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Auckland Star, Volume XXIII, Issue 253, 22 October 1892, Page 8

Auctions- ~ ESAM and ARTHUR. ~ B. J. ESAM] LC. ARTHUR WEDNESDAY. 26th October, At 11 o'Clook, AT PORTLAND ROAD, REMUERA (four minutes walk from Main Road). ESAM t ARTHUR Have been favoured with instructions from Mr W. B. A. Morrison, to sell by public auction as above. rfIHE WHOLE OF HIS HOUSEHOLD A. FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, consisting of Drawingroom Tabled, Occasional Chairs, Couches, A.M. Chairs, Dining Table. Overmantel, Oak BookuaßO, Ornamentß, 0 Oil Paintings. Carpets, Linoloum, Single and Double Iron Hedsteads, Mattrasses, Ware, Chesta Drawers, Curtains, Kitchon Utensils. Garden Tools, lawn Holler, Parrot and Cage, Canaries and Aviaries, etc., otc. Ab 12 o'Clock. Young Cow in milk. TUESDAY, 26tu, Ab Elevon o'Clock. EX DORIS ECKHOFP (from Now York). TO BOOTMAKERS AND COACHBUILDERS. ROBERT CHARLES CARR Will sell on Tuesday, tho 26th inst,, at oleren o'clock, 4 CASES BEST HUNGARIAN NAILS 5 llniTols Shoe Pogs 9 Cairo Burnish Ink 1 Case Lenthor Content 1 Case M.B, Enamelled Hidos ' "\VEDNESDAY, OCTOBER~26, At 11 o'clock. TRADE SALE OK rV fk HALF-CASES CURRANTS A \J 15 oases Currants bO eases Eleiu.es 50 boxes Dates 101 casks Vlnosar EX S.S. LINCOLNSHIRE, FROM LONDON, _DIGBY TONKS & CO.. Auctioneers. WEDNESDA V" 26Tif~"OOTOBER. Ab 12 o'Clock. AT THE RESIDENCE OF E. CLIFTON ESQ. STONEY BRAE, i'ENROSE. (5 minutes from Railway Station.) HANDSOME WALNUT PIANO by LIPP and Sohn, Walnut Loo Table, Octagon Table, Loungo, Couch and 3 Easy Chairs, Cano Chairs, Plush Folder, Carpets, 2 pairs Bronzes, Ornaments, Mahogany Sideboard, Dining Table, Couch and Easy Chair, Marblo Clock, Bookcase, Writing Desk, Books (in leather), Double and Single Iron BedBteads, Wardrobe, pair Toilets, Cheats Drawers, Bedding, Ware, Fenders and Irons, Crookory, Glass, Kitchen Utensils, Garden Tools, etc., etc Also, CHESTNUT HORSE, PHAETON and Harness (suitable for lady), Bay Horse byINGOMAIt (broken to double harness). GABRIEL LEWIS & CO. Have received instructions from E. CLIFTON Esq. to sell mHE Whole of his HOUSEHOLD FURX NITURE, HOUSES and BUGGY, etc., on WEDNESDAY NEXT, 26th inst.. at 12 o'clock* (trains leave for Ponrose 9,35,10.15 morning of sale.) "^ BAKER BROS. "~~~ WiU auction on Wednesday, Ootobar 26th, at 2 p.m., PARNaLL-St. Stephen's Road-Thoso Three Gentlemen's Residences and a Building Lot. known as being ocoupicd by Messrs Jno. Chambers. Win. Corbett, and anothor respectively. WAIKOMITI—Lot 148, 9a 3r 7p, half a-milo from Station. 18S chains of fenoing. PONSONBY - Summer-street—Lot 63, with well-built, convenient 7-roonn'd House. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2S, At 2 p.m. sharp,, . SAMUEL VAILE & SONS Will sell by auction, at their Land Sale Rooms, 85, Quocn-sireot, Auckland. ■TTICTORIA ROAD, DEVONPORT— V Dolightfully situated Residence, contain ing 8 rooms, with Outbuildings and large Allotment. 17 x 222 feet, only a fow minutes' walk ROAD. DKVONPORT- Fine Building Site. 80 feet by 120 feet, flvo minutes walk from Wharf, close to Tennis Grounds. PANMURE-COUNTRY SHOP, with four Dwelling Rooms. Tbo building iB nearly new. and has an iron roof. Fine level Allotment containing quarter of an acre, and fronting the main road, in tho centre of the township. A good business Isbeing done, but tho owner Is obliged to leare the district Easy terms if desirod. BY ORDER OF THE EXECUTORS OF THE LATE MR A. M. ROHS. OPOTIKI-DESIRABLE FARM of 162 aoresi being Allotment^. Parish of Waiotahi. Mostly undulating land of rich quality, well wateroil; 3 paddocks fenced in; 280 nores bush, containing some good puriri. House of 4 rooms; orchard, etc. School and Church two miles distant. SAMUEL VAILE & SONS, House, Land, and Estate Auctioneers. 85, Queen-street. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 14, ' At Twelve o'Clock Noon. THE POKENO SALE YARDS. The undersigned have Won favoured; with instructions to sail, in the Estate Of tn6 late ! - Alexander Douglus, Pokeno, on Monday, 14th j November, at 12 o'clock. FARM of 21 acreß first-class Land, with 6-roomed House, largn iron-roofed barn, cowshed, outbuildingg, andsmall orchard. This land is all cleared and laid dov. n in grasft. wellfenced, and subdivided into paddocks. Has fine stream clear water running through it, and is suitable for a dairy farm, or fr,r planting an orchard, and is also a good site for a store. Als.o, Three Ten acre Sectionn. well-fenced and in grass; plenty wood aud water. Would mnke small homesteads. Terms eaty. Tho above properties are within two miles of the Pokono Railway Station. - Also, a splendid Team of 10 Working Bullocks, with all gear nearly new and in good order; Bullook Wuggorf, easily made into two Bullock Dray?; and one Jlnker, suitable for either horses or bullocks. ALFRED BUCKLAND & SONS. im O R S A. L E. EX BARQUE NEW ZEALAND, FROM NEW YORK. trx CASES AMERICAN CHAIRS, compris- •** ing: 3 spindle Grecians, Washington Wood. Douglas Office. Nurse Bookers, Queen Anne Grecians, Newark Grecians, otc. etc., etc. 1A CHAMPION DRILLS, with Grain, Fort»J• v ii S er and Turnip Sowers. 1 n CORTLAND WAGGONS, with Pole•1" Shafts, and Brake. "OS CASKS AN aONIA COMPANY CELE- *•" BRAfI'EI)CLOCKS, comprising: Alarm. One and Eight-day Strike, etc., otc DIGBY TONKS & CO,. Auctioneers. OECOND-HAND PIANOS and ORGANS IO for cash or time payment. Tho London and Berlin Piano Company, Shortland-streot. W. H. Vfehjie, manager. "7«"Q/\—New Iron Frame, Check "JfcO"" Action English Pianos.-The London and Berlin Piano Co., Shortland-streot, ' V> H. Webbe. Manager. E" AVESTAFF'S PIANOS. - A large shipment of these celebrated instruments now landing. .-The London and Borlin Piano Co., Shortland-Btreet. W. H. Webbe, Manager. Sole Agenta,