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Thames Star, Volume XII, Issue 3933, 6 August 1881, Page 3

TUESDAY AUGUST 16th. BY ORDER OF THR REGISTRAR OF THE SUPREME COURT. At 11 o'clock. } TTP- M . C A~P ENTER Will sell by Auction, at the Academy of Music, Brown street, Qrahametown, on TUESDAY, the 160 i day of August, at eleven o'clock in the Forenoon. All that PIECE OF LAND situate at Ohinemuri, containing 54 acres and 27 perches known by the name of Huruhuru No. 1. Also, ALL THAT PIECE OF LAND situate at Oliinenwri, containing 48 acres 3 roods and 1 porch, known by the name of Te 1 Puru-o-te rangi No. 2 Conditions of tale may be seen, and all 1 information respecting tho Property obtained s at the office of the Auctioneer. 2538 i POSTPONEMENT OF SALE 1 TO TUESDAY, AUGUST 16th. At 11 o'clock. IMPORTANT S*LE OF FREEHOLD F AND LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES, r —WAIHOU RIVER, HIKUTAIA, PARAWAI, HASTINGS, POKENO. TT^ M. CARPENTER Will Sell by Auction, under instructions from the Trustees in the Bankrupt Estate of Bobhbt Kelly, late of Hikutaia, at t^e Academy of Music, Grahamstown, on Tuesday, August 16th, 1881, at Eleren o'clock in the Forenoon, the following Valuable Properties : — rpHE Valuable Freehold parcel of Land L situate in close proximity to Waihoti River, known as Tauraatawahine No. 4, containing 60 acres. ; A most important Freehold Frontage Section on the Waihou River, known as Te Horo, containing 9a. Ik 17p. Freehold Section on Thames Hirer, Bear Hikutaia Crrek, known as Te Kaoa o Tahurangi No. 4, containing 27 acres, with the Three Leasehold Sections known as Te Koao 0 Tahurangi Nos. 2, 3 and 5, containing 27 acres each. The wholo fenced and in grass. The Lfasehold Section situate at Parawai, on the banks of t.he Kauarranga stream, containing 2 acre?, with well-built 8-roomtfd Dwelling Hoiue erected therfon, now occupied by Mr Kellv. Unexpired term, 10 years ; Ground Rent. One Shilling per annum. Freehold Section, Allotment No. 25, settlement of Maketu, near Drury, Parish of Opaheke, containing 5 acres. And, at the same time and place, under in structions from the Trustees in the Bankrupt Estate of R. M. Hawkbb, of Hastings Tapu, A FREEHOLD SECTIONS, Nos. 33, 34, ~k 35, and 36, Queen street. Hastings, Tapu. 3 FREEHOLD SECTIONS, Nos. 21, 22, and 23, township of Pokeno. He will also offer for Public Competition a I^REEHOLD Section of LAND adjoining the properties of Meesrs Hall and J. Hudson, Mountsea Road, Parawai, containing 12 acres, well Fenced, Watered, and laid down in Grass—Fine position for an Orchard. 2504 Notices JUST LANDED, 150 cases APPLES 150 Which will be Sold Remarkably Cheap. Garden Seeds! JUST RECEIVE D— EX HERO FHOM MELBOtJENB, A Splendid Sample of Seeds, consisting Turnip, Cabbage, Onion, Carrot, Reddish, Cauliflower, Peas, Bdans, &c, which will be sold at Auckland Prices. Also, ex Loongana, from Hobart—lso Cases of Superior Apples (both Eating and \ Cooking), consisting of Ripstones, Russets, Pearmuins, French Crub Stone Pippins, New York Pippins, Golden Harveys, Wellington Pippins, &c. Ex Albion, from Canterbury—Two Tom Lapstone Kidney Seed Potatoes. JAMES JeFFERY, FRUITERER & SEEDSMAN, BROWN STREET, 1812 Gbahamsxown. WHITEHEAD'S. i TXT INTER STOC K^| ; of MEN'^, WOMEN'S, AND CIIILDREN'^^| BOOTS, SHOES, AND SLIPPERS^B TS THE BEST, CHEAPEST, CHOICE^^H And most Exteneire in the Town. WHITEHEAD'S BOOTS FIT WELL! LOOK WELL \ AND WELL! '^^^^H n / BUY YOUR BOOTS, or have them made to Order, at M. WHITEHEADS, BOOTMAKER, : POLLEN STREET (Centbal). CORRECT TIME-KEEPERS. 1 i OLDENS 42s Silver Hunling Watch, ii. Guaranteed 2 years. At a very pleasant tea party, the conversa* tion turned on transmigration. A lady of exquisite beauty who was sipping McGtoWAV's best, turned to Mr • and asked what form he would prefer to inhabit, ? 9> b« diatoWed in 8i TIA madam.,