j Fop Sale. ; j .tj^Oß SALE, good, strong Handcart— ' i -•- cheap.—Apply Kapai Bakery, Vie- . toria-street. FOR SALE, Fish and Oyster Business, I city, £12, established 4 years.—Newman, Lily Bank Dairy, Pitt-street. FOR SALE, Cottage 4 rooms and scullery, allotment 50 by 150 feet, nice garden, at Melrose, North Shore.—Apply G. Taylor, Wharfinger's Office, Queen-st. AVharf. TpOR SALE, PARNELL. ' GOOD INVESTMENT. Block of Land having 68 feet frontage to Manukau Road by a depth of 193 feet to Scarboro' Terrace, with 6 Houses, all well let. Cash required only £450. Balance can remain for three years at 5 per cent. Further particulars on application. COOKE AND BUDDLE, 76, VICTORIA ARCADE. Tj^Oß SALE, best Restaurant in Queen- ■*- ■■ street, central; Coffee Palace and Boarding-house, Confectionery, Hairdressing-, Tobacco, etc.. Businesses; Board-ing-house, Coromandel; Houses and Butchery, Thames; Temperance Hotels, Te Aroha. St. Helier's. —J. Peckover, 117 Queen-street. "pOR SALE, small and large Villas, city, x ■ Mts. Eden, Roskill Rocky Nook, Remuera, Green Lane, Ponsonby, Surrey Hills, Devonport, Birkenhead, St. Heller's. —J. Peckover, 117 Queen-street. T^OR immediate Sale, cheap, 4-roomed -*- 1 Cottages, Brown, Clarence, Cook, England, George, Greenwood.Hargreaves, Manning-, Karaka, Sussex streets, Northcote, Penrose, Panmure, Kingsland.— Terms, J. Peckover, 117 Queen-street. OR SALE, Maketu, 60 Acres, fully improved, £450; Rose Rd., Ponsonby, 6 rooms, allotment 33 x 100, £2SO; Church-st, Ponsonby, G rooms, bathroom and scullery, allotment 44 x 100 feet, £400; Onehunga, Seasideßesidence, 9 rooms, 9 acres, £700. Also, Selwyn-st., Onehunga, 7 rooms, 2 acres; Anglesea-st., Allotment 37 by 126 feet, £70; Takapuna, SO acres, low price; Remuera, 10 minutes from station, S rooms, every convenience, allotment GO by 100 feet. Also, 3 acres in good position, Tamaki East, first-class Farm, 66 acres, dwelling and outbuildings; Epsom, S acres suitable for building sections, low price; Mt. Eden, new 6-roomed House, large corner allotment. Several sums to lend on freehold security.—Apply to Thomas Cahill, 101 Queen-street (opposite Fort-st.) TjV O~ R~ ~~ S ALt A BARGAIN—House of 5 rooms, together with Furniture contained therein. Owner must leave Auckland immediately, and will sell cheap. 13/1321 ■ House of 6 rooms, range, register grates, gas and city water, concrete paths, every convenience, newly papered and painted. 82/1382 £230— Shop and Dwelling of 5 rooms, scullery, iron roof, fowlhouse, good well and orchard of apples, peaches, plums, pears, lemons, oranges, gooseberries, etc., 32 acres good . soil. 54/1197 XT A?I L E -O R O S., LEGAL CHAMBERS, QUEEN-STREET /? OQ— NEW full-sized upright iron-<s->&O' frame Piano, never used, great bargain. — P. Hutchinson, Grocer, Ponsonby Road. MJT7NT EDEN—House 7 rooms, 4 register grates, copper in washhouse, gas, water ; £450.—Neville Newcomb. PARNELL— Good House, 7 rooms, every convenience, slate roof, stable and glasshouse; £600.—Neville Newcomb. R" USSELX- STREET, Parnell, House of S rooms and all conveniences, Garfield street, House 6 rooms, cheap.—Lee, 121, Queen streeu TN FAN TRY Officer's Sword, new pat- -»- tern, Sam Browne belts, and Kharkee Uniform for Sale.