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Auckland Star, Volume XXIII, Issue 288, 3 December 1892, Page 8

Auctions. ARTHUR'S MART, Established 1859. RICHARD ARTHUR (Commission Auctioneer and Agent) Only selling or buying on commission. No Trading, or Importing. NOTE.-Fruit will be sold at 12 o'clock NOON on TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS. To prevent further mistakes please address all consignments and letters in full, "Richard Anhur, Arthur's Mart." TVTEXT WEEKS SALES BY AUCTION ■£. tb-_ BS so 'ar arranged :— IUEbDAY, Noon, at the Mart-12 o'clock noon, Fruit of all kinds in season-Cherries, Urapes, Gooseberries, Lemons, etc, to be followed by Dr;r._&_, F-*RM. and GARDEN PRODUCIS - Good Table Potatoes, Onions, Vegetables, Butter, Eggs. Cheese, Bacon, wwT>v1?.?i-S1?5?y* Grain'ohatf' Groceries,etc. WEDNESDAY, U a.m., at the Mart - Removed from the rtsiclonce of a Gentleman in the Suburbs, who is removing to the country, his Household Furniture and IMlccts, consisting of Parlour, Dining-room, .Bedroom, and Kitchen Requisites, Sewing Machine, Pictures, Ornaments, Crockery, rr_TTT.i>^ n.l?, and K'*x_ei» Utensils, etc. THURSDAY, 11 a.m., at the Mart-The followi_r g. ?J .J* suburban and other properties :— WAkEFIELD-STREET-AU that Freehold £roperty, being Lots 14,16, and 25, of Section 36, of the City of Auckland, having 66 feet frontage to Wakefiold-st., 33 feet frontase to Alexandra street, together with the three Dwelling houses and buildings erected and boing thereon. Tho auctioneer can confidently recommend the above property as a good investment. All the dwellings aro let to good tenants, and tho purchaser will thus get an immediate return on his outlay. The dwellings are insured for £400. Particulars and conditions may be inspected at the offlco of the auctioneer, who will also supply alt information relative to tenancies, etc.. etc. N.8.-The property,is offered for absolute sale, to euable the R Trustee to close accounts. EMUERA-Lot 39, Subdivision of Allotments 20,21, and others, Sec. 16. Subs., having a frontage of 149 links to Eastbourne Road, pleasantly situated, a short distance from Remuera Road, near the residence of Mr Ware. MOUNT ROSKILL-Lots 34, 35, and 37. subdivision of Allotment 143. see. 10, snbs., having a frontage of 132 feet and 66 feet to Patterson Rd. EPSOM-Part Allotment 79 sec. 10, subs., containing 19 acres, moro or less, adjoining Messrs Cleghorn and Crawford's properties, opposite tho Three Kings, having two road frontages, commanding a most extensive and uninterrupted view. A firet-olass large deposit of fine scoria ash. DEVONPORT (fronting Cheltenham Beach and Torraco) - Lota 2 and 3, subdivision of Allotment 11, sec. 2, Parish of Takapuna. containing 1 acre 2 perches, moro or less, having a largo frontage to Cheltenham Beach and Cheltenham Terrace, opposite Tramway Terminus, with a good Dwelling-house and outbuildings. ONEHUNGA Allotment 5, sec. 16, Town of Onehunga, containing 1 acre, having a frontage of 223 links to Victoria-street, situated between tho properties of Messrs Catley and Webber, near the Railway, known as Mr W. Shaw's. PAKURANGA-Part Allotment 271, Parish of Pakuranga, containing 231 acres, known as Mr W. Shaw's. MOORE - STREET (City). - Part lot 22 section 18, City, having a frontago of 48 feet to Mooro-strcot, together with all buildings thereon. ONEHUNGA. adjoining Mangare Bridge.— Part allotments 16 and 17. section 30, Onehunga, having frontages of about 76 feet to Quecnstroet and 166 feot to road leading to Mangare Bridgo, together with Bhops and buildings erected thereon. A Bret-class business site near to the Railway Wharf. HENDICRSON.