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AUCTIOHS. FEIDAX, FEBRDABT 10, 12 Nooa. AiFRED-STREET. ALBEET PASE. THE WELL-KXOWK AND FASHIOKABLE PEIVATE HOTEL, "SOKOMA." T. MAXDEXO JACKSOX Has received instructions from Mrs Cruicksiisnii to sel! by Public Auction at the M.ire of Mr R. C. Carr, Queen-sireet, as above, ALL THAT, the unexpired term of Lease over Lot Xo. S, Albert Park, having a »ront3ge of 5S feet to Alfred-street and feet depth. The Lease has over sixty-nine years to rui, and the annual rental is only £1S per annum ; together wiUi the substantial Residence now b'eins conducted as a Private Hotel and known as "SONOMA," The house contains 22 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms. 2 reception rooms, large dialas-roosi. all kitchens and offices necessary to an up-to-date establishment, and is insured for £2000.. It Is at present leased for five years from Marcti 1. 1904, at a weekly rental of £5, which Increases £10 per annum after March, 1305. For cards to view and other particulars, rr\ 11/rAXBENO JACKSON Auctioneer, 17, Shortland-street. FKIJjAY, FEBRUARY 10 til. 12 NOON. NORTHCOTE. KORTHCOTB. VTLLA AXD LARGE ALLOTMENT, PEARL-ST. COTTAGE AND ALLOTMENT, PEARLST. LARGE STORE AND RESIDENCE COMBINED. CORNER PEARL-ST. AND GREAT NORTH RD. 2 FINE ALLOTMENTS, BAY RD. AND CHUBCH-ST. 2 FINE ALLOTMENTS. RICHMOND AVENUE AND STAFFORD-ST. G ROOMED HOUSE AND THREE ACRES ELLERSLIE T. MANDENO JACKSON has been Instructed to sell by public auction at thf Mart o" Mr R. C. Carr, Qn<_-en-st., on tlie aixive Qau-. \ LL THESE FTVE SECTIONS at the *c%. corner of Pt-:■-street and New Nonii:oad, havinc frontages of HSf. Oiu and -* O3; t to Great North lid., by 12tjtt to Pearl-st.. with the Fine Shop and t> roomed Resi.ience attached: also. Lots J.i and 2G. ■wifu tro-jtages of 6»3ft and Tsft r?sp?ctively to Pearl-st., with llie Substantia'. Villa and Coitage erected thereon: also. Lot S. with froniagekof 6Gft to Bay P.ii.. 156 ft Tin dcci): also. Lot 11. v.-i'.li frontage of 03ft t-Clmreh-sr., by likiit fen deep- al?o. Lot.*0 and •"*", corner of Avec-io anO Staffor-.1-st.. tofft-tlier. lwft t7 IC>>>il. exactly oppnsii.e the Bartley R-esidence. Xhe lots are all Sagged. Also. PANMURE PID.. close to Mr Court's Resideac-- -W.-ll built t> i'comed Uouse, coachhoasc and stable, vow oi-tnpie-1 by ilr Bull, Coachbuilder, toi;otlier nith o acres Volcanic Land, all in iirst class order. There is a j;ood water supply, the house is within easy distance of ElJerslie Station, and »ie Howick Buses pass the door. This is an eligible home for a man with small capital, and is very well worth Inspection. T. MANDENO JACKSON" Auctioneer. 17, Shortland-st. FRIDAY, FESRTJARY ,10. 12 noon.

BIRKENHEAD — 2J. MILES FROM WHARF—CHARMING RESIDENCE OP 9 ROOMS. (Jh ACRES, 3 VINERIES IN FULL BEARING. T. MAXDENO JACKSON has been instructed to sell by public auction at the Mart of Mr R. C. Carr, Queen-st-, on the above date, A LL THAT REALLY FIRST CLASS -A-PROPERTY, situated at Birkcnhead, & being part of Lot 1. Section 110. Parish oi Takapuna, with the Handsome Residence cf 9 rooms, fitted with all modern conveniences: stable, shed, workshop, wired ie fowl rans and houses, incubator and foster mother rooms, and 3 larg-e Vineries, with heating apparatus nnd full of ripening grapes, all in first class order; frontages to two roads; in every respect a choice and profitable property. The property is flagged. m TIiIANDENO TACKSON 17, Short:and-st-FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 12 noon. VALUABLE DAIRY FARM. WIIITFORD. 6 KOOMED HOUSE. LARGE BARN, etc T. MANDEXO JACKSON has received in siructioits from Mr Sutc Hire to sell l-\ Public Auction, at the .Mart of Mr R. C. Carr, Qupen-st.. on the above date, TTIS WELL KNOWN DAIRY FARM at ■*-*• Whiiford, 3 miles from Howick. containing 239 acres first class land, all in grass, and subdivided, with the exception of 50 acres, which is valuable bush; there are 6 acres ploughed and ready for sowIng grass. The house contains li rooms anri is substantially built. There is a ham which cost £200 to build, and contains cowshed (7 bails), stable. 'ouggy shed, waggon house, and chaff house, the latter 3u x 14; also good loose box. The property is 20 minutes from creamery and landing; steamer once a week. For a man with ~a family, this is a first class proposition. For further particulars, T J\T L4INDe::s * 0 JACKSON Auctioneer. 17, Shortland-st. VOIi'UAITEES KOTICES. TvEVONPORT NAVAL VOLUNTEERS. The Company will Parade at the Railway Station TO-MORROW (SATURDAYI, 2 p.m. Biue Uniform. Arms, and Accoutrements, for Class Firing, at Penrose. HENRY PARKER, O.C.D.N.V. FUBJLIC NOTICES. NOTICE TO PATIENTS. MR GEO. E. READ, KARAXGAHAPE ROAD, Optician, will be absent from terwn from the 4th to the ISth inst t> v b l i c Notice. Tbe Education Board of the District of Auckland directs ii. to be publicly notified that, in pursuance of a re-solution passed by the said Hoard, on the 2vith day of Jannarv, 1005, the name of "The Waikoraiti'School District," under "The Education Act. 1.577." has been changed to "The WAIKCMETE School District." under the said Act. By order of the Board. VINCENT E. RICE, Secretary. (QJEXUrSE REALISATION SALE. IN THE ESTATE OF THE LATE GEORGE PIRJUT. The Exors. are offering 24in HEAVY STAND MANGLES. £3 2-iia TAELF. MANGLES. 32/ WESTLAKE DROP HEAD TREADLE SEWING MACHINES, guaranteed, £3 10/ - CARPET SWKEPEB.S, Best English Mate, 14/ TOOLS FOR at.t, TRADES, 10 per cent. reduction CB.OCKERY. ELECTRO PLATE, -CUTLERY, an Marked Down 20 to 50 per cent. FEUIT JARS, Mason's 3/, Wide Month. 4/ dez ENAMEL PRESERVING PANS, at Less than Cost DONTT MISS THIS CHANCE TO BUT YOTJB. HARDWARE AT HALF QBEE-N-ST. PRICES. ,Q.I_vTjINE .CAJLE. EVERY ARTTCLS REDUCED, ALL NEW STOCK. £J. piRRIT, VICTORIA-ST. Jnsl Across Hobson street.