THIS EVENING, At six o'clook. JO. ARBUOKLE * has received instructions to sell by auction At his Rooms — M ,*• A large variety of first-class <v CLOTHING, DRAPERY, HOSIERY^ FANCY GOODS, & JEWELLERY, Comprising Men's, Youth's, and Boy's Suits, Trousers, Vests, &c, Dresspieces, Shawls, Flannels, Calicoes, Sheetings, Ladies', Gent's, Boy's, and * Girl's Boots, Shoes.' Slipped,' &c. ; . Gold and Silver Watches, Brooches, " Bracelets, Rings, Ear-rings, &c. ' ' , Also, 1 Pinaforte, by Eulenstein c (a really nrst-claaa instrument) And a lot of useful articles of Furniture and other Effects, removed to rooms for convenience of sale. Also, a lot of ready.mixed Paints in tins, &c, ftc. The abore is not a Bankrupt Stock, but all first-class goods of the present fashion. Encourage Local Industry and Keep your money in the district. FRIDAY, 20th JULY, 1883, At twelve o'clock noon, TO. ARBUOKLE * has received instructions from the Trustees, in the estate of the late Thomas Hinde to sell by public auction on the Premises, Greenbank Farm, near Lawrence, on he above date— The whole of that valuable freehold pro- , perty known as GREENBANK FARM, adjoining the town boundary of Lawrence, and comprised in Sections 28, 29, 31, 32 to 41, 46 to 54, 66 to 68, and 114, Block 1., ua peka East district, containing by admeasurement 359 acres 20 poles (more or less.) The above land is so well and favorably know that any comments on the part of the Auctioneer is quite superfluous. It is unrivalled in the Tuapeka district, and having been laid down in English grass and turnip crops for a number of years, it is now in grand condition for any description of cropping ; it is substantially fenced and subdivided into a number of convenient-sized paddocks. THE BUILDINGS Comprise a comfortable eight-roomed Dwellinghouse, with large Stables, Barns, Chaff bouse, Store • houses, Sheds, - v moke-house (for curing baoon), Men's Huts, and all neces' sary outbuildings for the proper working of a first-class farm. WAITAHUNA FAEM, Being Section 66, Block V., Section 17, Block VI., '1 uapeka East, and Section 29, Block VII. and Section 47 Block X., Waitahuna East, containing 336 acres of first-class agricultural land, of which 150 acres is at present under turnip-crop. One crop of oati has only been taken off a portion of the balance, so that it is infinitely superior to land that has been overcropped for a number of years and nearly worked out. STOCK. About 20 very useful Draught, Lightharness, and Saddle Horses, 1 firstclass Draught Entire, 1 Shorthorn Bull, 5 dairy Cows, Heifers, Steers, and Yearlings, 1000 mixed Sheep, 343 half-bred Ewes, 226 Lambs, 5 Pigs, and a .large nnmber of Fowls and Pigeons. AGEICULTUEAITIMPLEMENTS. Two-horse Power and Chaffcutter 1 Double-furrow Plough (Reid and Gray) 8 sets Iron Harrows 1 Hillside Plough 1 Cambridge Roller 1 Reaping Machine (Reid and Gray) 1 Turnip Driller 3 Swing Ploughs 1 Farm Dray 1 Tip Dray 1 Grain Crusher (Reid and Gray) 1 portable Forge and Smithy Tools Number of Hurdles 1 Spring Cart Alio, Spring-cart, Dray, Leading, and other Harness, and a large number of Farm Implements and Tools, too numerous to particularise. PEODUCE. 460 hags of Oats 1 stack Clover Hay 1 stack Wheat 1 stack Oaten Sheaves 3 stacks Straw, &c, &c. HOUSEHOLD FUENITUEE. The whole of the Household Furniture and Effects, consisting of Dining and other Tables, Chairs, Sofas, Sideboards, Couches, Rocking Chairs, Mahogany Bookcases, Wood and Iron Bedsteads, Bedding (comprising Feather Beds and Pillows, Blankets, Sheets, Counterpanes, Paillasses, <tc), Dressing Tables, Washstands< Mirrors, Crockery, Pictures, Books' Cooking and Dairy Utensils. Without Reserve.— Terms at Sale. The Auctioneer will be happy to show any intending purchasers over the properties. J. C. ARBUCKLE, Auctioneer. SATURDAY, 21st JULY, 1883, At three o'clock sharp. T O. ARBUOKL E * has received instructions to sell by auction at his Lawrence Sale Yards on the above date— 6 first-olass Draught Mares and Geldings 8 sets Harness, and 1 American Waggon (nearly new.) Also, — 5 grand Draught Horses 7 sets Harness 1 American Waggon 1 Road Dray. The above horses are all sound, staunch and good ages ; and there being a good opening for waggoners in this district, this will afford a good opportunity for a suitablehnan at once securing a profitable investment. For Positive Sale.