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Sales by Anotlon. ' FRIDAY, APRIL 25. R. C. GREENWOOD Will sell by public auatlon, at his Mart, 129, Queen. on above date, at Noon, rjIHE BUILDING KNOWN AS THE JEWISH SYNAGOGUE, situated In Emily Place. Building to be removed within seven days bom date ot sale. | B. C. GREENVVOOD, Auctioneer. • — —— : — - . ....—srr- j EARLY IN MAY.- . FOE SALE BY AUCTION. . VILLA SITES! -VILLA SITES 1J ELLEESLIE. V O L C ANIC LAND (CLOSE TO STATION, MAIN BOAD FBONTAGE). R. C. GREENWOOD Will sell by auction, about the middle of May, i)AA ACRES OF RICH VOLCANIC rvit \J v/ SOIL, situated on the main road Between Ellerslie and Panmura. In Lots of from One to Three Acres each 7 The proposed Line of Tramways (from St. Hellers to Ellerslie) goes through the -Property. The projected Main Line ol Bailways also runs through, the Property. The Surveyors are now cutting up the land, and Lithographic Plans will be issued as soon as possible. E. C. GREENWOOD, Auotioneer. AT an early date (if not disposed of previously), B. C. Greenwood will sell by public auction, at his. mart. Queen-street —All that valuablo Estate, consisting of 110 acres.rich volcanic soil, mostly improved, in grass, together with orchards, gardens', etc., and situated near the Lake. North Shore, known as the property of Mr. B. McKay. There is a good House on ihe property, and the views are unsurpassed. This is a splendid opportunity for anyone wishing to acquire a grand homestead in a rising and fashionable district, or for speculation, as the land will cut up well, and- ought to command a ready sale in lots. The terms can bo made exceptionally easy.—For further particulars apply to Mr. W. Aitken, or B. C. Greenwood, Auctioneer. Also, 40 acres Land, Parish of Karangahape, County of Eden, being Allotment No. 29, bounded on the north by the Nihotupu Biver; also, part of Lots 88 and 89, Waikiekie, Mangapal, contiiniag 40 acres. The land has a good water frontage, and small amount of timber oh it.—B. C. Greenwood, Auctioneer. . WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23. CAMBRIDGE JOCKEY CLUB AUTUMN MEETING. 1884. j The undersigned have received instructions from the : Cambridge Jockey Club, to sell by public auction, ; at their Mart, Duke-street, Cambridge, on Wednesday next, the 23rd instant, at Twelve o'Clock noon, THE FOLLOWING PRIVILEGES OF THE COUBSE :. GATES GRAND-STAND BAE and DINING-ROOM GOOD TEMPLAB BOOTH CABDS HOBSE PADDOCK. CLARKE & GANE, Auctioneers. Cambridge, April 17, 1884.

jpUBLIC NOTIFICATION. UNDER THE TIMBER FLOATING ACT, 1873. Crown Lands Oißce, - Auckland, 22nd Mai*ch, 1884Notice Is hereby given to all Owners and. Occupiers of land on the banks of the Onnuora River and its trttmtaiies, at Mercury Bay, in the Provincial District of Auckland, that an application dated the 22nd March, 1884, has been made by the Mercury Bay Timber Company (Limited), uuder The Timber Floating Act, 1873, for a license to use the said River and tributaries for the purposes intended to be provided by the said Act, and that I will hear any objections which may be made to the said application on THURSDAY, the first day of May next, at Elaven o'clock forenoon, at the Crown- Lands Office, Auckland. D. A. TOLE. Commissioner of Crown Lands (Holding delegated powers). pUBLIO NOTIFICATION. UNDER THE TIMBER FLOATING ACT, 1873. Crown Lands Office, Auckland, 22nd March, 1884.. Notice is hereby given to all Owners and Occupiers of Land on the banks of the Whangamaroro or Kaimar&ma River and its branches, the Mahakirau, and Te King! "Wairau Streams, with their respective tributaries, at Mercury Bay, in the Provincial District of Auckland, that an application, dated the 2lst March, 1884, has been made by the Mercury Bay Timber Company (Limited), under The Timber Float* lug Act, 1873, for a license to use the said River, Streams, and tributaries for the purpose* intended to be provided by the said Act, and that I will hear any objections which may be made to tho said application on THURSDAY, the first cay of May next, at Eleven o'Clockforenoon, at the Crown Lands Office, Auckland. D. A. TOLE. Commissioner of Crown Lands (Holding delegated' powers). J3UBLIC NOTIFICATION. UNDER THE TIMBER FLOATING ACT,-1873. Crown Lands Office, Auckland, March 22,1881. Notice is hereby given to all Owners and Occupiers of Land on the -banks of the Waiwawa 'river, the Rangihau, Oteao or Waiwhatawhata.Maramanuiahotn and Piraunui or Taranoho Streams with their respective tributaries at Mercury Bay in the provincial District of Auckland, that an application, dated the 22nd ' March, ISB4, has been made by the Mercury Bay Timber Company, Limited, under The Timbor Floating Act, 1878, for a license to use the said river, streams, and tributaries for the purposes intended to be pro--vlded by the said Act, and that I will hear any objections -which may bomatlo to the said application on THURSDAY, the first day of May next, at Eleven o'clock forenoon, at the Ciown Lands Office, Auckland. D. A. TOLE, Commissioner of Crown lands (Holding: delegated powers).-. Public Notices. IN THE MATTER 05" " THE PUBLIC WORKS ACT, ISS2,"AND OF THE-MOUNT ROSKILL KOAD BOARD.

In accordance with Sab-section eight of Scctlon 94 of "The Public Works ict, 1882," the Monnt Eoskill Road Board hereby declares and notifies the Road, traversing Darts of Allotments Two and Four, Section Thirteen, 'Parish of Waitemata, being- part of Summerstreet, Meadowbank, in the Mount Roskill District, to be and the same is hereby stopped. Dated at Auckland this 31st day of March, 1884. JOSEPH MAK, Chairman of the Mount Roskill Road Board. WAITAKFiREI BAST ROAD BISTEIOT. TAKE NOTICE—That a Petition praying the Waitemata County Council to constitute the Hendersonportion of this district into a New Road District will be presented to the Council on FRIDAY, the 23rd May next, 1884. - HENRY PROBEBT. UOKLAND HO SPIT AL. COMMITTEE: Elected : • Appointed : His Worship, W. R. "Waddcll, Hon. CoL Haultaiu Esq.-(Chairman) Arthur Bull, Esq. J*. M. Clark, Esq. * Captain Daldy E. A. Mackechulo, Esq. Sydney Dsndo, Esq. Thomas Peacock,Esq„ M.H.R. Applications for admission by persons suffering from disease and requiring medical treatment, will be received at the Hospital on any day between the hours of 9 and 10 a.m. In cases of accident or emergency patients will bo received into the "Hospital without delay, beds being kept ready for urgent casoi. ■ : >. Patients able to' do so will be required to pay for 5 their support at the Hospital accordlng-to their, posiI tion and circumstances. I Subscriptions will be thankfully received by any I member of ths Committee and by the undorslgned. I H. N. OAKLAND, Secretary, | 'Wyndham-atr'it.