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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 11241, 9 December 1899, Page 8

Sales by Auction. MONDAY, DECEMBER 11, At 1 p.m. £200 M ™' I, £900 DEAPERY, " £200 DRAPEET - To be Sold by Auction REGARDLESS OP COST. t WITHOUT THE SLIGHTEST RESERVE. IMMENSE VARIETY, MAGNIFICENT QUALITY. Consist ins of— "FLANNELETTES. SHIRTINGS, TOWELS, X Quilts, Prints Longcloths. Mnslins, Cretonne Curtains, Linings, Dress Pieces, Tweeds, Sheetings, Apron Cloths, and Sundry Drapery of all kinds, too numerous to mention. The Public and Visitors to Auckland are Invited to Attend 'THIS GENUINE AUCTION SALE ON MONDAY NEXT, AT 1 P.M. EVERY LOT SUBMITTED WILL BE SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE, REGARDLESS OP COST. A RARE OPPORTUNITY. REMEMBER, MONDAY NEXT, AT 1 P.M. WARREN BLYTH & CO., Auctioneers, 87 and 89, Queen-street, l- . —— T THOS. B. ARTHUR.] [B. R. SCEATS. IMPORTANT NOTICE. J r CJALE OP PROPERTY AT TAKAPI'NA, O Advertised to take place on MONDAY NEXT, r, HAS BEEN POSTPONED. >' RICHARD ARTHUR AND CO., If TIIOS B. ARTHUR, Auctioneer. If THOS. B. ARTHUR.] [B. It. SCEATS. is MONDAY, DECEMBER 18, Noon. WAKEFIELD-STREET. j VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY. Tile undersigned have been favoured with instructions from the owner to sell at their 11 Mart, Queen-street, on December 18, at 12 3 ' noon, -VTALUABLE PROPERTY IN WAKEFIKLD- '• V STREET, being Lot 21 and 22, of Section i 33, City of Auckland, with a frontage of 6611 " by 116,' with FIVE BUILDINGS erected thereen. all in first-class order, and commanding i, good rents. y Full particulars, from tile Office of the Auc- [. tioneera. Terms Cash. RICHARD ARTHUR AND CO., '■ TIIOS. B. ARTHUR, Auctioneer. ll — — S FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15, At 2 p.m. Sharp. SAMUEL VAILE & SONS (Per Samuel Vaile. Auctioneer) will sell by auction, at their Land Sale Booms, 95, " Queen-street, t. miIAT VERY DESIRABLE WATERSIDE II I. RESIDENCE known as " Manoa," audi d situated in Marine Parade, Ponsonby. Well-, V built House of 8 rooms, bathroom, storeroom, I pantry, etc. Also, workshop, wash-house, n fowlliouse, etc. I ■) The GROUNDS are laid out in Tennis Lawn, n Flower, and Kitchen Garden and Orchard, t and have a frontage of 250 ft TO THE HARii BOUK, 132 ft to Marine Parade, and a depth C of 240 ft. SPLENDID VIEW. Bathing and boating. Buses pass the door. • 11 Terms: One-third cash: balance, 3or 5, '• years, at 5 per cent. 'j Also, j FINE FARM AT WAIROA SOUTH, 220 acres, ! „ all fenced in ten sheep-proof subdivisions, 200 ; acres grass, 3-acre orchard, balance tea-tree. : " House of 8 rooms, wash-house, dairy, stable, ; [] cartshed, cowshed, etc. i '[ Also, I e FRANKLIN ROAD-Lot 16, Section 43, 60ft '• frontage and 198 ft deep, close to Freeman's n Bay. Fine site for any large building. :t HO WICK—Lot 36, containing Jan acre, t situated close to tile wharf. 1° CAMBRIDGE WEST-Lot 169, one acre. Also, n WITHOUT RESERVE, 11 KAPANGA TOWNSHIP. COROMANDEL. y Lots 14, 15, 16, 17, Section 16, each having '■ 33ft frontage to Charles-street. v PAHI TOWNSHIP, KAII'ARA—Lot 28, 2 roods 28 perches. a TAURANGA—TE PAPA PARISH-Lot 294, i, containing 50 acres. r SAMUEL VAILE AND SONS, Land and Estate Auctioneers, 1 . 95, Queen-street. 