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

Auctions. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 25, ■ Ab 11 o'Clock. TO BOOT fc SHOE IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS & OTHERS. SPECIAL SPRING TRADE SALE OF NEW & SEASONABLE DOOTS AND OHOES. MEN'S, WOMEN'S, MAIDS', CHILDREN'S & INFANTS' BOOTS & SHOES Of Every Description. Just Landed, and to arrive in Lincolnshire, QQ TRUNKS & CASES OF ABOVE OO GOODS. GABRIEL LEWIS & CO. Have received instructions to sell by auction, on Tiifsday neast, 26th insL, at 11 o'clock, at their Rooms, Lower Queen-street, A LARGE AND USEFUL ASSORTMENT of Men's, Women's, Maids'. Children's, aud Infants' BOOTS & SHOES. Terms at Sale. B. J. KSAM] [O. ARTIIU B THURSDAY, 3rd NOVEMBER, At 11 o'Clook, THE WINDMILL, LIVERPOOLST. By order of the Registrar of tho Supreme Court. ESAM AND ARTHUR Will sell by Auction on Thursday, the 3rd of Novomber at 11 o'clook, at their Rooms, Queen-street, PARTS of Allotments 8a and 9a, Section 36. and of Lots 13 and 13a, subdivision of Allotments 11. Section 37, City of Auckland; also tho Machinery, Plant, etc. Further partlauluM on application to the Auctioneers. ALSO By order of the Exocutor in the Estate of Samuel Thomson, Allotment No. 31 and part of 30 Section 2, Pollcn-stroct, Surrey Hill Eatato (near Great North Uomi). together with the two Houses and Stable erected thereon. Thn «boro will be sold in two lots; W, 8. COCHRANK] [JAS. DAOBE MONDAY, OCTOBER 24. COTTAGE, AVON-STREET, PARNELL The Subscribers have recoived instructions from tho Executors in the estate of the late Alexander Winks, to sell by auction at their Roims,Quoen-atroot, on Monday, 24th inst., at 12 o'clock. A YON-STREET, PARNELL, off OladX - stone Road.—Lots 12, 13. nnd part Lot 14, Subdivision of Lots f>3 and 94, Section 1. Suburbs of Auckland, 824 ft frontage by 100 ft deon, with Comfortable Cottage of 6 rooms, wiib outbuildings oroctod thorcon. The Houso is in good order ; water and gas laid on ; Venetian blinds, and all conveniences. There is a oupltal orchard of well-grown trees. SAMUEL COCHRANE 4 SON, Auationeers. w. s. cochrank] [jas. dacsx MONDAY, OCTOBER 24. COTTAGE, DRAKE-STREET, FREEMAN'S BAY. DWELLING-HOUSE AND 3 ACHES LAND AT RICHMOND. Tho subscribers will sell by auction at their Rooms, Queon-streot, on Monday, 24th inst., at 12 o'clock, DRAKE-STREET, Freeman's BayLot 6, subdivision Lots 8, 9. and 10, Sec. 41, City of Auckland (close to old Rob Roy Hotol building), 26 links frontsgo; with Cottage of 6 roomn ereoted thereon. lUCUMOND-Lot 23 and part Lot 22, subdivision Allotment 5, Section 9, Suburbs of Auckland, containing 2 acres S roods and 27 pawjbw wlHi DwlUnSt-hoose of 6 row»» erected tberoon. lhore is aboiit half-an-acre planted with'fruit troes; the rest laid down in grass. Good water supply. BAMttfSL odoHBANS i SON, Auotione«rs. w. s. cochbane] [jas. dacbe MONDAY, OCTOBER Z4. SHOP AND PVVELLING, POMPALLIBR TERRACE, PONSONBY. The subscribers will sell by auction, at their Rooms. Queen-street, on Monday, 24th lost., at 12 o'clook. POMPALLIER TERRACE — Lot, having 26J feet frontago to Pompallier Terrace, tnd 66 feet to Claronco-stroet, with SHOP and:DWELLING thereon. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. W. S. COOHBA>'E] [JAB. DACKE FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4, At 2 o'Clock. 29J ACRES LAND, MORNINGSIDE. To be Leased for 14 Years. By Order of tho Commissioners of Education Reserves. A LLOTMENTS 176 and 177, Section 10, J\. Suburbs of Auckland, containing 291 acres, partly fenced, situate on Mountain View Road, nearly opposite Messro Motion and Finch's properties. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. ' JANUARY 19th, 1893,"' T ~~" At Noon. or BEADTIFUL AND ISLAND ! ~. „; EEp^re.* :'.■ I JfOTITI ISLAND, BAY OF PLENTY. In consequence of the death of the late owner, Mr a. A. Douglas, the undorsiHned have received instruction!, to sell without resorve at the Uurh*m Yards, on the 19th, of mH ÜB rffiEHOLD OF 724 ACRES of J| tho Most Fertllo Land in the North Wand of New Zealand, situated on Mot it* ißland. 11 miles from Tauranga Heads, and 6 miles /roni Mitketu. The farm is well-watered by novor-falling springsand stroamstherefrom, is grasflod and sub-divided into 7 paddooksbr good substantial post and wire foiioes. The : present stock oonsists of 1,700 sheep. 70 head of cattle, and 64 horaos, and is capable, without any manuring, of being made to carry more than doublo tho stock. JSreoted thereon is a good new six-roomed House, superior ha;r barn, stables, dairy and stockyards, men's cottaVos. etc., woolshcd. eheopyards, and concrete dip ; largo cattle punt, well housed., and worked on a tramway by. a powerful winch, lar«e whaleboatend dingies- .. .... The above is a goinir concern In good workin* order, and well worthy the attention of an vono seeking a beautiful and salubrious home andfrnad investment for capital. Tho climate is unsurpassed in the Southern Hemisphere, the soil being dry and surrounded by soa. and there is excellent fkfline ground adjapent. The terms are cash. I he: purchaser to take slock *no imr plements at a. valuation. -, ...... The Auctioneer would ce.!l special attention to tho above. aB from long ciperienco they can vouch for this eitremoly fatteninic aud large Btoek-currying capacity of tho property. Title: Land Transfer, HUNTER * ' '•!. Educational SHORTHAND ! Elementary, Intermediate and Advanced. Clatsses day and Evening. Speed guaranteed.—Apply to Mr liiles. Educational Chambers, Durham-atroet East. : /CANDIDATES for December apd V 7 January Examinations coached' in any subiect. Classes day aud evening, and on Saturdays,-Apply to Mr Gilea. Training; College, Durham-stteet_E»it.