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Auckland Star, Volume XXXII, Issue 16, 19 January 1901, Page 8

AITCTIOKS. TUESDAY, JANUARY 22, At 11 o'cloclc. QIALVAGE. QJALVAGE. gALVAGE. ON ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. •DONEDUST, QUPERPHOSPHATES, /CHEMICAL jyrAKURES. AT THE STORES OF j^jESSRS r^ g^ j^AURIE & f*o., CUSTOMS-ST. ROBERT CHARLES CARR Has received instructions to sell, On Account of Whom It May Concern, At the Stores of Messrs W. S. Laurie and Co., on Tuesday, the 22nd inst, at 11 'clock, OAA SACKS BONEDUST -1 OK TONS SUPERPHOSPHATES -j A TONS BONE PHOSPHATES KAINIT, POTASH ROOT MANURES etc., etc., etc. ABOUT THE 25TH JANUARY, 1901. GOOD FARM OP 183 ACRES. MANUREWA. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. ROBERT CHARLES CARR Has received instructions from Mr R. White to sell about the 25th January next (due notice of which will be given), HIS VALUABLE FARM of IS3 ACRES, at Manurewa, being LOTS NOS. l and 3, with the 7-ROOMED HOUSE and OUTBUILDINGS. This valuable Property is within a short distance or the railway station. The soil is of a semi-volcanic character, the whole substantially fenced, and subdivided into paddocks; 116 acres grass, 12 acres oats, and 25 acres wattle plantation; 2 good wells, as well as a never failing stream running through the Property, and is opposite Messrs Martin Brothers , who obtain the highest price for early lambs. Further particulars can be had from the Proprietor, who will show any intending Purchaser over the Property, or from the Auctioneer. MONDAY, JANUARY, 21, At 11 o'Clock. AT LEWIS' ARCADE AUCTIONROOMS. Qi .1 LOTS OF /GENERAL -pj-QUSEHOLP FURNISHINGS AND^ abinetware FOR ALL DEPARTMENTS. GOODS NOW ON VIEW. (LOUIS LEWIS, Auctioneer.) TUESDAY, JANUARY 22, At 11 o'Clock. TO TEA MERCHANTS, GROCERS, AND OTHERS. TRADE SALE OF mEAs' AND' RICE. 16 Chests Broken Pekoe. 40 S-Chests China Fine Panyong . 22 Chests Ceylon Pekoe. 4 Chests Indian Pekoe. 2 Tons No. 1 Table Rice. Samples at Mart. LOUIS LEWIS, Auctioneer. mHE AUCKLAND FRUIT AND •*"' PRODUCE AUCTIONEERS' ASSOCIATION. We, the undersigned Licensed Auctioneers of this city, hereby give notice that ON AND AFTER ■ . MONDAY NEXT,, JAN. 21st, 1901, ALL FRUIT WILL BE SOLD BY THE CASE OR PACKAGE. TERMS OF. SALE— STRICTLY CASH BEFORE DELIVERY. (Signed) ARTHUR TOOMAN & CO. DONALD & EDENBOROUGH RICHARD ARTHUR & CO. ■ ARTHUR & GORRIE HALL & PERKINS ALEX. AITKEN & CO., LTD. JAS. CAHILL & CO.. .. y ; Auckland, January 16th, 1901. TUESDAY, JANUARY 22, Commencing' at 1, p.m. frVURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EF- •*- FECTS—PIANO, almost new; IRON SAFES, FANCY GOODS, "C^^~f. WATCHES, JEWELLERY, Sundries in great variety. ENTREES INVI-i^iJ. ■' Account Sales rendered immediately aiThe Popular Mart for Sales of ■FURNITURE, PIANOS, BICYCLES, SEWING MACHINES, PLATE, JEWELLERY, DRAPERY. AND GOODS OF E ANY DESCRIPTION. Tiberal Advances Made. Prompt Account sales rendered. Outdoor and every description of Sales Conducted. VerY Low Charges. Bank Guarantee. Interviews Solicited. Tftl o eP^°" e 846> WARREN BLYTH & CO. Auctioneers and Financial Agents. 87 and 89. Queen-st. TUESDAY, 22nd""JANUAHY. TWO CASES BOOTS AND SHOES. ALL NEW SAMPLES. LARGE STAND BOWS, ARROWS AND SPEARS. »,',.,. STAGS' HBiiAisSi "' " For sale by auction ajt our Rooms on Tuesday *iext at 111 o*ltfckf 2 CASES NEW BOOTS AND SHOES. All new sample goods. American and English Goods in Tan, Kid, and Calf, for sale in separate pairs. ! Large , well arranged Stand Bows Arrows and" Spears, Stags' Heads, etc. 6AMUEL COCHRANE , & SON. Auctioneers, '- ! .