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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIII, Issue 242, 11 October 1902, Page 8

pyr- AUCTIONS. .'_-_. MONDAY," OCTOBER 2T.y y 1 . At 12 o'clock noon. Under -conduct.of the. Registrar of the Su-.-T>.eme Court of New.Zealand, on behalf of the Mortgagee, the undersigned ___ will sell -by"public auction as above, "at tueir Mart, Queen-st., Aucklaii-, ALL THAT PIECE OF LAND", situated iv the Parish 0% - Whangaihariuo, containing; by admeasurement 200a Ir 12p, more or less, being Sections 400 and 40t of- the said Parish, and- being -the whole of the land described in. Volume 51,. Folio" 224, of the Register Book, at Auckland. SAMUEL CO.HRA_.E & SON. . .:, .7. DACRE, Auctioneer. . . TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14. For Sale by auction at our Rooms, Qtieen- ... St.,. next Tuesday, at 11 o'clock, •obhoto mounts, photo frames, pictures frames field and opera glasses d!b.b.L; gun and case d.b.m.l. gun, tools books, boots and shoes lamps,. clubs, cricket bat and ' and stumps DRAPERY, CLOTHING \ _...; :w __-;_,„. FANCY GOODS, etc. .^tti.?..' SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON. J. DACRE,' Auctioneer. T. B. Arthur) (B. R. Sceats RICHARD ARTHUR & CO. p II- 'MARKET, WELLESLEY-ST. WING. HAVE ARRANGED THE FOLLOWING . SALES FOR NEXT WEEKTUESDAY, at 12 o'clock, at Mart — Poultry, Produce, Fruit, etc. THURSDAY, at 12 n-clock, at Mart-— ■ Good Lot of Household Furniture, etc., Removed to Mart for Convenience of Sale. Aiso, Drapery, Boots, , etc. FRIDAY, at 11 o'clock, at Mart — Market Day Sale — Poultry Produce, Fruit, etc., etc. RICHARD ARTHUR & CO. THOS. B. ARTHUR. Auctioneer. "P'RIDAY, r\CTOBER _>-| At 2 p.m. sharp. INSTRUCTED BY THE EXECUTORS OF THE LATE JOHN MAINS, ESQ. DAMUEL -yAILE AND QONS, (Per Samuel Vaile, Auctioneer) will sell by auction at their Land Sale Rooms, 95, Queen-street, ' ' mHE 'TTTELLrKNOWN T^-OHIMARAMA TpSTATE, COMPRISING Q917-, ACRES, Together with the TWO DWELLING HOUSES. EXTENSIVE STABLING. AND 'OTHER BUILDINGS, THEREON ERECTED. Further Particulars in Future Advertisements. This is a fine chance for Investors. Also TAKE mAKAPUNA. MRS J. McCOSH CLARK'S T^INE SEASIDE TJESIDENCE. COMFORTABLE HOUSE of 9 rooms, besides offices; , wide verandah on three sides; every modern convenience. OVER TEN ACRES of land, with extensive beach frontage. If not sold iii one lot will be offered in three lots. Also, pONSONBY. PRETTY' LITTLE PROPERTY. HOUSE of 4 rooms, to thorough good order; stable, buggy house, wash house, etc., large level Atlotmeut, fronting Em-mett-st., 108 ft, aud laid out in garden. Close to Shelly Beach Rd., and to the harbour. This is a choice little property, in the pink of condition, and is for POSITIVE .SALE, on account of the failing health of the owner's wife. Also, yyr.ouNT . \ lbert. HANDY SECTION of over i of an acre, partly fenced and sloping nicely to the sun; part is good alluvial flat; close to the Railway Station. CAMUEL "yAILE AND QONS, LAND AND ESTATE AUCTIONEERS, 95, QUEEN-ST. . WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1902. At 11 o'clock a.m. IMPORTANT SALE OF LIVERY STABLE PLANT, CARRIAGES, AND HORSES. AT CAPTAIN POPHAM'S "TATTERSALL'S STABLES," MOLESWORTH-ST., WELLINGTON. MACDONALD, WILSON, AND CO. Have received instructions from Captain Popham, who is retiring from business, to sell at the stables, known as Tatter--.'ill's, Molesworth-st., on the above date — rPHE WHOLE OF HIS EXPENSIVE A AND COMPLETE STABLE PLANT, .CARRIAGES AND HORSES. Iv the Catalogue will be included— 9 ENGLISH BUILT LANDAUS., in perfect order 1 Brougham, 2 Hansoms, 4 Drags to carry 26, 20, 16, and 12 passengers each, with removable tops,- 2 Waggonettes, to-car-*ry 6 and 8 passengers respectively; 1 Skeleton Drag for. Breaking Horses; 3 Gigs, 1 Double or Single Buggy, fitted with pole and shafts, 1 New Hearse, 1 4 wheeled Dogcart, fitted for single or pair of horses pTA HORSES, nearly all 16 hands, well O\J bred, well broken to saddle and harness, mostly, from 4 to 8 years old, all thoroughly reliable, including -jr\ WELL - MATCHED PAIRS; and J-v horses to suit all classes. -I 9 SETS of best English Carriage HarAAJ ness. 8 sets of Gig Harness, 1 set of new- English 4 horse Harness, never used; 1 set of 5 horse Drag Harness, 8 sets of Double Cab Harness, 40 Canvas Horse Covers, 2 sets of I.ew Hansom Cab Harness, and English Saddies and Bridles, and large quantity of .sundries of the very best description usually to be found about a well appointed livery stable. Captain Popham has spared no expense in procuring the best horses and plant, aud buyers will be well satisfied upon inspection. The Auctioneers are instructed to negotiate with any intending purchaser for private sale of this plant as a going concern up to the 15th of October, and "fill, particulars will be supplied to any intending purchaser upon application to the Auctioneers up to that date. The connection is an exceedingly valuable one— one of the most valuable in the colony— a-ud as the owner has decided to retire, an excellent opportunity. is afforded to anyone desirous of purchasing a business of this kind. Catalogues of the sale will be issued and posted to any address upon application to the Auctioneers. rr__ GIVE Best Price for Pianos and W Organs taken in Exchange for New Ones—E. and F. Piano Agency—S. Coldi-jij ctrt't, Manager.