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Auctions. ~~ ARTHUR and GORRIE. C. Arthur.] [Jas. Gorrie. MONDAY NEXT, 29th, At 11 o'clock. UNREDEEMED DLBDGES. NREDE EM E D I LEDGES. 53 Watches (Gold Ladies' and Gents'), Silver Watches (by Rotherham, Ehradt, Russell and Son, Rowlands and others), Walthams, Waterburys, Metal Watches, Gold Rings, Pins, Diamond and Other Pins, Locket, etc., Gold and Silver Chains, Silver Mtd. Canes, etc , etc. 172 BUNDLES GOOD CLOTHING—Coats, Trousers, Suits, Blankets, Rugs, Quilts, Dress Material, Skirts, Dresses, Shirts, Singlets, Ladies' Underclothing, Boots, Shoes, etc., etc. ARTHUR & GORRIE (C. ARTHUR, Auctioneer.) MONDAY, NOVE"MBER~29I At 1 o'Clock. YACHT 'SYBIL,' off New Wharf. KOBERT CHARLES CARR Will sell on Monday, alongside New Wharf, Quay-street, at 1 o'clock, "\7"ACHT SYBIL, well found and in firstJL rate order. Dingy, etc. G. Lewis & Co. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 29, At 11 o'clock. On Account of Whom it May Concern. IRON BEDSTEADS, TEAPOTS,' 'CANDLESTICKS, . v ; BRUSHWARB. Without the" "Slightest Reserve. GABRIEL LEWIS & CO. Will sell on Monday at 11 sharp, -| O BEDSTEADS, all faults 2 I-I.H. TEAPOTS . 1 CASE CANDLESTICKS 1 CASE BRUSHWARE AND TIN TEA POTS POSITIVELY NO RESERVE. To Close Accounts. (L. LEWIS, Auctioneer.) TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 30. At 11 o'clock. IMPERATIVE INSTRUCTIONS FROM THE OWNERS TO SELL WITHOUT RESERVE. 4-0 P ASES "ROOTS AND QHOES. Particulars in Circular. GABRIEL,LEWIS & CO. (L. LEWIS, Auctioneer.) EDWARD TURNER, Auctioneer, (late of Cotterell & Turner) ISLAND AND LOCAL FRUIT AND PRODUCE BROKER, COMMERCE-STREET, AUCKLAND, IS prepared to receive consignments of Fruit, Produce, etc., at his extensive salerooms (late Cotterell and Turner's premises). Consignees can depend upon quick return and the long experience of E.T. will ensure their interests being well looked after. In addition to my regular sales 1 have engaged, with the Pakiri and Omaha Fruitgrowers' Association to hold a sale. of fruit every Saturday morning. .Any other fruit arriving too late for Friday's sale will have the advantage of being included in* this sale. EDWARD TURNER. BAKER BROS. IMPORTANT SALE of NATIVE LANDS in the TAURANGA andr WHAKATANE DISTRICTS, Comprising about 14,833 acres, in the Estates of O. M. Creagh and Henry W. Mitchell. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1897, At 2 o'clock p.m. By request of the Official Assignee in Bankruptcy, under conduct of the Registrar of the Supreme Court, Messrs Baker Bros, (per W. Ward Baker), have been favoured with instructions to sell by nublic auction at their Mart, Queen-street, Auckland, on the above date, rfiHE UNDERMENTIONED BLOCKS, JL .by virtue of survey charging orders made by the Native Land Court of New Zealand and duly registered in the Land Transfer Office at Auckland:— TAURANGA DISTRICT. Block Area Pore Pore No. 1 3000 acres Pore Pore No. 2 2700, acres Oteora No. 2 262 acres Wiiimanu No. 1 1274 acres Waimanu No. 1 B 300 acres Waimanu No. 1 C 446 acres Waimanu No. 2 800 acres Waimanu No. 2 A 450 acres Otauna 202 acres Te Weraroa No. 1 100 acres To Weraroa No. 2 82 acres Ahiroa 4% acres Moukunui 221 acres WHAKATANE DISTRICT. Matahina B 1500 acres Matahina C 1000 acres Matahina C No. 1 1000 acres Matahina D lOOOacres 1 These Properties will be offered separately. They comprise good grazing country, and the titles are all under the Land Transfer Act. For further paPticulars apply to Mr E. T. Dufaur, Cosmopolitan Chambers, Queen-street, Auckland, Solicitor for the Vendor; or to the Auctioneer. t ;• "? JAii6T.at;'tlip^dlfiSff time and place, -±A^&DAX,E:3sfMr£' of Allotment 65, -"c'ornwr'of Ayo'iKtMtOa^uth-and- New North RoadS, confaihi,ri(yclO-acres. : On the property is a six*roomed House, stable, coachhouse, dairy, man's room; also, butcher's shop, with two rooms. A creek runs through the property, and there is a never-failing well. Buses pass the door, and the railway station and school are only a few yards distant. The land will cut up to advantage as it has frontages to two main roads. This is a rare opportunity of acquiring a valuable property in a prominent position with great prospective value. The owner is leaving the district and wishes to realise. Also, by order of the Mortgagee, HOWE STREET—Building Allotment No. 7 of Allotments 5, 6, and 8 of Section 47; 33 feet frontage. BAKER BROS., Auckland. Wellington and Christchurch. WEDNESDAY, loth DECEMBER, 1897 BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEE. THE MOTUTARA RESERVE. The undersigned have received instructions to sell by public auction (W. Ward Baker, Auctioneer) at their Mart, in Queen-street, Auckland, on the above date, at 12 o'clock noon, THIS WELL-KNOWN BLOCK,, containing 93 acres, with Cottage thereon —situated on the West Coast, having a sea frontage, and distant about 6 miles from the Waimauku Railway Station. The property occupies one of the loveliest positions on the coast, and is very much frequented by visitors and others, who use it as a health resort. The land is of good quality, particularly well sheltered, well watered by a never-failing stream, and has a large supply of firewood. Title, Land Transfer. For further particulars apply to Mr E. T, Dufaur, Solicitor, Queen-street, Auckland. BAKER BROS. Auctioneers.