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Auckland Star, Volume XXVII, Issue 286, 2 December 1896, Page 8

W, 6- COCURANE] . [JAS. DAORE TO-MORROW. (Instead of Friday). HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AMERICAN OKGABf by Story & Clarke) WALNUT & ROSEWOOD PIANOS FLUSH & TAPESTRY EASY CHAIRS CARPETS, H.H. SUITE. The subscribers (J. Dacre. Auctioneer), will Bell by auction Rt their Rooms, Queen-street, on Thursday next, at 11 o clock, TTTOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, coneisfriJL ing of American Organ by Story ft Clarke (13 stops and knoa swells). Walnut Piaoo by Moore and Moore. Rosewood Piano, Carpets, Easy Chairs in Tapestry aiid J*lush, H.H. Suite, Iron and Wood Ji«dst»>ads, W.W. Mattresses, Palliasses. Feather Pillows, Kapok Bads and Pillows. Wasnstandsand Ware. Mirrors, Chests Drawer*. Mattiug, Linoleum. Pictures. Round and Squaro Tables. W«tod and Cano Chairs, Window Blinds, Vases. Clocks, Cutlery, Conchas, Portable Boiler, Kitchen Utenaili, Portmanteaux. Sash, Tools, .Boots, Clothing, Boxes, etc., etc. SAMUEL COCHRANE AND SON, Auctioneers. MONDAY, 7th DECEMBER, At 12 o'Clock. TWO HOUSES, ELIZABETH-STREET, PONSONBY HOUSE, UNION STREET ALLOTMENTS, KAPANGA 82 ACRES, PUKEATUA The Subscribers (through J. Da«re. Auctioneer) ■will soil by auction at their Rooms. QueenBtreet. on Monday, 7th liecembor, at 12 o'cleok, PONSONBY— Lob 94, having 36 feeb 3 inches to Elizabeth-street, by 163 feet deep, with COTTAGE or 4 rooa»s erected thereon _, LOT !)5, havinc 36 feet 3 inches to Elizabethstreet, by 163 feet deop, with COTTAGE of 4 rooms erected thereon ! UNION-STKEET — Lot H. having 30 feet ■ frontage to Union-street, and 102 feet deop, COTTAGE of 5 rooms ersctcd thereon X APANGA-Lot* 24, 25 and 2b, having 99 feet frontage to the main road, and 100 foet to Alfred-strefit PUKEATUA—Lot 222. containing 42 acres, West Portion Lot 217. containing 40 acres

SAMUEL COCHRANE and SON, Auctioneers. W. S. COCHRANKJ [JAS. DACKE WEDNESDAY, DSC. 9. 20 CHOICE OIL PAINTINGS. The Snbßcribr.rs hare received instructions f.'om Mr A. E. Aldisto dell by auction nt thuir Rooms, Queen straot,oii Wednesday, Sth mat. a'., 11 o'clock;. 6s£\ CHOICE OIL PAINTINGS, /^Hr Consisting of: Lot 1. Auckland,from Clara's Beach, Ponsonby 2. Evening o\> the Thames, near Tc Aroha 3. Crcuk .Scuuo, Waltakorol Bangrea 4. Uireniiiß on the Hawkesbury. N.S.W. 5. Coas! Sceuo aoar Clifton. Hhvara,N.S.\F 6. Kaiißitfilo and North Head, froai St. George's Bay 7. Sydney Head»,N.S.'W.,froai SsuthHead Toad 8. Auckland Harbour 0. Mount Macedon. from Woodend, victoria i 10. Evening, Mouth of Kaeo River, VVhan.aroa 11. Morning. Lake Taupo 12. Alnnukan Heads 13. Scene Looking towards Onehunga 14. Scene from Port Fitzroy, G. Harrier, Little Barrier in the distance 15. Whangarei Heads from Parua Bay 16. Scene Leokinß towarda West Coast. Waitakerei 17. On the West Coast Road, Waitakerei 18. Corou:andel Harbour 19. Lion's Head-Study from Melbourne Zoo 20. Near Stan-well Park. Illawara Line, N.S.Vf. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. W. S. COCHRANEJ [JAS. BACRE TUESDAY, bth DECEMBER, At II o'Clock. PRELIMINARY ADVERTISEMENT. NEW ENGLISH BICYCLES. The Subscribers (J: Dacre, Auctioneer) will sell by Auction, at their Rooms, Queen-street, on Tuesday next, at 11 o'clock, ■•VTBW ENGLISH BICYCLES J.^i (On View Saturday). SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. ; WEDNESDAY", "DECEAiBEU 9. IMPORTANT AND BONA FIDE SALE OF FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES IN AUCKLAND AND SUBURBS. The Assets Realisation Board Hare determined to offer for Sale by Public Auction, at the Wool Exchange, by Messrs. A. Buekland and Sons, on Wednesday, 9th T^he 1 Following city and SUBURBAN PROPERTIES :- FREEHOLDS. SYMONDS-STREKT — Portion of Glenside Estate— 4 Valuable Lots with frontages to Symond3street 1 Ditto, frontage Lane WYNDHAM-STREET-Part Allotment 27, Section 17, with Stables thereon (subject to present lease)

