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Thames Star, Volume XIV, Issue 4592, 22 September 1883, Page 3

SALE BY AUCTION. WEDNESDAY, 26th inst., at 11 o'clock. On the Premises of Mr W. Gbjbble, Pollen street. STOCK-IN-TEADE OF A GBOCEEY AND FANCY GOODS STOKE, i IMPORTANT AND UNEESKEVED | SALE OF TEAS, SUGARS, GROj CEEY, CROCKERY, AND FANCY GOODS. ■p c. McGregor Will sell by Public Auction, at the premises, Pollen street, on the above date, The whole of Mr Gbibbie'b New and wellassorted STOCK; alao .1 WEIGHINGMACHINE (nearly new) Counter, Scales and Weights, Shop Sins, Oannisterß, Hams and Bacon, Cheese, Iron Safe. Handsouo REVOLVER (in case), Ornaments, Sundries. 2 SPRING CARTS. 1 SET HARNESS. 2 HORSES (good in harness). 1 Well-bred Light Harness MARS (heavy in foal), and other Goods too numerous to particularise. D. B. GELLION.] [JAS. CBAIG, JNE. ■ FRIDAY, 12th OCTOBER. IMPORTANT SALE BY AUCTION AT THE PUBLIC HALL, TE AHOHA. WAIOEONGOMAI TOWNSHIP. ■pv E, GELL 10 N & CO. Have received instructions to sell, on above date, Part of Section N0.13, High School Endowment, in suitable allotments, fur a term of 19 years at a peppercorn or nominal ground rent. The position is unrivalled; convenient to the main road, tramway, mines, and adjoining the present goldfields township. This Bale offers an opportunity seldom met with to investors and others to Becure Business or Residence sites in this rising and most prominent inland town. Full particulars and plans, obtainable from the Auctioneers. , Notices FOR IMMEDIATE SALE. LEAVING FOR ENGLAND. VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY AT PARAWAI. FOR SALE, in consequence of the owner leaving for England, that pleasantly situated Property $at Parawai, now in the occupation of Mr J. Hoiibs. It comprises 2 acres of exceedingly Rich and Fertile Land, a portion of which is planted with 280 of the choicest Fruit Trees procurable in the province, and a magnificent lot of Strawberry Plants. The House contains 5 comfortable rooms, and the necessary Out-houses, Piggeries, &c, &c. The Stock of Groceries, &c, in the Shop are also on sale at a valuation. This is a splendid opportunity for a man with a small capital to purchase a really valuable and comfortable Homestead, from which a good living is to be made. Apply on the premises to — Mr Jonathan Hoiles, or MrW.I. Wakbham, , Albert street. Leaving the Thames ! GREAT SALE , - • . '.\ ■ OF .<■■.:■■■ ■ , Over £2,000 WORTH of Furniture, Crockery, Glass, and China Ware, &c, &c, &c, J. BROWNE BEGS to inform the inhabitants of the . Thames and surrounding Districts, especially Country Set/tiers, that he has decided to leave the Thames, and has already let his Premises for the remainder of his lease. . - 1 In consequence of this it is necessary that his LARGE and VALUABLE STOCK of FURNITURE, comprising— Couches and Chairs in Hair Cloth and Damask; Round and Square Tables; Chests of Drawers, Bedsteads, both Wood and Iron, and in all sizes—from a Child's Cot to Full-size Half-Tester; Cheffoniers; Wash Stands; Toilet Tables; Toilet Glasses of all kinds—Oval, Arch Top, and superior ones with Marble Slabs; Carpels, Matting, and Oil-cloths; Cutlery and Plated Were; Holloware of erery description ; Fancy and other Toilet Sets; Vases ; Glassware of superior quality ; Crockery ; China and Fancy Tea Sets; Palliasses and Flax Mattresses; Kapok, Feather, and Hair Beds; Pillows and Bolsters; Fenders and Fire Irons; Garden Tools; Shovels, Sit., &c, Should be REALISED ON at ONCE, and to enable him to do so he will Hold a GREAT CHEAP CLEARING-OUT SALE of the Whole of his Stock as above, commencing Forthwith, and to continue for TWO MONTHS, by which time he must clear out all the Stock in order to give possession to the incoming tenants, Messrs Meabs & Co. All Goods will be SOLD at and UNDER COST PRICE To effect a Clearance, so this Sale will offer great inducements to those about to Furnish, and others requiring additional Goods. . ■ ■ JAMES BKOWNE, KAJttAKA BRIDGE, , 2053 Pollen Street. MEMORANDAB and LETTER HEADINGS, in a style unsurpassed, at the Evening Star Office. Thb difference between a Gent and a Gentle' man .-—The Gent turns up what he has for a nose and says, Oh, Ah. The Gentleman walk* into MoGowan'b and says, Mao give me a. pound of Tba, send for order •my w«#k