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Auckland Star, Volume XXIII, Issue 16, 20 January 1892, Page 8

-T|R.ETT r a TTTANDY /T1 UIDB TO NEW ZEALAND. JUBILEE EDITION. BDITKD BY ERNEST E. BILBROUOH. THIS TT ANDY |^UIDE CONTAINS :— A BRIEF HISTOP.ICAL SKETCH OF NEW ' ZEALAND. .'".".''-'• A DESCRIPTION OF THE BEAUTIES OB THE COLONY. THE PRINCIPAL COACH ROUTES IN NEW ZEALAND. A DIRECTORY OF ALL THE CITIES, TOWNS. TOWNSHIPS. ETC. _N ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORY OF THE HEALTH RESORTS ; ROUTES TO AND IN NEW ZEALAND. TABLES OF DISTANCES AND TOWN 3. AND _. MASS OF OTHER GENERAL INFORMATION. THERE ARE NO LESS THAN wmFTY-FOUR TLLUSTRATION? B_ Messrs. Burton Bros,, Dunedin; Josiah Martin, Auckland; and the Author. _____ ABE ALSO Jj- I N H -y- A P S Supplied by tho Government Sumy Department of Now Zealand, eto. CROWN Bvo. 342 pp. Cloth Limp, rod edges, embosßed. 3/6 PRICE 3/6 SOLD BY ALL BOOKSELLERS. - Auctions. TO-MORROW, ab 2 o'clock. . ! .AGRICULTURAL HALL, CITY MARKET. DESICCATED COOOANUT. ALEX. AITKEN Will sell at his Mart, To-morrow, Without Roscrve, . W-"| P CASES/DESICCATED COCOANUT, Unsweetened TP—lO cases Desiccated Cocoauut, Unsweetened AA—5 cases Desiccated Cocoanut, Sweetened AA—lO cases Morris' Excelsior Brand. ALEX. AITKEN, Auctioneer. : TO-MORROW, at '2 o'clock p.m. AGRICULTURAL HALL. . FRUIT. FRUIT. FRUIT. *>__,__ CASES CHOICE ASSORTED £&<i_W LOCAL FRUITS. ALEX. AITKEN, Auctioneer. SATURDTyTJANUARY 23, Ab Eleven o'Clock. A"VONDALE VEGETABLE SUPPLY • GARDENS. ALEX. AITKEN, Under instructions from Mr W. T. Murray (who is giving np his farm), will sell on the ground THE WHOLE OF HIS LIVE AND DEAD STOCK, including— 5 Horses, 5 Cows, 20 Pigs 7 Carts, tip Dray, and Double-seated Buggy. Spring Cart, Dray, Buggy. Plough, and Breaking-in Harness, Horse Power Chaff Cutter 2 Ploughs, Chain and Disc Harrows 2 Rollers, Water Cart. Scarifier.. Hay Ladders, Grindstone, and Pump 3 Wheelbarrows, Spades, Rakes, Shovels, ~ ~. Fark-s.Hoes, Blacksmiths' Vices and ' '"Tools. ' '""'" ''"' ""'"' '"' 2 Seed Drills, and 1 Planet Hoe, Churn, and Dairy Utensils, Sheep Hurdles, and Forcing Frames, etc., etc., etc. FURNITURE. -Mistress Range, Tables, Chair?, Beds, Crockery, Meat Safe, Clock, etc., etc. Also, 60Tons.Splendid Oaten Sheaves. Also. At 12 o'Clock. THE FARM-consisting of 10 Acres, freehold (level loamy soil), well planted and watered, with commodious Jloiikc of 7 rooms, with Bathroom. P-oitry. etc., Wash-house, with copper boiler, lar,'e 3rabl<: -for} 8 horses, another stable for 6 liorsea. witu ohalf-rooin. Irarnosa-rooin, man's room, bugey shed and eurpcnter'.H shop, all under one roof"; Glass-house, 10 by ?A feet; Vegetable .Shed, 5H by 18 feet; Dairy. Cowshed, corrugated iroiißoiler-uou.se, •rith SO-gatlon and 30gallon boilers: Apple Storeroom, with 2003 square feet of dryi:i_ shelves; and other Outbuilding's. This Farm 13 very suitable for a Gentleman's Residence, as the. ground is all lile-draine-i and in a hish state, of cultivation, 900 tons or s!;nble manure, besides 25 tons of boncdust, having been applied to the land during the iast twelve months. For full account of the Farm sec "Isew Zealand Farmer" for last December. Also, THE LEASEHOLD (with purr-hasins: clause) of 10 ACHI-'.S adioinino; freehold. Also, THE LEASEHOLD (with purchasing clause) of l.'i ACR_S, with r_ibs'.aiitial Five-roomed House, also ad.iuiuins< tiic Freehold. Two Acres are in orchard in full bearing. Also. THE LEASEHOLD of 45 ACRES, at an Anuual Rental of £2 12s. This is an ■' improving lease,'' and the improvement being almost completed, this should be a gcoa investment. Lunch will be provided. Patterson's B'isfie* will leave town at 9.10,10.10 and 10.25 for the sale. WM. T. MURRAY, AVONDALE VEGETABLE SUPPLY.