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Auckland Star, Volume XXVIII, Issue 17, 21 January 1897, Page 12

Auctions. ESAM AND ARTHUR B. J. EIAM] LC. ARTHUR TOMORROW, at 11 o'Clock. MARKET DAY SALE. ' » POULTRY at 11 VEGETABLES. 11.30 FARM PRODUCE. 12.15 FRUIT, 1 DAIRY PRODUCE Afterwards. SPECIAL LINES—2OO sacks Sydney Potatoes, 150 sacks Local, at 12 Large supplies Onions ESAM AND ARTHUR. C Arthur. Auctioneer. R. J. ESAM] IC ARTHUR. MOND AY, 25th in st„ At 11 ft'Cleck. HARGREAVES STREET, PONSONBY. PIANO. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. ESAM and ARTHUR Havo received instructions from. Mr T. B. O'Connor, who is temporarily r_movmg to Gisborne. to sell by auction at Ms residence , as above, at 11 o'clock, PIANO (by Roesner), Horse Mair Scute, Occasional Tables and Chairs, A.B. Chairs. Ornaments. Mirrors. Double and Single Bedsteads. Duchess Suite. Babe's Cot and Chairs. Ware. Waßhstands, Dinner Service. Kitchen Utensils, Mangle, Linoleums, Curtains i and Brass Poles, Mats, etc. ' C. Arthur. Auctioiwer. E. J, BSAM] [C. ARTHUR THURSDAY. APRIL 8. A UCKLAND riITY. , VALUABLE /HkUEEN OTREET "OROPERTY FOR ABSOLUTE SALE. ESAM AND ARTHUR i Have received instructions from tha owners to sell by auction at their Mart, Queen and Elliott streets, • n Thursday, April 8, at 12 o'clock, OART OF ALLOTMENT .1, OF SECTION 4, CITY OF AUCKLAND. CO - ■ S. i -■ * » ■"'' «» . ** z f VA*A°V v // |$ |fo *V tV Q U EE N STR.E E T —"" TH7\ 3~ "* _ - I i i SO I .., ■_ | "\-; ""' ■ '? IiSJJ a HIGH ST. This Property is ene of the nest valuable in the principal street of the city, being situated inaaediately opposite the National Bank, the Bank of Australasia, the Bank of New South Wales, and the "New Zealand Herald" Baildi__gs, having: a frontage to Queen-street of 22 feet, and te Hisch-street of 20 feet by a depth of ISS feet 6 inches. The compulsory division of the several owners' interests is the sole reason of this exceptionally valuable property being sold. Conditions of Sale and further particulars may be obtained oa appliaatien to the Auctioneers. : ;.:.v Athletics. /§ymbm, AUCKLAND CYCLING CLUB. j^^tSt* ■___:=^.' l£n^'^ie,, f°r a'l Cycling /f /\^S/m\ Pedestrian events l( ' ll^mk^ Ijclosa on SATURDAY v^ J) "__^ v_/next,.2.rd.Jan..atMetre- >-=;!' politan Hotel, from 7 to 9.30 p.m. Pedestrians are notified that the rale referring to running costumes will be strictly enforced. All ion peting oyelista mu»t be financial members of the A.C.C. Intending cowpetiters in cycling events who are not already members should forward their names to the nnHersigned before FRIDAY next, in order that they may be duly balloted for. Pa9t two years' •orformances must accompany nomination. Look out for WHEEL RACE POEM in Thursday's " Observer." JAS. STEWART. J UN.. Geaeral Secretary. P.O. Bex 419. Auckland. a UCKLAN D QUOIT CLUB. A Handicap Match will be played on the Club's Ground Ponsonby Road (next Savings Bank) SATURDAY. 23rd inst., at 3 p.m. All members requested to aAtend. R. BARBER. Treasurer. T AD IBS' V.HALRBOAT RACE. JANUARY 29th. Ladies intending to compete in the above, or gentlemen coxwains, must communicate with me TO-MORROW, Friday, entry day. ALFRED COX, Canvasser for Committee. {CHALLENGE. I, G. SULLIVAN, do hereby Challenge JAS. HARE, of Mercury Bay, to Run 75yds for any stake from £100 up, on the Domain. ■ • ■ G. SULLIVAN. Auckland. !