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AUCTIONS. CHARLES CLARK. BUILDINGS FOR REMOVAL, GLOUCESTER STREET, Between Cambridge terrace and Uμ Synagogue. TUTR CHARLES will SELL BT AUCTION, XtA on the ground, on MONDAY. JANUARY 81ot, 4 Good DWELLING HOUSES, containing nine eight, six and five rooms respectively. Also, Iron Shed. Sale at ONE O'CLOCK (Vet 1? rw-lock, as previously advertised). 5429 So. 849 H. S. BROWN, AnctiontT. BOOKS. BOOKS. . 2 CAMERAS, MICROSCOPE, GRAND PIANO, to:. MR CHARLES CLARK will SELL BY AUCTION, at his Rooms, Hereford street, on WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2nd, Over TOO Vole. Books, set N.Z. Statutes, *c. Reading for Everybody. Also, Half-plate camera with accessories, detective camera, first-class microscope, (ull grand piano (a very tine instrument), £c. Fuller particulars in a future advertisement 5430 No. 851 H. S. BROWN, Auctioneer. CATALOGUES OF MR HENRY YOUNGS ENGLISH FURNITURE, To be SOLO BY AUCTION, At his Kesidence, Oxford terrace and Chester street, Os MONDAY NEXT, May be obtained at my office. 5428 No. 355 OITARLES CLARK. . VV- R. HARDING. W. R. HARDise.J [W. R. Habbwo TO-MORROW, At 1 p.m. MR W. R. PARDINO WILL SELL at his Auction Ko'jint, 200-206 Hereford street, a* above, PIANO, FUBNITUttB, Sec. Full particulars of which will appear in.to-morrow morning's papers. 5404 W. R. HARDING, Auctioneer. W. R. Hardlso.J [\V. R. HAKDi.se Tjl O R SALE. CHRISTCHURCH -Good corner position, shop, dwelling hoiue, stabling, ice., ull in capital oi-der, Owner wishing- to realise at once will sacrifice for £250. 111-144 SUMNER— Well situated villa residence, 4 rooms, scullery, verandah, &c. Good section, for immediate sale. 224-52 SYDENHAM , — CapitaI position, large well fitted corner shop, dwelling house of 4 lofty rooms, scullery, subline, trauhouse, &c., in good section. . ■..■••■ 251-132 CHRISTCHURCH—Good . position, confectionery and baking business, two Rood shops and dwelling house,-lonir lesse at lowr rental, one shop lets off at good rental. 175-111 WINDSOR—2£ acres goo'l land in orchard and garden, good cottage and buildings. 584-127 BYRON .STREET, SYDENHAM— 2 houses each 4 rooms, scullery, sheila, &c. At low flgmeandpn terms to suit purchasers. A good speculation or investment. 252-133 WOOLSTON—CapitaI 4 roomed house, scullery, 4c., i-acre well laid out. Low price and terms. 252-134 WINDSOR—2£ acres good land in orchard and garden, Rood cottage and outbuildings, A bargain. ST. ALBAN3—6-roomed house, scullery, washhouse, good artesian, good g.irden. 393-165 HOT XL—Good country hotel, doing lucrative business ; free bouse. 188-59 Houses and business places for sale and to let. Farms to let. Special sum of £500 to £1000 to lend on mortgage ; exceptional advantages. W. R. HARDING, AUCTIONEER, LAND, ESTATE AND FINANCIAL AGENT. 800-206 HEREFORD STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. GUINNESS AND LkCREN. FOR PRIVATE SALE. 17ELLMONGERY at SALTWATER CREEK, two JP miles from Thnaru, lately owned by Mr Moss Jonaa, and in first-class order. '1 A OR t)C*V FREEHOLD, with pit* and all X hi £i\> necessary buildings. U OR QAP LEASEHOLD, at nominal rent' Fox full particulars apply to ■ - . GUINNESS and UGREN, 5122 Tieuuru. J. THORNEB. J t T H O B N E B, HOUSE, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, AUCTIONEER AND VALUER, 91 QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. OWNERS of PROPERTY*!