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Auckland Star, Volume XXVIII, Issue 42, 20 February 1897, Page 8

ABTHuji Tf/OMAN] [THOMAS NBII-L .. DUNBLANE MART. | MONDAY, at Eleven o'clock. TDrO/USEHOLD FURNITURE AND JO. EFFECTS. Twelve Noon. FR'JIT.—SOO cases Peaches, Plums, Pears, etc. ■ {A. Tooman, Auctioneer). ABTHTXB. TOOMAN] [THOMAS NEILL WEDNESDAY, 24th, ab 11 o'clock. AT MOUNT ALBERT. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ■;. 5 QUIET COWS, SPRING CART CHAFFCUTTER, Etc. . WITHOUT RESERVE. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting of H.H. Couch and Chairs. Carpets. Oilcloth,, Sofa. Rocking and Easy Ohaiis, Round and other Tables. Fender and Irons, Iron and Wood Beds, Chests Drawers, Washstands and Ware, Mattresses, Kitchen aud Cooking Utensils Dairy Utensils, Churn, Pans, etc. Stack of Meadow Hay 3 Good, quiot Cows, in full milk 2 Cows, in calf; 2 Springing Cows, Calves Spring; Cart and Harness ;Chaffcutter, Farm Implements, Garden and 3£arm Tools, etc., etc. HOUSE AND GROUNDS TO LET. Paterson's Bus will leave our Mart at 10.15 O'clock morning of sale. ; ARTHUR TOOMAN AND CO. (A, Tooman, Auctioneer.) \.^,. J. E. Baker, Of BAKER BROS., HaS/received instructions from the attorney of H. Isaacs. Esq, of London, to sell on Wednesday. March 3. at 2 p.m. at their Auction Mark Queen-street, COOK-STREET (a few yards from Hobson-street)—ssft sin x 163 ft Bin, with slate roofed commodious family Residence thereon VERMONT-STREET—4Oft x 100, with sxoomed verandah House, having 3 fires, water laid to sink inside PERCIVAL PARADE (near the Three I»ampß)—sßft 9in x 80ft, with 5-roomed vorandah House, detached washhouee and nice garden At the same time will be offered— WOODVILLE (?vlt. Eden*—Volcanic Building Lots 11.12 and 13. each having 46ft 2in frontnge, and adjoining .Lot 14. 39ft lOin x 145. Together or separately TAKAPUNA—I3a Or lp. part of Lota 24 and 25, off tha Lake Road and fronting the the harbour, with Two-storey 8-roomed House, bath, washhouse, stable, cowshed, pigstye, pump and orchard; occupied by Mr Stow MOUNT, ALBERT—Lots 19 anil 20, Bonfleld Estate, la lr 4p. abutting ou to the Rail■way Station, with exceptionally well-built prettily d-signed Villa, having extra largo rooms, doublo verandah, 3 fires, bow window, stabling, fowl run, etc., and lovely garden DEVONPORT — The convenient 6-roomed House in Church street, iust erected for Sergt, Boyle, who has orders to move to the South. Land, 45ft x 131: rich volcanic soil. 3 flrea, iron roof, bathroom, cupboards, dresser, washhouse (with built-in tuh3), verandah, etc. MT. EDEN—6-roomed Cottage in Eden Vale Road, besides pantry and bathroom, sink inside, 2 register grates and range, cupboards, verandah, etc. Land, 60 x 92. WELLINGTON-STREET-Lotsß and 9. with 8 4-roomed Houses,' near St. Jamas' Church. SUMMER-STREET—The Cottage nrosented to the winner of the Eight Ilours DemonstraJtion's First Prizo, on Lot 46; 4 rooms and scullery, with 2.fires, city water to sink inside, verandah, otc. V ORDER OF THE PUBLIC TRUSTEE. In the Estate of the lafce R. Babbotjr. A. R. WE L HAM Has been instructed to sell by Public Auction, at Aratapu, on Tuesday, March 2nd, at 2 o'clock. mHE SCHOONER "ROSETTA,," now JL lying at Aratapu. The "Rosetta" is suitable for a gentleman's yacht. Her registered tonnage is 13J- tons. She is 53 feet over all, 40 fe«t on keel, and built of kauri, pohutukawa, and puriri. Her outfit comprises mainsail, foresail, and staysail, anchor, 90 fathoms chain, dingy, paddles, rowlocks, ate, two lifn■buoys, two life-belts, and she is ballasted with iron. This vessel is quite new. and wns built for the pearling trade by the late Mr. Barbour, of Aratapu, which is a guarantee of first-class workmanship. A. R. W E L H A M, _ Auctioneer. THURSDAY72STifFEBRUARY; THE REMUBRA YARDS. , For Sale on Thursday naxt. February 25th, at t 12 o'clock. KA THREE YEAR OLD STEERS. %w\r in fre-h condition. 0K SALE—Lincoln, Romney and ■ffiHn Down Rains. Bm| ALFRED BUCKLAND k, SONS, '