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Auckland Star, Volume XXI, Issue 288, 6 December 1890, Page 8

SLAUGHTERHOUSE ACT, 1877. a mpputi-tn' the Bench of Magistrates under i» >Ut will ,De held at the Resident } J? Jf'gli'. &*. •»• Auckland, on MONDAY. *i E \ wV£k i\. ■at the hour of half-past ten December 15tu J.-3X, f h purpos £ of en . 3 f q n'n, nil Wk ions for Licenses for M "S&*-* JlU.b. the County of Kden - -j v\ stoney, r •*' *7j "erk of the Court. R.M. Court. Auckland, W mber6th ' 18S0 - -■■ X Mount Wellington Ranser.io. Mr Inder s property, l Red Bull. rrh. If not claimed and expenses paid, to i -j T ' b . December 22nd at 12 o'clock noou.-A- x l - iiuu =iiaw. Pound keeper. . I' WISH to return my Sincere Thank.. 1 *° Mrs J. B. Graham for her kindness to A. c - * and my family during my iUnesa.—a. j. i e.ej- , 501. , . * Auctions. J U. ARTHUn] LJ. T. BUDDLE, ~ Arthur's Mabt, established 1859. j TW-EXT WEEK'S SALES BY AVCTIOTH. | JL3I etc., as so Car arranged :— , f TUESDAY, 11 a.m., at the Mart. Agricultural Hall, City Market-Hairy Farm tarda ( and Orchard Produce, Sew ana ena » Potatoes, Onions, Vegetable?, Bacon. { Hams, Cheese. Fresh Butter, Cornell .< and Pastry Butter. Groceries, Tea, Biscuits, . Confectionery, Cordials, Fruit Of all kinds j in season. , ,■ 1 WEDNESDAY. 11 a.m.. Park Avenue.—At me • ttesidenco of Mrs X. Barnctt, Park Avenue, off Park Road, near Kyber Pass Her Superior Household Furniture and Effects, Walnut Case Fi.'ino, Handsomo Gilt fior Glass, Brussels Carpet. Rugs, Mahogany t-ide Board, Oil Paintings, Pictures, Plated. Ware, Tea and Ootfee Set. Toddy Kettle, Card Tray. Tea Urn. 8-day Timepiece, Liinen Tβ blecloihs. Glass und China, Clnvet c Jug, Fruit Service, Superior Iron ttoasteiuis, Wire-wove and Hair Mattroaieß, Mottled Kauri and other Duchessbultes, "Ware, Chests or Drawers, Patent Mangle, Seirintr Machine, Garden Pump, Cniius 5 (Girl's) Safidlc, Boy's Saddle, etc. THURSDAY. U a.m.. at, the Mart—\ aluable jVrccnoid Properties in villa sitos. froiuagee To the main road ami the beach at lia{te Tokapuna. By order of the trustees otthe ( late. 0. O. Davis and Ml- Chas. W iiliamsou, THURSDAY." 12.J0 a.m., at the Mart, mv mediately after the gale. General assortment Of Drapevj. vVinsey i J lush, Gingham, Dungaree, Print, Corsets, Under Clottiing, Hu«piT, Haberdasheri. I ivlens and Buys Cloth»E, Boots and shoes, FRiDA? 10°fc a.m., at the Mart, Market Day, auction market for the sale of Poultry.— 1 Birds Pig 3, Pork,flares, Babbits, Carnages, Implements. Dairy, Farm. Garden, and Orchard Products, Groceries, Fruit, etc. , Poultry. Piz, and Dead StooJc Department , in the western Wing of the Market, Albertstreet entrance, pure air-light apace, trochlea, etc., Departments. Agricultural Hall. cutrance from Queon - street, Wellesley- , street and City Marker. The lightod. and most convenient sale j\ooia and Market in tho colonies. ON SAL.X PItIVATKLY-Produce. Grain, Oars, Chaif, Hran. tuivrps. Butter. Cheese, rtacon. Hams. (Jrois*ries. Confectionery, < Fencing Wire, butter Ikogs and boxes), Ranges. Tank:), etc. ARTHUR & BUDDLE, Commissioii Salesmen and Auctioneers. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12. THE HAY.VLARKET. FOR SALE AT "THE* HAYMARKET on FRIDAY, 12th INST., AT 32 O'CLOCK, 4 SUPERIOR HEAVY DRAUGHT COLTS 2 Superior Medium Draught Colts 1 Three-q jarter Bred Colt by Billingsgate. The abov»; bred by Ml-Robert Hail, and can Do conliaently recommended by the Auctioneer. ALFJKEDBUCKLAND & SONS. ' TUESDAY, DECEMiVER"I6. POKENO, UNRESERVED CLEARING-OUT SALE AT THE HOMESTEAD OF MR RICHAiU) HOBBS. The undersigned have received, instructions from Mr Richurd Hobbs (who lad sold hiu farm) to cell, without- rorcrve, on Tuesday, if °D El' D STOCK, 1 j£j as follows :— Shaft Horse Derby, eight years old, 17 hands, and up to any trial i Thorough bred four-year-old Chestnut Pony F!y Three-year-ojd Horsn C neuter, broken ' to saddle, and will uiake a 11 no buggy or hansom horse A three-year-old Draught Gelding by • Young lSmperor A Chestnut Gelding, r.sing three ycara: -will make a good sijrinjj-cart or bugfiry horse , Bay Gelding, rising three years; will also make a good harness horse Draught Gelding by Roderick Dliv, rising two years I Yearling f illy 1 Yearling Geldirff ...... JJicroughbrod Maro Daisy, with foal at £00t; perfect lady's hack ■rjiv \ r arc Nellie, with foal at foot Biv Mai« Stella, with foal at foot SraiiEbt jtfaro Dolly, four years, with foal at to&t- by Carbineer, and stinted to Koaericll Dhu N.B.- All Hit marcs have been stinted tolioderick Dhu 3 Milking Cows 10 Calves 20 Yearling 3 10 ATufeW White Yorkshire Sow, 18 months old 2 Porkers, lfc vioutns oiu. 10 Fowls, luost'y purebred Dorkings and Andiilusiane 6 A U four-seatod Buggy, in good order, with A Spring-cart, with spring seat and harness 25 tonsOttten Sheaves, cut on the green side Cart and Plougn Harness cSffianßkifff'in^ooaorder, witl.sculls and rowlocks; will hold four people Spring Plough, by Wallace with spare coulter, sKeith, and wrought-irou share Potato Grubber Iron Harrows Light American Horse Bako Combined Buckeye Mower and Reaper Turnip Slicer 1 ChafFcutter • Puriri Roller ' ... , , Wooden Trough, for scalding pigs and curing bacon Zinc Bath. Iron Pump 2 Cnnvas Tarpaulins, 20 x2O 4 Laddpys- fair Steps • Say Forks. Spades and Shovels Draining" Spade, Four-prong Forte 2 Crosscut Saws, Vice, and other tools A Combined Garden Drill, Hoe ftna Plough Picks. Wedges, and Fern Hook 3; - Klock and Tackle, and Ropes Scythea and Stone Fencing Wire Churn and Butter Tub Good ButteT-worker (patenO Milk Dishes and Butter Kegs Flower Pots White Zinc Painfc Linseed and Castor Oil, Kerosene ana Turps c Varnishi Dryer?. Brushes, and Sundries LUNCHEON AT 11 O'CLOCK. . ALFRED BUCKLAND & SONS. W. S. COCHRANE] [JAS. DACRB MONDAY DECEMBER 22 37 ACRES LAND AND RESIDENCE, LAKE ROAD, TAKAPUNA. ALLOTMENT VICTORIA ROAD. ALLOTMENTS CHELTENHAM. The Subscribers will sell fey auction at their Rooms, Queen-street, on Monday, 22nd inst., at 12 o'clock, by order of the Executors in the Estate of William Davies, deceased. TAKAPUNA.— Lob 17 of Section I. containing 37 acres good land, having a large frontage to the Lake Road and three other roads, all fenced in and partly cultivated, beaufully situated, has grand view; there is a comfortable bouse of 6 rooms and outbuildings, orchard, etc;; is nearly opposite the properties of Colonel Burton and Mr Bull. . VICTORIA ROAD. - Allotment 23. has 33 feet frontage by 125 feet deep, with etable erected thereon, a flret-rate buniaess site, close to tho Flagstaff Hotel. CHELTENHAM—Lots 29 and 30, have 60 feet frontage to William-street,, andlsofeet frontage to Cheltenham Place; a good villa site, being . close to main road and beach. '< SAMUEL COCHRANE AND SON, ' ] Auctioneers.