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New Zealand Herald, Volume XIX, Issue 6567, 4 December 1882, Page 8

Ssales by Auction. THIS DAY. oo i g a le. . The undersigned will hold their Second and Principal Wool Sale ot the Season To-day (Monday.) Dec 4. Entries for Catalogue to be forwarded not later than Friday the lft, At 2 o'clock. HUNTER & NOLAN. i t THIS DAY. i APPLES! APPLES! APPLES! W. DOWDEN Will sell by auction at the Exchanfe Mart, Queenstreet, this day, at 11 o'clock, n> C% GASES API'LES 9 \J in prime order, and must bo sold without roierre. TO-MORROW, AT NOON. VAILE & DOUGLAS, Will eell by auction, AT THEIB ROOMS, SHORTI^iSD-STItEET, THE FOLLOWING VARUABLE PROPERTIES : O HADDOCK-STREET, Mount Eden, 4 O roomed cottage and Allotment in Shaddockstreet, Mount Eden. MELFORD-STREET, PONSONBY VVARB, DWELLING HOUSE, Nearly new, well finished and fitted, Containias 0 rooms, servant's room, pantry and ucullery, stable, coach-house, wood-shed fcc, with S Allotments having a frontage of 134 feet by adspth of 100 feet, laid out us garden, and fully Jsteckod with fruit trees, &c Also, Lets 63, 84, C 5,86, 87, and put of 6S, each having a frontage of 40 feet to Sfelford and Yine streets, by a total depth of ISO feet. MOUNT ROSKILL KOAD (near tjie POST OFFICK.) NEW AND HANDSOME FAMILY RESIDENCE. Containing 8 rooms, all of good size ; also, bath-room scullery, pantry, detached waah-houso (with copper), wood house, 2200-gallon tank, &c; Allotment. &Ox2C4 feet, cleared and laid out as garden. This House is thoroughly finished, and fitted with evety convenience for a family. VIEW ROAD, MOUNT EDEN, NEW AND WELL-BUILT HOUSE Of six rooms, scullery, and pantry, all well finished and fitted ; Allotment, 57 fact 0 inches x 100 feet. BELLWOOD ESTATE, si\ CHOICE BUILDING ALLOTt/ MENTS in this risingand favourite District. These Allotment vary in size from 50 1130 feet to 59 x 14S feet 6 inches, and have frontages to Mount Roskill Road, Bcllwood Arcnno, Marlborough-strcet, Lawrence-streot, Chatham-street, and Raleigh-street. Title Land Transfer. Also, the Unsold !3alan;e of the STONEYHUBST ESTATE, Consisting of Lot 29, corner of Edon Vale Koad, 232 x 231 fcot; Lot 14, corner of E len Vale and Wynyard Koads, 148 feet 6 inches 1264 feet; Lot 25, View Road. 13-»x 277 feet (completely fenced) ; Lot 12, View Koad, 132 x 273 feet 9 inches ; also, part of Allotment 6, haying a frontage to View Road of I*7 feet, and to Albert Avenue of 197 foot by a through depth, of 007 feet, TERMS FOR ALLOTMENTS, STONYHURST AIID BELLWOOD, One-voubxh Case, Balance at 7 fee. CjuiT., 3 to 5 Ykaks. GRAFTON ROAD. Valuablo Allotment, corner of Grafton Boad and Beaumont-street, 39 feet 7 inches i 85 feet 10 inches ; also, adjoining Allotment, S» feet 7 inches x 85 feet 10 inches. MOUNT EDEN. Allotment, corner of View Road and Victoria Avenue, 325-5 x 225—9; also, Allotment having a frontage to View Koad of 141—0 by a depth of 225—9. VICTORIA AVENUE, 1 Allotment, 99 feet x -2«8 feet 8 inches; 2 Allotments, 93 foet 9 inches x 149 Icet 10 inches. CORNER OF VICTORIA AVENUE AND ALBERT AVENUE. Allotment, 93 feet 9 inches x 149 feet 10 inches. OLIPH ANT-STREET, PONSONBY WARD. Lot No. 13, 42 feet 5 inches x 127 feet 10 iuclics. CORNER OF MOU.NT ROSKILL AND VIEW ROADS. Valmble Business Site, 122 x 200 f set. The Auctioneers would call particular attention to the fact that all the above Allotments are situated well within, two miles of Quecn-struet. Terms on application to the Auctiotetrs. YAILE & DOUGLAS, Land and Estate Auctioneers, Shortland-streot. Auckland Educational, PIANOFORTE, ORG.iN, AND HARMONY. S. J. LAMBERT. For terms ana other particulars address Newton Post-office. THIRENCB TAUGHT. MONS. ALBrtT^ILLEVAL, FRENCH MASTER. IN FIVE OF THE AUCKLAND LEADING SCHOOLS Private lessons at SI. Villoval's residence, Lcamington House, Grey-street. Arrangements made for Schools in Auckland and Suburb* MR. P O O L E Y, Organist or St. Matthew's Cuuhch | of tho Cathedral Church of Liverpool, England). Teacher of Organ. Pianoforte, and Singing ; abo Cornet and other Brass Wind Instruments. At the sugsestion of several musical friends, Mr. POOLEY contemplates the formation of a Gentleman's Brass Band Club durinp the emiuing musical season, of which particulars will be announced in duo course. MJSNDELSBOHN VILLA, Vlncent-etreot. AUCKLAND SELECTRIDING SCHOOL, NEW NORTH KOAD. RIDING MADE EASY AND GRACEFUL. The Auckland Scloct Hiding School for the study and practise of the Art of hquitation in all its Branches, is now opened. Ladies and Gentlemen desiring to enter as Pupils are tion and practise may be learned on application. Pnplls supplied with Horses nnd appointments for school lessons if required, or Horse Appointments supplied to order from First-chss Samples at the School. The Proprietor has compiled an Aid Book for the use of pupils and others, which may bo had on application. Price Is. Special arrangements for children. Female attendance for ladies. G.n. lias also commenced business as Horse Trainer. Every Horso entrusted to his charge will bo properly Broken and Handled, either as Ladies' or Gentlemen's Chargers. G. H AZE hL, Lato nongh Riding Sergt.-Mnjor and Ist Class Bquitiition Instructor. 12 years inll.M. Service. ST' WL uN G ° OA F K CHAS. CANNING that he lias now OPENED HIS NEW PREMISES With a Cuoicn and Vauikd Stock of FIIEHCK AND ENGLISH CONFECTIONERY, And, with his increased accommodation f.nd facilities for currying on his Business, lie feels confident of giving entire satisfaction to his Customers in the execution of any orders entrusted to him. O.C. would also licg to intimate to hie Customers and Frioads that ho will give tho Oapk Bhanoh of tho Business his particular care, ard it being under the immediate supervision of his Manager, Mr. John Castlo (fo long and favonrably known to all his Old Customer*), ho iuJquHo confident that he will give entire satisfaction to all who patronise his establishI xnent.