7 t SALES. SALE OP FURNITURE—Saturday, December 3 9. - OHAUPO—Tuesday, December 19. . CAMBRIDGE—Thursday, December 21. i. SHEEP FAIR-Wednesday and Thursday, January 31 and February 1, 1900. 3 ~ ' FURNITURE SALE IN THE TOWN HALL, , TE AROHA. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9. 3 The undersigned have received instructions from E. Y. Cox, Esq., to sell in the Te Aroha 1 Town Hall on above date, i HIHE WHOLE OP HIS HOUSEHOLD FURNI--0 1 TURE, from his lato residence, "The s Pines," Shaftesbury, and comprising:— g Drawingroom Furniture, including a Suite Upholstered in Velvet; Fancy Chairs, Whatnots, Tables, Furniture of Bed--1 rooms, Utensils from Kitchen and Scullory in a large quantity, Dairy Utensils, * the latter including Table Butter-worker, 1 Large Churn, Milk Dishes, Buckets, etc., " etc. j Sale at 12 noon. 0 QHAUPO LIVE STOCK SALE, f TUESDAY, DECEMBER 19. 1 17 A WELL-BRED FOUR-YEAR-OLD STEERS, '■ IU in forward condition, off To Akau !> Station. '• 15 Three-year-old Steers, Stevenson Bros., '■ Waingaro '• 15 Empty Cows, Stevenson Bros., Waingaro. CAMBRIDGE MONTHLY SALE. \ THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21. IN consequence of nearness to Christmas Day, we will hold our next Cambridge | Sale as above, instead of Saturday, 23rd. '■ ANNUAL SHEEP FAIR AT OHAUPO. >r WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 31,- AND THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1900. THE under,ligned will hold their ANNUAL SHEEI' FAIR on above dates. 1 Entries solicited. r I JjtOß PRIVATE SALE. j 5 . Horse-power C laffcutter and Intermediate, t Gibson's Pater t- Branding Fluid, ar agents for H. Hase'ar Mr. E. M. Dickey's Farm at Karamu; low '■ price, eisy terms i Totara Fencing Posts ' Little's Sheep Dip, Fluid and Powder '• 350-acre Farm in Mangapiko district, in good '■ order: easy terms. " 2924 Acres, being part of Allotment 27. in 8 Parish of Whangape, near Glen Murl" ray; for sale in one, two, or three sections; low price and easy terms. n Sawmill in full work and in good order; 10 y horse-power traction engine; planer has i- knives for all classes of work; mill ,e callable of turning out 20,000 ft a week; is half-a-mile by good road from river, where steamers run; 3,500,0C0ft of tim- . ber, rimil and kahikatea, alongside. '• Chesterfield Guano, price £3 10s on trucks, " Auckland: analysis on application. II Run on West Coast; 935 acres freehold, 400 acres educational lease, with about 16 years to run. at a rental of £15 15s; four miles of fencing done; cattle and sheep yards, orchard, flaxmill; all on coast line; fern, flax, and bush land. AGENTS FOR : P. and D. Duncan's Implements. The Highland Sheep Dip. Fluid and Powder ; equal to any, and the cheapest and easiest mixed Dip in the Market. McNICOL AND CO. (G. F. McCullagh, Auctioneer). rct WARREN BLYTH AND CO., Auctioneers, 87 and 89, Queen-street. '• DALE EVERY DAY, at 1 p.m. (unless otherD wise engaged) of Furniture, Jewellery, Sundries of 'all kindß. Entries Invited. BICYCLE SALE EVERY FRIDAY, at 1 p.m. —Entries invited. Always on Sale, account of various owners, Ladies' and Gentlemen's Machines. Inspection invited. N.B.—' door and every description of Sales conducted. j Extremely low charges. Advances made. Rents Collected, etc. Bank Guarantee. Tele-1 ie phone 846. WARREN BLYTH AND CO., 1