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Auckland Star, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 165, 12 July 1907, Page 8

- ATTCTIONg. JULY j^ 12 NOON. BUTCHER SHOP, UPPER SYMONDS-ST. T. 3^ Kr>ENO JACKSON Instructed by the owner, will sell by public ?? ctl at Ws E °oms, Customs-st. E. on the above date, * S MA £oTr.? UT , CHEE SHOP FOR RE--T -X° V ,AU situated in Upper Symondsst.. just beyond tile Id section and the CasUe Hotel, with a frontal of-33ft x 69ft. Also, TWO OLD SHEDS at tlie bact. ■ ■ JULY yr 12 NOON. £<UTTER "7JTEASEB." WITHOUT RESERVE^ -'JV JACKSON Instructed by.the Owners, will sell by public auction, at his Rooms, C«stonis-st E on the above date, -.- rp,HE CUTTER "TEASER," which lateri TXT J?«? ent ashore at Walheke, with SPARS - AN - ALL IN GOOD ORDER. . . .JftflIDAY, JULY -jQ 2 P.M. pAPATOITOI. - - BY ORDER OF THE EXECUTORS OF THE LATE MR MALCOLM EADIE CLOW. JfIRST-CLASS pROPERTY OF 75A CR ES , SITUATED ON THE GREAT SOUTHRD., pAPATOITOI. And well known as "CLOWS FARM." T]\,TANDENO JACKSON Instructed by W. H. P. Evans and Geors= Anderson. Executors of the late Mr Malcolm Eadie Clow, will sell by public auction at his Rooms, in Customs-st. E., on the above date. A LL TEAT WELL-KNOWN PROPERTY, ■»■ situated as above, being part of Clendon s Grant, and known as "Clow's Farm," together with the Dwelling and other Farjn Buildings erected thereon. This Property is well known as being the FINEST in the District. The SOIL is or the VERY BEST QUALITY. The place is admirably situated, within an easy drive of Auckland, and close to railway station, creamery, etc., etc. The Auctioneer can conhdently recommend this as being well worth inspection as it has been and is one of the Finest Farms in the richest area of farmine land near Auckland. THE PROPERTY IS FLAGGED. TjVRIDAY, 19th JULX . 2 P.M. IMPORTANT CITY FREEHOLD. In the Estate of J. H. KEEGAN, Deceased, MOOBE-ST-, OFF ALBERT-ST. j rp jy-ANDENO JACKSON Instructed . by. the Administrator of the J above estate, will Sell by Public Auction at his Rooms, Customs-st. £ on the above date, . ■ A I'L THAT VALUABLE AND CEN- i -"- XRALLY-SITUAiJiU ALLUX.MENT in MOORE-ST., about oOlt from ALBfiilT- - SI., opposite to the Criterion y.otel navius "z 25ft frontage by 52ft lOiu deep together with the MODERN BUILDINGS erected J thereon. C THE PROPERTY. IS FLAGGED. E Also, 6-ROOMED HOUSE, COCEBCRN-ST., FOXSOXBY. liistrocted by the Trustees in the Estate of the late Dr. Orpen. THAT COMFORTABLE 6 ROOMED J- - HOUSE, bathroom, scullery, ORIUN RANGE, gas and water: wash-house, cop- - per and tubs; built on'scod level Allot- t ment, 40ft s 115.6 ft. J THE PROPERTY IS FLAGGED. WEDNESDAY, JULY 24th, At 11 o'clock Prompt. F AT "MOUNT EDGCOMBE," WESTERN SPRINGS. F V HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. TELA SETS, ORNAMENTS. CHESTS DRAWERS, BEDSTEADS SPRING CART AND LAMPS, BUGGY DRAY, COW, CHAFF CUTTER Etc. Etc. TDOBERT /"tHARUSS /~IABB Has received instructions from the Trustee in the Estate of the late Mrs Flora Edgcombe, to sell ou the premises, on the above date at 11 o'clock, 12 THS WHOLE OF THE FPRNISHINGS OF TWO-STOREYED HOUSE, known -• as "MOUNT EDGCOMBE,'" WESTERN SPRINGS. particulars in future issue. b( tt oropito. m. h: the great auction sale of the new town. the centre of the main north trunk line of railway. hohopito is to be- the railway "Station for the present — IMPORTANT CENTRE OF RAETIHI. ii HOROPITO IS MIDWAY BETWEEN R AUCKLAND AND WELLINGTON. B HOROPITO IS THE NATURAL CENTRE ATTRACTING TRADE FROM £ AUCKLAND AND WELLINGTON. R HOROPITO MUST BE THE COMPETING k, POINT BETWEEN' AUCKLAND AND w WELLINGTON FOR THE WHOLE r TRADE OF OVER ONE MILLION r ACRES OF GREAT TIMBER AND p PASTORAL COUNTRY. % BEMEMBEE, THE GREAT SALE. R " In the X CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ' On 14 WEDNESDAY. 24th JULY, at 2.30 £ o'clock. ~ MAGDONALD, WILSON, AND CO., X - Of Wellington, and . . T. MANDENO It of Auckland. " R SPECIAL to Milliners.—just received a R full Stock Milliner's Pliers, 1/ and 2/ R per pair.—GEOKGK ARDEKN, Iron- R monger, top Symonds-st. » 3, SPKCIAI, to all Furnishing or Renew- g Ing.—AUDERN holds a heavy stock £ of first-class C)itlery (Johnson's, Lock- " wood's, Taylor's, Hutton's). Knives from , B 6/ to 50/ a doz. Electro-plated Spoons X and-Forks, etc., by John-Round and Sons X D. and A., Dixon's, etc, at bed rock prices! B -tCBOBGE ARDERJJ, top Symonds-st. — SJBED OATS, IMPORTED ALGERIAN -i-k RE-CLEAI'ED ON ARRIVAL.— Arttinr XT Kates and Co., Seed Merchants.