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Auckland Star, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 93, 21 April 1902, Page 8

AUCTIONS. Arthur Tooman) (Arthur Tooman TO-MOEKOW, AT TEMPORARY PREMISES, CITY MAKKET, COOK-ST. END. T>RODUCE at 11—200 sacks Table Pota--L toes, Pumpkins, Melons, Kumaras, Onions, Cheese, Hams and Bacon. FRUIT at 1 o'clock—looo cases Local Apples, Pears, Peaches,. Plums, Quinces, Grapes, Tomatoes, etc. \RTHUE TOOMAN & CO. A. TOOMAN. Auctioneer FUR SALE. THURSDAY, APRIL 24, At 11 O'ClOCk. FURS. -FURS. FURS. SALE ONE WEEK ONLY. At HENNING'S BICYCLE DEPOT. Late Brunswick Mart. . Comprising— QABLB OPOSSUM. GRAY OPOSSUM, KANGAROO. WALLABY, AND BEAR SKIN RUGS. TWO ONLY BEAUTIFUL CAE.RIAGE RUGS, Waterproof Lined. LADTES'' FURS. We have some Really Choice Lines in SABLF.. LYNX. ' ZALTNSKI. SEAL. BLUE FOX. "HAT FOX. f?TT,VER FOX OPOSSUM. ERMINE. And Other Furs ton Numerous to Par-. tirulnripp. Thesp Goo<is are straight from Mr Ropp-"p Fur Factory. fhp Premier Furriery of the Australasian Cr>fr>n!ep. Inspection Is r-nr.Mnliv Tnvited by Mr Tfocp nprcmal'r, ~Tif><?r — C a ■p'P'R ■ntt i^t> AF.THTT'R Tnrr'.rr — M. KOSK "TTifi nnM pprri out of London." — T>"ke of Tor*:. LOST AjTO FOTTWT* T OST, near Queen-street, Gold Key JU Brooch._ Reward—Gilbert, Chemist. T OST, Saturday. 12thTfrom Levies 7" M~ne7 -v Bay Pony, gelding. 14 hands, white on nose; reward.—Maitiand. "JVOST, Black and White Spaniel Dog. -Li bob tail.—Finder rewarded on returning to W. R. Perm, Eden Vale Road. T OST, on Aprif i7~Gold Chain Brace- ■*-■* let, between Queen and Syrnonds-st.— Finder rewarded on leaving at Star Office. LOST on Saturday afternoon, Black and White Cocker Spaniel Dog (Pup), Symonds-st. Reward.—Gardiner, Baker, Symonds-st. LOST near Remucra Hall on Friday evening, Green Leather Purse containing money and 'bus tickets. Reward at Star Office. "T OST, Saturday, between Alten Road -U and Queen-street, Milk Book.— Finder please return to London Dairy, Victorla-st. West. T OST, Saturday night, Victoria Road, JLJ Devonport, Gold-mounted Spectacles. —Reward on returning to Johnston's Bakery, Victoria -Rd. T OST, Saturday night, in Victoria or J-^ Queen streets, Gold Neck Chain and Cross, pearl in centre; reward.—Oxford Hote.J, Victoria-st. West. T OST, Sunday night, between St. PatJLJ rick's Cathedral and Wakefield-st., via Alb&rt-st., Goid Brooch, set with pearls.—Reward, Globe HoteL OUKD, in Onehunga, Cart Whip.— Apply J. Dean, Cameron-st., Onehunga. PERSONAL. VS7ILL Mr James Ryan, of Arch Hill, Y\ please call on jy.r Anderson (Turncock), Osborne-street, Newmarket. TTTttLL W. G. CAMPBELL, lately em»»l ployed by MESSRS McLEAN & SONS, Contractors, kindiy call on A, P. FRIEND, 14, SHORTLAND-ST. PUBEIC TTOTICES. •VfOTICE TO DRIVERS - QUEEN-ST. As the West Side of Queen-st., from Wellesley-st. to Victoria-st., will be thrown open to traffic in the course of a day or two, we would like to call the atention of Drivers to the necessity of exercising care when first they take their horses on to the Asphalte. The horses being used to a rough surface will naturally feel nervous at first, but with a little care they will soon get accustomed to the change. THE NEUCHATEL ASPHALTE CO., LIMITED. A. B. WOOLF, Manager. April, 17th, 1902. riTORKMEN'S HOMES. District Lands and Survey Office, Auckland, April 2, 1902. Pamphlets giving particulars, terms and conditions of the lands to be opened on 22nd April, 1902, as Workmen's Homes, are obtainable on application at this office. The Hamlets are situated at Avondate, New Lynn and Henderson, and comprise 197 sections, of a total area of 599 acres. The areas of the sections range from 11 acres and the annual rentals from 12/. The term of the lease is 990 years. These Hamlets are easily accessible from Auckland by road or railway, and present an advantageous opportunity to working men, artisans and others to secure comfortable homes for themselves and families at moderate rentals, and to enjoy the advantages unobtainable in a crowded city. . G. MUELLER, Commissioner Crown Lands. T AND TRANSFER ACT NOTICES. Notice, is hereby given that the several Parcels of Land hereinafter described will be brought under the provisions of the Land Transfer Act, 1835, unless cave- : at, in , the meantime be lodged forbidding same within one month from the date of the Gazette containing this notice:— 3836—ELLEN BURNS—Lots 3, 4, 5, and 6, of the subdivision of Allotments la and 2a, Section 36, of the City of Auck■find, containing 1,5 perches, occupied by Wm. McManus and weekly tenants. 3850-JOHN HENRY- UPTON AND THEODORE MINET HAULTAIN — Part of Lots 35, 36, 37, of the Suddivision of' Allotment 67, Section 1, Suburbs of Auckland, containing 38 perches, occupied by Francis George Alderton.Diagrams may be inspected at this Office. Dated this 19th day of April, 1902, at the Lands Registry Office., Auckland. EDWIN BAMFORD, District Land Registrar. C< T. "cTB~d~:R~G~Ei..'S ' D A Y. Our Offices will be closed all day WEDNESDAY, 23rd instant. TpRATER "OR OS., LAND AGENTS & SHAREBROKERS. N. 55. INSURANCE BUILDINGS. "OHONOGRAPHS. PHONOGRAPHS. EDISON'S PHONOGRAPHS. RECORDS, AND ACCESSORIES AT GREATLY REDUCES PRICES, can be obtained at THE BRITISH AND CONTINENTAL, PIANO CO., STRAND ARCADE. A UCKLAND FIRE UNDERWRITiL ERS' ASSOCIATION. The Fire Insurance Offices will be Closed on WEDNESDAY, 23rd April, St. George's Day. PERCY BUTLER, i^LJ Secretary,