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Auckland Star, Volume XXVII, Issue 106, 7 May 1896, Page 8

Auctions. TO-MORROW, 11 o'clock. ARTHUR'S MART. POULTRY, 11 o'clock—Turkeys, Fowls, Table Roosters, Sucks. Geese. Pigs. ate. At 12 o'clock sharp. FRUIT, — A splendid lot of Fruit, consisting of first-class Apples, etc.. Tomatoes, Hothouse Grapes. Lemons, Walnuts, Rock and Water Melons, etc. VEGETABLES-A good lot of Fresh-cut Vegetables. DAIRY aad FARM PRODUCE-First-class , lot ef Fresh Butter, Corned Butter, Cheese, Eggs. Bacon. Hams. Shoulders, etc.; Fresh Kidney and Hobart Potatoes, Onions, Pumpkins, etc., Sashes and Doors. RICHARD ARTHUR. , Thos. B, Arthur, Auctitnttr. ARTHUR TOOMAN] [THOMAS NEIL. TO-MORROW, at 11 o'Clock. POULTRY, ab 11 Sharp—loo Coops of Prime Table and Laying Fowls, Roosters. Ducks. Geese. Turkeys, etc. Three pair of Tame Pukakis, bare been reared by a hen. Pigs—Well-bred Yoang Pigs. PRODUCE, at 11.30-20 tons Prime Waikate and South'urn Potatoes. 5 tons Swedes, carrots, Pumpkins, Kumeras. Bran, Maize, etc. DAIRY PRODUCE, at 12,30 — F.-esh Local Dairy Butter, 250 Boxes Taranaki Batter, Fresh Eggs, Cheese, Honey, Hams and Macon, etc. FRUIT, at 1 o'clock—soo cases local Fruit, assorted. Ex s.s. Upolu : 70 cases superior Fiji Oranges, 18 sacks Peanuts. ARTHUR TOOMAN &, CO. (A. Tooman, Auctioneer.) TO-MORROW ab 19.30 o'Clock. "DOULTRY, PRODUCE, FKUIT. ' 10.30 o'clock— Vegetables, in season 11 o'clock—A large assortment of Killing and Laying Fowls, Roosters, Ducks, £0 Turkeys, tteese. Pigeons. j - 2 o'Clock-Several Pens of puro-bred Berk-! shire and Yorkshire Pigs 7 cases Taranaki Loaf Cheese, Taranaki Butter (without reserve). PRODUCE—A large lot of Potatoes, including Hebarts, Kidneys, and other white varieties.Cow Potatoes, Onions, Picklers, Pumpkins, 50 sacks Carrots, Mangolds. Marrows. Kumeras, Butter, Eggs. Cheese, Rabbits. Haws and Bacon, Dressed Pigs, 20 sacks of broken Biscuits. Also, a lot of Pot Plants, Lot Choice Bulbs (good varieties). FRUIT (immediately after Preduce) - laeluding Apples. Pears, Tomatoes, Quinces, Passion Fruit, Grapes, Walnuts, Persimmons, etc., etc. ON PRIVATE SALE - The well-known Prime Taranaki Crown Butter. ALEX. AITKEN. F. J. Farrell, Auctienetr. FRIDAY, MAY 15, Ab 2 p.m. sharp. SAMUEL VAILE & SONS (Per Samuel Vaile, Auctioneer) Will sell by auction, at their Land Sale Rooms, 95, Queen-street. BY ORDER OF DR. TREMEARNE, HIS GRAND TANIWHA ESTATE, WAIRANGI, CONTAINING 3780 ACRES. ELEVEN FINE FARMS, all partly improved and varying in extent from 60 to 640 acres. The Valley of the Wairangi is widely celebrated as producing some of the finest stock ia the Province of Auckland, and the liberal ' teems on which this Estate will be sold will ' enable anyone to acquire a highly productive 1 farm in the easiest possible manner. Terms: 7_ per cent, cash on the fall of the hammer, 2_ por cent at the end of each of the • j first, second and third years, 3 por cent, at the end of the fourth year, 5 per cent. at the end of' tho fifth, sixth and seventh years (thus giving seven years to pay one-third of the purchase price), 20 por cent, at the end of the eighth year, and the balance at the end of the tenth year. Interest on unpaid balance 5 per cent. 1. per annum, payable half-yearly. As the terms of payment are so exceedingly liberal, improvement clauses to a small extent will be imposed as fellows : On Lot 12. Is per acre per annum; Lot 1, Is 3d per acre - per annum; Lots 2. 