* AUCKLAND residing la any other part of New Zealand will find it to their advantage to appoint Mr Thornes as their agent, the oareral management of estates tor abamUta forming special feature of his business. CATALOGUES and PRINTED LISTS of Farms, Land % Housm and Building AllolnsnU supplied on applloation. In quoting it will be auAciefit to girt the number only. DAIRY FARM? 72 ACRES. PUKEKOKE— Station within 3J miles. Fenced, subdivided. Good working farm, now carrying 23 head cattle and 3 horses, large cattle sheds,-barns, stabling, cart shed, >work•bop, piggeries, dairy; 4 acres mixed wooded bush, the remainder either in grass or crops. Half a mile from creamery, store and port office. Land, buildings and improvements included in the price of £9 per acre. Stock and implement* at a "reasonable valuation if desired. 2861 PUKEKOHE EAST.> REALLY CHEAP FARM, 96 acre*, good land in cultivation, near creamery; \\ miles from railway station. All fenced, subdivided int nine paddock*. 3 acres now ir oats, 3 acres wheat, 1 acre potatoes, 10 acres ploughed and ready for grass, 10 acres standing firewood bush, 1 acre family orchard. The remainder in good gnute. 11 well-selected dairy cows, 10 calves, 2 bulls, 2 horses and edit, β-pfn, horse and cart, ploughs and farm implements, and a lanre nnmber of fowls and . turkeys. Good house, 4 rooms, • soullexy, double verandah, iron roof; dairy building, cow and cart shed, fowlhouse and yard. Everything very complete, and highly recommended as a good dairy establishment. Price, £550 for freehold buildings and improvements. Stock and implements, if : wished, would bo sold at reasonable valuation ; about £100. Easy terms, with a portion in cash. 980 CATTLE AND"SJHEEP FARM, AUCKLAND. K/*/\ ACRES, Warkworth—An improved Farm, tJUVF well situated a short distance from the township, good road access. House five rooms, dairy, barn, granary, sheds, stabling, stockyard ; vinery (grapes in full bearing), tour acres in orchard, good land, some mixed bush for cattle shelter with good under feed. Present ■tock, 300 sheep, 40 head of cattle; and ploughs, harrows, rollers, Jtc., may be purchased at valuation. Price, without stock or implements, £700; very easy, terms of paysnent. A larjje opportunity at a nominal price. 2965 PIRONGIA. GOOD FARM, 280 ACRKS —1* mites from Creamery and Township, nearly five iriiles Puniu river frontage, five miles from Te Awiunutu Railway Station. Twelve paddocks over 200 acres, "well ploughed and grass •own ; 70 acres good rough feed, and the remainder valuable acacia bush for posts and firewood. Every acre of the land is ploughable. Will carry 90 head of cattle throughout the year. Well-finished house, seven rooms, iron roof; large stabling, stock yards, and all requisite farm outbuildings. Price, £i 18s per acre—about £350 in cash, and balance as arranged. 2977 WARKWORTH. ■«TERY DESIRABLE FARM, 100 Acres, 2J milei 1 from a township an J steamer , * wharf. House, »ix rooms, on tbuildings of every description. Land, all fenced and well subdivided, 70 acres broken up and in grass. Two acres orchard, 30 acres good useful bush timber; fair quality land, all fenced : level road. The owner has made a home cf this property for many yean, and is now retiriug, and will sell, exclusive of ■tock, (or £330. ' Present stock, 10 head of cattle, 40 sheep, 4 pigs, may be purchased at valuation as agreed. A really suitable home and farm for a small capitalist. Terms, £200 cash. Access from Auckland by steamer, and direct by coach three times weekly. 2961 orewaTwade. /»«Y ACRES—Nearly all good laud. New house U ' five rooni«, and one large room 24 feet by 12 feet, sculler}- ; all buildings well finished; most of the land fenced and subdivided; dairy, fowlhouse, hay sheds, and other buildin?* ; horee, cows, pigs, fowls, and ducks ; also a 16-foot boat; 2* acree in orchard. Most durable position for poultryajid fruit; cheap conveyance to market. £225. 2854 J. THORNES, Land Auctioneer, 1 Queen street, AuckUad gfi OT the toothache have you ? Well, why don't \JC you take Marshall* Odont (short for OdonUlgicon). It's a» instantaneous remedy for tbtt agonising pain. Is, chemiaaand stores. OABAT Wedding and Engagement Jγ BJqjf , . by, JJ o** *a tttCity. g. ClwtoMd