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Observer, Volume 4, Issue 82, 8 April 1882, Page 52

THURSDAY, APRIL 13. * At 12 o'clock noon. fi LADS TON E> NORTHCOTE, NORTH SHORE. BEAUTIFUL VILLA SITES, extensive andVAEIED VIEW . DELIGHTFUL HOMESTEAD SITES, plea* SANT AND HEALTHFUL GOOD GARDEN SITES, convenient an» PEODUCTIVE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. The undersigned has been favoured with instructions from the proprietors to sell by public auction, at his Estate, Land, and House Sale Room, Arthur's Mart, Queen-street, on Thursday, April 13 next, at 12 noon, /GLADSTONE. THAT SPLENDIDLY-SITUATED PROPERTY AT NORTHCOTE, a short distance from the Church, and adjoining the Public School Property, having; a large frontage to the Great North Road now being metalled, a Government road, and to a chain wide road, formed through the property known as Gladstone-road. - Divided into 28 lots, varying from half-an-acre to 8£ acres each, x suitable for MANSIONS, VILLAS, HOMESTEADS, FRUIT OR MARKET GARDENS. The best position for such purposes in this fast rising, healthful suburb* the whole of it being on a gentle slope, well sheltered, yet commanding one of the most extensive and charming views of the City, Suburbs, County and Harbour. A little over a mile from the wharf Ferry steamers are now running regularly at short intervals. This is an opportunity which should not be lost sight of Dy persons desirous of obtaining healthful, pleasant, and convenient Homes. Lithographic plans will be ready in a few days. Good Title. Easy Terms. Further particulars can be obtained from the auc« tioneer, at his office, Arthur's Mart. R. ARTHUR, Salesman and Auctioneer. 1924 B. TONKS.I [R. C. CAEB.I |JB. D. TONKS. WEDNESDAY, 12th APRIL. 8079 ACRES, BAY OF PLENTY, ISLAND OFF TAURANGA. B. TONKS & CO. Have beon instructed by Capt. Daldy to sell, on Wednesday, April 12th, at 12 noon. <yf\^ijk ACRES LAND, being the main t3 \J 4is portion of tne Island at the entrance to Tauranga and Katikati Harbours. The soil is good and extremely well watered by numerous lakes and small streams. The Island has also one or two deep* water landing places. Terms very liberal. y overs of r^ ood mEA SHOULD TEY S\)9 Jb RENCH'S ROYAL TEA MART, ■ RARANGAHAPE-ROAD, NEWTON. TEAS, 2s, 2s 4d, 2s Bd, 2s lOd, and 3s per lb. (SUBE TO PLEASE). CONGOU TEAS, Is 6d, Is Bd, and Is lOdperlb* (splendid value). GENERAL GROCERIES & PROVISIONS,. Best Qualities, Lowest Prices. 1923 TUST ARRIVED, PER SHIP " OXFORD," AND ON SALE at J. WILLIAMS', Karangahape-boad, Blankets, Carriage Rugs, Carpeting Matting, Hosiery, Clothing Waterproof Coats (very good) Hats and Shirts. (To be sold at most reasonable prices.) CIRCULATING LIBRARY. Teems 3s pee Quarter Inspection Invited. 1922 -|" T A C E V , WHOLESALE AND RETAIL MANUFACTURING CONFECTIONER, QUEEN - STREET, Auckland. 1921 Xjl R E N C H TAUGHT. - MONS. ALBIN VILLEVAL, FRENCH MASTER IN FOUR OF THE AUCKLAND LEADING SCHOOLS. Private Lessons at M. Villeval's residence, Leamingtoa House, Grey-streot. . - Arrangements made for Schools in Auckland : and ." Suburbs. '1929. A UCKLAND SOCIETY OF ARTS, The next EXHIBITION will be Opened in the Chobal. , Hall on Wednesday, 19th April. Full Particulars of Exhibits to be sent to the Secretary by 10th April. Works received on Saturday, 17th. JOSIAH MARTIN, 1809 . . . :: ?9%5eb..,,A