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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXII, Issue 2713, 28 March 1866, Page 2

Public Auction Sales. ] THIS DAY. PENROSE CAMP. CORRUGATED IRON STORE-HOUSES, STABLES, OFFICERS' AND MEN'S HUTS, EQUIPMENTS, ETC., ETC. RIDINGS & DOWDEN Have received instructions from J. O. Hamley, Esq., Barrack-master, to sell by auction, This Day (Wednesday), March 28, at 11 o'clock, at Penrose Camp, npHE ENTIRE RANGE OF BUILDINGS AT PENROSE CAMP, Consisting of STABLES: 5 Ranges of Stabling, entirely iron corrugated, about 200 feet in length by 16 feet wide, and 12 feet to pitch of roof, having spouting on six sides. To the Stables are attached eight pairs strongly-built Gates, Swinging Bars and Chains, &c, &0., &c. FORAGE STORE: Splendid Iron Building, about 100 feet by 30, 11 feet high, having four large Gateways, and built on solid framework. OFFICERS' HUTS. 3 Officers' Huts, each containing 3 rooms and verandah, covered with corrugated iron, rooms 13 feet by 10 feet. SOLDIERS' HUTS. 9 Soldiers' Huts, with Bunks, Shelving, Flooring, &c. 36£ feet long, by 18 feet wide, covered with corrugated iron, and having 10 windows in each hut. 2 Iron Cooking Houses Ventilated Bation Store Guard-room, iron roof. The Buildings will be put up in lots^ to suit purchasers, and will be sold as they now stand, with all the fixtures, interior fittings, and piles on which they are now erected, and are to be removed by and at the expense of the purchasers within twenty-one days from the day of sale. All lots not so removed will be handed over with the land to the proprietor at the termination of that period. The Buildings will be at the risk of the purchaser from the time of sale. Intending purchasers will be at liberty to inspect the buildings at any time previous to the day of sale, on application to Captain dv Moulin, or in his absence to the Quartermaster-Sergeant on the spot. The facility for removing the material, without loss, has been proved by the row of Stabling which has been lately taken down, and re-erected in Onehunga ; and the disposal of this property offers an excellent opportunity for settlers and others availing themselves of most valuable material for erecting any description of stores or buildings, at a reasonable expense. At the same time will be sold a quantity of Drays Carts Harness Bullock Chains, Yokes, &c. Riding Saddles Pack Saddles Bridles, Stock Whips, Neck Straps Heel Ropes, Horse Brushes and Combs Tools, of all descriptions Tool Chests Forge Carts New Iron, of all sizes Scantling and Boards And a variety of other Stores and Articles too numerous to mention. Terms :— Cash. An OMNIBUS will leave the Auction Mart of the Auctioneers at half-past nine o'clock sharp, for the conveyance of intending purchasers.

THURSDAY, MARCH 29. • STOCK-IN-TRADE OF A DEALER. RIDINGS & DOWDEN Have been instructed by Mr. C. Hedgcock (who is relinquishing business, to take charge of the Wesleyan School, High-street), to sell on the premises, Queen-street, opposite the old Courthouse, on Thursday next, 29th instant, at 11 o'clock, HIS REMAINING STOCK-IN-TRADE, consisting of Pickles Sauces Soda Stationery Scales Show Glasses Also, The Interest in the Lease of Premises and Fixtures.

THURSDAY, MARCH 29. MOUNT ALBERT. ftIDINGS & DOWDEN _ . Have been instructed to offer for sale To-morrow (Thursday), 29th instant, at 12 o'clock, A FARM OF FIVE ACRES AT MOUNT ALBERT. Terms at sale.