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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXVIII, Issue 4607, 30 May 1872, Page 4

Public Auction Salea.

THIS DAY. THE REMUERA YARDS. FOR SALE, To-day, Thursday, May 30, at 12 o'clock, o/\/\ Choice Fat Wathere. Longwooli and Hulf-bredi, from Waluku For PrlT»te Salo : Italian Br« Grau Perenuiiti Bye Gnu Uonadtut. ALFRED BUCKLAND.

TBIS DAY. THE REMURfU YARDS. FOR SALE, To-d»y, Thursday, May 30, at 12 o'olook, on Grown Steers in fresh condition *>" 80 Mixed Cattle from ManjMMil 20 Flit Cattle, ex * Go he ul ' 80 Fa CattU from Walkato 800 Fat Sherp.ex ' Go-ahead' 200 Fat Sheep, ex ' Star of the South' Fat Cattle and Sheep, ex ' St. Kilda* 170 Stor* Wetben from If aikatoALFRED BUCKLAJTD.

THIS DAY. At 11 o'clock. AT THE CORNER MART. o{\ c«ies Oranges and Three cases Pineapples, tx ° u 4 City of Melbourm ,' the celebrated WE brand Fruit TreM,:coniiiting of— Pears, Apples, Plum*, Qrapai, Quince*, and Fin 71 bagi Beet Potatoes, ex • City of Adelaide ' 50 bag* Sydney Maize, ez 'City of Adelaide' 10 case* Prime Mesa Bwtf 20 CheeiM, 26 bags Onions. GEORGE SIBBIN. Auctioneer.

FRIDAY, MAY 31. IMPORTANT SALE OF STATION PEOPEETY, IN THE PROVINCE OF HAWKE'S BAY, near napier; Also, am HOTEL (FREEHOLD PROPERTY), IN THE TOWNSHIP OF NAPIER. f^EORGE THOMAS has been favoured \JT with instructions from John Lewis, Esq., of Chiistthurcb, as Attorney for Richard Taylor, Ksq , to tell by public Auction, at Ins Sale Rooms, Lambton Quay, Wellington, on Friday , May 31, at 2 o'clock, THE FOLLOWING PROPERTIES, viz.:— Lot 1 comiiU of the Section and Building known as the " Koyal Hotel." in Napier. Lou 2. The Glengarry St»tion, contain'ng ovpr 13,000 acres of Oovornmont Land, and about 2,700 acrei of Freehold, including toma bush sections on the Pukiaka, together with all tho Sheep depasturing thereon, and improvements juit at they stand. The river Mongoane forms a natural boundary on one udo of the station. There are Grass Paddocks fenced in of about tO ncrei, partly laid down in English Gr»«t ; also, Sheep Yards, Wool Sheds, Stock Yards, and u Large Dwelling-home, with all requisite Cooking Utensils, &c., for station purposes. For further particulars apply to the auctioneer, Wellington, where a map of the Station can be seen ; or to the said John Lewis, Christchurch. Terms and conditions will be declared at sale. N.B.— The Auctioneer would specially call the attention of moderate capitalists to the sale of this most eligible property, which will be for positive sale, as it offers an opportunity for profitable investment rarely to be met with.

FRIDAY, MAY 31. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, REGISTER GRATES, SPADES, CIRCULAR SAWS, ETC. THE subscribers will sell at the Mart, Fort-street, on Friday, 31st instant, *tll o'clock, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, comprising :— Mahogany Hair-stuffed Couoh and Six Chairs, Cedar Loo Table, Chiffomere, Walnut Bookcase and Escritoire, inUid Citesi Table (New Zealand woods}, Pembroke Table, Mahogany Washaland (marble top), Font-post Bedstead, Toilet Mirror, Cedar Chest Draweri, Wax Flowers, Gilt Timepiece and glusi ihnde, Oil Painting, h!ngniving<;, Lustres, Gilt Mirror, Filter, Bath, Fendors, D. B. Gun and cose by Moreton and Lungloy, D.B. liiflo and case, Revolver, &c. Also, 2 Register Orates, 2 Iron Mautelpiocos, Kitchen Range, Ofike Stove, Patent Fire Annibilator, 100 Spades, 100 Shorels, 400 Fick Handles, 10 Circular saws. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers.

FRIDAY, MAY 31. FREEHOLD PROPERTY, Wynyardton. THE subscribers have received instruction! to tell, at the bind Mart, Forfc-st.-eet, on Friday, Slit instant, at 12 o'clock, ALLOTMENTS Not. 2, 3, 4, 5, 0, 7, 8, and 9, Section 32, of the Township of Wynyardton, Coromandel, hairing a frontago of 400 links to Jirovrn-stroet, nnd now occupied partly by the Golconda Goltirulning Company aad partly by the Wheel of Foituno Goldtniuing Company. SAMUEL COCHRAKE & SON, Auctioneers.

FRIDAY, MAST 31. MUSICAL BOXES, GUITARS, MUSIC STOOLS. rpHE subscribers will sell at the Rooms, JL Fort-itreet, on Friday next, the 3Ut Jmtunt, at half-p»st 11 o'clock, Six Firit-clftu Roiewood Inlaid Musical Boxei, perfectly uew, with Doll and Drum accompknimeuti, pin iug (torn nix to t\r«lre airi. Alt", GuiUn, JB»njos, andßoionood Mualo Stooli. SAMUEL COCHRANE k dON, Auctioneer*.

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5. BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES. STOCK-IN-TRADE OF A CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST. nnHE subscribers have been favoured with X. iuitruotions from th« TnuttM of tbo late "W. R. Uundrjr, Etq., to ie)l on the premises, ShortUnd* itreet, on Wednetdu/, sth June, at 11 o'clock, Tha Entire 3tock-in-T»de, Shop »nd Oat Fittings, ' &c, of the Cbemiit'i And Drufgiit'i bniioiu. Short. l»nd-»treet. Further parttcuUn c*n be obtained from SAMUEL COCfIRANE & SON, ▲uotion«en.

MONDAY, JUNE 3. IMPROVED FARM AT WAIHEKE, , rfIHE anbsoribers have received' initrco. J ttona from Mr. M«rrfok to jell »t,th* I*nd Mart, Voik-uUttt, on Monday, 3rd Jnn«, at 12o'olaok, HUValnabUlmpxowd TAB&f la th« Wand of Walhak*. and, having a Hvf i/(fntag» to Awaawaxoa B»y. Th«/*rm eoatalncSOSacMs, oflwWdh 160 aorti art in p»u, th« rtmalndtr b«iof both •nitabto fox flwwood, *a On On property are ereoUd tiro hooau,' onthoutw. plf -ityaii, itookyardi, *c ' :

SAMUEL COOHRANE * SON, ▲uotionttn , ■ ' , ■•