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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXIII, Issue 3019, 30 March 1867, Page 2

Public Auction Sales.

THIS DAY. O. ARTHUR <fc SON Will hold their usual sale at 12 o'clook noon : - "\ QA CASES ONIONS, POTATOES <G" 3 cases Hams . 10 kegs Mackerel 10 boxes Spice, Confectionery GhroundTGinger, Mustard 10 cases Kerosine, each 8 gallons «10 bags Coarse Salt Tea; Oatmeal, Vinegar Butter, Cheese 20 bags Flour, &c, Ac. Bay Water Household Furniture, new and secondhand: Mottled Kauri Loo Table, Mangle, Engravings, Ac, Ac? ' 2 Sewing Machines . Glassware-Tumblers, Glasses,, Water Bottles, Plates, Dishes, Butter. Dishes' ' • >, Poultry— Pair Spanish Fowls, Pair _ French Fowls ■ Ac,,. Ac, ' Ac : r ! . t• , ,' 1 ■ < ' ' - '

MONDAY, APRIL 1< ' , ; GRAFTON ROAD. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANO, ETC. C. ARTHUR & SON Have been favoured with instructions from Mr. F. Uthng (who is removing to the country) to sell by auction, at his Residence, Graf ton Road, on Monday next, April 1, at 11 o'clock, a.m., HIS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANO, Ao., &0., - Ao.

TUESDAY, APRIL 2. \ CLEARING. OUT STOCK OF DRAPERY, CLOTHING, ETC. C. ARTHUR & SON \ Will sell by aution, at their Mart, Queen-street, on Tuesday next, the 2nd of April, 1867, at 11 o'clock, a.m , : THE REMAINS OF THE STOCK OF A DRAPER : Drapery, Clothing Ao., Ac, Ac

TUESDAY, APRIL 2. UNDER A BILL OF SALE! THE THAMES SAW-MILL. The'subsoriber has been favoured with instructions to sell by auction, at the Stores of Eaton and Dbwolp, Queen-street, on Tuesday, April 2 1867, at 11 o'clock, ALL THE VALUABLE PROPERTY of the Thames' Saw-mill Company, situated on the Waikamu I Creek, Frith of Thames— a STEAM SAW MILL in full working order, together with all the PLANT, STOCK, BUILDINGS, DAMS, BOOMS, TOOLS, &c., appertaining thereto ; Leases of Land for cutting timber ; Logs at Mill, 200,000 feet ; Logs in Bußh, Felled and Cross-cut, 700,000 feet ; and everything in readiness for the full working of the Mill. Terms at sxle. The auctioneer would beg to call the attention of buyers to this valuable Property, as the sale will be positive. Further particulars can be obtained on application at the office of Messrs. Eaton and Dewolf. L. W. EATON, AUCTIONEER

FOR SALE OR LEASE, WITH OR WITHOUT A PURCHASING CLAUSE, rriHOSE WELL-KNOWN and COMMODIOUS PREMISES in Shortlaud-utreet, known as the CITY CLUB, in the occupation of Mr. E. G. Steers, doing a good paying business. To a person competent to conduct a first-class Restaurant and Bar business, a better opportunity is rarely to be met with; and Mr. Stebrs, being desirous to leave the colony, will dispose of his entire stock of Wines, Spirits, Furniture, dec, on easy terms. For further information, apply to E. G. STEERS, On the premises ; Or to D. GRAHAM & CO., , , . Vulqan-lane. Maroh 27, 1867.

WAIMATE, BAY OF ISLANDS. FOR SALE, a HOUSE, of Seven Rooms, situated at above-mentioned place. There are Twelve Acres of Ground with it, fenced and in grass ; a good stream of Water forms one of the boundaries. Would be w«ll adapted for an Inn. Inquire of E. FAIBBFRN, Parnell.

FO R S ALE, A C\C\ ACRES of good, valuable, open LAND TCv/V/ situate on, and haying aa extensile frontage to| the WAITARA RIVER, in the Pro!vince of Taranaki, and within THREE MILES of - the NEW WAITARA TOWNSHIP., i If required, half of the purchase-money may remain on security of the property. ' " j Apply to * A. STANDISH, Solicitor, Taranaki. New Plymouth, March 13, 1867. JAMES F. MoKENZIE A CO., COFFEE and SPICE MERCHANTS, Manufacturers of Oatmeal and Chioory, Rice Dressers and General Millers, 3, Queen-street, MELBOURNE, Ship their well-known superior COFFEES, manufactured in ,bv»cl, under thef supervision of ,h.er Majesty's Cqa-, rtomi, unaffected' by the Tiotorian duty, and on the most advantageor>« terms. ; P^ppersr Spioes, Ac, at the lowest rates.' JSxport Trade Ciroular forwarded onapplioatioß. j