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Auckland Star, Volume XXXI, Issue 78, 2 April 1900, Page 1

FOR SALE. TTiOR SALE, splendid representation Mm'- •*- eral Collection, 1000 specimens.—Paris House, Nelson-Ht IJ\OII SALE, Old Wines, pure, by analyJ? sis.—John Reid and Co., 32, Fort-st. Established 30 years. TLAOR SALE,""Tobacconist and" Hnlrdress- -*- ing BiiriinesK doing good turnover.— G.W., 1)7, Star_Offlce. i."'Oß* SALE, a. first class Screw Cutting' Lathe with all fittings complete. —Apply Viking Wheel Co., Market Ent ran co. tSor SALE, Bußtn esses, Fancy, Loll!e, -L Fruit, Toy, Library, Coffee Palaces, BoardiiiKhouses, etc.—Peckover and Co., 117, Queen-st. IjXOR SALE, Ur.st-elaas paying Farm, ■ really good land, 161 acres.—Full particulars, Hunter, Berlin Wool Depot, Karangahape Road. TTIOR Immediate Sale, Farm, 000 acres, -"- 40 in grass, sea frontage. 5-roomed House, outbllding-, valuable timber, will curry (100 sheep. Valuation of Improvements .■E2"iO, only £100.—Peckover and Co., 11.7 Quecn-st IjiOß SALE or Lease In Papakura, Farm of 15 acres, Including 15 acres ornamental bush; House of 10 rooms, and outhouses complete; also, Orchard and Irirge fowl-run; splendid view; very cheap —Mrs Elmbranch, Papakura. Tfi 0 It " S A h E. YACHT MABEL, the well known cruiser, of __ tons, built by Bailey, with all gear and cruising requisites complete. For further particulars, apply to R. ELLINGHAM, Care of E. Ellingharn, Customs-st. East. "ALLOTMENT SO x 125,' "near Rocky •**• Nook, on Glenmore Estate; double street frontage, good speculation.—C. Dunnigham, (.-are of Read Bros., Jewellers, Newton. US-NESSES for Sale, large and small, town and country. Partnerships, etc. Particulars on application.—Burrow and Co.. Bank N.Z. Buildings. r^HEAP Building Allotments. Mt. Eclen, *J opposite bus terminus, level volcanic. 30/ per foot; only three left.—Burrow and C-\, Bank N.Z. Buildings. T^VERY description Landed Properties. -•-J Revis?__ Catalog-Ufa now; ready.—i Churton and Co. t'akd, MT. ROSKILL, April 2nd. — Survey of A. Walker's Properly just completed. Sections on Milton Rd., from 12/6 pur foot for one month only, after which time they will be 20/ per foot.— ALF. WALKER, Legal Chambers, Queen St., or Mt. Roskill Rd. a\O CABINETMAKI_R3I BUILDERS, ■ etc.—For Sale: 2000 ft lirst-class Kauri, thoroughly seasoned (dressed), various sizes, viz.:— Vl x 2,12 x 14, 12 x 14, 14 xl, 12 x 1, VI x 3, 12 x _, etc. Also, Redwood and Cedar. Also, 1 Barnes celebrated combined Machines (hand and foot power; with Circular Saws, Scroll Saw, Boring Attachment, and Cutter Heads, quite new. Largo Grindstone, mounted, with iittings and patent grinding attachment; Woodturning Lathe, Benches, Bicycle (Imperial Hover), " Sets Harmonium Keys (sec-ond-hand), sundries, Hand Screws, Cramps, etc., etc. Must be sold; owner leaving for J.ngland.-GEO. CROFT, Organ Builder, Mount Eden Road. ( £"71 (Y~ CLOSK 'bus and train: New o_*OJLlf nice House, easy terms (646).— Churton and Co. OA aa- (ABOUT): HOUSE, good posi3._UU tion, Mt Eden or Mt Roskill. Wo have immediate purchaser for such a property, and invltu particulars' fwra owners wishing to soil.