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Evening Post, Volume II, Issue 252, 30 November 1866, Page 3

MONDAY, ".iti- DI-VF.MCfcK, lSf.n, At One o'clock. At the Commerci il Sale Room, Custom House Quay. GOLD AND SILVER, WATCHES. DIAMOND ItINGS. JEWELRY. FOR POSITIVE SALE. A LFRED A. BARNETT has received inJ\_ tions from the importer to sell by public auction, on Monday, 3rd December, at One o'clock, A Belect; and valuable Parcel of Jewelry, consisting of— » English gold lever hunting watches, maker's name, Rothcrham English silver levers (Rotherliam) Geneva watches, in gold and silver Superior diamond rings Gold signet and ladies' fancy gold rings Gold chains and alberls Gold bracelets, ear-rings, and lockets Gold brooches, in modern and chaste designs I Gold scarf pins, ladies' gold keepers &c, &c, &c. The Auctioneer will guarantee the various, lots as described. Terms at sale.

THURSDAY, 6th DECEMBER, 1866. MISCELLANEOUS SALE. Tl jT R. JAMES SMITH Will hold, at the MART OF ALL NATIONS, A Sale of GENERAL MERCHANDISE, In great variety, ON THURSDAY, 6tii DECEMBER. Terms as usual, Liberal. Particulars will be immediately published. Mart of All Nations, 29fch November, 1866.

HUTT MARKET. MR. JOHN 11. HORNER will hold his MONSTER SALES in the following order, viz., By order of the proprietor of Hope Farm, his well known flock of Sheep, Cattle, Horses, Pigs, &c. By order of a gentleman leaving the province, 6 beautiful dairy cows in full milk, quiet to bail, and highly recommended. G heifers, 6 calves 40 head store cattle 200 ewes with fleeces 1 capital harness horse 1 set silver plated gig harness 4 horses quiet to saddle 1 do saddle and bridle complete From the increasing demand for cattle of all descriptions, and the abundance of feed, this cannot fail to be one of the most attractive sales of the season. The stock will be yarded early on the morning of sale, fnlots to suit purchasers, and every information given by the auctioneer, who will bo in attendance.

SALE OF SAW-MILL, LAND, &c, SITUATE AT PAHAUTANUI. WEDNESDAY, 19rn DECEMBER, 18CG. MR. J. H. WALLACE is instructed to sell, by public auction, at hn Land Mart, Wellington, on Wednesday, 19th December, 1866, at 2 o'clock p.m., the following valuable Properties :—: — X,or l — A 12-horse power portable steamengine, with a boiler connected by junction valve, in good working order, together with the following tools :— 6 circular saws, 3 crosscut saws, 4 axes, 1 adze, 2 sledges, 4 blocks, 2 pair trace chains, 2 pair arniß, 1 collar, bullock bows, yokes, and chains; 2 saw-sets, blacksmiths' bellows, anvil, and tools complete ; 1 lathe, 3 saw bitts, 1 patent screw wrench, 2 vyces ; and the iollowing Sections :— 1 and 2 (upon which the Mill stands), 99, 84, S3, 08, together about 152 aoros of partly cleared land, in the Pahautanui Small Farm Agricultural Settlement. Lot 2— Lease, of which seven years is unexpired, of about 27 Acres of Land part of Section 63 (Mr. Stace's property), part of it abutting on the road leading to the Small Farm Settlement, Pahautanui. £, 0T 3 Section 14 — 40 acres, Small Farm Agricultural Settlement, Pahautanui 4 21 — 40 Do do do " 5 „ 22—40 Do do do " 6 „ 24—40 Do do do 7 „ 25—40 Do do do " 8 „ 26—40 Do do do " 9 „ —60 Do do do Terms Liberal. Plans to be seen, and further particulars had, on application to A. de B. Brandon, Esq., Wellington ; or to the Auctioneer. Land and Estate Agency Office, Wellington, November 13, 1860.

TO LET OR SELL. ffIHE Rimutaka Hotel, wi h Stock, FurniJL turf, and 80 acres of land; in, mediate entry can be ghen. For further particulars apply on the premises, or to W. & G- TURNBULL & CO.