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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XVII, Issue 48, 21 March 1890, Page 16

WEDNESDAY, 26th MARCH, 1890, At 2 o'clock. In the Estate of the late John Mulrooney. JAMES SAMSON AND CO. have been favored with instrnclions from Mrs Mulrooney to sell by auction, at their Rooms, Freehold and Leasehold Properties, Grocery Business and Goodwill. Lot I.— Lease of part of sections 43 and 44, block V., corner of Stafford and Melville streets, together with two-story brick building, containing store and 6 rooms, seven 2. 4, 5, 6, and 7- roomed cottages, with outhouses, let at rents ranging from four shillings to eight shillings per week. The lease has 11 years to run ; full valuation at end of term for all brick and stone buildings. Tne goodwill of the grocery business will be sold with the building ; stock and fittings at valuation. Lot 2. — Allotment 18, Eglinton, corner Neidpath road and Patrick street, containing 18*4 poles, together with 4-roomed verandah cottage, 2-atall stable, and outhouses thereon. Lot 3.— Allotment 21, block XIII., containing 10*2 poles, situated Argyle street, South Dunedin, with 4-roomed verandah cottage and outhouses thereon ; let to a god tenant at six shillings per week. The above is a good opportunity to iateniing purchasers, as the properties have to be sold for the purpose of winding up the estate. For full particulars apply to Messrs CALLAN AND GALLAWAY, Solicitors, Jetty street ; Or THE AUCTIONEERS. /CENTRAL TTOTEL PALMERSTON NORTH. MAURICE CRONIN, late of Wellington, has just taken ove the well-known Central Hotel, where he intends conducting business in First-class Style. The Best Accommodation provided for Patrons. The Liquors kept in stock are of the Best Brands. A Good Billiard Table. Night Porter specially engaged. MAURICE CRONIN ... ... Pbopeietob. ALL SAINTS' CONVENT, GREYMOUTH. YOUNG LADIES' BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOLS. THE COURSE OF EDUCATION comprises an ENGLISH EDUCATION fn all i's branches, Book-keeping, Algebra, Geometry the Usa of the Globes, Latin and French, Muse, Singirjg, Drawing Painting, Plain and Ornamental Needlework, and EVERY OTHER ACCOMPLISHMENT useful to the COMPLETE EDUCATION of a Young Lady. Pupils degiriDg it will be prepared for the Civil Service or Matriculation Examination by giving due notice at the beginning of the scholastic year. For Terms apply to the Convent. T\ARFIELD ART UNION The Rev. FATHER O'DONNELL begs to ackrowledge, with thanks. Blocks of Tickets in above Art Uniou and remittances as follows : — £sd £ s d Mrs Burke 1 0 0 Mrs O'Callaghan 2 0 0 MrJ. Fynn 1 O 0 Mr C^owley O 10 0 Mr P. M'Kenna 1 7 0 Miss K. Kelliher 2 0 0 Mr John Riordan 2 0 0 Mrs Burke 2 4 0 Mr John Resell 4 0 0 Mrs Shea 2 0 0 Mr Campbell 2 0 0 Mrs Powers 8 0 0 Mr Greer 0 4 0 Mr M'Govern 2 0 0 Mrs Anderson 1 2 0 Mr Jas. Gill 7 2 0 Mr P. Doyle 4 0 0 Mii Graham 12 0 Miss L. Speight O 8 0 Mr F. Mullics 1 1G 0 jn roDFequence of the very small number of blocks as yet relun ed, it has been reluctantly decided to postpone the drawing. It will, uowevpr, b° held immediately it can be done without entail irjg a loss. Huldcs of books can taa-ten on the drawing by pushing the eale of the ucke's and ieturning blocks and remittances at once. J. J, O'DONNELL.