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Auckland Star, Volume XXXII, Issue 127, 30 May 1901, Page 8

CROWN LANDS. .* At the Crown Lands Office this morning- the Commissioner of Crown Lands (Mr Gerhard Mueller) conducted a ballot for the right of selection of Crown lands opened for application on the 29th inst. Two blocks were made available, viz., 2170 acres, Kerikeri S.D., known as Tunapohepohe, grazing run and unsurveyed land, Waipu; 4050 acres opened under the optional system of the Land Acts. In the ballot the lands were allotted as follows: —Grazing- run 28. Kerikeri. Geo. Mountain; Block 10, Waipu, 400 acres, Joe Bowmar, occupation with right of purchase; 400 acres, Joseph Eowmar, jun.: 3.")0 acres, Walter Rowsell, occupation with rig-ht of purchase; 350 acres. Wm. Bowmar, cash purchase; 450_acres, A. Webster, occupation with right of purchase; '200 acres, Waipu, Sarah Bowmar, cash purchase. A total area of 4870 acres was disposed of. At Waikumete. Hall to-morrow night Kershaw the illusionist is advertised to give another of his magical■ entertainments, concluding with a dance. A 'bus leaves the Foresters' Hall, Newton, at 6.45 p.m. AUCTIONS. TO-MORROW. Commencing- at 11 o'clock. /"CONTINUATION OF ' <J<ALE. ON THE PREMISES. MR MORLEY, DURHAM-ST. WEST. Opposite Messrs Warnock Bros. Of TpUGGIES, TRAPS, CARTS, HAR- ■*"* NESS, AND SADDLERY, etc., etc, GABRIEL LEWIS & CO. LOUIS LEWIS, Auctioneer & Valuator. TO-MORROW. At 10.30. DONALD & EDENBOROUGH. FULL SUPPLY TABLE POULTRY— ; Turkeys, Ducks, Roosters, Pigeons. 20 dozen Cauliflowers. LOCAL FRUIT IN SEASON. Grapes, Pears, Apples, Passions, etc. Potatoes, Pumpkins, Kumaras, Onions Hams, Bacon, Cheese, Eggs C. G. BROOKES, Auctioneer. TO-MORBOW. DURHAM YARDS. The undersigned will sell, X ACTIVE UGHT HARNESS HORSES " suitable for bus and tram work 2 Heavy Draug-ht Geldings, with gt>od trials 3 Medium Draught Horses, from East Tamaki 2 Useful Mares, suitable for farm use Well bred Hack, fast and good jumper Bay Horse, from Mangere, 6 years old, splendid jumper Brown Mare, aged, good for stock work Bay Pony Gelding, quiet and fit for children Heavy Draught Horse, from Opatiki, any trial Bay Horse, good jumper, carries lady Also, At 12 o'clock, The Joker, • bay gelding, by Texas—Lady Mary ..'-.-'■ Also, Traps, Harness, Saddles, etc. 100 sacks Chaff Waggon to carry 3to 4 tons . . THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY, LIMITED. H. O. NOLAN. Auctioneer. » ' WANTED. fTITANTED, Young Man as Day Porter.— ItVi Apply Thames Hoteh^ WANTED, at once, smart Boy.—Court Bros., Drapers, Newton. WANTED, a Girl for housework, good home.—Address Star Office. \7i7ANTED, smart Night Porter, must be experienced.—Criterion Hotel. ■ WANTED, a good Dressmaker, by the day, with references.—Mrs Nairn, Queen-st. |r\7ANTED, a 3 or 4 roomed Cottage in '»» the suburbs.—State rent, address M. f 386, Star Office. .WANTED to Bay, 600 ft of Glass, size 14 " " by 10; must be cheap.—Apply Glass, 382, Star Office. TX7ANTED, a first-class Jiner and Stair * ' Builder; constant work in shop—Apply J. T. Julian, Builder, Cook-st. W7ANTED, respectable Office Boy. no experience reqcirerl.—William Rattray, Land Agent, Mercantile Chabers. T^TANTED to Purchase or Rent, House of about 5 rooms and bath, Grey Lynn or Ponsonby.—A.B., 390, Star, Office. ,TX7ANTED7~kind~"Motherly~Pcrso"n to »» Adopt or Mind Healthy Baby Boy, 5 months old.—Address at '"Star" Office. ANTED in Devonport or Newton, Furnished Sitting-Bedroom, with use of kitchen.—Apply S. Morgan, Post Office, Deyonport. WANTED "to Purchase, Cottage, £250 to £300, Newmarket; also, in Ponsonby and Newton, cash.—R. Burrow and Co., Bank N.Z. Buildings. " WANTED, good General, 14/; also, Housemaid, 12/, small family-, Reihuera, very good place.—Mrs Lockley, 42, Shortland-st. T/C7ANTED, good General; no cooking or '"'■ washing; good wages; references required.—Portsmouth House, Rokeby-st., Up.per Queen-street. TXT' A N T E D KNOW ~N— That E. A. MARX is no longer in ! my employ. r W. T. RAYMOND, j Auctioneer, Tauranga. i YJjfjXNTEDr'Waitress, 15/,*" Whangarei VV and town; Housemaids, Generals, Women Cooks, Barmaids, Girls Assist, Girl for Sewing and Companion (country, 10/), Housekeeper, Children's Nurse, Pantryman, Handy Man for bakehouse, etc., Porter.—Mrs Lockley, 42, Shortlandst. ANTED, 4 Bushmen Jackers, 77~day; Station Bullockdriver, 25/; Sculleryman for New Plymouth, 17/6, passage paid, go Sunday; Station and Dairy Couples, Station Cook, Farm Hands, 18/ and 20/; Waiters, Pantrymen, Yardman for country hotel, Firewood-cutters, Gumdiggers, Blacksmith's Improver. Youth learn blacksmithing and tinsmithing. Porter and Assistant Porter, Cadet for farm, Generals, Housemaid, Waitress, Housekeeper. — McLeod, 24 Qneen-st. A UCKLAND EDUCATION BOARD. A. Applications for a Cadet Clerkship will be received on or before THURSDAY NEXT, June 6th, 1901. Salary, forty pounds (£4O) per annum. Applicants to furnish a letter, in their own handwriting, stating age and qualification, and to send two testimonials of character. yINCENT E RICE( Secretary. TVOOT TRADB.—Wanted^ a smart Boy -£* for the warehouse.—Apply Northern Boot Co., Limited. "VTOTJNG Lady Wanted as Clerk and for JL Sales.—Address, by letter, T. Frosser, KaraDgahape Rd., Auckland, ,