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Auckland Star, Volume XXIII, Issue 296, 13 December 1892, Page 8

Auctions. W. S. COCHRAKE] [JAS. DACRE TO-MORROW, "pDUCATION. RESERVES. To Let by pttblio auction, on- Wednesriay 11th December, at noon, at our Auction Mart' Queen -street, Auckland, for a term of Twentyone Yeaks, the following Education R e . serves :— Lot <?. Town of i a „ .01 15 Lot 245, Town o i,-a .. ..010 Lot 336 und 57, tn .. 2, Panmure Village 2 3 20 Lota 1, 2. 3, and 4. Section 10, lJapakura Village . .... .. 0 318 Lot if. Section 16, Suburbs of Auclc. land (Kemuera now in Occupation of Mr George Totlyi .'. .. .. 5 on Lot 223. Scctiun 16, Suburbs of Auckland (now occupied by Mr J. Peach) 10C Lot 77. Parish of Kourawhero .. 27 0 C Lot 3, Mnnurewo, near Otahuhu (now occupied by Mr J. Gray) .. 16 3 £ Lot ga7. parish of Mangapiko, Waikato 41 1 & SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, | Auctioneers, j W. S. COCHRANE] f JAS . DACEa ] MONDAY, DECEMBER 19. EIGHT HOUSES, LORNE-STREET. The subscribers havo received instructions to T O^'E-STREET-Lot 67, Section 32, iVw ffi fi'°" ta«B t0 Lorue-srrcet by We rcer, and 161 feet deep with Ti'lPt^nn DWELLING HOUSES erected thereon M • Four of these front Lome.-street. ono is of 3 rooms, and three have 4 lai-o rooms each! they are built on a new brick foundation hava matcli-lmed lining, new ovens and new'chim The four Houses at the back have four srood rooms each, are matched lined; uew ovens to The property is well situated at the lower end ' of Lornc-street. close to Queen-street, is in I thorough good order, p.s the repairs a short time ago amounted to £300. FOR ABSOLUTE SALE.. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. W. S. COCHRAKE] [JAS. DAORE WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 21. CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR GIFTS JAPANESE GOODS FANCY GOODS, PLATED GOODS. The subscribers will sell by auction at their B&.J&S3SF ou Weduead^ 213t A CONSIGNMENT OF NEW GOODS ... suitable for Christmas and New Year Uins, consisting of Japaneso Cabiiibts, Trays Boxes, Vases. > Plates. Caddies. Fans Fancy No Reserve. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. W. S. COCHRANE] [JAS. DACRE THURSDAY, DEC. 22. COTTAGE, ONEHUNGA. Tho Subscribers have received instructionß from the Executor in the Estate of the hit 0 Jan. Vluir, to sell by auction ut their Roo;ns> Qiieon-street, on Thursday, 22nd inst., at 12 ' o'clock, A LLOTMENT 5, Section 45, Village of JtSl. Onohunga, containing 1 aero, 220 feet frontage, with Cottage erected thereon. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. W. S. COCHKANEi ' ' [JAS. MC% ■ THUIvSDAY, DECEMBER 22. RESIDENCE,, MANUKAU ROAD. The Subscribers will offer for lease, by auction, at their Koorns, Queen-slreet, ou Thursday, 22nd inst., at 12 o'clock, > FOR A TERM OF 52 YEARS. "DARNELL—Lota 3 and 4, Subdivision JL of Allotment 32, Section 3, Suburbs of Auckland 1015 ft frontage to the MatiuKau Ilond, by 1841'tflcopon onosidft, nnd 70!'tonthe other, with tho large FA'VIILY RESiDEv'CE of two stories erected thereon, subject to a premium being paid, for, Taluo of buildings. Tor further particulars und conditions of sale, apply to SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. «S> ENAMELLED CABINETS ffS o —. o FOX GOOD WOIIK AND PAOMPT DELIVERY. GO TO CORNER OF QUEEN & WELLESLEY-STS, ENLARGEMENTS. All negatives taken by us at Ponsonby Road removed to Queeu-3t. Copies may be had. « fi ABIN ET S, Xl PHOTOGRAPHER, QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. Mr HOWARDS, finding that many ot, his fi'londsand patrons have been unable to take advantage of the opportunity afforded them during the short season of three months, will continue till further nocico to produce 3 CABINETS for b/-. Q fUBINET S, £/_. QNLY FIRST-CLASS WORK. OPALSTTE PICTURES AND OTHER NOVELTIES, INSPECTIOX IHVITBO.^^"^ Js!£r (^ J^' CHILDREN'S W PORTRAITS .AND FAMILY GROUPS s*r A SPECIALTY. *r Satisfactory Rbsults Goakantekd. U\ QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND tho Union Bank). A UCKLAND COLLEGE AND J$L GRAMMAR SCHOOL. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZES. The Distribution of Prizes will take place in the Opera House on THURSDAY Nest, the loth instaut, at 3 o'clock p.m. Tho attendance of all interested in tho School is invited. W. WALLACE KIDD, Secretary,