—J.R., 447, 'Star' Office. Futolie Notices. CJUPfeEME COURT. APPEALS FROM WARDEN'S COURT. Notice is hereby given thiit His Honor Mr Justice Conolly has specially appointed, every WEDNESDAY on which Banco Sittings of the Court shall be held as the times at which hearings of Appeals from Wardens Courts, under the Mining Act. IS9S, will be heard ■in the Northern Judicial District of the said Court. Dated the 3rd day of February, ES3. By order. HENRY C. BREWER, __.Registrar, Supreme Court, Auckland. ~RlCHAßDS6N,~Engraver~2s~Higi> . • street, Auckland. Brass Door, Meraoriam and Stencil Plates. Jewellery for Presentations tas-tefuly inscribed. HOUSEKEEPERS can depend on. getting first-class quality of Meat at Enoch Wood's, Symonds-street and Rocky Nook Meat Depots . ~pTS—OUR Best Plain ana Fancy Vi- •-» cunas reduced to this price during our Stocktaking Sale.—Adams and Bunker, Cash Tailors, 184 Queen-street. —S 6D—TOILET SETS complete, from • 7/6; New . Dressing Table Sets, choice designs, from 3/6—TYLER'S, Queen-street. -j KS—A GOOD Line of Trouserings re-J-O duced during our Cash Sale to 15/. Fit and wear guaranteed.—Aaams and Bunker, Cash Tailors, 184 Queen-street. -I OS 6D—BOUGHT AT JOB—Fifty China J-O Tea Sets. 40 pieces, pale blue finished in gold, usual price 25/—TYLER'S, Qiieen-streot.. rpRY W. A. THOMPSON & CO.. 95. VictoriaX street West, for Sewing Machines, Perambulators, Portable Boilers, etc. Cash, or 2s Cd week. OERAMBULATORS, Go-Carts, "find *- Wickerware, cheapest and best.—MeLeod Bros., Queen-street; branch, Karangahape Road. /"^RYSTOGRAPHS for. Window DecoravJ tion. Artistic and durable, entirely superseding stained glass; easily fixed; from 3d each.—Sole agent, Mcßride, Importer, Victoria-street. QpJS—TEA SETS, 40 pieces, choice Flor_J«J al Decorations, gold illuminated, 25/; Pretty Afternoon Tea Plates, from 6/ dozen—TYLER'S. Queen-street. CKS—Our Blue and BTack^Corkscrews, • O Diagonal and Fancy Serges reduced; Suits to measure, 75/.—Adams and Bunker, Cash Tailors, IS4 Queen-street. "JOHNSTON B~ROS. O Offer a Fine Selection of Men's Tan Boots from 12/ to 21/ per pair "JOHNSTON BROS. •J Offer Snecial Line of Ladies' Tan Shoes in Strap or Lace at 7/G J~6Hnst~6n~bros. ~~ Sell Sand Shoes at Lowest possible prices, sto 9, 1/10; 10 to 13, 2/ JOHNSTON BROS. ■ O Sell Cut Leather, Rivets, Nails, and Tools, suitable for Bootmakers Have a large variety of Glace Kid Shoes and Boots at Bedrock Prices JOHNSTON" iROS. I*J Sell Men's Bluchers from 4/11, Shooters 10/G, Watertights 10/6. Extra quality JOHNSTON BROS. tJ Manufacture and Retail Boots and Shoes, at t"7, ICarangahape Road, j next Foresters' Hall. -I AS GOOD Colonial Line of All--L\J \J wool Tweed Trouserings, 10/G, during our Cash Sale.—Adams and Bunker, Cash Tailors, IS4 Queen-street. _ F PRIME, of Karangahape Road, for • Preserving- Bottles, Rings and Jelly Jars, Preserving Pans, etc. F~ PRIME'S "display of T~eaT~Dinner, • and Toilet Sets not equalled in town, at prices lower than ever. F PRIME has enlarged his Premises • and can now show his large and varied stock of Linoleums, etc. I" 71 PRIME'S stock of Builders'" and ■ • General Ironmongery is well selected and at low rates. FPRIMI3 has opened up a new lot of • Carver and Carpenter Tools, and [ BeU_£ ax fc— o-ruU to _• prUsa.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXX, Issue 29, 4 February 1899, Page 5
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