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AUCTIONS. VICTOR HARRIS. AUCTION SALE OF FURNITURE. THIS DAY! THIS DAY! THIS DAY! ! ! At 10.3 cli r?. AT HARRIS'S CENXRAL AUCTION* ROOMS. A X AUCTION SALE of HOUSEHOLD -£*• FURNITURE will We heM THIS DAY. conicieacing at 10.30 sharp. Included are the following-:—Piano, Robsrt la'most new), bcaudd Extension Dinmg TableSodd!«bas Sut'jo, Co~*»t?, Lire Yum. OilcJr<lh, Handsome Rimu Sic?board; Wardrcbe, Bookcase, Kauri OverawiEw!, Duchesjp Chest?, Cheva}?, Ma'rVo-ioppcd WoshsUrds, Ware, Brass-rail Bedsteads, Sewing Machine, Firstrate Talkiug Parrot, Wire Sxrotohere, 12----galion Coppir. Wood Cot, Coiich in Buffalo LfdUhor, Curtains, Pictures, Mangle. Wringer, Tork-t Mirron«, Goucbos, E-isy and Rattan Chairs, Drawing-room Clock, Crockery, VICTOR KARRIS. j 9101 Auctioneer. SHOP AND DWELLING FOR SALE FOR REMOVAL. No. 319 TUAM STREET WEST. On WEDNESDAY NEXT, at 11 o'clock, ON TIIE PREMISES. Owners have instructed Mr VICTOR A HARRIS, to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, for REMOVAL, the above SHOP ar.d DWELLING. ABSOLUTELY UNRESERVED. VICTOR HARRIS. . 9100 AuoTkntfer. CLEARING SALE OF SUPERIOR FURNITURE. CORNER OF HAWTHORN AND PAPAN VI ROADS, NEXT THURSDAY, at 1 o'clock. MR VICTOR lIARTCS has b?cn instructed by Mr Fcstte. vrho is loaviiy* for En-lend, 'to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION. iaa above, {ho wliolo of his Choice I-URiNITC/RE. including— Mirror-backed Sideboard. Table. Axruin?ter ar.d liruswls Carp*/.?, Bamboo and Occasional Table?, Rattan arid Easy Chair?, Brasa Kcrb3 and Brasses', Fendwe and lion?,' Clock, S'a?'s Head Pillar Lamp. Palm Stand?, Portiere- R:ds. Chenille nnd Laoe Curtains. Oak Hall {-.tar.*}, Axuiir.su'er R.unc-or ord Slip Mate, Hall Cnrtainu, Wire CoTish, Mirrcr-paccl Sid-oboaxd, Duches-se Marba«-tc<pped Wa?h-Ettvnd'j, Toilet Ware, Italian Brass-rail Bedstead, Writin,Table, Bcokshelvcs and Books, Axminster Sofa Ru'??. I/.no'.oum and Oilcloth. Single Iron Bcdstoa-b, Wiro Stretcher?, Kitchen Tables, Austrian Chairs. CrockcTy, Glassware, Man;!o (aim-r-ri new'!, Wringer, O.K. Washing Machine, a!to Grit Miil, Lawn Mowct, Garden Tools, Iron Rcof Trapsh«d, 12 x 7, and 13 Fowl?, eta VICTOR. HARRIS, 0030 . Auctioneer. A SPLENDID SPECULATION. 7000 ACRES NORTH ISLAND LAND. ONE OF THE VERY BEST INVESTMENTS IN THE NORTH. SITUATE IN THE WAIKATO, 5 MILES FROM SALEYARDS. ONLY £3,'15s PER ACRE. WILL/AT LEAST DOUBLE IN VALUE WITHIN NEXT 12 MONTHS. r 7C\C\Ci ACRES Good Swamp Land, greater IUUU p&rtion drained, balance of drainage to bo coniple-tod by tljo vendor. There are three farm's as follows:— LOT I.—The HoEcrteod Block of 2203 Acres, of whioh 500 acres are cultivated, and will show what the land with very . little werk and expenditure, in capable of prcducifts. G?od. G-roomed House, and all necessary outbuildings. , LOT 2.—2168 Acres,- all readiy to pui tho plough in. This ndjoius the homestead block, and with, it may be purchased as one block. , ■' 4 . -'" LOT 3 06"S Acres, xmo ac above, with tho . execpti-on of about 900 acres, which his lorg frontage to a main. Toed, and which is of a rich ohoeolste loamy nature, and is a splendid block for subdivision into 50-acre allotments. These would be oagerry suapped tip by the sumrandirtg Eettlcrs at anything from £6 to £8 pw «ere. This land i* situated' 5 miles from Ohauipo, where very ktrpe stock -sales -are held woek'y. Ohaupo is in the centre of a -my rich etockraisirug district, and. oontioaucr.tly come 'of the, largest, sales «ro held -there. Cambridge i* ordy 6 milee distaiut, and Hamilton lese thivn 10 milee. Tho improved farm* afl eroumd the land sell at from £25 to £30 per acre. The whole block ia splendidTy roaded. aTjd can be. tubdivided into ETnall f&rme, from 50 to 200 neiw, with very lrttle expenso. Thcyo blocks would eerily realise certainly not lees than £G per acm From a epocuU-tivo etendpoint this is & trolden opportunity, and to ft man with the- neoestery time amt meane at his disposal, there ie a "mint of money" in it. Tho vej-.dor ia prepared to tr**t with one or two gentlemen in subdividing the whole property. The amount of capital required for this purpoe-e would be about £2500. Immediate enquiry is necessary. Full directions ud iutrodtectiona given on application, to VICTOR HARRIS, Auctioneer and Land Agent, 165 Colombo street. BAKER BROS. £750 TANCRED STREET, east nM*. jnrt north of Gloucester street, Linwood—Splendidly- bnih 7-roomed 1. and p. Houpe, with every modern convenience, including 6 fires, pan-fry, baih, lav. ba«in, h. and c, 2 wardrobes, gas, gae stove, yen. b.'inds, bay -window, veranda-h 2 side*, large w»*lihousc, cop., tubs, wood and coal shed. BRIGHT, Sunnr Situation, close to c. tram, Magnificent i-acro Section, with a frontage of 83ft, well planted with fruit trees, etc., and laid oxil in flower beds and lawns. Asphalt paths, windmill and 600 gal. tank. Tiho ocly reason fer celling is that tho owner finds the property too ftrge for him. £2500 — LICHFIELD STREET-A few varda from Madras street—HALF-ACRE SITE. 132 ft x 165 ft, with EtibrtantiaJ 10-rocmed House, erceted of the best timber, and commodious stabling. Tho BUSINESS CENTRE is extecdinj south ar.d weri. and in a few years this VALUABLE SITE will be worth DOUBLE what it can be bought for to-day. £180 LINWOOD. WORCESTER STREET Ertenpion-Mag-niScent corner BUILDING SITE, 189 ft x HCft. £475 SYDENHAM. MONTREAL STREET—Firrt north of Brougham street—New 1. and p. Heme of 4 rooms, -with <rvery modern coavenienoe, was-hioose with copper and tubs, etc., etc. £275 LIXWOOD. ALBERT STREET—Off Cashel streetPretty Verandah 4-room*d (No. 26). 4-ecre. BAKSR BROS.. 8027 Auctioneers. GLASET for Gr«nhou***, «tc. £ngii*h asd foreign, ell ti&e*, in preat variety. Wholesale and Retail. SMITH and SMITH, LTD.. Tu*m *ireet (ce»r High street). C 3200