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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXV, Issue 3643, 23 March 1869, Page 2

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•^ ' : ivF. / THIS DAY. _______ "" vt""-"*, AT 10.80 SHARP. I!! F3 XT IT SALE!! EX 'BELLA. VISTA. 1 FEUIT, JAMS, ONIONS. LEWIS BEOHEKS Have received instructions from Mr. H. S. Meyers to sell by auotion, at his Stores, This Day (-Tuesday) at 10.30, ex • Bella Viota,' from Hobart Towu, -| f\f\ CASES RIPSTONE PIPPINS 100 cases Pearmains 200 cases Good Cooking Apples 50 oases Peara -— * 10Q cases Jams, P. & J., tins and jars 100 cases Jams, X.8., tins and jars 50 bags Onions 25 Superior Opossum Rugs 4 bales Fine Taamanisra Hops.

THIS DAY. WITHOUT RESERVE. LEWIS BROTHERS Will sell by auction, immediately after the fruit sale, without reserve, iA T ON S POTATOES, More or less.

TUESDAY, MARCH 30. PRELIMINARY ADVERTISEMENT. VALUABLE PROPERTIES ON THE THAMES GOLDFIELDS, FOR SALE BY POBLIC AUCTION. H, P. STARK Has been favoured with instructions from J. OoiLTip, Eeq. (who intends to devote his attention more particularly to business in Auckland), to prepare for the sale by publics auction, THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE PROPER. TIES, consisting of the BAY VIEW HOTEL, the PA PROPERTY", including the House occupied by Major Ksddell, Mr. Ogilvie's FOUK-RuOMED VEH.ANDAH COTTAGE in C'KJHRANE-STREET, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, and several Valuable Allotments m Graham's Town, &c, &c. Particulars iv future advertisement. H. P. STARK, AtfCTIONEhJt. Pollen .street, Shortland, March 19, 1869.

THIS DAY. HOLLOWARE, BOOTS, ETC. O. ARTHUR & SON Will sell by auction, at their Mart, Queen-street, Thia Day (Tuesday), March 23, at 12 o'clook, noon, fX HOGS BEADS ASSORTED HOLLOWARE <% 50 cases Kerosine 3 trunks Ladies' and Gents 1 Boots 1 trunk B mt Tops 3 Hand Drills, Brushes Auokland-made Brooms, Tubs, Buckets Sundry Drapery and Clothing, Books Watches, Jewellery, Fancy and CJay Pipes, A very Superior Mioroscope (complete), with Specimens, Sec.

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24. 0. AETHXJE & SON Will sell by auction, at their Mart, Queen-street, Wedneiday, March 24th, at 12 o'clock noon, A QUANTITY of U3EFUL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and JtFFaCTS, Large Cook* ing Stove, ' &0., Ac, &o. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24. POR ABSOLUTE SALE, VALUABLE PROPERTY IN POLLENSTREET, Containing 33 feet frontage, and known as the American Bowlino Saloon, and other buildings. Also, Five-Roomed Cottage, erected on a half acre of land, fenced in and cultivated, and near to the Presbyterian Church. D. J. O'KEEFEE Begs to announce that he has been favoured with instructions, from Mr. Hector MoKenzie, to , sell by auction, on the 24ih instant, at his Ware* rooms, Shortland, at 12 noon, ALL that well-known and Valuable Property known as tbe AMERICAN BOWLING SALOON, ereoted on 16£ feet frontage to Pollen* street ; also 16^ * eeb froutage to Pollen-street not built upon. Together with a substantially built Four-roomed Cottage, erected on 33 feet x 65 feet. This Property in Pollen-street may be purchased separately, or in one block of 33 feet by 165 feet. The position of the allotment is a desirable one, and very centrally situated for all business purposes. '/ _ The Cottage allotment of half an 'acre is 'well positioned, and commands a good view of ShortUnd aud surrounding country. (The ground ia well fenoed and cultivated as a flower and vegetable garden,' and , -the Cottage is substantially built, contains , five rooms, and is in every respect a comfortable' home. , ' The owner's sole reason for selling is want, of money. " , , • v v r „ Teems at Sale. D. J. (JKEEPFE,