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Auetlons. B. ARTHUR] [J- r- BUDDLB • TOMORROW, 2 p.m., FRUIT ! FRUIT ! AT ARTHUR'S MART By Auction at 2 o'Clook p.m. LOCAL-GROWN FRUIT, PEARS Apples, Onincos, Medlars. Lemons, Cape Gooseberries, Grapes, Passion Fruit, Kock and Water Melons, Tomatoes, Walnuts. Terms : Cash before delivery. ______ AKTH _ R TO-MORROW, At 11 o'Clock. KYBER PASS. SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Piano by Charles Pohl 2 Marble Vases on pedestals, Marble Mantel Vases, Overmantel Mirror Gilb Oval Mirror, Handsome Brass Clock Marble Clocks Superior Brass Figures (hand-made) Handsome Sideboard (N.Z. woods) Telescope Dining Table, Dinner Service China Tea Set, Rimu Wardrobe Duchess Suifco, Drawing-room Suite 4 Brussels Carpets, Linoleum, Mangle, etc. Buggy, made to order by Cousins & Afckin (nearly new) Extension-top Phueton, Set Harness Staunch Buggy Mare, Ladies' Saddles Gents' Saddles, Chest Tools 50 Fowls, 20 Aylesbury Ducks. AT THE RESIDENCE OF PASTOR BIRCH, KYBER PASS. ESAM AND ARTHUR Have boon favoured with instructions frpm the Rev. Pastor Birch to sell uy auction at his residence, Kyber Pass, on Thursday next, at 11 o'clock, mHE WHOLE OF HIS SUPERIOR JL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURESuperior Piano by Charles Polil Drawing Suite, Overmantel Mirror Gilt Oval Mirror, Brass Clock 2 Brass Figures (hand-made) <>' 2 China Umbrella Stands. Centre Table Whatnot. 2 largo Wool Rurs Handsome China Ornaments 6 Pairs Curtains Leather Couch and Gents' Easy Chairs Fender and Irons, Telescope Dining Uablo Handsome Sideboard (N.Z. woods) A.B. Chairs, Marble Mantel Vases 3 Marble Clocks, 2 Brass Lamps, Brass Tray Brass Cornice and Curtains 4 Brussels Carpots, Stair Carpot, Linoleum Oilcloth. Matting, Dinner Service China Tea Set, Hand-painted Dessert Service Glassware, Sowing; Machine by Jones & Co. Rimu Wardrobe. Duchess Suite (marble-top) Hnlf-tester Iron Bedstead and Hangings D.I. Bedsteads. Single 1. Bedsteads Kapok-Bods, Wire Mattresses Spring Mattresses. Blankets, Sheets Chests Drawers, Waslistands, Ware Polos and Rings, Filters. Hall Stand 3 Tron Chairs and Table, 2 Bookcases, Books Mangle. Che3t Tools, Kitchen Utensils 50 Fowls, 20 Aylesbury Ducks, etc., etc. On view on Wednesday from 12 to 4, and morning of sale. At 12 o'Clock sharp— 1 Bugjry, made to order by Cousins & Atkln 1 Extension-top Phaiton Good staunch Buirpry Mare. 2 Sets Harness 2 Ladies' Saddles, 2 Gent-s' Saddles, Bridles. B. J. ESAM] [C. ARTHUR MONDAY NEXT, APRIL 27. UNREDEEMED PLEDGES UNREDEEMED PLEDGES FROM MELBOURNE PAWNBROKING COMPANY, 255 QUEEN-STREET. GOLD AND SILVER ENGLISH LEVER, WALTHAM, AND GENEVA WATCHES, GOLD AND SILVER ALBERTS, DIAMOMD AND OTHER RINGS, PINS, BROOCHES, EARRINGS, LOCKETS, GUNS, REVOLVERS, BOOKS, 40 PAIR RAYMOND'S EXTENSION SKATES, CLOTHING, RUGS, Etc., Etc. ESAM AND ARTHUR Will sell by auction at their mart on Monday next, undor instructions from S. A. Asher, of Melbourne Pawnbroking Company, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES as under: 1888: July 25th. 30751. Gold DH Watch: September Ist, 31202. Gold Albert. 1889: January 30th, 92655, Gold Ring; February 4tb. 92697, Gold Albert; April 4th, 10112. Lady's Gold Albert: May 27th, 4620, 2 Silver Necklets and Lockets: Jure 3rd, 4664. Silver Watch and Chain: 26th. 4230. Gold Ring: July 10th, 7685, Gold Albert; 7687 V Pair Gold Earrings ; November 16th, 9997. Silver Chain, Coin,' etc.; 2jrd, 10038, Sovereign Pendent. 1890: February 11th. 10426, 2 Silver Bracelets, Silver Locket and Chain ; 15th. 10447, Gold, Watch and Chain ; 21st 7749. SHEL Watch and Gold Albert; March 24th, 10608, Pair Gold and Cameo Earrings; April 14th. 521, OFEL Watch and Chain ; 24th, 664. SHEL Watch ; 28th, 684, SHEL Watch ; May Ist, 703, Keyless Chronograph Watch ; sth, 717, Gold l.ocketand Pencilcaso; 6th. 718, Gold Hunting English Lever ; lUth. 765, Pair Gold Earrings ; 20th, 772, Silver Watch and Chain; 773. 