATE SALE. Capital little Farm of 189. acres, all substantially fenced with puriri posts and wire; 30 acres of crop and 25 acres grass, balance useful bush, containing valuable puriri, etc.: well watered, and within 16 miles of Auckland. Cottage of 4 rooms, with stable, cowshed, chaff house, and ' the following farm stock, and implements: 3 staunch Draught Horses, 5 Milk Cows, American Waggon and Harness, Dray and Harness, Plough, Harrows, Horse Power and Chaff Cutter, New Mowing Machine, and other Tools. Price for the whole, including crop which has just been havested (worth £150), £900; and terms of payment will be made easy. An industrious man could make money on such a property as the above. For particulars apply to JOHN DOUGLAS, Land Agent, Queen-street. Tj. O R SALE By Order of the Trustees. TO SPECULATORS AND WORKING MEN. We have for Sale in Newmarket 15 Cottages of 4 Rooms and Scullery each, all in first-class order, newly papered and painted, city water laid on. We will sell in one lot at a little over ONE-FOURTH original cost on easy terms. Or, if a working man wants a good and cheap House we will sell any one or more at from £75 to £120 each. Small deposits, balance at 6 per cent. Such an opportunity of obtaining a wellbuilt House in respectable locality at a cost of about £7 per year is not likely to occur again. W. & J. FRATER, Estate Agents, Queen-street. January 7th, 1891. BROWN STREET* Ponsonby — Cheap Cottage; Allotment, 40 by 1/jfefeet: four rooms and scullery; well finished in every particular ; a bargain; £25 cash and £100 at interest.—J. Thornes. 81. Queen-street. 685 '■■■_ CITY, off Symonds-street, 7 - roomed House and Outbuildings; j acre in beautiful grounds, in heart of City, eveiy convenience. This most desirable property for £900.— J. Thornes, 81. Queen-street. No. 752. LLERSLIE.—For Sale or to Let, a weli-built Cottage of 5 rooms, with Allotment 66ft x 198 ft. Good situation for a bakery. —Apply to R. S. Carter, Road Board Office, Ellerslie. NFORCED SALE of Property at Remuera, consisting of Villa Residence of 10 rooms, and nearly 4 acres of rich volcanic land; laid out in garden, orchard, and meadow; with stables, coach house, plunge and shower bath. etc. The property cost over £1,200, and I am instructed to sell immediately for £795. Photograph and cards to view. — Apply J. Thornes, 81. Queen-street. No. 273. 111-mfANT.— Flax Mill and Machinery, in good working order, and Lease of b.850 acres Flax: iron mill, 72 x 20, new Cottage, first-class machinery, 12-h.p. Engine (portable), cost £275, circular saw, bench, anvil, weighing machine; 300 tons firewood (cut), and many conveniences. £300.— J. Thornes. 81, Queenstreet. No. 775. MOST desirable seaside Residence at Ponsonby; extra large allotment, 40feet by 265 feet deep, and with 68 feet frontage to water; good 5-roomed House, 12 feet stud, faithfully built, splendid view. Note the price, £300.— J. Thornes, 81. Queen-street._ No. 743. _ MOUNT~EDEN,~7-roo_oed VillaT detached wash-house,etc.,freeholdallotment 75 x 190. all fenced and in cultivation: for immediate realisation, will accept £350. —J. Thornes, 81, Queen-street. No. 755. ARNELL, verandah Cottage, of five rooms, with double allotment, 66 x 100. city water, well built: to wind up an estate, £200.— J. Thornes, 81, Queen-street. No. 745. PONSONBY (near the water, good position)— Most Choice Family Residence in the District, consisting of specially large Allotment 270 feet deep with 50 foet frontage to two good streets: the ground is laid out in flower garden and orchard, all in bearing and in good order; the House has eleven rooms, plunge and shower bath, washhouse with fixed tubs, etc storeroom, brick foundations, double bay windows, splendid slate roof, city water and gas throughout, lined and fitted with cupboards,, ward-Obi-, Bpfc-tal r&nge,#nd i? very convenience of a first-class modern residence. On account of the owner's removal to Melbourne, I am instructed to let this property go for £750. 1 —J. Thornes. 81y Queen-street. , , ' '; —ALUABLE'" SEASIEXE RESIDENCE IN PARNELL—Ii acres Freehold, with excellent well-built Residence of 12 rooms, hath-room, all on one floor, slate roof, 12-feet studs all through, electric bells, every comfort, city water and .gas, stabling, coal-house, etc. Grounds laid Out inorchard, flower.and kitchen __r_nn The building cost £1,300.,a10ne, and I am instructed by the trustee to sell for £1.000 the lot.- J. Thornes, 81, Queen-street. 781 Public Notices. lITAIUKU ROAD DISTRICT. DOG REGISTRATION ACT NOTICE. It is hereby notified that the Waiuku Road Board has resolved to charge the following f. _. for the Registration of Dogs for the year finding 31st December. 1891. viz. : Sporting Dotrs 10s each. All other Dogs. 2s 6d each. Mr' George Bennett is appointed Registrar, and will attend at the Road Board Office, Waiuku, on each Saturday in February, after which time all owners of unregistered dogs will bo prosecuted, and all dogs found at large without collars will be destroyed. J.T. MELLSOP, Clerk Waiuku Road Board. -p.bruary 7,1891. » T_._"ADAME WINE, Clairvoyant, Palmist lyl and Phrenologist. Family affairs a specialty. — Lower Hepburn-street, bottom of Wellington-street ' NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Henry Tanner, of Te Kuiti, the well-known Kins Country Contractors' Guide, is prepared to supply Accommodation, Horses, and Guide for intending contractors for No. 1 Contract of the Mangarau Stratford Road. Trains leave Auckland for Te Kuiti every Monday at 9.35 a.m. Henry Tanner meets the train at Te Kuiti. TT>ARTIES desirous of renting or purchasing Property should cor.Bult Mr Thornes, 81. Queen-street, ..ho has Houses, Shops, and Businesses for Sale or to Let in all parts of the city.

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Auckland Star, Volume XXII, Issue 34, 10 February 1891, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Auckland Star, Volume XXII, Issue 34, 10 February 1891, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Auckland Star, Volume XXII, Issue 34, 10 February 1891, Page 1