-Part allotment 7, Parish of Waipareira containing 71 acres and 16 perches. A nioo little farm on the Falls Road, about three mi.oß from Henderson Railway Station, with dwolling-house, etc., an orchard just coming into bearing well watored, bounded by a creek, and at present occupied by Mr Kelly; near Mr M. Woodward's proporty. THURSDAY, at 1 p.m. at the Mart, General Assortment of Drapory, Hosiery, Haberdashery, Underclothing, 'Wen's and Boys' Clothing, Shirtß, Sox, Hats, Caps. etc.. 20 Suits Tweed. Doe Skin Coatings, and made to order, 12 suits English made Tweed Trousers etc.. Ladies. Gcntß and Children's Boots. Shoes, and Slippers. Lot of Seoond-hand Clothing, Assorted. FRIDAY, 11 a.m., at the Mart, Market-day auction market. At 11 o'Clock a.m.-POULTRY of alldescriptions, to .c followed by Ve.otabloß. At 12 noon-FRUIT, ot all kinds in season to bo followed by Dairy, Farm, and Garden Produots of air kinds, Groceries, Confectionery. WANTED — First-class Bacon, Hams Cheese, Fresh Butter. New-laid E.gs. Maize. Fruit ot all kinds in-eason, particularly Gropes. Cherries, Plums, Lemon.. Loquats, and also '■■ F.ultry of All kinds for FRIDAY'S Sale. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 8*1893, • Ab 11 o'Clock. FREEHOLD PROPERTY, WITH FRONTAGES TO WAKEFIELD AND ALEXANDRA-STREETS. RICHARD ARTHUR Has beon favoured with instrucilons from P. Darby, Esq. (Trustee in tho Esta o of the late J. Kelly), to sell by public auction, at his Auction Marr. Queen-street, Auckland, on Thursday, Bth December, 1892, at 11 a m., WAKEFIELD - STREET — All thab Freehold Pro. erly. being Lots 14. 15, and 25. of Section Zb. of the City of Auckland having 65 feet frontago to Wakefleld-stroet, 33 feet frontage to Alexandra-street, together wilh the three Dwelling-houses and Buildings erected ond baing thereon. The auctioneer can confidently recommend the above property as a good investment. All the dwellings are let to good tenants. and the purchaser will thus get an immediate return on his outlay. The dwellings are in.ured for £400. Particulars and conditions may be inspected at the office of the auctioneer, who will also Bupply ali information relative to tenancies, etc., etc. N.B.—The property is offered for absolute sale, to enable the Trustee to closo accounts. MONDAY,~Sth" DECEMBER Ab 11 o'Clock. TO BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURERS AND LEATHER MERCHANTS. TRADE SALE, As under. 15 cases French Calf, weights, 28 to 501bs 1 case Russet Calf, weights, 33 to 431ba 1 ca_eE.S. Split Fleshes 1 case Black Glace Persians (various) 2 cases Black and Tan Roans, Calf Kid 1 case Japanned Grain Hides 3 bales American Split 1 bale Blue and Brown Shoe Canvas 3 casks Hobs, Tingles, Iron Plugs, Rivets, • and Tip Tails 28 Packages, Etc., Etc., Etc. GABRIEL LEWIS & Co. Wiil soil by auction on Monday next, sth December, at 11 o'clock. OW. PACKAGES Leathi-rs and Grindery 4j(Q (jii ? t! ft :ided). Tonus at Sale. TUESDAY, 6th DE^IiWER. "~ At 11 o'Clock. EX S.S. MAMARI. To Glass,and China Importers, Dealers and Others. 5 Crates Toilet Wuro (all new pattern) 3 Cases Fancy Glassware, Dishes, etc. 3 Casks Flowers ands 1 Hogshead Tea Sets, 40 pieces (assorted) 1 Hogshead Fancy Flower Spills 1 Caso Fancy Vases and Flower Bowls 2 Crates Blue Band and Lino Dinner and other plates, 6in to lOin v .. Crates Assorted Band and Lino Goods, Plates, Dishes. Jugs, Bakers, Basins, Cup 3 and Saucers, etc. 2 cases Toy Tea Sets 2 casos Fancy Cups and Saucers and Plates Also, Lustres. Japanese Vases. Jelly Moulds, Ornaments, Majolica Ware, Dessert Services, Etc., Elc, Etc GABRIEL LKWIiS & CO. Have received instructions to sell a consignn.ent of abovo on Tuesday next, 6th inst., at 11 o'clock, THE ABOVE CONSIGNMENT consist* of the Latest Designs, and commands special attention of the t'ado. Just landed ex Mamari. Terms at Sale. AUCKLAND WOOLBROKERS' ASSOCIATION. THE FIRST WOOL SALE OF THE SEASON Will be held in the NEW AUCTION ROOMS, Directly opposite the Union Bank of Australiaby the undermentioned Brokers, on WEDNESDAY, 7th INSTANT, Commencing at 9.30 a.m. The following will be the order of sale :— Messrs HUNTER & NOLAN G. W. BINNEY & SONS . N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO. (Limited) Messrs A BUCKLAND _5 SONS,