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Auctions. R. WILED? A CO. EOLLESTON TOWNSHIP. BOLLESTON TOWNSHIP. EOLLESTON TOWNSHIP. TO STOREKEEPERS, SPECULATOBB, AND OTHEES. MESSRS. ROBERT WILKIN & GO. have received instructions from Messrs Banger and Gundry to ! OFFER POB SATYR, AT THB NEW ZEALAND WOOL STORES, HEREFORD STREET, At 12 o'clock, ALL THE UNSOLD SECTIONS In the above Rising Township. For further particulars, apply to 6-9 516 THE AUCTIONEERS. TUESDAY, 15th JUNE. UNRESEBVED~CLEARING SALE OP HOBSES AND AGBICULTUBAL IMPLEMENTS AT CHEBTSEY.

ROBERT WILKIN & CO. have received instructions from Mr W. Leslie, to SELL BY AUCTION, Without any reserve, At the CHERT3EY BAIL WAT STATION, (Where the Stock and Implements have been removed for convenience of sale) At 12 o'clock sharp, -f BAY GELDING, Pake -f BAY GELDING, Farmer I BAT GELDING, Bob -i BAY GELDING, Punch I I BAT MARE, Polly I BAY MARE, Lilly -| PONY, Jack O DBAYS •| BBOADCAST SOWING MACHINE 2BEAPEBS and BINDERS (Oaborne's and McCormack's) O DOUBLE-FURROW PLOUGHS -i SINGLE-FURROW PLOUGH O SETS HARROWS O ROLLERS X SETS HARNESS "DLOUGH HARNESS "TOTATER TANKS 12-HORBE POWER CHAFF CUTTER, with intermediate gear QUANTITY Seconds WHEAT, OATS, BARLEY, &c, Ac, &c. The whole will be sold absolutely without any reserve. 6*ll 620 3. G. HAWiUSS. THIS X> A. Y. FRIDAY, "jUNE 11th. BOOKS. BOOKS. BOOKS. MR J. G. HAWKES is instructed by the Importer to SELL BT PUBLIC AUCTION, About 400 VOLUMES BOOKS, Many quite new and beautifully bound, , Comprising, WORKS OF HISTOKT, FICTION, TRAVELS, BIOGRAPHY, Ac, &c, Including, Complete set of Carlyle's works (37 vole.). Hugh Miller's works (6 rols.), set of Moxon's Poets, beautifully bound, silver gilt edges and rims, Thompson's Studies from Nature, containing twenty.fonr permanent photographs, very scarce, works by Dickens, Bolwer Lytton, Macaulay, Hallam, &c, &c. Also, THE LIBRARY OF A GENTLEMAN LEAVING CHRISTCHURCH, Comprising over 300 VOLUMES Very choice and well-selected, comprising, A lot of curions old works and all the modern and scientific works of recent publication. ▲Iμ, 4 pens pure-bred LIGHT BRAMAH FOWLS 6-8 Sale at 11 o'clock. 1498 MONDAY, JUNE 14. UNDER BILL OF SALE AND AGRICULTURAL LIEN. PATRICK MARTIN r. P. DAVES AND CO.

Ttyr ß J * G - HAWKES is instructed by the JxJL Trustees in the estate of P. Davea and '' SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the KIRWEE HOTEL. (Removed for Convenience of Sale.) Brown mate, Polly Bay horse, Prince Dark bay horse, Prince Light bay filly, about 2 yrs old Samuelson's reaper 2 single Hornsby's ploughs 2 sets harrows and 8 whippletrees lohaff cutter 2 iron tanks 1 Bet cart harness 2 88*8 leading, and 4 Bets plough chains 1 bridle 1 STACK OATS Sundries. 6-10 Sale at 12 o'clock. 566 > JAMES L. FLEMING. FRIDAY, JUNE 11th, 1880. FURNITURE, BOOTS, GROCERIES, &c, &c, &c. IUTR J. L. FLEMING will SELL BY JjlL auction, • I At his Booms, Hereford street, ' THIS DAY (FRIDAY), thb 11th INST., A large assortment of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE & EFFECTS, BOOTS, GROCERIES, Ac., &c., Consisting of Couches, chairs, tables, wood and iron bedsteads, palliasses, washstands and toilet tables, toilet glasses. An assortment of groceries and oilmen's stores. 30 pairs elastic-side boots. Electroplated crueta and teaspoons, table cutlery, watches And A lot of sundries. Also, 90 sacks chick wheat. Sale at 12 o'clock. 6.11 645 J. L. FLEMING, Auctioneer. CLIFFORD & CO. CENTRAL SALE YARDS. /CLIFFORD & CO. will carry on the business \_/ as heretofore at the Central Sale Yards, Cashel street, hoping they will be favored with a continuance of the custom of their old friends and the public. -Sabs of Furniture, Produce, &c., will be held EVERY SATURDAY, in the Front Room, Cashel street; and in the Yards—Poultry, Pigs, Cattle, and Horses. N.B.—Owing to the Dulnesa of Times and the Scarcity of Money, we have REDUCED the COMMISSION ONE-HALF, viz., Poultry, 5 per cent.; Pigs, 2} per cent. Cattle, and Horses 2? per cent, NO ENTRANCE FEE CHARGED. ACCOUNT »AT.ii!ft RENDERED pAWia DAY. Sale of Poultry, 12 noon; Pigs, 12.30; Fami> ture, &c., 1 o'clock. 12-13 2084