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Auckland Star, Volume XXI, Issue 35, 12 February 1890, Page 1

To feet. TO LET, Handsome Suite of Rooms, furnished or unfurnished; view unrivalled.— Apply_STAß_OfflC2r TO be Let in Grafton Road, a suDerior Residence of nine rooms, at 17s 6d per week.—Ewington and Baker, Quqen-street. O LET, Five-roomerl Cottage, good Cooking Range. City Water; near Ciicket Ground.—P. Moore, Boot and Shoe Kmporium. Karangahape ROr:d. TO LET, Norfolk-street, Ponsonby, 4room Cottage, wash-house, stable, cartshed, and hop beer factory; rent, Bs.—Mr Nixon, Grocer. TO LET, 2 nice 5-roomed Houses, in Napier-street. Gas and city water. Rent low.—T. Ussher, Stichbury's Buildings, Queen- , street. , TO LET (cheap),or for Sale on easy terms, as the owner is removing to Onehunga. the Fouse. Buildings, and Land known as Davis's Glue Works, New Lynn..— Apply -for particulars on premises, or "at Glue Works, Onehunga. . '■ FURNISHED HOUSE or Furnished Rooms to Let at North Shore, near wharf. Terms very moderate.—Apply Star Office. SHOP to Let, suitable as branch for butcher, boot or drapery business; opposite Grafton Road Bridge, Symonds-street. For Sale. FOR SALE, well-mark6d St. Bernard Pups, from pure-bred imported stock. Good pedigree.—Apply at once, Stak Office. B^OETSALETa Hand"y~Flax Mill (close to JP town), with plenty of jrreen flax. A splendid oj^ening.—Apply at Star Office. TT7IOR SALE as a Going: Concern, a Corn JU Crushing and Spice Grinding Business, with a good Wholesale and Retail Coal and Firewond Business attached, yatisfactory reasons given for Rolling.—For particulars, apply to Boo^h and Ward, Customs-street West. FOR SALE, compact;, Fruit and Poultry Farm. Waitakerei Ranges. Two hours' drive to Auckland, by good road. All in grass, and 6 acres orchard, half full bearing. Soil first-cJass; extensive buildings. A bargain, £450,e>isy terms.—lnformation trom Mr Driver, opvosito'Mount Albert Parsonage. FOR SALE, that pretty Villa Residence in Anglesca-stri'et, containing 7 ro ;mp. including bathroom, with gas and water laid on; also, registered jfr.stHS and many other convenience . There is a lovely view of a lar^e portion of the citT. The yard i" asphalted ami drained. The allotment si x 119. Ire. only ; £350. Two-thirds of the. mone.v can lie at into- > rest.—Apply to W. Beaumont. Star Office. FOR SAL E BY TENDER. The Estate known as SYLVIA PARK, containing 470 acres Freehold and 243 acres Leasehold, all magnificent land, situated at Otahuhu, Auckland, together with the whole of the New Zealand Stud and Pedigree Stock Company's THOROUGHBRED STOCK, consisting of ENTIRES, MARES, and FO vLS, together with the WORKING PLANT. &c. The whole to be tendered for as a going concern. For full prrticulars apply to W. C. Yuille & Co., Melbourne; G. B. Lowe, Sydney; Pyne & Co.. Christchurch; or, New Zealand Stud Company, Auckland. Tenders will close on the 20th March next, at the business places of the above-named. The highest or any tender not neces arily accepted. HENRY WHITAKER, Secretary. WE aro selling1 a first - class Broken As-'sani Tea at Is 6d per lb.—John Earlo and Co., Direct Importers, 207, Queen-street. Lost and Found. 13EWARD—Lost, on Saturday last, a Jt\» Buck Handle Spring-back Knife, corkscrew and other instruments combined, between Greyhound Hotel an.i Nevvmarlcet.—Any one returning same to Samuel Burton, 'Bus Driver, will receive Reward. LOST, from the 4-ton yacht Manola, her Rudder; painted white with gold streak; finder rewarded.—Apply S£AR Offlc<\ LOST, between Surrey Hills and town, a Medal Brooch; silver star with gold centre ; owner's name on back.—Finder will be rewarded on leaving same at Star Otlice. LOST, a Small Lijrht Bay Pony Horse ; long tail, scratched on both sides of head by halter, brand not known.— A Substantial Reward will be paid to any person bringing the same to Mt. Eden Collegiate, Valley Road, STRAY E.D, from Laurie's paddock, Remuera. one 2-toothod Lincoln Ram, marked with slit in ear and ticket 164. Reward.—A. Buckland aud Sons. i^OUND, Gold Watch. Will be re- « turned to owner on giving description.— Wm. Dinnison, Newmarket. • Borough Notices. ■OOEOUGH OF PARNELL. TAKE NOTICE. The Valuation List for the Borough of Parnell District, for the year 1890-91, i 3 now open for inspection at the Borough Council Office, Manukau Road. All objections thereto must be left at the place of the sitting of the Assessment Court, viz., the said office, on or before the 15th day of February next, addressed to the Assessment Court; and a copy of every such objection must be lef r nt the said oflice not less than seven days bi fore thft nos.t sitting of the. said Court. Dated the ioth day of January. 1890. S. REYNOLDS, Town Clerk. '■THOROUGH OF DEVONPORT. TAKE NOTICE. The VALUATION LIST for tLe Borough of Devouport. for the year 1890 is now open for inspection at the Borough Office, Dovonport, All objections thereto must be left at the said ortice, addressed to the Assessment Court, on or he'ore the 15th of February next, and a copy of every such objection must be left at the office of the thorough not less than sevon days before tho next sitting of the said Court. J. DINSDALK, Borough Office, Town Clerk. Devonport. January 15th. 1890. BOROUGH OF ONEHUNGA. FENCING. Tenders will be received up to 7 p.m. onMON« ■ DAY, the 17th C February current, for the Jfrection of Dividing Fence* between the Recreation, Cemetery, and Riiif. Range Reserves, in accordance with spociiicaliou. JOHN GUO. HUTCHISON, Town Clerk. February 11,1890. Volunteer Notices. A UCKLAND NAVAL ARTILLERY. _______ The members of the Torpedo Corps are requested 1o meet at the Drill-shed THIS (Wednesday) EVENING. 12th, at 7.30 o'clock, for the purpose of Passing their Examination for Efficiency Badges in presence of Captain Falconer. HENRY PARKER, Commanding A.N.A. Educational. npUITION in Dancing—New Walbz, g Cotillion, etc. Afternoon and Evening Classes.—MlS- SCOTT, Nelson-street; or Foresters' Hall, Newton. T> E THOMAS BARNES, DECEASED. \u All Claims against the above Estate must be sent in, with full particulars, to the undersigned before the 17th February inst., otherwise they will not be recognised. All persons indebted to the said Estate are requested to make payment br the above d 'te to the undersigned. 3 JOHN A. BEALE, Solicitor to the Executors, '.firi dwwj abjav* M.arriß'B. i