4, and 5, Is 6d per acre per annum; Lot 6, Is 9d per acre per annum ; Lot 7,,2s 6d per acre per annum: Lots 8, 9,10, and 11,2s 9d por acre per annum. These improve- .. merit clauses are to cease operation as soon as half the purchase money has bsen paid. Lithographic plans giving particulars and i descriptions of tho improvements and classes at i land in each farm on application. • SAMUEL VAILE AND SONS, Land and Estate Auctioneers, ' . , . , 95, Queen Street. UCKLAND FREE STOCK AND MINING EXCHANGE. SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION. FRIDAY, Bth MAY. 1895, AT 2 O'CLOCK P.M. By instructions. Mr 6. W. Moss will sell by Public Auctien, on FRIDAY, the Bth May, 1896. at the' Auckland Free Exchange, at 2 p.m, all the Right, Title and Interest of the Auckland Free Stock and Mining Exchange Company, Limited, in and to a Lease of all that Piece of Land situate in Lower Queen-street, in the ' City of Auckland, being. Northern Portion ot Allotment No- 9. of Section 17, City of Auckland, with all Buildings thereon erected, and now known as tbe Free Exchange, and all the Rights-of-ways and Appurtenances thereto bolonging, and also all the Office Fittings, Fixtures, Furniture and Effects therein contained. Full particnlars can be obtained from Auctioneer. . G.W. MOSS. Auckland Free Exchange Buildings. -piANOS ! -piANOS I /ORGANS ! QRGANS ! STOCK.TAKING SALE FOR ON E ""• WE E X ONLY, m TVirvrr a / REDUCTION OF C APITAL. 1Q M?* Si*: A^kedUCTION OF CAPITAL. 73 PIANOS •17 QRGANS AT COST PRICE POR CASH, Fob One Week Only, From Bth May Until- 15th. T ONDON & T>ERLIN TOANO pO. SHORTLAND STREET. W. H. Wkbbe. .... ... Manager. O LET, Shop and Dwelling, Shortlandstreot. newly done up. Rent. 15a.— F. L, Prime, Now Zealand Insurance Buildings. ANTED, at once, Young Man Barber; —Apply Star Agency. Onehunga. W ""ANTED—Generale, Coromatsdel, 12s; Gisborne, 14s; Remuora, 12s; Mount Roskill, 12s; Other places, 8s to 10« : Kitchen Girl, Boys and Girls for Factory. Hairdresßen Waiter. Soy for Boat, Massage Boy. Os: Boy (learn boot trade) 5s to start; Giir_-ik:eer_, start.—McLeod, 24 Queen-street, Telephone. 884. ■ TO LET, Most Desirable Residence Wynyard Road, Mount Eden, 6 rooms, bathroom, detached wa3hhouse, Jjas. water, Venetian'blinds.—A. Cueksey, Mount Eden. OTRAYED into my Paddocks at AvonIk? dale—2 Calves! one red, one brown, and white, owner can bavo the same by paying ex pe'nsea.—W. K. Wilson, Avondale. FOR SALE, cheap. Pony, sulky and harness, together er separate, Pony four years old.—J. Jenkin. King-street. Arch Hill. "Vttf ANTED, a Working Mine Manager ? T - to take charge of the Rialto Gold Mine. Waikoromiko. Wages, £3 per week.— Apply stating experience and enclosing testimonies to J. H. Porter, 26, Shortland-street, Auckland. ANTED, a Baker ; single Young Han,—Apply W. Kelvall, Baker, OneI hunga.