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SHIPPING. TTXION QTEAM C<HIP /"WMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED. CANADIAN AUSTRALASIAN R.M. LINE To Canada. United States. an<l Europe. Via Suva, Honolulu. Victoria (B.C. and Proposed Sailings from Auckland. R.M.S. NIAGARA. .Tues., 2nd Jan., 11 a.tn. R.M.S. UAKUKA..Tues., 30th Jan., 11 a.m. R.M.S. NIAGARA.Tues., 6th March, 11 a.m. R.M.S. MAKUKA..Tucs.. 3rd April, 11 a.m. R.M.S. MAGARA..TiieB.. Sth May, 11 a.m. FOR SYDNEY. R.M.S. MAKURA Aliout 16th January SAN FRANCISCO ROYAL MAIL LINE To Vniicd States. Canada, and Europe. From Wellington, via Karotonga, Tapeete, and San Francisco. R.M.S. MAfNOANUI...Tuesday, 16th Jan. R.M.S. TAHlTl....Tuesday, 20th February R.M.S. MAU.NGANLI...Tuesday. 20th Mar. R.M.S. TAHITI Tuesday. 24th April R.M.S. MAUNGANUI...Tuesday, 22nd May COASTAL. INTERCOLONIAL. AND ISLAND SERVICES. outh (from OnehuogaK iwa Wednesday, 20th Dec., 3 p. Sydney Direct. Manuka Friday, 22nd December, 11 a. Maramu Friday, 12th January, 11 a. FIJI (Suval, Tonjja (Nukualofa, : Vavau), Samoa (Apia). Navua Thursday, 11th January, LI a.m. LDDART-PARKER LINE, (Circumstances Permitting.) FOR SYDNEY DIRECT. ULIMAROA 29th Decei- K »- SYDNEY ifrom Wellington). ULIMAROA About 12th January Fitted With Wtreles* Telegraphy. Surgeon 'Carried. NOTICE TO PASSENGERS. Passages arranged for 22nd Inst, must be Rebooted. Office: QUAY ST. (Opp. Queen's Wharf*. D

AUCTIONS. UNDER COMDUCT OF THE REGISTRAR OF THE SUPREME COURT AT AUCKLAND. AND AT THE REQUEST OF THE THIRD MORTGAGEE IN EXERCISE OF THE POWER OF SALE CONTAINED IN MEMORANDUM OF MORTGAGE NUJiR.BR gsoee. rpO-MORROW, AT O P.M. Ha-ve been Instructed to Sell by Public Auction, at their Land Sale Rooma, in Customs Street East, Auckland, on the above date. ALL THAT PIECE *OF LAN© in the Provincial District of Auckland, containing 124 acres 2 roods and 19 perches, more or less, being part of Allotments 9 and 43 of tbe Parish of Pukekohe, and the whole of the land mentioned and described in Mortgage Number 83999, registered against Certificate of Title, volume 135, folio 176 of the Register Book at Auckland. The Mortgagee's application containing the estimated value of tbe land can be seen at the Office of the Registrar at Auckland at all reasonable times prior to the date of sale, and a copy may be seen In the Auction Room at the time of sale without any payment of fee. The property Is freehold, and is situate within one mile and a-half of the Bnckland Railway Station, and Is, with the exception of 4 acres In bush, all laid down In grass. Buildings consist of a 6-roomed house, sheds and barn. The property is to be sold subject to an existing first mortgage securing £2400 and second mortgage securing £2OOO, both mortgages being overdue but subject to the Mortgages Extension Act. For all particulars and conditions of sale apply to the Auctioneer, or to the Mortgagee's solicitors, Messrs. Buddie, Richmond and Buddie, 6, Wyndham Street, Auckland. g'MITH AND TTA,LCOJIBE, VBLICA U C T I O rpO-MORROW. jtstedxesday, AT 0 P.M. i • *-"L.CKEIS. AUCKLAND • * ■*»-CRBB. I CITY. Instructed by tlie Oi . . - will sen i THIS CHOICE LITTLE HOLDING WILL I BE SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE. r COMPRISES rich volcanic land, mostly good rough feed, two-thirds ploughable. There Is a nice knoll on this property, surrounded by beautiful native bush, and makes an Ideal position for a house, as It faces tbe harbour and surrounding country: ring fenced. There are no buildings at the present time, and the owner will accept £IOO deposit or less, if purchaser Is prepared to build a cottage on straight away. It Is estimated that this property will carry 15 cows In Its present state. The farm Is situated at Tit -om Tea Kiosk and 13 miles from Qaeea Street. Motor service to city. Road metalled to door. The growth In Tltlrangl is wonderful. TO-MORROW, WETrvFJSOAY. I>BCK>Mi3ER 20, AT 2 P.M.. IN THE ROOMS. « CUSTOMS ST K. QMTTH AND - TTALiCOMBE. T TO., THE AUCTIONEERS. 6 -VTEWMARKKT. -J^EWiMARKE'. fLATE K. AND K. STORES.) TSfALLACE DOWIB AND riO., WILL SELL BY AUCTION, ■JO-MORROW (WEDNES.). D EC 20, O'CLOCK SHARP. POULTRY —FOWLS AND DUCKS for the table. Pen 9 WHITE LEGHORNS in full lny. PRODIXE POTATOES. RHUBARB, HONEY IN THE COMB, CANNED PINEAPPLE AND FISH. COCOA. Etc. FURNITURE—LARGE SUPPLY • OP GOOD CLASS SECOND-HAND FURNITURE for all purposes. QUANTITY GARDEN TOOLS. CHINA. GLASS AND EJ\ WARE. 3 PERAMBULATORS. 2 LAWN MOWERS, in fiTSt-clase order. HAM SLICER. LETTER BOX. HARMONIUM, by A. Alexandre. Paris (3 stopl. 50 PAIRS CHILDREN'S BOOTS AND SANDALS. 2 SEWING MACHINES. IXL 100-EGG INCUBATOR AND BROODER, in flret-class order, etc. etc PRISMATIC BINOCULARS IN CASE.' "DOWIE, AUCTIONEER. Cash Before Delivery. Phone 2624.' » NNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY. MIL-BURN AND NOTON, X.TD.. 7, Customs Street East, Announce that owing to their TENANCY EXPIRING. AND BEING UNABLE TO OBTAIN FURTHER LEASE. THE WHOLE OF THEIR FINE FURNITURE STOCKS OF OAK AND RIMU TVILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION. ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE. rpiIURSDAY "V"EXT T)EC. f)rt COMMENCING 10.45 SHART. ytl'lns must be cle as we definitely v nail lines suitable for present*. 1