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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXVII, Issue 4354, 29 July 1871, Page 4

V'- t l t ' 'if. J t; { Public Auction sales,

TUESDAY, AUGUST 1. PEREMPTORY AUCTION SALE. LAND AND HOUSE PROPERTY, ETC., IN .THE ESTATE OF EDWARD FAR. RISON & C0 o ROCHDALE, ENGLAND, BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEE.

WG. HARRISON & CO. have re- • ceived instructions from the Truitee in the above Estate to sell by auotion at their warehouse, 7, Wyndham-etreet, on Tuesday next, August 1, at 12 o'clock noon, 100 acres land situated on the banks of the Waikato, adjoining Ashwell's Mission-station; has a most extensive rivor frontage, and is one of the prettiest sites for a homestead in the district. 50 acres land.— This little farm is one of the Military selection, is admirably situated at Whatawbata, and has % small cottage erected thereon. Allotment No. 8, Paranga, Coromandel, with store ereoted thereon. A well-situated business kite. Allotment and Large Store at Thames, being one of the best business sites in Pollen-street, now in the occupation of Mr. Phillip*, and let for a term at £52 per annum. The Auctioneers direct special attention of Capitalists and others to the above Sale, and as the properties belong to an estate in liquidation! they will be sold absolutely and unreservedly; < Terrai ;-C«h on full of the hammer.

TUESDAY, AUGUST 1. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, COOKING UTENSILS, ETC. WG. HARRISON & CO. hay© received instructions from a gentleman leaving Auckland) to sell by auction, at his residence at Parnell, opposite Mr. Robinson's, Chemist, on Tuesday, Ist August, at 2 o'clock prompt, THE WHOLE OF HIS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Particulars in future issue. Terms:— Cask.

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2. IN THE ESTATE OF EDWARD HARRISON & CO., OF ROCHDALE, ENGLAND, BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEE.

PEREMPTORY UNRESERVED AUCTION SALE OF 19 PACKAGES DRAPERY, &0., JUST LANDED, EX 'EXCELSIOR.'

WG. HARRISON & CO. have re- . ceived instructions from the Trustee in the above Estate to sell by auction at their Warehouse, 7, Wyndham-street, on Wednesday next, 2nd August, at 11 o'clock, •jq PACKAGES DRAPERY, <bo. The Auctioneers, in drawing the attention of the Trade to the above Sale, have simply to state their instructions are imperative to sell without the slightest reserve to the highest bidder, and that a deposit of 25 per oent.|of the purchase money will have to be paid on the fall of the hammer by every purchaser, and the goods cleared and balance paid on the following day. In consequence of no samples or invoices of this, consignment having been received, the eoodswillbe opened for inspection two days prior to the sale, and will be sold from Catalogues now being prepared.

Terms:— Net Cash. f , THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21. • it, AT SKIPTOJN SHOW. MESSRS. LEARMONTH'S RAMS. HEPBURN & LEONARD will sell by auotion, at Skipton, on the day of the Show, September 21, their annual draft of PURE AUSTRALIAN MEfclffO BAMS, from the Eroildonn Paddocks, atunbering a bout 800— Two- and Four-tooths. Ballarat, June 21, 1571.

Furniture. &c

TMMENSE REDUCTION GBOVEB 4c BAKER'S SEWING-MA O H I N E S Ate now »muo«» to £9. ! ▲ Stock of j Needles. Cotton, Silks, and Oil, ' aewais «it x*in>. ' WINKS to HALL, Agents.

FURNITURE AND CARPET WAREHOUSE. vVINKS ft HALL, With the view of REDUCING their immense STOCK hart BE-MABKED THE WHOLE Off TffiElß GOODS j - MuehßelowiFormer Prices. j W. A H. beg to call Special Attention to their OARPETSy ": ' , ; Jflqorclpths, PAH ASKS.

Whioh they ; aM now SELLING at a REDUCTION OP. 20 TO JO PER CENT.;

, WINKS fc HALL, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL UPHOLSTERIES,