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Thames Advertiser, Volume 3772, Issue XIII, 25 December 1880, Page 2

AUCTION SALES. FRIDAY, JANUARY 7,1881. By Order of Iho Second Mortgagee, unloss Principal, Interest, and Costs aro sooner satisfied. WAITOKI BLOCK NEA.K TE AROJIA GOLD HELD. WM. CARPENTER Has received instructions from the second Mortgagee to sell by Auction, at the ACADEMY OK MUSIC, Grahaiustown, on FRIDAY, January 7tb, 1881, at 11 o'clock iu the forenoon, rr-HE Desirable FKKBfIOLD ESTATE, -"- known as the WAITOKI BLOCK, containiug 152:j acres, more or less, situate on the banks of the Waibou River. It has a frontage of. about a mile to the river. This, with its clos'j vicinity to tho To Aroha Goldlield, and the;tact that the main County Road from the Thames psscs through it, confers upon it advantages which could not fail to be appreciated by intending investors on tho most cursory inspection, The proposed Tluaos and Waikalo lino of Railway will pass through the] Block. Further parlicularc can be obtained of the Auctioneer, at bis oHice, Shortlaud. THAMES CATTLE MAM Br. BANKS & CO., STOCK AND COMMISSION AGENTS. MARKET each TiihusdAy, at their YARDS. PARAWAI, at 2 p.m., for SALE of STOCK of all description?, PRODDCE, &c , , Consignees of Stock <r.n depend upon every attention being given. Good P«l«lo°k 'ccom. modalion, and PROMPT ACCOUxMT SALES.

THAMES FANCY BAZAAR, OPENED THIS EVENING. CHRISTMAS TRESENTS! TOYS, PICTURES, &c. NEW YEAR'S GIFTS! IK order that the Thames public may have as varied a choice as can be offered in Auckland, TTIIPT , 0. MO LIV KB Has imported a LARGE and VARIED STOCK of GOOD?, Suitable for Presents for both young and old. Piclurcß, Toys, Albums, Musical Instruments, and Fancy Goods of all descriptions, A CHRISTMAS TRBE~FOR THE YOUNG PEOPLE. PEERS I PBIZE3! ! PRIZES! ! ! For all iValuable Gifts dispensed each evening on thc'well known AST ONION Principle. Ladies visit he Baaar for HOUSEHOLD ORNAMENTS; Parent?, for PRESENTS for Good Boys and Girls, Remember the Address— THREE DOORS FROM BANK CORNER. Bazaar Tastefully DecroatedGOODS NOW ON DISPLAY, PEIOEB EXTRAORDINARY CHEAP. C. M clTv E». Proprietor.

CHRISTMAS PRESENTS! CHRISTMAS PRESENTS! JAMES FINLAY, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, WIUIAMSON-STREET, GbAHAUSTOWK, BEGS to call public attention to his large S'ockof Jewellery, Watches, Clocks, &c, which has been spccilaly selected by him from the best makers, fr the present season, and which offers, without doubt, the Beat Selection on the Thames to persons contemplating making Christinas or New Year's Presents. Every description of Jewellery either kept in stock, or made to order on the premises on the shortest notice, The slock of Silver Jewellery is very varied, and in beautiful patterns. All kinds of repairs neatly and expeditiously executed. Watchca and Clocks cleaned and repaired as usual, SBLMNG~OFP! SOOTS AN!) SHOES CHEAP OLEARING-OUT SALE, M. WHITEHEAD, BEIKG about to CLOSE his Shop in Lower Shorlland, in order to devote his whole attention to his Central Fmablishinent, will SELL Ol'F, FOR THBI4K WBBIC. at Reduced Trim, the whole of his Sloek of Boots and Shoes in both Chops The Public will have an opportunity of purchasing CIfKAP BOOTP, as the StocK wibuh is very Lair, and compiiscs the Most Recent Fashions in Ladies', Genls', and Children's BOOTS anil BFIOKS, MOST BE SOLD FOR CASH. Ladies' Kid Boots, from 6s 6d per pair. Gibls' E&ABHC mid Laced, from is Gd. JjADIEB* HODSK ?0013, from 3s Gd. HVERYTHING BLSB EQUALLY CHEAP. .Ucmciuber the Address— M, WHITEHEAD, ROOTMAKER. I'OLLBK STREET CENTUAL, and near BXGHAMQK HOTEL, HU'RTMND, C. J. SANDERSON, fUEPENTKR asd BUILDER <0 Etc, Etc, T E All 0 HA. WstimntPK jjiven for ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF WORK, ORDERS left at D. 11. Layldo.n's Survey Camp,