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Auckland Star, Volume XXXVI, Issue 254, 24 October 1905, Page 8

TO-MORROW. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25. At 11 o'clock. 1 G. W, BINNEY AND SONS Have received instruction- from the Auckland Agricultural and Pastoral Assocla- 1 tion to sell at the Rooms of the Association, 155, Queen-street, i FTU-E pRIVILEGES OF THE gHOW. . To be held on the a 24th and 25th NOVEMBER, of PUBLICANS BOOTHS, MEMBERS' BAR, AND REFRESHiIENT STALLa Also. ! SOLE BIGHT OF PUBLIC LUNCHEON i 1 BOOTH. j -: . "i Conditions of Sale may be seen at the Offices of Messrs W. J. Hurst & Co., 100, • Qneen-st. .li T OUIS T EWIS AT j A UCTION -jyTART, VICTORIA STREET EAST, ' ABOVE LVNTRAL HOTEL. SECOND-HAND FURNITURE. ', TO-MORROW CWednesday> TO-MORROW. At 11 o'clock Sharp. ! FOR IMMEDIATE SALE (owner leaving), -J WALNUT PIANO by Guttinger, 1 Piano A. Stool, Dress., Table and Washstand. L Bedstead, W.W. Mattress, Child's Cot, Lavatory for Office in Mahogany, Rocking Chair, Office Armchair, Rattan Settee, Bamboo Table, Invalid Adjustable Table, Wicker Padded Armchair. Ottoman. Fender and Irons, Vases, Pile Carpet. Hearthrug, Bamboo Whatnots, Lamps, Gramaphone and 60 Disc Records, 20 Pictures, well assorted; 14 Bdls Books, and Gen. Household Sun- i dries. i SALE TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY), At 11 o'Clock. LOUIS LEWIS, Auctioneer, House Salesman and Valuer, Victoria st East, above Central Hotel. ."PRIDAY, tyj i At 2 p.m. sharp. OAMUEL -VTAILE AND QJONS. (Per H. E. Vaile, Auctioneer) will sell by auction at their Land Sale Rooms, 95 Queen street, A LBERT-ST. /-<_-NTRAL -pUSINESS OITE. T*jjOUBLE-FRONTED SECTION, fronting AS Albert street and Chapel street, each 23ft 9in by a through depth of 21_rt. Be>t position in the street, and close to corner of Wyndham street. Sections like this are now very hard to get. Also. T*y'All_ATO, TO CLOSE AN ESTATE. GOOD UNIMPROVED LAND, 300 acres, fronting the main Hamilton-Raglan Road, and being Lots 82 to S7, inclusive. Parish of Knramu. near the Waipa River. The land is level to undulating and partly bush and partly fern. Will be allowed to go at an extremely low price. Also. TTPPER T-y'AIWERA, ALLOTMENT- 127 Parish of Waiwera, containing 85 acres. QAMCEL -yAILE AND QONS 95 QUEEN STREET. ,r~IEO. j AUCTIONEER AND LAND AGENT, j 5 T7TRIDAY, 27th OCT., at 2 P.M. SHARP.] t RESIDENCE, KING-ST., ARCH HILL. WILL SELL BY AUCTION. AT THE , NEWTON AUCTION MART (Opposite Batkin, Draper), KARANGAHAPE RD., I C-OTTAGE, C living rooms (3 bedrooms). ' Orion range, detached washhouse. all I in first class order, iron roof drained, brick paths and wall; land 33 x 105; situat- . Ed King-st., Arch Hill, clone to tram and ' school. A splendid investment. A i_rge portion of the purchase money can remain at 5.J per cent. FOR ABSOLUTE SALE. Cards to view and further particulars from the Auctioneers. Note. — , The Property is Flagged. Also. I have received instructions from owner "to sell by PUBLIC AUCTION, that NEW AND COMMODIOUS VILLA ot 7 rooms and aH conveniences, ln Francisst, Richmond, the first on the left from Richmond Avenue. AISO. ONE NEW COTTAGE, 5 rooms, and every convenience. SPLENDID UP TO DATE PROPERTIES. NOTE THE DATE OF SALE: ;*. FRIDAY, 27th OCTOBER. >; - PROPERTY FLAGGED. Also, _ TIfIONTAGUE-ST., NEWTON, off Coburgst, close Karangahape Rd., a Resi- _, dence of 6 rooms, verandah back and front. in splendid order, on two sections of land, having a frontage of 66ft In fruit trees, garden, etc. This is a splendid investment, 0 being so near the centre of the city. ALSO, AFTER ABOVE. v T7ITJRNITURE, WITHOUT RESERVE, \ A" comprising New SINGER SEWING MACHINE, Single and D. W:W. Ma-tree- _ ses. Brass Mounted Double Bedstead, Bedding, Quilts and Counterpanes, Morticing Machines, Horsehair Suite, 6 pieces; Wick-er-work Chairs, Tables, Magnificent Assort- _ menf of Pictures (speciaUy select), Wheelv - barrow, Blick Typewriter, Bicycle, Com bination Chest, Bentwood Chairs, Mirrors ~ Splendid Screen, and a great number ol i- Articles,. Absolutely Without Reserve. ' c AUCTION ROOM PACKED WITH *' GOODS. £ FRIDAY, 17th NOV., at 12 o'clock. PORTERFIELD'S FARM AT BAST TAMAKI. By Order of the Executors of the Lat< Matthew Porterfleld, Deceased. r. ROBERT CHARLES CARR _ Has received instructions to sell by auc U tion at his Rooms, on Friday, the 17tl November, at 12 noon, CvPLENDID FARM, known as PORTER *— FIELD'S, comprising 93 acres 3 roods liv grass and crop, subdivided into 9 pad 1 docks, all substantially fenced, being lot 1~, .8, 9. and 10 of sub. of Lot 25. Manu i rewa Farms, with well built Honse of ' ill rooms, also a 3 roomed Cottage, dalrj j stable, cow shed, and all necessary out — buildings for an up to date farm, it 1 t- surrounded by roads on three sides, and I in a perfect state -of cultivation. The property is within 4 miles of Papa toitol Station by a good level metallei road, and creamery, churches, and schoc are all within sight. Thjs is a class of farm that Is not o the market every day, and Is one that ca "■*• be tecommended ' LAND TRANSFER TITLE — JMMENSE AUCTION SAL! ' - ' "' '" Of LACE CURTAINS. DRESS GOODS, the 1 , CLOTHING. CALICOES. FLANNEL.--.__ , d h ' : SHEETINGS, RUGS, etc, air At • FEDERAL HALL. WELLESLET ST., | FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, at 1 p.m. shar]