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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 11869, 22 January 1902, Page 3

:< " • Leather Goods, etc- -v ■ ■ - .J" . I QHEAP AND QBINDEBY gALE. . 1 J gELLING QFF ! gELLING QFF ! v At the 3 1 S x 2 OLD-ESTABLISHED WAREHOUSE fc ■ # v.. • ' " a °' . a e ' t JRELAND JgROTHERS, c t VULCAN LANE. ' ( * _■ A ? '~: ' * ' \ .. II Owing to the death of the last member of (V tie Firm of IRELAND BROTHERS,' the vi li Executors have decided to hold v ; lt - ■ > ? i '•ha !A! QHEAP gALE % v- PI • Li ' Of the \\ ry-HOLE OF THE £ARGE gTOCK g r ' , w; • Of ;; '' th i . Co • Q.ENERAL- JgOOTMAKEKS' m gi ; ■ AND ' 11 ■■ j ■ > . xi y gADDLERS' JRONMONGERY, ' > ' ' • - , ' " ; w . ' < " ' in EINI)EBY ' J J EATHE - E 00DS ' 5 . . N : ■ . ETC.. ETO. m .■ -. . . tc B - tl: ALL GOODS SOLD AT e < • w ■'•■:- - . , d< . ' ■■ fc •piNOEMODS REDUCTIONS, :j » ' I l U Eh 'h COME EARLY. ™ -• e< V a ; S TOCK JJUBT gE gOLD. i ■ •' * . . ' *' ' Vi ■' r 'y ; Si ; NOTE THE ADDRESS:— * • ■ 1 t: JRELAND JgROTHERS, 2 *, " j ... • . , . 0 a '• .VULCAN LANE. " * : f— fcMM—w—— I■— 1 ' ■ ' "" —c . et— d Business Notices. t. V rpHE ' . MANCHESTER ASSURANCE a iJL. COMPANY. t : ; 1 Established 1824. c TOTAL FUNDS AND SECURITIES NEARLY J : • ■ ' £3,000,000. . vMESSRS. HOLMES AND . LAWFORD, ' NO. 14, SHORTLAND-STREET, ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS, HAVE BEEN APPOINTED ATTORNEYS FOR ' THE AUCKLAND DISTRICT FOR THE ABOVE * j . COMPANY, AND "WILL IN FUTURE TRANS- ( ACT ALL BUSINESS ON ITS BEHALF. '] L. ROSE JAGGER, General *■.Manager-' and - Attorney for Anstra^' . ' , lasia. • . , j j1 . . ■ ' 1 ~ " — ' i -• Telephone No. 95£. u jgLEOTRIO RIGHTING, t Estimates Given. • { • jgLECTRICAJL j^ITTINGS. ' Repairs of all Kinds. £ •—/ ; ( WM. CROSHER AND SONS. 5 - HIGH-STREET, AUCKLAND. :A.B. ' W EIGHT AND : S ONs; ' RECEIVING .AWARDING. AND PARCEL ] DELIVERY AGENCY. A ' Customs-street Office. Telephone 143. ' Wharf Office. Telephone 142. ! — " '1 General Depot and Coal and Firewood Yard, ) Great North Road. j I") AIRY ypARMERS, TTENTION ! * AT? US OK ( . jy 26. FORT-STREET, < Is CASH BUYER of SEPARATOR and DAIRY ' BUTTER IN ANY QUANTITY, ALSO EGGS. 1 MILK TESTED. j Star Separators, Deferred Payment. , ■*:. For full particulars apply to A. BUSCK. , Landed Property. 1 . i JJ D W ARB -yy A Y T E, ' HOUSE, LAND. FINANCIAL AND INSURANCE AGENT, COLLECTOR OF RENT. AND INTEREST, Auckland Chambers, 25. High-street. A VONDALE—B Acres Good Laud, in grass, J\. ' bounded on one side by AVhau River; good water supply. House 4 rooms, etc. Would sell portion to suit applicants. EEMUERA, near Green Lane StationAbout 14 Acres; in orchard, garden, and grass paddock. House, 4 rooms, etc. Good water supply. PENROSE— 1. 2, or 7\ Acres Volcanic Land, JL near station; large concrete cistern. House, 6 rooms. Healthy site. Favourite 10. . locality. } 71011 SALE—ELLERSLIE—Eight Acres VolJJ came Land; splendid view; would cut up well for villa sections.—Edw. Wayte. 3091 IT! OR MOUNT EDEN—Volcanic Allot- . meirt. 66ft by 132 ft: level, clear of stone, • and fenced; 42s per foot. ~, , POP. ALBERT-STREET— Jj suitable for Factory, with two Houses thereon; cheap.—Edward Wayte, High- • street. 3030 nr. -'OR SALE-MOUNT ROSKTLL ROAD—AIXV iotment, 66ft by 125 ft. House, 7 rooms, bath, detached wash-house, gas in every room. . 5084 . JjVDWARD HIGH-STREET, Agent for Gilbertson's Burglar Alarm. p O R SALE. COACHING AND LIVERY STABLE BUSINESS, TE AROIIA. AN OLD-ESTABLISHED BUSINESS IN THIS LINE, WITH COMPLETE PLANT. Proprietor retiring from business on account of failing health. Only principals dealt with. E. GALLAGHER, Proprietor. Te Aroha, 26th October, 1901. .17- O R SALE, JJ AT HARTLEY, NORTHCOTE— 21 ACRES OF LAND IN STAFFORD-STREET. RICHMOND AVENUE. Close to a beautiful, sandy beach. /' Grand View of Harbour. - , Terms very easy. Apply— ■ BUTTLE BROS.. I . Stock Exchange. Young MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, li • i CORNER OF ALBERT AND WELLESLEY STREETS. Readingroom,' bright and cheerful, comfortably furnished. All the leading local and . Australian Paper?, Reviews, Magazines, etc., , on the tables; subscription, 2s 6d per quarter. The Library contains upwards of 4000 vols, in the various departments of literature, with constant addition New Books; suoscription, 2s 6d per quarter. . . .. r 1 . Meeting for Young Men on Tuesday. 1.15 and ' 7.45 p.m.; Thursday at 1.30 and 7.30; United Missionary '■•Prayer Meeting, Saturdays, at 7.30 ; Bible Class, Sunday, at 3 p.m.; Sunday * Evening Service in City Hall, at 8 p.m. . " The General Secretary is always glad to ■ welcome YOUNG MEN, to show strangers over i the building, aixl givo v them all needed information, or to confor with such as desire '• his health . ; ■■ : ; ;