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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIII, Issue 7646, 25 May 1886, Page 8

Sales by Auction. FRIDAY, MAY 23, I At Twelve o'Clock, - TITIRANGI SANATORIUM & HOTEL, f 3 || THE MOST PICTURESQUE SITE OF THE NORTH ISLAND; VIEW OF THE MANUKAU HARBOUR, AND BIRD'S EYE VIEW OF WHOLE OF AUCKLAND AND TITIRANGI; CANNOT BE SURPASSED. Messrs. RICHARDSON & DROWER Have received instructions from the ownor to sell by public auction, on Friday, May 2Sth., 1886, at their ; offices, 81, Quoon-atreet, at twelve o'clock, t rpHIS MOST ELIGIBLE LICENSED PROPERTY, known as the Tltirangi Hotel, ' situated about two miles from New Lynn Station, contains 13 Rooms, Billiard-room, and Cellarage, and stands in 5 acres land. For further particulars, apply to ; RICHARDSON & DROWER, Auctioneer®, 81, Queen-street. TO-MORROW. DRESS MATERIAL ! DRESS MATERIAL ! LADIES' CLOAKS AND JACKETS. MEN'S CLOTHING, YOUTHS' CLOTHING, TWEEDS, Etc,, Etc., Etc. GABRIEL LEWIS Has been instructed to sell on above data, at eleven o'clock, A PARCEL OF NEW GOODS, for the present season. No Reserve. THURSDAY, MAY 27, Without Reserva. ENGLISH ANT) COLONIAL-MADE FURNITURE, BEDSTEADS, MATTRASSES. PICTURES, ELECTRO GOODS, TABLE", HALL STANDS, MIRRORS, CHIFFONIERS, DINNER SERVICES, ORNAMENTS, RUGS, TABLECOVERS, CURTAINS, Etc., Etc., Etc. GABRIEL LEWIS Has received instructions to sell, at tho Arcade Auction Rooms, on above date, at eleron o'clock, LARGE LOT OF HANDSOME MADE GOODS. To Ciose Accounts. No reserve. Booksellers and Stationers W. E. M E AR 8 [Established I.SSOI, Wishes to call the attention of tin- Public to his carefully selected stock of BOOKS, MUSIC, AND STATIONERY, Socgs and Duet?, Sacred S>n. s, Dances, Piano Solos, and i 'uet«. Victoria. Chappell'v, r aviii.lMi, Mohawk, Christy, Coloni.l and other Musical Magazines. Instruction Rooks and Music for I'iniio. Sinking, Violin, Flute, I'oncertins, M*lodeon, tcu. ROOKS YOll LI Bit A It' KS. PRESENTS, AND HOME READING. Books by Dickens, Scott, Mrs. Wood, Lytton, Miss Braddon and other Writers. Family Bibles. Common Prayer.., C.'mrch Services, Hymns (V and M.). Wesleyno, New Presbyterian, S 'nkey, and other Hymn Books. PHOT » AND .SCRAP ALM'HS, SCRAPS. Birthday R>oks and 1 ards, Sunday-school Cards, Wedding ''ards, Condolence Cards. . Account and Po'-knt Books. COMMERCIAL AND FANCY STATIONERY. Young Ladies' Journal, English. American, and Australian Papers and New Books received every Mail. w. e7"m ears . Bookseller. Stationer, and Mnsleieller, IDS. Queer,.siroot, Auckland. between Savings Bank and Edsort' New Buildings. jg D W A R D AYTE, BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, ETC., HAVING RE-COMMENCED BUSINESS IN HIS OLD PREMISES (Opposite National Bank, Queen-strcct), RESPECTFULLY SOLICITS A SHARE OF THE CUSTOM OF HIS OLD FRIENDS AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC, And assures them that t*.o effort on his part shall be | wanting to satisfy them. ] E. VV. has a number of Bound Serials (old dates) and slightly-damaged Books, in different branches of Literature, I which he will offer at VERY LOW PRICES to effect a Sale, i A SUPPLY OF MAC JUL LAN'S GLOBE READERS ' JUST OPENED UP. I i IN STATIONERY HE WILL KEPT FULL ' SUPPLIES OF EVERY KIND. i I i Ho has now a very Cheap I ine of Envelopes, &c., < from 3s per 1000 upwards, and Ruled Noto Paper from 9d per Packet. < E HAVE THE PLEASURE TO { ADVISE OUR FRIENDS THAT WE 1 ( Have received ( A FULL SUPPLY , Of MACMILLAN'S READERS, i ALSO, J NELSON'S DRAWING BOOKS ; TWO SHILLINGS PER DOZEN. 1 UPTON & CO,, ' BOOKSELLERS, J 1 ' ■ ■ 1 6. HESKETH.] IA. AITKEN. | IG, MACLEAN, j HESKETH, AITKEN, MACLEAN AND Co., 1 AUCTIONEERS. LAND. ESTATE, AND 8 COMMISSION AGENTS. « Regular Sales every Tuesday of Hides, Skint, Wool, I Tallow. &c., * CITY MARKET. a JE D W A ft D 8, « • QOAIi UI&OHAHT, SHIP INT. I lit? of Islands, Newcastle, and Tanplrl Goal la an Quantity. '■ OBm Md Yard: Breakwater, directly oppoilto , Railway Station, (