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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXV, Issue 8987, 27 February 1888, Page 1

For Sale. CHESS.— -Carved Ivory (Chinese work), very handsome set; cost £12; will take £4 10s cash.—Apply Mr. Cozens, High-street. • K~ ISLAND FISH & O YSTER CO.— Sale, at the Boat, Smoked and Sundried Fish. Sun-dried warranted to keep a year.— Address A. Stanford, Rakino Island. FOR SALE, a Double-cylinder 5-inch Geared Locomotive Engine. Apply to M. Brown & Co., Thames. FOR SALE Tricycle intended for carrying parcels. Cost £25 when new.— Apply Hi:raid Office, Queen-street. FOR SALE — First-class Full-compass Trichord Piano; splendid order, fashionable Ilimu Suite, nine pieces. Cards to view.—Apply to Walter J. Dowden, 215, Queen-street. Til OR SALE, a Bargain—Two splendid I' sections, each 50 feet 6 inches by 234 feet; magnificent view; fenced and planted with fullgrown shelter trees; Bella Vista Road, Ponsonby; 60s per foot.—Apply W. G. Allen, Victoria Arcade, Queen-street. FOR SALE — A very choice Farm of about 150 acres, good soil, large new house and outbuildings; plenty of water; within easy distance of Auckland. — Apply W. Garrett, Auctioneer, Custom-street. TO BE SOLD, on any terms, or Let with a purchasing clause— good Farm of 450 acres at Alexandra; well-watered, fenced, and subdivided, all in grass and plantations, with a good houso of ten rooms and other necessary buildings.— For particulars, apply to Mr. William Aitken, Auckland ; or R. Seccombe, on the premises. BONES —Our price, delivered at the Works, Railway Wharf, in quantities not loss than half a ton, is £4 10s Od per ton ; or £5 per ton at Chemical Works, Westfleld Siding, Otahuhu. Bags supplied or returned to Port or Railway Station, Freezing Company, Auckland and Westfield. Bags to be marked senders' name. FOR SALE, with immediate possession —A capital Milk Business in the city, together with interest in lease of farm, cattle, &c., or suitable partnership can be arranged with present pro* prietor.— particulars on application to VAILE & DOUGLAS, Estate Agents, Shortland-street (city). FOR SALE, the Residence of the late F. H. Lewisson, Wood-street, Ponsonby. The House contains 8 Rooms, Scullery, Bath-room, etc. There are Outhouses and every convenience. The Grounds are laid out with the choicest flowers, shrubs, and fruit trees, with water laid on to every part of it. No expense has been spared by the late owner in making it a most comfortable home. A portion of the purchase money can remain on mortgage at a low rate of interest.—Apply to Mrs. LewisSoli, opposite Union Bank, Queen-street. USTRALIAK I N E. Hermitage, CliasselaH, Frontignac, Muscadine, Cliablis, Ac. JOHN REID & CO. A STORE ON THE GOLDFIELDS FOR SALE. A splendid chance for a small capitalist in a rising mining district. A Thoroughly Sound and Wellestablished Business, with all the conveniences to carry on a profitable and increasing trade. The Post" Office, Money Order Savings Bank, and Telegraph Office attached. Capital required, £000. The Proprietor wishing to retire from the business on account of his mining properties requiring all his attention. For particulars address "K.G.K.," Post Office, Thames. For private sale (CHEAP)The well-known ORANGE AND LEMON GROVE AT ONEIIUNG A (Known as Warren's), With Residence of twelve rooms; about six acres ground tastefully and profitably laid out. This property cannot be excelled ill Auckland, either for omfort, pleasure, or profit. Also, The Compact VILLA RESIDENCE, situated at Lower Queen-street, Onehunga, at present occupied by Sir W. Wasteneys. For cards to view apply to J. B. DAY & CO., Lower Queen-street. JjIACTORY JJUTTER. Those who wish for CHOICE CREAMERY BUTTER, Should try the Butter made at REYNOLD'S WAIKATO FACTORIES. QUALITY GUARANTEED. FLAVOUR UNRIVALLED. Kept by the CIVIL SERVICE SUPPLY ASSOCIATION, And by 11. MAX FIELD, Lower Queen-street, Auckland. -yy AIATARUA ESTATE, ELLERSLIE. VILLA SITES AND MARKET GARDEN LAND, Lots three-quarters of an acre to five acres, FRONTING PANMURE ROAD, Running back to Lake Waiatarua, St. John's College, three-quarters of mile from Ellerslie Railway station, having proposed Trams and Railway from St. Heliers running through it. RICHEST VOLCANIC SOIL, Covered with surface stone, valuable for fencing purposes and ballast. Capabilities of soil can be judged from a market gardon there. ABUNDANCE OF WATER. TERMS VERY EASY To suit purchasers; arrangements can also bo made for advances towards the erection of Buildings oil lots sold, which can be repaid by instalments if desired. PLANS CAN BE SEEN At the offices of the undersigned or any Auckland Land Agent or Auctioneer, through whom purchases can be arranged. R. LAISIILEY. February, 1888. MEDICAL OPINIONS ON VOLCANIC SOIL. In the Manchester Health Lectures for the peoplo, Dr. Ransome, Chairman of the Committee Manchester and Salford Sanitary Association, contributes a locture on "Soils and Sites," and quotes approvingly the opinion of Dr. Buchanan, Chief Medical Officer to the Manchester Local Government Board, that "Wetness of Soil is the cause of Phthisis (i.e., consumption), to the population living upon it." He also endorses Dr. llaviland's opinion that " Damp Soil is coincident with a high mortality." The Registrar General of Scotland confirmed that opinion, and added that: "Houses situated on impermeable soils, or on low-lying ground, and whose sites were consequently kept (lamp, had a very much larger number and proportion of cases of consumption than towns, villages, or houses which were situated on dry or rocky on on light porous soils, where the redundant moisture easily escaped." Tramways. CITY OF AUCKLAND TRAMWAYS AND SUBURBAN LAND COMPANY (LIMITED). NOTICE. ALTERATIONS IN TRAMWAY TIME-TABLE. NEWMARKET AND ONEHUNGA TIMETABLE. TO-DAY (Monday), the 27th instant, the Tram Cars will commence running through to Epsom. Onehunga passengers will change to Bus and Tram respectively at Epsom. Fares as usual. PONSONBY TIME-TABLE. On and after TO-DAY (Monday) a 15 minutes service will be run on this line from 8 a.m. to 7.30 p.m., except between the hours of 4 and 6 p.m., when a 10 minutes service will be run. For further particulars see Company's Time-table, to be had from all Conductors, or at Company's Office, 47, Queen-street. J AS. B. MALCOLM, General Manager. Auckland, February 27, 1888. O T I C E OF REMOVAL. MR. J. AITTEN CONNELL, LAND AND FINANCIAL AGENT AND ACCOUNTANT, HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICES FROM STREET TO NEW ZEALAND GOVERNMENT INSURANCE BUILDINGS, QUEEN-STREET. - Ground Floor. DEVONPORT FIRE. — Remnants almost Given Away at.Fenton's Salvage Sale, next T tittle's, Photographer, Queen-street., Sliop now open.