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Auckland Star, Volume XVIII, Issue 180, 3 August 1887, Page 8

Auctions. E. ARTHUR]., [J- *• BUDDLB TO-MORROW, at 11 o'clock. Karangahape-road. STOCK OF CABINETMAKERS ' Dissolution of Partnership. ART HQ R & BUDBLE Have been favoured with instructions from Messrs Henderson and Mclvor, who are dissolving partnership! to fell by public auction at their premises, X irungahape-road, on Thursday noxt.at 11 o ...locka.m. THEIR ENTIRE STOCK OF FURNITURE, consisting of PARLOUR Dl£ TNG-ROOM, BEDROOM AND KITCHKN RKQULSrrfcs ALL OF TUEIK OWN MArUFACTURK, AND OF THE BEST MATERIAL. Terras-Cash before delivery. K. AKTHUKO [J- F- BUDDLE. MONDAY, AUGUST 15, At Eleven a.m. VALUABLE FARM, KAIPARA. BY ORDIOR OF THE REGISTRAR OF THE SUPREME COURT. The undersigned bay« been favoured with instructions from the Registrar of the Supreme Court to sell by auction, tit Uicir Mart, Quoonstreet, on Monday. 15m day of August next at eleven o'clock a.m., THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE PROPERTIES :-- The Opu Fnriw, containing: 791 Acros. situate on the Arapiiua River, known as Klascfiolri'a Farm. 200 acres in grass, she rest valuable Hush Land, with excellent feed for cittle; a 1 fenced and subdivided, and is furnished with homestead, barns, sheds, &c.; soil limestone ami rich black loam. This is one of tlin mos 1 choice farms at the Kaipura, and its t Her for sale vircscnts an unusual opportunity for ob aihing a good farming property at a cheap rate. A' 80, Allotment No. 21. Parish of Whnkapirau, of the same River, containing SO acres. Easy terms can be made. : ' ARTHUR & BUDDLE, Salesmen and Auctioneers, h. AKTIIUU.I [J. I. 11VVULE. MONDAY, AUGUST 8. UNREDEEMED PLEDGES ! UNREDEEMED PLEDGES ! Gold and Silver Watches, Single Stone aixl Cluster Diamond Rings, Gold and Silver Chains, Necklets, Lockets, Rings, Brooches and Earrings-,. Pius, valuable Books, Clocks, Jr-olfa Silver Teapot, Saddles, Carpenters' Tools, Sextants, Quadrant. Silver Snutf-boxes, Family Bibles, Field Glasses, New Boots, Wolfskin Rug, Opera Cloak, 2 Solid Leather Portmanteaus, and 9 Suits New Clothes. ARTHUR & BUDDLE . Have received instructions frou) Mr D. Bloom, of the Newton Loan Oiuee, Woilostey.-'stre-1, to sell at their Mart, Queen-street, at li o'clock, mHE FOLLOWING UNREDEEMED JL PLEDGES :- -1886-Jan. 6, 3577, Clock; May 10, 4?55, Gold ■Ring; July 2, 4733, 1 Medals; 7, '47U3, Diamond Brooch and Earrings; 21, l'S6i\ Saddle: Sept. (i, 53t57, SHW v\ atch and Cltain: its,si;s7, Diaiuoiia Kintc; 27, 550\ SHG Watch and Chain; Oct. 2, 531(5, SHG »» atch ;4, 5500, SUFL Watch; 5551', U Scarf Ring; 5--Gl, G. Brooch; 5. 5507, Chain and Ring ; 63«8, O Ring ; 0, eS7U, SII.IL Watch ; 5>84, SHL Watch: Me*!, Ring; 7,50i9, fcJiiV Watch; 560G, W Ring an: Keeper; 11, 6014, Quadrant; 602 , OOFG W.atch: 10, 5021, Silver Teapot and Mustard; 6026, 2 G Lockets and Chain; 18, oGli, Inkstand, etc.; 19, U550, Gold Albert; 56j\ SHG atch; Sft), 5t>77, o Books, Fish Slice and Fork; oCSI, SHG Watch and ','ham; st>S4, Compass and Chain; 25, ii;.S9; G ■ling; 5690, Jeweller's Scales and Box ; 30, i)7'2J, oi of Cutlery; November I, 5733, SHG Watch 4nd Chain ; :<, 5743, Diamond Pin and Sleeve Links; 4, 6715. SOFL Watch and Chain; 5718, GoM Albert; 6, 5719, Gold Albert; (•, 672, Gold Brooch iind Locket; 8, 5771, SHL vv aU'h and Chain; 577;<, Gold Albert; 577c>, Gold Ring; 10, 57M, SOFG Watch; 57'J!, SOFG «atcfi and Chain ; H. 571)3, SHG Watch ; 57i)4, SHL Watch ; IS, .'■B2l, Kit Tools; IH, 5*115, three Vols. and Watch; 5850, Perambulator; 19, 5854. GHW AVaich; 20,5896, two Sextants; 27, SWOO, SIIW Watch and Chain; :!'J, SDU, Gold Chain ; 3-t, 5921, SHG Watch ; December 1, 5932, GHKL Watched two Pins; 6H35, Stiver Snuff Box; 3,5951, GOFL Wacch, Chain, and SirlL V\'ulch : 4, 5957, GHGL Watch: 5901. SilG Watch and Chain; b'XS, SHL Watch; 0,5!)ti9, SIIW v\ alch and Chain ; 7,5974, BL Gun; 5978,-Razors, Gold Watch, Locket, etc.: 5981. 