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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXIV, Issue 3402, 11 June 1868, Page 2

FRIDAY, JUNE 12. MOTTLED KAURI AND RIMU FURNITURE, TABLE LINEN, mfWa DINNER. DESSERT, AND TEA SERVICES IN CHINA, VERY SUPERIOR QUALITY; KNIVES AND FORKS, PLATED WARE, PICTURES, ETC., ETC., ETC., AND PIANO. SAMXTEL COCHRANE & SON Will iell, at their Storei, on Friday, June 12tb, at 11 o'clock, A QUANTITY OF VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and EFFECTS, the property of a gentleman in the country, and removed for the convenience of Bale, consisting of, viz. — Mottled K»uri Book Case, Dining Table, Chest of Drawer*, Easy Chair, Rimu Chitfoniero; Child s Chair, full furnished ; 2 nets Curtains, Poles and Rings complete; Fender, Fire Irons, Coffee Urn, box of Books, and Good Kidderminster Carpet.!.**^ Also, Valuable Dinner Service, ,157 pieces; Splendid Chia* J>esserb Service, M pieces, wtquititety painted in drab and gold ; a handsome China Tea Service, complete, beautifully ornamented in emerald and goldT well worthy the attention of the ladies ; Child • Cot and Mattress, Iron Bedstead and Bedding, Knives and Forks (Rogers and Son's), Dinner and Dess«rtBpoons, Plated Cruets, Teapots, Sauce and Soup Ladles, FitA Knife and Fork j also, 3 sets of Martin's large Gilt-framed Engravings two m eacn ■et (one picture damaged)— Plains of HeaveD, the Gr«at Day of His Wrath, and Last Judgment. Also, A' massive (English-made .Spanish. Mahogany Sideboard, with' » great variety of 'Sundries. - i , ' ■ And «'" . One of John Broadwood and Son's Grand Triohord Pianofortes, in rich mahogany case, i i ° ' ' ' '' • Terms :— C»wb. , SAMUEL COCBGRANB, , , i AUCTIONEER.

FKIDaY, JUNE 12. WAI?ATO , F A EM S. ON FBIDAY, 80 ACRES WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION under very peculiar Circumat^nces. SAMUEL COCHHANE & SON, AUCTIONEER,?.

NOTICE. rpHE aaleg of ISLAND OF MOTTJIHI . (the I Bronerty' of the l*te John Graham, Esq.), WAIS?O FARMS, andFOLEY'S TOWNSHIP ALLOTMENTS will take place at the hour of ELEVEN O'CLOCK on MONDAY, June 15, at the L»nd Mart, FortBtreet, inrtead of 12 o'clock, aa advertised.^ • SAMUEL COOHBANE, AUCTIONEEB.

MONDASr,JUNE 15. SAMUEL .COCHKANE & SON Have been instructed to sell, without reserve, the following Valuable Properties; on Monday, the 15th June, at their Stores, Fort-street, at 11 o'clock, viz. : POLEY'S TOWNSH[P, OTAHUHTJ. LOTS Nos. 20 and 21 of Section No. 2of a subdivision into sections and lots of a Piece or Parcel of LAND said to contain 68 acres, being portion of an allotment or parcel of La'nA situate id the parish of Manurewa, in the county of , Eden, said to contain 2,507 acres, and granted to Mr. Thomaß Fairburn, which piece or parcel of Land has 132 feet frontage to Pratt-street, by a depth of 132 feet. Lots No*. 46 and 47 of Section No. 2 of the above subdivision, 184 feet 8 inches frontage to Niger- ' ■treefc, and 66 feet to the Tamaki Kiyer. PONSONBY ROAD. Lot 46 of Subdivision into lots of original Allotment No. 21 of Section No. Bof the Suburbs of Acteki land, 33 feet frontage to the Ponsonby Road by 100 feet deep. Lot 22 of above Subdivision, 33 feet frontage' to King-street by 100 feet deep. Lot 153, Richmond Road, 36 feet by 68 feet 6 inches, and two Allotments in Kapanga, No. 28 and 29, section 2, Paget's Road. ERURY. } Allotment No. 44 of Section No. 6, Village of Drury, Parish of Opabeke, 100 links to Creek-street, 102 links to Wharf-street, 340 links to Crossstreet, containing 1 rood 13 perches. i , ( Terms :~Cash. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneers. SA^HJEL COCHRANE, AUCTIONEER.

MONDAY, JUNEIp. i „ ISLAND OF MOTTJIHI. BY ORDER OF, THE MOBTGAGEE. > ■ i *' ' ' SAMUEL COOHRANE A SON" , Have been . favoured ,with , instructions to, sell by public auction, ,at their Land Matt, Fot't-street, on Monday, 15th June next, it'll o'clock/ THE "VALUABLE and IiPRQ^ PERTY well 'known as" Gbaham'^ Island, /and containing about 400 Acres; with thd'.largd "*toek of Game— herds of Deer, Partridges, Pheasants, and Quail. The buildings have been recently erected, »Dd h*re g6od .cottage conveniences, Pjisseisiou. imolftdi*t©. ,;, , • -'"! / . Subject' to the terms of «*Je and conditions of title 'to be' then and there declared. >i „ SAMUEL COCIIIIANE, j 7 m AUCTIONEER.

, ' MONDAY, JUNE 15. ',1 a i • I*. ' , ,' » ..... . jjj j VALUABLE WAIKATO FARM BETWEEN .HAMILTON AND CAMBRIDGE. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON " Will sell by public auction'," »t their .Land Mart, Fort-street, on Monday nexe, at 11 o'clock, ' w THAT VALUABLE BLOCK of LAND, on the Waikato River,' being Lots No. 128, 129, t3O, '181, 132, 133, in the PARISH of TB RAPIiT, I one of the best-situated farms on 4 tie jWaikato Eiver, near the new bridge.- The quality j«nd. ,»uper(prity of the soil,, its well-irrigated and undulating pofiition, induces the proprietor to requeet intend--ing purchasers to visit the property before, the a»y oi sale. Terms at th« Mart. . i ' ">/ _______ i ■ ' SAMUEL iCOCHBANE, ! i AUCIIO^EEB,