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Auckland Star, Volume XVIII, Issue 279, 26 November 1887, Page 8

Auctions. B ARTaOal [ J - F - BUDDIJB WEDNESDAY NEXT, NOVEMBER 30, At Eleven o'clock, ARTHUR & BUDDLE" Will sell by auction at their Mart, Queen-street, on Wednesday next, under instructions from S. A.i Asher, of Melbourne Loan Othce, AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES. 1887-Feb-ruary : 9368, Black Suit, Light Tweed Coat, and Watch: 9448, Silk Skirt; 9488, Serge Coat; 8977, Baby's Cloak and Baby's Robe:'92s9, Latnbewool Singlets; 9316, Sheet, Tablel Cloth, eta. ., 9056, Quilt, Sheet, and Dress; 9016, C0at;,8864, Merino Dress; 8973, Dreee;'B3s4, five Pieces Underclothing, two Double Sheota; 8932, piece Wincey; 9353, Drtfcs, three pieces Underclothing, and Pillow Slips} 9235; Coat and Vest. January, 8824, Tweed Coat and Vest; 8686, Cloak and Jacket, 8716, Coat. March.9, 6063, Quilts; 9630, Gents' Suit and Boy's Su^L 93 ® 9 : Lot Sundry Clothing; 9814, Largo Dotible Quitt, 9854, Tweed Coat and Vest; 9626, Dree» and Skitti 0636, Three Pair Men's Drawers; 6936, superior Macintosh Overcoat. April 2, o Jrksobb Clothing; 9965, French Merino and Velvet; 611, 16 Pair iJoya' Boot Uppers (assorted sizes); 96, 3 Shirts and Girls' Dress; 6683, Dress. May, 6517, Tweed Ulster; 6688, Remnant Cloth; 6808, Pair Velvet Panta and Lot Lining; 6807, Blue Cloth TroUSet's and Vest; 6788, Largo Quilt; 6768, Black Silk Dolman; 6729, 14 yds. Dress Piece and Lining; 6955, Trousers and Vest; 6984, 2 Twill Sheets; 6968, 2 Quilte; 8098, Felt Dressing Gown; 8100, Silk Dress (pale blue) and 2 Silk Dusters; 8196, Blunket and Sheets; 9874, Silk Alpacca Dress, and about 300 Lote clean and good Clotning, Table Lmen, Rugs, Bankets, Lot Calf SKirts,Lot Leather, &c->&?. 1886—September 9: 4679, Pair Gold Earrings. 1887-January: 6369, Two Silver Chains; 6416, Silverßruojlet; 6523, Spade Guinea feet; 6570, Watch and Gold Ring; 6577, Gold Mounted Quartz Brooch and Pair Gold Earrings; 6601, SHPL Watch. 6292, OFSGP Watch ; 6709. OF Gold Watch and Silver Albert; 6710. Silver Locket and Necklet, Two Silver Bracelets and Chain; 6719, OFEL Watch; 6726, Lady's SH Watch; 6733, Gold Brooch; 6740, SHEL Watch (Kotuerham) and Silver Chain; 6746, Gold Ring ; 6752, Silver Locket; 6773 Gold Ring, btold Locket. March: 6765, Gold Hunting Watch and Gold Albert; 6817, Gold Hunting Watch; 6839, Greenstone Brooch and Earrings, (GOM Mounted); 6864, SHEL (Russell); 6866, SHEL watch : 6895, Gold Ring (Largo Pearl). April: 6957. SH Chronograph Watch and Gold Albert and Gold Locket; 6959, Goid Ring; 6970, Massive Silver Necklet and Locket; 6982, dHEL Watch (Bennett). Gold Albert Quartz Pondent and Greenstone Pendent: 6991. Silver B ••icelet and Silver Necklet and Locket; 7000, lady's Silver Albert; 7006, Gent's Heavy 18 carat Gold Ring and Single Stone Diamond Ring; 7039, OFSEL Watch; May: 7052, SHEL Watch (Rothorham); 7055, Gold Ring; April:_7llß. <*old Albert; 7123, Diamond Keeper; 7134,5H Watch and Silver Chain; 9476, Watch, Chain and Seal; 9479.5H Waltham Watch; 9501, Gold OF Watch; 9513 Lady's Superior 18 carat French Geneva Watch. 1885—December29: 1045: Meerschaum Pipe; 6094, 2 Razors and Case. 1886—September: 6525, Concert Flute. 1887 - 6550. Telescope; March: 6900, Revolver; April: 7085, Valuable Meerschaum Pipe; April 5: 6779. Mahogany Desk; March : 6822, Camera and Case; May: 7043 largo Microscope and Mahogany 7187 Silver-plated Vegetable Dish; Platedware. Flutes, Telescopes, Camera, Theodolite and Stand, &c.. &c, &c _____ SAMUEL VAILE.] [JOHX DOOGLAS. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, At Two p.m. sharp. BY ORDER OF THE OF THE SUPREME COURT. VAILE & DOUGLAS • Will sell by auction, at their Land Sale Rooms, Shortland-street, PART OF LOT 11, Allotment 30 of Section 8, City of Auckland, having a frontage to Vermont-street of 32 feet by a depth of 297 feot, with a width at the back of 110 feet, together with tho large and substantial Dwelling House and Outbuildings thereon erected. Also, ! > ..<■■ , ■. ■■ r BY ORDER ASSIGNEE. IN THE ESTATE OF MR. H. WHITE. The large, substantial, and. elegantly-finished Residence in Park Avenue, lately to the occupation of H. C. Tewsley. Esq. Also, The Commodious 11-roomed Dwelling House, with nearly 10 acres of land, all in first-class order and condition, situated within a very short distance of the Morningside Station. Also, ' BY ORDER OF THE OWNER, Houses and Allotments in Eden Vale Road, Mount Eden. Orders to view from the Auctioneers.. VAILE & DOUGLAS, : Land and Estate Auctioneers, Shortland Street. _^^ AT AN EARLY DATE. t£\A PACKAGES JAPANESE XUtr goods "I A/I PACKAGES J APANESE XV'ab goods CHINA WARE, LACQUERWARE, \ EMBROIDERED GOODS, . BRONZES, .Etc.,. Etc., ......Etc. ~,:„, ,^..- E. & A." ISAAC S, Auctioneers. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, At 2 o'clock. ; YjrooL, •^yoQL. G. W. BINNEYAND SONS Will hold their First Wool Sale qf the season at their Mart, Corn Exchange, Fort-street, on Wednesday, November 30, at 2 p.m., 500 . B __* L B a G. W. BINNEY AND SONS. . FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2, At 12 o'Clock. CARRIAGES OF FIRST-CLASS LOCAL , MANUFACTURE, BUGGIES, PHAETONS, DOGCARTS, Etc., Etc., Etc. B. TONKS & CO. Have received instructions from Messrs W, and E. Basten -to sell a portion of their surplus Btook on Friday, December 2, at 12 o'clook :— TROUBLE AND SINGLE BUGGIES Open and Hooded Ladies' Phaetons Four and Pair-wheel Dogcarts Etc, Etc., Etc. These Vehicles are second to none in New Zealand for workmanship, style, and durability, being manufactured with the greatest caro and of the highest class materials only. Sale is imperative, as room is absolutely necessary for other stock coming forward; HIDES, SHEEPSKINS, For Sale at Durham Yards, every Tuesday, at , ■•■;■■ ■■ ; - '9.30 a.m. \ ■ , , () _•.) :■■ ,