2 S Snuif Boxes; 8, 5987, Ring; 5990, SHL Watch; 5994, SOFG Wutcli and Chain; 9,5998, Pin and Ring; 10, COOS, IlinjjVCO'iJ, SHL Watch and Chain; 13, 6010, Ring and Pin; 0017. Ring; GO US, Locket, Chain, nnrl Ring; 15, 603!!, 2 Rings; 17,' 3 Volumes; G052, HiiW Watch and Chain; IS, C 037, SHU Watch and Chain; 22, G076,3-stone Diamond Riiik; 23, 15001, SMO Watch; 21, GluO, Silver Spoons; Ulll, SHL Watch and Chain; 28, qi32, JJroochos, Eari'iiigß, etc.;. 29, iji-17. Floor Cramp ; liliio. Ring-; iJiUSI. MeduL uml ltiiitr; 1H67, Jiiu, 3, Gold Watch, Silver do., aim 2 Chains; 11, fcOKL VValcli; 13, Field Glasses, etc.; 1, 23, SOFL Watch; 2S. Brooch, Earrings, and Gold Watch find Cliuin; .•'. 31, Chirioiiette; S. 61, Diiimond Ring; li. 75, .bracelet; 77, SOFL Watch and Chain ; 12, 80, Locket and Sea! ; Uli, Brooch and Earrings; 97, Gold Locket i;nl Chain; 15. 97, Diamond Ring and Fin;. 17, 111, Sn W Watch : Hi, til IJj Watch auti Gold Chain ; 118, Gold lirooch; 21, ÜB, SHL' Vsatch; 191, Diamond Ring. CLOTHING. 188 >: August 26, GOil, Antimacasars ; Cciobcr 4, oIUO, Overcoat; Novenibiir 19, Bsoa, Rug and Masonic Apron ; U5.)7, Macintosh, &e.;.23, 138% Opera Cloak and 2 Fans ; December j, i 630, Trousers, Coat, and A'ent; 0, ILlki, Coat and Vest; 11, 0718, Overcoat; f,7^l, 2 Suit Shirts, &c; 13, Merino Dress;.in, 0710, Suit Clothes ; 21, 1-7^3,12 isejw Shirts ; (J7SG, Velvet and Satin ;&, CS23, Overcoat; OS:>U, Coat and Vest; i!l, 6St>3, Suit Clothes. 1687: January 6,36, Portmanteau ; 3 Suits ami Overcoat; li, 9d, Trousers and Vest; 15, 108, Bolt Shirting; 17, Hl>, Dress; 22. Ki(i, Sheet, Quilt, and Drebsea ; 21, 174, Sundry Pcs., t8 ; 175, Luce Curtain.s ; Febi'uary 2, iSB, Overcoat, &c. ; 7, Blanket, &c; 10. 323, Dresses; Jackets, &c; l!», 310, Suit Clothes; 20, liUii Dress; March 1, US, Overcoat; 3, 4io, I Pairs Boots, 12, SOl, Blankets, &c; 15.521 Coat and Vest,; ,9, 531, Portmanteau. 5 Suit 3 Clothes and Overcoat ; 21th, S'JO, Suit Clothes; 25, 595, 21 Shirts in bag; iiO2, o Pairs' Boots': i' 9, 622, I'nderelbihing ; ,\\ ri! 1. (ilO, 3. Overcoat, and about 200 Paroc a of Clean and Useful Clothing consisting of Men's and Youths] Suits. Overcoats, Shins,Fianrcls, Bla'ikcts, Rugs. Counterpanes, Shoots, Baby Cipi.uing, Ladies' Dreases, Dolmans, Jackets, Mew Boots, Shawls, and a Large Quantity ot Underclothing, &c. SATURDAY, AUGUST 6. TREES. TREES. ■ TREES.' . By Public Auction on Saturday, August 6. MR JAMES MASON, of the Parnell Nui'serios, having decidod to commenco his Annual Sales by Auction carli- r this season to enable Purchasers to plan t»with greater Safety, begs to in> ite attention of Ins Customers arid Country Settlers that the who c of his Splondid Stock of" Magnilicent Fruit, Ornamental, Forest, nn d■■• Shelter Trees, Ornamental Flowering Shrubs, etc ,will be sold without reserve, and delivered in Town, Railway Station, or Wharves free, comprising the following numbers :— 20,000 Apples, Pears, and Plums, 2-year-old 10,0 0 Shelter Trees 2,000 Oranges, 2,i,00 Lemons 5,0)0 Roses, I.OdO Camellias, 1,000 Azaleas ' 1,000 Rhododelulrona And a general collection of other' Flowering Shrubs and Pot Plants in.equally large numbers. Sale commences on the Ground at 1 ~.[ X-i o'clock sharp, h i; A. B. GRIFFITHS, Auctioneer. SATURDAY, AUGUST 13; TIMBER SALE ! TIMBER SALE ! BAIRD'S WHARF, OTAHUHU. The undersigned have received instructions to sell by auction at Baird's Wharf, Olahuhn, on Saturday, August lii, (jMkdl FEET GOOD SECONDI trft^iiFlF CLASS TIMBER, ' Comprising Scantling, Dressed and Undressed Boards ' Tcngued arid Grooved Boards, Shingles Hurdles, etc., etc . 6 Galvanised Iron Tanks.' ': . : I •■■ ' . ' • UG 'j Sale ait 11 o'clock sliarp. HUNTERTND NOLAN, Auctioneexa.