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Auckland Star, Volume XLI, Issue 166, 15 July 1910, Page 10

AUCTIONS. J~)EVONFORT. . TNGLESIDE TESTATE, "I" Q -RUILBING SITES. rr.O T?E SOLD T>Y A UCTION, rya rpHE /^.roiind. JTIO-MORROW. mO-MORROW. GATURDAY ,-| CTH TULY, j AT 9 Of\ P.M. SHARP. PLANS AND FULL PARTICULARS FROM SMITH AND TT ALCO MB E, AUCTIONEERS, VICTORIA-ST. E. Phone 2252. M ONDAY, JULY AT L3O O'CLOCK. "DRIGHTON AND SEA "yiEW f?DS. -{"CHOICE TSUILDING SITES. T ARGE "DESIDENCE AND /"^ROUNDS LAND TRANSFER TITLE. The Undersigned will Sell by Auction, at their Land sale kuoms, niluott-street, the ; following:— T OT I—CHOiCE BUILDING SITE, with -Li t rontage to Sea V low Road ox 60xt., by a ueptk of 252tt. LOT 2—CHOICE BUiLDiNG SITE, with frontage to Sea View itoad of otift. by a uepui of lßOft. LOT 3—CHOICE BUILDING SITE, with frontage to iiris;nu>u-road of lOoft. uy a depui of 2Uoi.t. LOT 4—CHOICE BUILDING SITE, with frontage to _x>rignton-i-oau of 7iixt. by a deptu of louit. LOT S—VALUABLE CORNER SECTION, with frontages to isrignton-road una Sea View-road of 28utt. and 2oOU. respectively, with, large DWELLING or 10 rooms, and outbuildings, 'this section should prove attractive to speculators, there Demg, ample room to build thre*. more dwellings. AUCTIONEERS' NOTE. The above Sites are about the last offering iv this much sought after locality. Each section commands extensive and uninterupted views of the Waitemata Harbour, .Domain, and surrounding country. Plans of the Property can be inspected, and copies obtauieu at the Oiilce ot the Auctioneers. "DICHARD A HTHUR _ S~\o. T. B. ARTHUR, Auctioneer. M ONDAY, JULY -££ AT "\TORFOLK-ST., jJUNSONiii. rpWO CHOICE BUILDING SITES, -*• Elevated Position. Acting under instructions from the Owner, the Undersigned will Hell rn\YO G-UUD BUILDING SITES, elevated A position, property is Flagged. "DICHARD ARTHUR AND pO., _ THOS. B. ARTHUR. Auctioneer. PUBLIC NOTICE. r\\o WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. It Is hereby intimated that the business of Blacksmith, etc., lately carried on by Mr Ciias. Shivuan, will be conducted uuder the competent and eilicient management of L. Hotchin at the usual premises and in the same name. AU accounts, etc., must be renuei-ed as usual to M. SHIVNAN, Blacksmith, Rutland-st. J -"OSEPH MOORE. Pitt-st. — Sale Staits To-morrow — Stock Must be Reduced — Immense Reductions — Great Bargaius. Shop Early. OF PARTNERSHIP. Notice is hereby given that the Partnership hitherto existing between my brother, Edward Keais and myself, under the style or firm of R. KEALS AND SONS, was dissolved on the 23rd day of June, 1910, by the death of the said Edward Keals. The business will henceforth be carried ou by mc on niy own account in the same name. Dated this loth day of July, 1910. I _____ R. W. KEALS.3 JOSEPH MOORE. Pitt-st. — Sale Staits To-morrow — Stock Must be Reduced — Immense Reductions — Great Bargains. | Shop Early. TT'S UP TO YOU TO JUDGE THE -*- GOODNESS OF A NDBEW TTSHER AND /^O.'S "PXTRA -piNE (") L D SCOTCH IN BLACK B OTTLE S. JOSEPH MOORE. Pitt-st. — Sale Staits To-morrow — Stock Must be Reduced — Immense Reductions — Great Bargains. Shop Early. E. J. F- BNNELECTRICAL ENGINEER AND CONTRACTOR, Has Opened New Offices, FORT-ST., and Is prepared to carry out Electrical Coa. tracts of any magnitude. TOSEPH MOORE. Pitt-st. — Sale Staits " To-morrow — Stock Must be Reduced — Immense Reductions — Great Bargains. Shop Early. -pUBLIC NOTICE. MR J. SMYTH, late of Smyth and Herbert's stables, Newton-rd., begs to notify the public that he has changed his premises to the well known stables in Wyndham-st. Thanking his patrons for their past favours, and hoping for a continuance of same. Telephone orders will receive prompt attention. Telephone 1325. " 3 SEED POTATO—Million Maker, disease resister.—From Arthur Yates and Co., Seed Merchants. JOSEPH MOORE Pltt-st. — Sale Staits v To-morrow — Stock Must be Reduced — Immeuse Reductions — Great Bargains. Shop Early. SEED POTATOES for present planting— Southern-grown for change of seed.— From Arthur Yates and Co., Seed Merchants. rnHE popularity of Nazol is entirely due -f- to its merits. It is a scientific preparation, and must relieve and cure if properly used. Bronchitis, Conghs, Colds In the Head, and Influenza, have all been gripped successfully by Nazol. riYRY Our Extra Strong Faunings at 1/ J- per lb.—john Earie and Co., Tea Merchants, Queen-st., opp. Goodson's. LAN OS AND ORGANS Exchanged for better ones.—English aud Foreign Piano Agency, Ltd. S. Coldicutt, Manager. OSEPH MOORE. Pitt-st. — Sale Staits To-morrow — Stock Must be Reduced — Immense Reductions — Great Bargains. Shop Early. piHEAP Furniture Sale—Our High-class v-' Goods now offered at very reduced prices.—W. J. Stemson, 131. Symonds-st. 21 Victoria-st., June 23, 1910. TO NAZOL, LTD.—Gentlemen.—After giving "N-JZOI" a trial. I am convinced it is the finest remedy for cold in the head yet introduced; it relieved mc from the first dose, and next day my cold had gone — Yours faithfully, E. SYMS. TOSEPH MOORE Pitt-st. — Sale Staits f To-morrow — Stock Must be Reduced ■ — Immeuse Reductions .-*= Great Bargains. Shop Early.