HOBSON STREET--2 Vacant Lots 2 Lots with Cofctage3 on each NELSON-STREET-Lot and Two-storeyed Seven-roomed Dwellincc House thereon Two Vacant Building Lots, frontage to Kelson Lane Two Lots with Cottages of four rooms each, frontage to Nelaon Lano COOK-STREET-Lots 34 and 35,1 acre 1 rood 36 perches, with Cotttigo and Stable PONSONBY, ON KILL-STREET— Throe Small Building Lots ■ PONSONBY ROAD, nearly opposite Mr. Boardman's property— Two Valuable Building Lots. PONSONDY TERRACESixteen Building Lots, each 40 feet frontage NEWMA RKET. Eden-street— Fifteen Building Lota. SURREY HILLSBuilding Lota in Ponsonby Road, Williamson Avenue; in the following streetsSussex, Surrey. Rose, Leigh ton, Harcourt, Elgin, Millais, Disraeli, Cross; also in Richmond Road and Great North lioad. ELLERSLTK— fa acres 3 roods 9 perches on Pnnraurc Road, and adioining .Vlr. Clcaye'a house, to be sold in one lot or in sections. TAKAPUNAValuable Property of 23 acres I rood 17 perches, with Lako frontage. House of | six rooms and outbuildings. To be offered as a wholo or in three to flveaore blocks. FREEHOLDS—Subject, to existing leases, viz., That valuable Property known as the HAYMARKET AUCTION MART. With frontages to QUEEN AND DURHAM STREETS. GLENALVON HOUSE AND GROUNDS— Syniond;j-street. Large House and some 5 acres ornamental grounds. This property forms one of the best residential sites in the city, commanding, as it does, a magnificent view of the harbour, etc. ; ADJOINING THE PAH. ONEHUNGA— That desirable little Farm on the Hillsborough Road, at present occupied by Mr Richardson, and comprising 16 acres 3 roods 23 perches of rich volcanic Land, House, and all necessary outbuildings. Present tenancy expires in February next. LEASEHOLDS—Subject to present tenancies. QUEEN-STREET, formerly Owen and Graham's, and now occupied as OFFICES AND COP'FEE PALACE. 999 years' lease. FIRTH'S BOND-Albert-street. Lease 114 years to run. ( TERMS OF PAYMENT—IS per cent, cash deposit; 10 per cent, in 6 months; 10 per cent, in 12 months; balance may remain for 3 years at b per cent. CATALOGUES, with full particulars, may \ now be obtained at the Assets Boards Offices, Wellington and Auckland, or at the offices of the undersigned, where plans of the various properties may be inspected. A.BUCKLAND AND SONS, W. FRATICR AND SONS. 18th November, 1896.