2 Gold Rings ; 23rd, 7779. pair Gold Earrings; Juno 2nd. 757, OF Gold Watch : 6th, 777. pair' Gold Earrings and' Locket: 780. Gold Ring: 9th, 7«3, Gold Albert; 1257. Gold Brooch and Earrings; 12th, 801, Gold Chain: 27th. 866, SHEL Watch: 867, Gold Neckkt; 21th. 7577. Gold Pencil Case and Compass; 30th, 8201. OFEL Watch; July Ist. 884, SHEL Watch and 2 Chains; 6th, 8002, Gold t'hain and Locket; 10th, 915, 2 Silver Bracelets ; 21st, 065, 2 Gold Rings: August Ist, 1009, Gold Brooch; 2nd, 1017, Gold Seal; 11th, 1049. OFEL Watch ; 14th, 1060, Gold Keyless Hunting Watoh; 1062. Gold Ring; 19th, 1081, Gold Brooch; 1085. OFEL Wntch ; 26th. 1116. SH Watch: 29th. 1132, .Gold Enclish Lever Watch and Gold Albert; 1140, Silver Locket and Chain; September sth, H62. Gold Ring and pair Gold MarlnKs; Hth. 1182. Silver Watch: 18th. 12_.SH Watch ; 20th, 1241, 2 pair Gold Earrings, etc.; 30th, 1274, OFEL Watch; October 4th 1291, SH Wal. Watch, etc.; 18th, 1355, 2 Silver Bracelets. GUNS. BOOKS, CLOTHING, ETC. 1888 : April 26th, 6751, Family Bible: Oclobe r 27th, 7662, Black-cloth Suit. 1890: January 22nd--10033, Pair Opera Glasses (Lemair«); 27th, 868, Album; February 7th. 10407. 2 Silver Mugs; March sth, 10537, BL Gun, Studs, etc.: 10th, 10459, Pair Marino Glasses: June 6th. 778. Set Billiard Balls; July Hth, £41. 2 Books. 1889: January 16th, 9130. Underclothing; July 31st. 4552, 2 Girls' Drossos: November Bth, 535, 9 Yards Tweed; 13th, 570, Silk Dolman: December Hth. 10141. Bible and Album; 23rd. 82L Tweed Suit. 1890 : January 6th. 937. Trousers; February 10th. 1250, Dress; March 7th. 1476. Tweed Suit; 29th, 1610, Coat and Vest; April 14th. 638, 2 Quilts; 18th, 571. Coat and Vest; Maysth,9B9,BluoSerfreSuit;Bth, 1006, Blanket, Sheets, etc.; 17th, 1062. Silk Dress; 25th, 1093, 2She3ts. etc.; 27th, 1102, Pair Blankets; October 3rd, 1171, Parcel Children's Clothing: Bth. 1,960, Pair Lambswool Blankets; and about 300 Lois Rurs, Blankets! Table and Bed Linen, etc., etc., in clean and saleable condition. FRIDAY, APR1L.24,,,..„. , ~,,,.. DURHAM YARDS. The undersigned will sell, at the Durham; yards, - on Friday, April 24, Without Reserve, Ex lona, from Motiti Island, Affk FIRST-CLASS MEDIUM AND _C_P LIGHT DRAUGHT COLTS AND FILLIES. The Auctioneers would call especial notice to this shipment, the horses being a very active and well-bred lot, and suitable for either tram or 'bus work. HUNTER t NOLAN. . FRIDAY, APRIL 24. , DURHAM YARDS. The undersigned will sell, at the Durham Yards, on Friday, DARK-BROWN MARE, 3.years old, very pretty: trial in harness BLACK HORSE, 4 years old, from the Pollock : any trial '.; :' ' ' '■ 3 Medium Draught COLTS, from Wairoa South Oats. Bran, Chaff, etc. HUNTER & NOLAN. REDUCTION IN MEAT.—Chops and Steak, 3d : Roast Beof. 1.; Mutton, 1 id; Corned Beef. l|d; Sausages, 2d.—A. Wood, Wellington-street.- _•';. ■ ■■ ''■ < ' \ ," TUITION (advanced or elementary) by a Lady in French, German, Music (Piano), English if desired. Town or suburbs : own or pupils' residence. Terms moderate.— %., Postoffice. Newmarket. ' FOR SALE, Cottage, 6 rooms, conveniently situated to Ponsonby Road: Allotment, 40 x 132: will soil cheap for cash.—Address T. Rogers, Franklin Boad. ■ INE, WINE. 5 years old. 2 gallons warranted pure, 153. If bottled and cased. 20s, -sent free by boat or rail. ■'■ Sacramental pure' grape. 255. These wines have restored invalids and weakly persons to robust healih. Prescribed by the medical profession. -Webb's Sample Kogms, 7, Queenst. Wharf, '