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Auckland Star, Volume V, Issue 1208, 6 December 1873, Page 3

)[TO THE INHABITANTS OF PARNELL. T BEG- to call your attention to the -*- following words in an article in the _•<■*• ivg Star of.-' l, ta December: "Mr Frederick Ledger, whose n Wifes maiden name is made a pun of, and a birth in the family, held up as an object of ridicule, &c. I have to inform you that Mr Frederick Ledger's wife is in England. ******** * HTl( i ■„ such cir . cumstance we repudiate any such addition to our family circle. Fer self and other members of the family. EDWARD LEDGER, 3^ ___ Upholsterer, Parnell, near Catholic Church. I ■ . _ AUCKLAND & WAIKATO .RAILWAY. . npENEEES will be received until , •*•■ the 12th inst-., for the erection of Station- - housesahdßuildiiigsbotween Auckland-Hid Onehunga. Plans and Specillcations may be soon on application 1 at this office. JOHN BROGDEN & SONS, _ Barracks, Auckland. Decombor 4, 1573. > ' ' , I rTIENDERS required for Painting { J- Cottage. Fiill particulars or application to H. PARTINGTON, House and Land Agent, Queen-street. ! TO BUILDERS. ; mENDEES are requested for the JL Erection of a Gentleman's residence near.Mount Albert. To be delivered at my office before -1 p.m. on FRIDAY. 12th December. JAMES BABER. -Architect. «? '1r? 0R TAEANAKI, i^PmlW^ -*- NEI SON, PICTON, WEL■w|IS_g!<LILSrGTON, L\ TTELTON, AND *«^^^__s> POJRT CHAI-MFE3. The N.Z.SrS. s.s. Company's s.s. Taranaki E. Whbelep., Commander, from the Wharf,Onchunga, on MONDAY next, December S, at 11 a.m. For freight or presage apply to 1 i COMBES & DALDY, Auckland ; A. BABNES, Onehunga; Or, K. S. LEDGER, Grahamstown. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9. TRADE SALE OF SEASONABLE BOOTS AND SHOES. E. & H. ISAACS ARE instructed by the importers to submit to auction, at their Store, Fort street, on Tuesday, the 9th instant, at 11 o'clock, ; . 37 TRUNKBNEW & SEASONABLE GOODS, Comprising— Ladies', Girls', Maids,' and Children's Boot 3, in Kid, Cashmere, Lasting, Prunella, and other material Men's and Women's Slippers, &c, &c, &c. The Boots wiH be found to be a good and useful assortment, and worth the attention of the trade. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10. i ; ■ EXTENSIVE SALE i > OP i ■ FREEHOLD PROPERTY. BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES OF THE LATE MR. GUNDRY. _ FOUR ALLOTMENTS AND HOUSES, ELLIOTT-STREET; FOUR ALLOTMENTS AND HOUSES, ALBERT-STREET ; ONE HUNDRED ALLOTMENTS, NEWTON, KARANGAHAPE ROAD ; TWENTY-EIGHT ALLOTMENTS, HOBSON'S BAY, PARNELL, B. TONES & CO. aye been instructed by the Trustees of the late Mr. Gundry, to sell, on Wednesday, December 10, at 11 o'clock, ,•"'-,!, npHE ENTIRE OF THE VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTIES, Comprising: .. 4 Large Allotments adjoining Quick's Stables, in Elliott-street, on one of which is erected a comfortable Cottage. 4 Large Allotments in Albert-street, with good Sroomed Brick House and 6-roonied Wooden Cottage built on two of them. These properties, from their position in tlie centre of tlie city, only one block from Queen-street, and immediately opposite'tbe Market Reserve;'on which it is probable a Free Public Library and Provincial. Offices will shortly be erected, must command the attention of capitalists as a splendid investment. NEWTON, corner of Karangahape Road and Newton Road. This splendid property has been subdivided, and will be sold in about 100 Allotments. The situation is all that can be desired. ' Fresh air, pftre-water, and a magnificent view, unsurpassed.in the neighbourhood of the'eitj*. Working men and those engaged in business in the city will do • . -well to embrace this opportunity of purchasing a freehold home ; no such chance can ' again present itself possessing, the.advantages this does, close. to the city, and with every convenience >in the way. of omnibuses, churches, and schools. The Allotments are large, and the streets laid out of good width: HOBSON'S BAY, PARNELL—2B Allotments, nearly half an acre each. To those desirous of obtaining the healthful vigor which sea-air-and 'sea-bathing imparts,-and of escaping from the dust and noisome vapours of tlie city, the Auctioneers commend this.-sitea-Situated on a gentle eminence, the view 1. charming; the villas of our most opulent commercial men are scattered around. The surrounding hills shield it from the cold and wintry Southern winds, and omnibuses pass ing within a short distance afford an easy means of reaching the city at all hours. The Allotments are all pegged. Plans now ready, may be had from the Auctioneers, • or, Messrs. H. Ashton and Son, New Zealand Insur- . ance Buildings. Terms:—One-third cash, one-third by promissory i note at 12 months, and one-third by promissory note ; at 24 months, each bearing interest at the rate of eight i per centum per annum; or purchasers can pay cash at. ' on« and obtain, an immediate conveyance,.