—Churton & Co. X-'Kf\ "WILL buy a snug little Business, <%sO\) Stationery, Toys. Confectionery, Tobacco, etc., etc., including glass casea, fixtures and tables.—Address Suburbs, Star Office, ... BOARD AND RESIDENCE, BOARD and Residence.—Good position, home comforts, terms moderate.— Mrs Brame, No. 9, Lower Vincent street. QITYgU F F E T, 33, BELMONT RD., PAEROA. Terms Moderate. Good Accommodation for Travellers. Meals to suit Early and Late Trains & Steamers. Three Minutes' Walk from Railway Station and Free Library. T. EDWARDS, Proprietor. TfAVICRY time.—Meals 6d, Beds 1/, weeki- ly 15/.—Whitehead's Coffee Palace, Cook and Grey streets. WANTED. BOYS wanted, smart and intelligent— Apply Lambourne and Dewar, Ironmongers, Three Lamps, Ponsonby^ ALL palns~"such ~as "Neuralgia, Headache, Sciatica, Toothache, quickly cured by Koolibah; 2/ everywhere. fro PAINTBRS—Wanted, good Brush X Hand, also Improver.—Apply on job, Tcnnyson-at., Grey Lynn. .TzTeNJAmIn GUM, the mighty ' Cough Jl* Mixture has no equal, good for young or old, 1/0 and 2/0^ rvr ANTED KNOWNGREAT SALE OF FANCY GOODS NOW ON. STOCK OF N. LESTER, COOMBES' ARCADE, Must be Cleared, Regardless of Cost. CALL EARLY & SECURE THE BARGAINS. WANTED Known, by Architects, Builders and Carpenters—That __.T. Co. stencilled upon doors and sashes signifies that.the Kauri Timber Co. manufactured them Insist upon having K.T. Co. Joinery. It is made from thoroughly seasoned timber. \7y ANT E~D KNO WN. W. SLANEY is now in Full WorkingOrder at his NEW PREMISES, corner VULCAN LANE, nearly opposite "Herald" Office. Old Gold Jewellery made into New and Fashionable Designs. INSPECTION INVITED. WANTED KNOWN: FOR TWENTYONE DAYS, Ladies' Tan Shoes, 2/11, 3/11, and 5/11 per pair; Kid Button Shoes, black, 5/11; two-bar Patent, 2/11; superior two-bar Pat. Front, 4/11 pair.—At MILLER'S BOOT PALACE, 112 and 114, VICTORIA St. ANTED KNOWN: FOR TWENTY^ ONE DAYS, Women's Carpet Slippers, 6d pair; Women's Foxhead Carpet Slippers, 1/11 pair; Patent Shoes, 1/11; 5/11 Walking Shoes reduced to 2/11; Blakey's Boot Protectors. Id per bag. FOR TWENTY-ONE DAYS. At MILLER'S BOOT PALACE, 112 and 114. VICTORIA STREET. ANTED KNOWN: FOR TWENTYONE DAYS WHITE CANVAS SHOES are reduced from 30 to 50 per cent; Children's White Shoes, 1/ per pair; Girls', 1/3; Ladies', from 1/11 to 3/11.—At MILLER'S BOOT PALACE, 112 and_ll4. VICTORIASTREET. WANTED KNOWN: FOR TWENTYONE DAYS, prior to stock-taking, Gents' Bals. reduced from 12/6 to 7/6; Gents' White Canvas Shoes, 2/11 per pair; Bluchers, 2/11 and 4/11; Gents' Shoes from 4/11; Gents' Foxhead Carpet Slippers, 2/6 per pair. FOR TWENTY-ONE DAYS.—MILLER' 3 BOOT PALACE, 112 and 114, VICTORIA STREET. "VSTANTED Known-That D. GOLDIE is preVV pared to supply all kinds of Timber and other Building Materials, at his Mills, Albertstreot and Breakwater Road, including Joinery, Builders' Ironmongery, and Wheelwrights Materials, at tho Lowest Market Prices. ANTED Known—Absolutely Choicest . Creamery Butter for the Table all the year round.—New Zealand Dairy Association. , , ______