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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXV, Issue 3820, 16 November 1869, Page 2

Public Auction Sales.

THIS DAY.

SHARES tN THE SHOTOVER NO. /I AND MoISAAC'S GOLDMIN^iNG COMPANIES. / Y Ordßß OF the Sheriff.— l)4»»er Wbts of Fi. Fa. ephe^nbseribßr 1 ! bave received Instructions to •v sell at tho Mart, Fort-street, Thi« Day, .. l«th instant, at 11 o'clock, Tl 4\dk SHARES in the SHOTOVER JL\™ \V No. 1 Goldmining Company 300 Shares in Mclaaao's Goldmining Company. After which, SO Bbares General St. Ruth Geld« mining Company ' SAMUEL COOHRANE & SON, . AUCTIONEERS.

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 22. EXTENSIVE SALE. he subscribers have been favoured with iustructions from J. MENZIBS, Esq., to prepare for the sale of the whole of tho Household Furniture, Stock Fittings, Beer Engines, &c, &c., contained in THE CITY CLUB, SHORTLANDSTREET. nil particulars in a future Advertisement. SAMUEL COCHRANB & SON, AUCTIONEERS.

Tuesday, November 23. household property, pol-len-street, grahams. TOWN. The subscribers have received 1 instructions to sell, at the Land Mart, Fort-street, on Tuesday, 23rd instant, at 12 o'clock, r&pHOSE three TWO-STOREY HOUSES, 3- recently erected by Dr t FISOHEB, and situated in Pollen-street, Grabamstows, opposite the allotment selected for the new Cus-tom-house, and next to the offices of Messrs. Broad, Haughton, and Keddoll. About 17 years of the lease unexpired. They will be &*ld either separately or in one let. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON> AUCTION EIIRS.

YA.LUABLE IMPROVED FARM, AT PAPAKURA. Hhe Bubsuribera have been favoured with infctructions from W. H. Coblby, Esq. (who is leaving for England), to sell, at the Land Mart, Fort-street, on an earlj date, HIS FARM, of 166 acres, situated in the village of Papakura, at the junction of the Great South and Wairoa Roads j eiiced, ditched," and subdivided into five paddocks; 100 acres down in young grass, ime acre and a-half in a vegetable garden. On the property are a Farmhouse, new Gar<i»ner's Cottage, Stables, Stockyard, Outloiiaeva Stack of Oaten Hay, 2 Superior J'arm Horses, 'Plough, Harrows, Scarifiers, new Farming Implements, Hurdles, and 150 SAMUJEL COCtfRANE & SON. AUCTIONEERS.

THIS DAY. SALE AT TWELVE O'CLOCK. EXTENSIVE TRADE SALE OF [ lIENNESSY'S, MARTELL'3, AND BEEHIVE BRANDY, WHISKEY, GENEVA, OLD TOM, PORT, SHERRIES, MOSELLE, GINGER WINE, BITTERS, STOUT, , ETO. i LEWIS BROTHERS Have received instructions from the Exporters to sell by auotion Thli Day (Tuesday), at their Stores, Queen-street, at 12 o'clock, «?H~\ QR. -CASKS MARTELL'S PALE •**\J BRANDY - 20 qr. -casks Hennessy's Pale Brandy 20 qr.-casks Associated 10 hhds. Beehive Brandy 10 qr.-oasks C.N.P. Brandy 200 cases Hennesty's Brandy 70 cases Martell's 100 cases Beehive 100 cases Burnetts Old Tom 20 qr.-casks Dunville's Whiskey 6 qr.-oasks Jameson's Whiskey 170 cases Geneva (Key Brand) 10 hhds. Rum, 30 o.p. 10 qri- casks Rum 10 qi».-oasks Scotch Whiskey 15 qr.-casks Pale Sherry • 20 quarter-caslcs Cozzen's Sherry 2 pipes Superior Sherry 10 quatter-casks Hunt's Port 10 quarter-casks Partridge's three* diamond Port 15 quarter-casks Medium Port 30.case8 Bernard's Ginger Wine 50 cases Sherry -Wine (Eogliihbottled) 10 cases Australian Wines 50 cases No. 2, Moselle (Dinard's) • 10 caaes N6. 2 Moselle, pints '•Incases Bitters 50 oases Stout, pints 50 cases Guinnes/s Stout, quarts. Terms at sale.

THISBAxVAROMATIC" TOBACCO. TO CLOSE** ACCOUNTS! 1 • LEWIS ~SOXH]EE ) & Have reoeiw«k3iufc»i«iions«to *eM by auction This te^T^aay^jittheir Stores, Qu^u. streeec, • - „,. • , „. > '1 Q CASES, each containing 4 BOXES of X ■£ 12-ia- AROMATIC GOLD BAirTO33ACCO. . " 'v „ ,* , -,^Fnr«iotTed'S*lt. '' '' «• '