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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 13725, 15 April 1908, Page 12

v , Sales by Auction. ■jtr •'_;..;, a " t i «j e. OWING TO FRIDAY NEXT BEING GOOD FRIDAY. THE UNDERSIGNED WILL NOT HOLD . HORSE »ALES AT THE HAYMARKET AND DURHAM YARDS. ALFRED BUCKLAND AND SONS. NEW ZEALAND LOAN" aND MERCANTILE f AGENCY CO., LTD. I ! I j rpHE AUCKLAND TfIABMEBS* TJNION. | T IMITED ' (E'er A. B. Crane, Auctioneer! will Sell by I Public Auction, at their Saleyards,-Papa-roa, on. THURSDAY, 16th day of April, 1908, at 1 p.m., { A LL THAT PIECE OF LAND, containing j XX 160 acres, more or less, and being A!- j lotments 168. 169, and southwestern part of i Allotment 170, in the Parish of Ma-takohe. For particulars and conditions of sale, apply to the Auctioneers, THE AUCKLAND FARMERS' UNION, i LIMITED, Whangarei. | UNDER CONDUCT OF THE REGISTRAR j OF THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, AT AUCKLAND. THURSDAY, 16th DAY OF APRIL, 1908, At 1 p.m. ' THE AUCKLAND FARMERS' UNION, LIMITED (Per A. R. Crane, Auctioneer), will sell by public auction, at their Sateyards, Papai'oa, - ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND J\ containing 80 acres, more or less, and being North-East portion Allotment 178, South-West portion Allotment 198. and SoutiiWest portion of Allotment 173. in the Parish of Matakohe. For particulars and Conditions of S;.le, apply to the Auctioneers, THE AUCKLAND FARMERS' UNION, LTD. Whangarei. 'Phone, 846. P.O. Box 614. riIURN TT TNTO pASH BY SENDING IT TO POLLINS AND (10., THE POPULAR AUCTIONEERS. 24, CUSTOM-STREET B. QUICK SALES! PROMPT SETTLEMENTS! NO DELAY. If you wish to SELL and'REALISE quickly on Goods of any description or Real Estate, consult POLLINS AND pO. Corporation Notices. n I 1 y of*- auokland. HOUSEHOLD REFUSEHouseholders are requested tc note that the Refuse usually collected on will this .veek he called for on SATURDAY, and the Refuse usually collected on MONDAY will next week he called for on TUESDAY. HEN BY W. WILSON", April 14th. 1908. Town Clerk. piTY .OF AUCKLAND. MUNICIPAL OFFICE HOURS. Public Notice is hereby given that on and after MONDAY, the 13th inst.. the City Council Offices, Coburg-street, will be open to the Public during the following hours, viz.: MONDAY to FRIDAY, inclusive, 9.30 a.m. to 4 p.m. SATURDAYS, 9.30 a.m. to 12 Noon. HENRY W. WILSON, i Town Clerk. - April 11, 1908. —======= = ~jr=n Public Notices. T)R. O • T> , npoWNSEND'S C A E SA A RILL A pAU'i'luN. rpo TTOTELKEEPERS AND ZITHERS. £25 L RD It having come to our knowledge that some unscrupulous dealers have been seisins to the public Fraudulent Imitations of DR. 8. P. TOWXSEXD'S SARSAPARILLA. and have been re-filling bottles bearing this brand and label with .spurious imitations, we hereby offer a REWARD OF TWENTY-FIVE POUNDS to any person givim? such evidence as will lead to the conviction of any person so doing. We further give notice that we are instructed bv our clients TO PROSECUTE WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE, any persons found dealing with fraudulent imitations of above brand of Sarsaparilta. BROWN AND DEAN, j Solicitors, 12, Lambton Quay. i Wellington. March 10. 1908. I Dividends. i rpHE SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMI J- . PANY, LIMITED. I j An Interim Dividend of Is 6d per Share j for the Half-year ended 29th February, 1908, ! |is now payable Shareholders can obtain i I , 1 Warrants on application at the Company's ! office. By order of the Board J. KIRKEIt, General Manager, ! Auckland, April 7th, 1908. —'■ = i Landed Property. 1 ri RA N D "DARK "O S T ATE. j pREEN T ANH. ~ A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY. /"IHOICE TpRBEHOLD "TTOLCANIC "OUILDING OITES. 1 OW pRICES AND TjIASY "PERMS. EXCEPTIONAL POSITION AND SURROUNDINGS. j NEAR TRAIN AND CARS. PLAN ON PROPERTY*. 'PHOS. T? pAHILL, ALLIANCE BUILDINGS, 93. QUEEN-STREET, OPP. FORT-STREET. j PERESFORD PARK ESTATE, | -> . ONE-TREE HILL. j SEVEN VOLCANIC ALLOTMENTS 99 by 198 ft each. Beautiful views: good position; 12 minutes from car. Low prices; easy terms. THOS. F. CAHILL, Alliance Buildings. Quefln-st., opp. Fort-st. TjlOß SALE. WAIKATO-£4 10s per acre.JC First-class Dairy Farm, 1000 acres; 600 acres in grass, 300 acres drained flax swamp, 150 bush land; two Dwellings and outbuildings; fenced and subdivided; 8 miles from railway station, and near school, creamery and post office.—THOS. F. CAHILL, Alliance Buildings. Queeu-st., opposite Fort-st. Q.ABRIEL T EWIS, »T»HOS. T)AVTES. ■y-ALUEES, TTOTEL TJROKERS. The Undersigned beg to notify Clients and others, we still vtalue Ingoing AND qutgoing rpENANTS. Otir Experience is Second to None. Our Record Places us Beyond Suspicion of Our Business Capabilities. CHARGES MODERATE. All Communications to be addressed to our Mr. Davies, who will give his personal attention. SEVERAL PROPERTIES ON HAND. P.ABRTEL T.EWI3 AND po.