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Thames Star, Volume VIII, Issue 2870, 27 April 1878, Page 3

Auctions MONDAY, APitIL 29. At 11 o'clook. MAGNIFICENT FREEHOLD REBL DENC, AND SUPERIJJJ FIUINITURE. JOHN T~E V D O N lias received instructions from H. O. Gllijmpii (who is leaving the Thames) to sell His MAGNIFICENT FREEHOLD RKSIDSNCE, eiluate »fc the foot of Hupe Road, one of the best situated und most convenient R«sidenoes on the Thames, erected on a spleni did piece of Lund about 200 feet square, laid out in choice fruit and ornamental trees, with, splendid walks, the whole well fenced in j together with bis well kept stock of Furniture and Effects, consisting of a most beautiful Parlour Suite of Furniture in Dttmatk, Brussels Carpet, Consul 'J'uble, inlaid with native woods; Fenders and Firuirons, Oleographs in Gilt Frames, Curtain Poles, Rings, und Brackets j Statues and Brackets, Hrarthrugs and Mats, Passage Oilcloth, Marble Hall Table, Hat Rack (brass), Hall Lamp. Bedrooms—lron Bedsteads, Bedding, Carptts, Curtain Poles, Rings and Brackets, Pictures, Coffee Table, Washstand and Ware, Bath, Dressicg Table, Marble Stand, Mirror j a most beautiful Piano in Walnuts Historical Pictures, Linoleum Floor Cloth, Easy Chair, Mantelpiece Ornaments, Music Stool, Flower Stands, Sewing Machine, Fiutina, Sofa and Chairs, Table (turned legs), Table Cloth, Chandeliers, Matting, a magnificent Kitchen Range, almo.*t new, with S >uoepans and everything complete j Safe, Dresser, Kitchen Tools, Chairs, Crockery, Boilers, and a great many other articles of Furniture too numerous to particularise. N.B. —The Auctioneer wishes to draw the' attention of investors and others to one of the most beautiful Residences on the Thames. That this is one of those rare chances that but seldom occur in a man's lifetime, and to dilate on the merits and advantage! which this property affords would occupy too much space. The Auctioneer, therefore, simply invites an inspection of the beautiful Hpuse and Grounds previous to the Sale. 2411 Tenders TO CAEPENTERS, &c. ffIENDERS will be received by the underJL signed up till WEDNESDAY, May Ist, at noon, f, r the ERECTION of a BUILDING at Baillie St. Plans, &0., may be seen at my Office, Owen St. Robi. S McFabiakb, Architect. Thames, 24th April, 1878. ' 2412 Educational KAUAERANGA BOYS' SCHOOL. THE CLASSES for French, Latin, and Mathematics will be BKBUMED on MONDAY, April 29th, at 8.30 a.m. These Classes are open to pupils of either sex, who may not be attending the School. Candidates prepared for the Civil Service Examination and Open Scholarships. , For terms apply to Q.THtWMLL PHIXUFfI, 2397 . Head Master. Drapery TTTB HATE NOW ON VIEW A MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY OF NEW GOODS ro* AUTUMN and WINTER USE. HEATY SHIPMENTS OF, BLANKETS, FLANNELS, DAMASKS, SHEETINGS, AND CALICOES HAVING COME TO HAND WILL BE QUITTED AT PRICES THAT SHOULD SATISFY EVERYONE. CAPITAL VALUE AND GOOD ASSORTMENT OF WINCEYS, SERGES, CRIMEAN FLANNELS, PLAIDS AND BCOTCH PLAIDING. QUILTS IN SWANSDOWN, TOILET, MARCfiLLA, VICTORIA, AND ALHAMBRA. ULSTER WRAPPERS IN ALL SIZIS. EVERY ATTENTION HAB BEEN PAID TO THE CLOTHING DEPARTMENT. THE GOODS, BEING MANUFACTURED TO OUR OWN OBDER, ARE TURNED OUT IN SPLENDID CONDITION. sW THE LARGEST STOCK OF BOYS' AND YOUTHS' CLOTHING ON THE FIELD. { AN INSPECTION OF THE GOODS IN THE SHOW BOOM BESPECTFULLY INVITED. J. COSGRAVE & CO., OWKN STREET. 2351 {TANCY SHOWOABDS in vaiiouscol«p*s i aoeauaTed for design and execution, at the X«nnFa Bt'js Office.