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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIV, Issue 4, 5 January 1903, Page 8

__ , _ AUCTIONS. G. Lewis) (Thos; Davles TO-MORROW. Commencing at 11 o'eJoe_ AUB TJSUAL QLEARING <£<AL_ Of FURNITURE & FURNISHING GOODS, Too numerous to particularise* ALL WILL BE SOLD WITHOUT THE SLIGHTEST RESERVE. Inspect the Goods— THEY ARE NOT UNDER ANY LIEN OR SO-CALLED BILLS OF SALE, '_P CATCH THH UNWART: ALL GOODS SOLD BY US ARE GUARANTEED. GABRIEL LEWIS & CO. Auctioneers. Note Time of Sale and Address —11 O'CLOCK, OPPOSITE SMEETON'S. THE AUCKLAND FRUIT AND PRODUCE AUCTIONEERS Will sell at their Respective Rooms, as under: TO-MORROW (TUESDAY) A. TOOMAN & CO., at 11 o'clock HALL AND PERKINS, at 11 o'clock RICHARD ARTHUR & CO., at _ o'clock C. ARTHUR, at 11 o'clock C. A. GRIFFITHS & CO.—Fruit, 12 J AS. CAHILL & CO., at 11 o'clock E. TURNER, at 11 o'clock. O-ALE OF XTCpHERSON'S {STOCK CONTINUED AT 1 Q O'CLOCK rpO-MORROW "j^ORNING. CROWDS SECURED BARGAINS TODAY. WORTH TO BE CLEARED THIS WEEK. SALES CONDUCTED DAILY BY jrUTR TX-rtAJRREN TDLYTH. TO-MORROW. For Sale at our Rooms, Queen-st, To-mor-* row (Tuesday), at 11 o'clock, 1-fW) VOLUMES ; BOOKS. ALMJ Drapery, Tools, Autoharp 50 pairs Boots and Shoes SAMUEL COCHRANE AND SON. J. DACRIfi, Auctioneer. Doi\'ALL> & EDENBORODGH. TO-MORKOW (TUESDAY) ■JA A.M;-POULTRY 10.30 a.m.—Large Assortment Local Fruit Choice Peaches Plums, Apples Pears, Gooseberries, etc. Vegetables, etc. Potatoes, Onions J. GILMOUR, Auctioneer. FOR SALE. FjOR SALE, £130, handy Ponsonby, Cottage. (2506).—Baker Bros., Shortlandstreet. ;TLj\OR SALE, cheap, Pony Gig. Harness, , ' Lamps,, Rug, etc.—Apply Fenton Chemist, Karangahape-road. FIOR SALE, Allotments, choice position, ; Mt. Eden, £1 15/, £2 10/ up to £4 per foot—Baker Bros., Shortland-st. T7|OR SALE, Contents of an S roomed 'JO', House i-n Ponsonby, a real bargain — American Mattress Company, Pitt-st. TJijOR SALE, Tax Cart, cheap, 4-spring J-'j Carts, £2, £6, £11. £9; also fast ligk_t harness Pony.—A. Evett's, Durhamst. Livery Stables. tOR SALE, just off Brown-st, Epsom, ' Three Good Allotments, each 95 x 224 ft. Price, £1 15/ per foot. Easy terms.— Thos. F. Cahill, 99 and 101, Queen-st SALE, first class fast cruising 21- ---• rater Yacht, sails, gear, dingy, all complete, very cheap.—Apply Bailey and Lowe, Yacht Builders, Customs-st. W. OR SALE, first-class Baker's Business. . dullest investigation invited.—Apply Ernest H. Liltlejohn, c/o W. and •G. Turnbull and Co., Merchants, Commercestreet FOR SALE, £300, reduced to sell at once, good 6-roomed House, bathroom, washhouse, etc.: close Eden terrace and station. (1882.).—Baker Bros., Shortland street ■ FDR _ SALE, Fruit, Confectiouery, and i Greengrocery Business; trams stop door. Moderate rent. Satisfactory reasons for selling.—Address Fruit, 5.90, "Star" OfOR SALE, Abbley Park. This lovely block, close Victoria avenue and Val- : ley-read, Mt. Eden, 9 large level sections, best volcanic and perfect situation, from 35/ per foot. (2470.).—8aker Bros., Shortland street. T7>OR SALE, £3 per acre, Brooklyn Park — Farm, easy drive New Lynn, 379 : acres. 100 acres rich alluvial flat, ploughed and subdivided, 100 upland in grass,- 175 acres valuable timjjer; cash return at once. Tidal creek. 4 acres orchard. 10----roomed Residence and outbuildings. A fine property and highly payable. (2552.).— Baker Bros., Shortland>ft. F~ b~ II S A U JS. BROWN ST., EPSOM. Three minutes' from electric trams. FOUR ALLOTMENTS, Corner one having 117 ft frontage, and ! others 66ft each. Depth, 198 ft. Price, £2 7/6 per foot. : THOS, F. CAHILL, 99 and 10L Queen-st. "_pO'7A OR OF-FER—A Bargain— 3JO I V Devonport — New well - built House of 5 rooms, bathroom, washhouse, and every convenience, large allotment, good view, easy terms.—E. COLSON, 93, Queen-street. *_ _ 4447),