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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIV, Issue 179, 29 July 1903, Page 8

AXICTIOH3. TO-MORROW, at V 2 o'clock. CITY MARKET. The Undersigned will sell by auction, or>.n, superior lace collars' and AV'V TIES. As this Sulc closes up the Live. it will be the last <:h:ince of s-eeuriufc any of the above ' 150 PICTURES, beautifully framed, consisting of Coloured Photogravures, etc. 15 SUIT LENGTHS or Superior Suiting GENT'S MACKINTOSHES LADIKS' .COSTUMES • V. • LARGE LOT UNDERCLOTHING Boots. Shoes, etc. ■ . ' : NOTE—Every Line has to be Cleared Without Keserve. E'ICHAKD ARTHUR & CO. THOS. B. ARTHUR. Auctioneer.' : ' .T OUIS T EWIS, at .T^-ORT-ST. DAILY SALE AT MY MART. EACH DAY AT 12 O'CLOCK. Unless otherwise engaged, ■ Of . „ GENERAL GOODS, NEAV'AND SECONDHAND. ' :■■..■■'.'■.- ..;■ 1 Superior Fireproof Safe, Bicycles. Inspection Invited. ■•' :,.' : Entries of Goods received each day till' 11 o'clock. . LOUIS LEWIS, • ' Auctioneer sind Valuer, ,Fprt-st.' "AUCkLAND^CITY - MARlc¥t. THURSDAY, at 11 o'clock. ' .•'.-, CjTOCK FROM A ! COUNTRY STORE. ♦J l . . Consisting of — Platform Scales, Groceries, Glassware.Crockery, Drapery, and • Boots. About .90 New Ladles' Mackintoshes. -J AA CARPETS AND DOOR SLIPS and J-W Mats, Tapestry and,-.l'ile:,Velvet-c<l .' ' ■'.'" ■' ■■ ■ . '. ". v ' ■'..' ■ Boys' Suits, Clo.think'■'■',■,' - ■• ' ... 1 Singer Sewing Machine, almost: new ; ,• :' '*.. FRHJAIVr.-'. , Instructed by a Gentleman w? . who is going out of. the 'HILS& Poultry. Business. . TNCUBATORS, Two Petalumas, Iwo' Prairie Statos, two . Peerless, Bonemill,, Cutter,.etc.These Incubators have'been used, and.are In good going order. They vary from ;W) to 400 egg. . \r ; .. ' To be f oUowo'd .with—loo ■TV bite, p.b. Leghorn Pullets and. Cockerels, .100;. Black Orpingtons. ' , ■""".■. E. A. PERKINS. Auctioneer. __ ; HI,. , 31 ST JULY. :_ 'At Our Rooms at 1 p.m. prompt. AND ATTRACTIVE INVESTMENT.' ~ ', ■■' -ii O 'Tf.REEHOLD : ;,pOTT AGES. -; ' ' ' GLADSTONE-ST. 'Off 'Symonds-st., close ;to St. Benedict's Church; ... - FOR ABSOLUTE SALE, .• .. vyARRKN TgLYTH AND QO., Have been favoured with instructions to sell by auction,, on .above date, -1 5 ROOMED COTTAGE,, Large FreeJL hold Allotment, 36 x 100; Cottage stands high 011. bank; iron roof; Orion rane«J, etc., etc, ' • ■ • '■'.-, , 2SSEMI-DETACHED, HOUSES, adjoining. 1 ■ above, on Frephold, Allotment, 36 x FOR ABSO°LUTE SALE.".-FRID"AY. JULY . . ■ • 31s*. ' , "- . NOTJS — Tiie abovQ' are always well let and being situated .so . close „ to., th 6 contre' oC the. dftiYJu,* jinft,?M?M street, are a nibst desirable inveStfiioftt, 'tearing large prospective value. Ptdpertles, are flogged. ' After above. . „' USUAL WEEKLY POPULAR SALE -OF BTCYCLRS, FURNITURE, PIANOS, AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS. Watches. Jewellery, Objets DArt, and Sundries of all kinds. Further Entries of Furniture, Pianos, etc., invited up to Time of Sale. The Features?of our Business are:— Prompt Settlements Low Charges Liberal Advances (if doeired). Outdoor Furniture Sales now booking forward receive Mr Warren Blyth's per-: S ToVE UP -to n pROPERTY OWNERS - We have phenomenal success in selling Properties by auction. Terms on application. Bank guarantee. INTERVIEWS SOLICITED. cTSTARREN J£LYT£I AND Q°Fine Art and General Auctioneers, 87 and 89, Queen-st. Tel. ,846. SATURDAY, AUGUST Bth. ! IMPORTANT SALE OF RICH DAIRYING I . LAND. NEWTON KING Has received instructions from the Executors of the late Wm. Bayly, to sell by auction at his Mart, New Plymouth, on Saturday, the Bth August, mHE FAR FAMED STONY RIVER X ESTATE, to be sold in three subdivisions as follows: — No. 1—212 ACRES, more or less. No. 2—250 ACRES, more or less, with Homestead. • . No. 3—250 ACRES, more or less. The Auctioneer calls special attention to the sale of this truly magnificent property The land Is beautifully situated on the sea beach, is perfectly level, abundantly watered by the Kaihihl and Stony Ritas is, vM MWf aiid' giiMlVided, : and' lajrt ■ dewn the best English grasses,, rye grass being a noticeable feature. To the dairy farmer this sale affords a i splendid 4HdMunusra** oflpfcttttflMyj ;t*sto«fe* very seldom that beach land Is avaUablefpr purchase, and'when to this }s added the fact that the land has always been used exclusively for fattening purposes by the late Mr Bayly, it will be realised that it is in splendid heart for dairying purposes. The property is most conveniently situated, being only about a mile from the Okato township, school and stores, and a less , distance from the Okato Dairy Factory. Title, Land Transfer. Terms: 25 per cent, cash, balance can remain on mortgage at 5 per cent. SALE AT TWO P.M. LOST AND FOUND. LOST, Pug Slut.—Reward on return to W. J. Rees, Shelly Beach road. LOST on Saturday between liepburn st. and Domain, Gold Half-moon Brooch, pearl centre. Reward. —4 Hepburn st. I'.'OST, 26th inst.. Silk Umbre-lla, pearl .Avondale road via. Fonsonby and Arch Hill. Reward. —F. Jagu'sVl!; Albert st. X OST Monday between Wellington st. and JLj r>itt st., or Ponsonby car. Lady's Gold Watch. Reward. —M. Donovan, Eflgecumue House, Pitt st. I OST, Saturday, hi Karangahape Rd., -* between Pitr. and East sts., Sable Necklet; keepsake. Reward—Maud, Watchmaker, Karangahape Rd. (*«i r r, by Blind Lady, in Karangnhape Road or Hospital, Black Cashmere Bag, containing purse with money ami handkerchief.— Reward at Stat- Office. OST on Saturday, between Leightonstieet, Grey Lynn and Newton, via Western Park iind Union-street, Gold Jangfe Reward.-Mrr, G. B. Russell, "Rivertbn." and Foreign Piano Jt? Agency (S. Coldlcutt, Manager), at their Qtieen-street. ,T7oUNDr~the~only place in Auckland •C . where Teeth' are extracted without the slightest Pain for 2/, at 77, Queen-St., over _ ; ~- ..-_