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Auckland Star, Volume XXVIII, Issue 257, 5 November 1897, Page 8

Auctions. ARTHUR and GORRIE. C. Arthur.] * . [Jas. Gorrie. .MONDAY NEXT, NOV. -8, 11 aim. UNREDEEMED PLEDGES including— 4 FIRST-CLASS GUNS -(Hammerless and Top Action), GOOD THEODOLITE, SUPERIOR DIAMOND RINGS, DIAMOND JEWELLERY, SEVERAL SUPERIOR GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, GOLD AND ,- SILVER JEWELLERY, CLOTHING, Etc., Etc.* ARTHUR AND GORRIE Have received instructions from Mr J. Levy, of the London Loan Office, Victoria-street, to sell by public auction at their Mart, Queen and Elliott streets, on Monday next, at 11 a.m., UNREDEEMED. PLEDGES, as per 'Star' of Tuesday and Wednesday, 2nd and 3rd insts. (C. Arthur. Auctioneer.) IMPORTANT LAND SALE. TOWNSHIP OF OPITONUI. BEN B. JOHNSON, Has received instructions from the Kauri Freehold Gold Estates Company, to sell by Public Auction, in the Caledonian Hall, Coromandel, on Wednesday, November 10th, AA\ S E G ; T I 0 N S (21 Years' Lease) in the new township of Opitonui. This is a splendid Opportunity to acquire a Business or Residence Section in what, in the near future, will be the largest inland town in New Zealand. Plans are now on view at my ofllce, and at the K.F.G.E. Company's Offices, Opitonui and Auckland. Also, 35 Valuable Building Allotments in Ring's Road, Watts-street, Ed ward-street, Frederickstreet, Coromaiidel. SALE at 1.30 p.m. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneer. Further entries will be received up to Nov. 8. BEN B. JOHNSON, Auctioneer. I_BM-_-_____M_l_——M____—————____—■_—OK—_——M^_"t"""M-W, J. Hunter's "Waikato Sales. 'RANGIRIRI—Thursday, 11th November. HAUTAPU—24th November. [HAMlLTON—Thursday, 9th December. jOHAUPO-Wednesday, 16th February. , THURSDAY. Uth NOVEMBER. ,'■ RANGIRIRI SALE on THURSDAY, /11th November. Entries /solicited. ' * Entries to -date: ' 70 very choice Three .-and Four-year-old Steers, nearly beef, Hill Bros, and Geo. -• Hill; 70 Three-year-old Steers and Heifers, Wereroa natives; 32 One and Two-year-old Cattle, Shaw; 12 Four-year-old Bullocks, nearly beef, Pirama; 15 Four-year-old Bullocks, H. Worsr,; 20 Mixed Cattle. Hubbard: 10 Two and Three-year-old Steers, A. Annandale. 20 Choice Yearlings, W. Hooton; 20 wellbred Three and Four-year-old Steers, J. Brooks and Tapp; 6 choice Springers, P. Bolton; 25 Mixed Cattle, F. Storey; 10 good Heifers, in calf, Pettigrew; 22 well-bred Two-year-old Steers, Ball and Baker and Ward and ..ones; 20 Mixed Cattle, Milne; Staunch 5-year-old Draught Mare, H. Gibb; quiet. Grey Pony and foal. At 1 o'clock. WEDNESDAY, 24th November. The undersigned has received instructions from Mr; H. J. Paton. Hautapu (who has sold hi., farm) to sell, without reserve, on Wednesday, November 24th, WHOLTi. OF SHEEP, Cattle, Horses, Implo/nents, Furniture, etc. * At 12 o'clock. THURSDAY, 9th DECEMBER. SPECIAL HORSE SALE AT HAMILTON SPECIAL SALE OF HORSES at HaiMlto/.i Yards on Thursday, December 9tl_. Entries solicited. 'A large, number of good horses will be required at this sale for Av.ckland work. Sale at 10 o'clock. N.B .—Unreserved horses will be sold immediately after colts. When sending entries please mention if for unreserved sal _ or not. / WEDNESDAY, 16th FEBRUARY. ANNUAL SHEEP FAIR at Ohaupo Yards on Wednesday, 16th February. Entries solicited. At 12 o'clock. W. J. HUNTER. Picnics, Excursions, Etc. ~~7_J "PXCURSION TO MAHURANGI MjsX, J^ HEADS. 1--RINCE OF WALES' BIRTHDAY (NOVEMBER 0, 1897). The fast s.s. ROSE ■CASEY will run an Excursion as above, leaving Queen-street Wharf at 10 a.m., and returning to Auckland Wharf about 7 p.m. RETURN FARE 2s Gd Luncheon provided on board. alex. McGregor. Agent. Personal. WOULD the Boy who got the Parcel by mistake from Mrs Roth's shop please return it at once, or proceedings will be taken.—Mrs Roth, Queen-street Wharf. I WILL not be responsible for any Debts contracted in my name after this date.—John Mulvihill, Bank-street, Auckland . LOOK out for the Lamb, Is fld forequarter; • 2s 3d hindquartcr. — City Butchery, top * Wyndham-strcet. Cheaper than Karangahape Road. F.IAU S.QN AL.—Our Beautiful French Muslins, plain and fancy, how* on view', latest designs and colourings, at wholesale warehouse prices.—D.S.C. CHRISTMAS BOX.-Send your Friend soipo Copclanrl's Celebrated Tea. Pure and wholesome. Of all Grocers. MIoiDERAT'E- DrinkerrYou are wanted at the Mackelvie-street Church on Sunday, 6.30 p.m. See Advt. DE. DE NORVELL, Scientific Palmist, Chiromanist and Clairvoyant.— No. 20, Lincoln-street,Ponsonby, tenth cottage left-hand side. PERSONAL — Navy and white prints, in stripes and flowered, selling at 4s 6d the dozen yards. For sterling value in dress goods*' try D.S.C. / LAMB! Lamb! Lamb ! Cheaper than Newton, Is i)d and 2s 3d.—City Butchery, top Wyndham-strcet. [Established 1555.] ;W. -H. S HAKESFEAk & G a QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND, Have Received a Small Shipment of BEAUTIFUL NEW GOODS. "VTON CHURCH GOERS.—lnstead of. 1/1 sitting at home on Sunday evening come to Mackelvie-street Church at 6.30. Educational. A GOOD Private School with excellent Schoolroom to be transferred. Suitable for lady and gentleman or for two ladies.— Address Scholastic Star Office. -*r*y ' E s T " C O A S T. All Arrangements made for CAMPING-OUT PARTIES. Apply Manager J. BIBBS' Store, Waikomiti. TT7ANTED, a Boy-for the Country. Must be VV a good Milker— W. S. Fagan, Butcher, Victoria-street. . . "ANTED, "»• Strong Boy about 16 for the Trade.— E. Harvie, Coachbuilder, Upper Symond-street. '