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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXIII, Issue 3058, 15 May 1867, Page 2

Public Auction Sales.

THIS DAY MODERN AND USEFUL FURNITURE. BY ORDER OP THE ASSIGNEE IN THE ESTATE OF C. MARKS. E. <fc H. ISAACS Have received instructions as above to sell by auction, on the premises of Mr. C. Marks, Hobsonstreet (opposite Mr. T. W. Doonin's, Grocer), on This Day (Wednesday), May 15, at 11 o'olook, THE FOLLOWING MODERN AND USEFUL GOOD FURNITURE : 1 First class Pianoforte and Stool, made expressly to order for own use Loo Tables and Cover, Sofas Chess Tables, Arm and Sitting Chairs Side Tables, Chiffoniere Glassware, Figures and Glass Shades 3 Graces, Bronze Statues Engravings and Paintings, Large Mirror Carpets and Hearthrugs (good) Plated Ware, Lamps Curtains and Poles, Venetian Blinds Gas Fittings, Fenders and Fireirons 50 volumes of Useful Books, amongst which are Letters of Nelson History of England (a splendid edition) St. James's Magazine Napoleon's Correspondence Chitty's Law Practice, &c, &o. Rocking Chairs, Oilcloth, Clocks Bedsteads and Bedding Toilet and Dressing Tables Arabian Bedstead and Feather Bed, also Bedding Iron Cots, Toilet Ware Kitchen Utensils, Filter Foot and Sponge Baths &c, Jtc,, &c.

The above Furniture being all of the best description, persons furnishing will do well to attend this Sale. Opposite Mr. Doonin's Grocery Establishment, Hobson-street. Terms : — Cash, THIS DAY. LEASE OF A VALUABLE PROPERTY IN HOBSON-STREET. E. & H. ISAACS Havereceived instructione from Mr. Hbnrt Vernon to sell, This Day (Wednesday), May Id, at 12 o'clock, onjihe premises, rpHAT Valuable Leasehold PROPERTY, 20 _L years to run, and that very Substantial and Comfortable DWELLING - HOUSE, with every convenience and large Garden, formerly occupied by James O'Neill, Esq, and now in the occupation of Charles Marks, with two newly-erected Shops adjoining, recently built, at the cost of £760 ; being part of Lot 14, Section 30. Tne Auctioneers beg to call the attention of city merchants and professional gentlemen to the above, on account of its delightful situation and clos proximity to the town.

THURSDAY, MAY 16. CLEARING OUT AT H. & A; SHERRARD'S, FORT • STREET. E. & H. ISAACS Have received instructions, from the Trustees of the above, to sell by auction, on Thursday, May 16, at 11 o'clock, THE FOLLOWINGGOODS, WITHOUT RESERVE, TO CLOSE UP THE ESTATE! Avery's Weighing Machines, scwt. and lOcwt. Circular Saws-, various sizes Iron Pots, Brushware, Fishing Lines Knife Sharpeners, Fish Hooks, Cash Boxes Fancy and Plated Jewellery Combs, Fancy Goods &c, &c, &c. And, On acoount of H. Probert, defaulter in clearing his goods : Chimneyglasses, Brushware, and Tea Trays. Likewise, at the risk of Mr. MukrAY ; Bridles and Horse Brushes. Also, FOURTEEN CASES HARDWARE, Just Landed, Comprising Bass Brooms, Tinned Tacks Rope Mats, Japan Tea Trays Coffin Furniture, Iron Spoons Clothes-lines Knives and Forks Tin Tea and Coffee Pots Brass, Tin, and Japan Candlesticks Smoothing and Jack Planes, Taps Handsaws, Hammers, Turnscrews Chisels, Files, Braces and Bits Bradawls, Gimblets, Spokeshaves Ice,, &c, 9cc,

THIS DAY. THE DRURY MARKET. WM. HUNTER <fc CO. Will hold their regular sale of DAIRY AND STORE STOCK, SHEEP and PIGS, This Day (Wednesday), 15th instant, at one o'clock, I THURSDAY, MAY 16. WAIUKC QUARTERLY SALE. WM. HUNTER & CO. Will hold their quarterly sale of CATTLE, SHEEP, AND PIGS, at Mr. Campbells Yards, Waiuku, on Thursday, the 16th May, at one o'clock.

REMOVAL. WM. HUNTER & CO. BEG to announce to their country friends and others that they have REMOVED their Business from Durham-street to Mr. HARDINGTON'S BAZAAR YARDS. May 8, 1867. NOTICE. W"ITH reference to the announcement by Wlf. „ . , Hunter akd Co., that they have removed their business from Durham-street to the Bazaar Yards, the undersigned beg to state that the present IJirm of Wit Httnteb and Co. never had a business in Durham-street to remove. The long-established sales at the Durham-street Yards are now conducted by GEORGE DUNNET & 00,