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Evening Star, Issue 7355, 29 October 1887, Page 3

AUCTIONS. MONDAY, 31st OCTOBER, At 2 o’clock. VALUABLE OIL PAINTINGS. Farmyard Scenes (by B. Cook), A Breezy Day and OS the Eddystone (by F. Haynes), River Scene and Wales and Epping Forest (by A. Stone), Cattle and Landscape Scenes (by S. J. Clark), Oil Mount St. Michael and Outward Bound (by F. Haynes), etc., etc. Also, 1 large circular Show Case 1 large flat Show Case (sliding doors). Montagu pym has Received instructions to sell the above by auction, at his Rooms, High street, on Monday, the 31st October, at 2 o’clock. This collection of Pictures includes works of extreme merit by several well-known English artists. Several of the sea scenes and the views are works of art, and certainly deserve careful inspection. The Pictures are now on view, and catalogues in preparation. The public are particular/ requested to view same, as they are to be sold without reserve. MONDAY, 31st OCTOBER, At 2 o’clock. In Rooms. Rattray street. FREEHOLD SECTION AND COTTAGE, Port Chalmers. In the Estate of John Tullock, deceased. JAMBS A. PARK AND CO. _ are instructed by the Trustee to sell by auction, at their Rooms, on Monday, That freehold property, being part of section 27, Currie street, Port Chalrcers, 25 4-10 poles, together with the 4-roomed cottage and outbuildings thereon. For positive sale. MONDAY, 31st OCTOBER, At 2 o’clock. In Rooms, Rattray street. TEN ACRES FREEHOLD LAND, Near Saratoga Hotel, Blueskin, known as BLAIR ATHOL. To wind up Assigned Estate. JAMES A. PARK AND CO. are instructed by the Trustees to sell by auction, at their Booms, on Monday, All that piece of Land, North Harbor and Blueskin District, containing 10 acres 1 rood and 28 poles, being part of Section 20, Block 11., said Districts, ad.olriog the residence of Mrs Quayle, Blueskin. For positive sale. MONDAY, 31st OCTOBER, At 6 o’clock. Under Distraint for Rent, C JOHNS AND CO. • will sell by auction, at their Rooms, 8 Rattray street, Heusehold Furniture and Sundries. MONDAY, 31st OCTOBER, At 2 o’clock, SALE BY AUCTION OP DRAPERY, CLOTHING, FANCY GOODS In the Estate of Chute Fbong, draper, Arcade, a Bankrupt. JAMES SAMSON AND CO. have received instructions from the Official Assignee to sell byauctiou, at their Rooms, The whole of the above Bankrupt Stock, which consists of— Homespuns, French merinoea, tartans, checks, wincey, calico, hollands, silesiaprints, jerseys, gloves, corsets, underclothing, hand hags, handkerchiefs, shawls, suits, jackets, fingering wools, hats, ribbons, buttons, costumes, lace curtains, Cardigans, lustres, embroidery, Turkey twill, laces, fringes, book muslin, pants, singlets, regatta shirts, pinafores, glass cases, chairs, stool,and the thousand-and-one article a to be procured at a drapery establish' meat. TUESDAY, Ist NOVEMBER, At 2 o’clock SALE BY AUCTION OP SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. PIANO, Sic. On the Premises, near Tram Terminus, Botanical Gardens. JAMBS SAMSON AND CO. have been favored with instructions from Mrs William Stavely to sell by auction, Her household furniture, including— Walnut silk rep suite, oval walnut table, sideboard, first-class piano (by Lipp and Sohn), plan > stool, whatnot, large mirror, fender and fireiroas, hearthrugs, Brussels carpets, window curtains, pictures, ornaments, wool mats, footstool, oak extending dining-table, morocco leather suite, barometer, hall table, linoleum, mahogany cheffonier, doable and single iron bedsteads, wardrobe, cedar chest of drawers, handsome timepieces, spring and hair mattresses, washstands, toilet sets, mirrors, dressing tables, kitchen furniture, cooking and laundry appliances, meat safe, folding chair, stair carpet and rods, garden tools, sundries, Etc., etc., etc. As Mrs Stav.-ly leaves for Melbourne a few days hence, the whole will be sold without reserve. Furniture on view on Monday, and on Tuesday—day of sale. SATURDAY 12th NOVEMBER, At 2 p.m. At Pukerau. SMALL GRAZING SECTIONS (Near Pukerau), W.. . Q u 1 N • (m conjunction with Donald Stronach), on behalf of the New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company (Limited), will offer, as above, A number of sections fronting the railway line at Pnkeran. The sections will beta area from 15 to 30 acres—a moat desirable investment—close to Pukerau township. The land is pju*t of the Merino Downs Estates SHIPPING, TTNION STEAM SH U COMPANY OF NEW ZSALAN] 'LIMITED! TIMR-TABI FOR OAMARU.—BEAUTIFUL STAR, s. onFriday,4thNovember. Passengersfri Dunedin Wharf at 10 p.m. FOR LVPTSLTON AND WELLINGTON ROTORUA, b.s., on Monday, 3 October. Passengers from Dane* Wharf at 3 p.m. Cargo till noon. FOE PIOTON NELSON. TARaHARI A 1 MANUKAU. ROTORUA, . s.a., Monday, 31st October. Passengers fn Dunedin Wharf at 3 p.m. Cargo till no< FOR AUCKLAND VIA LYPTELTO WELLINGTON. NAPIER, AN GISBORNE.—ROTOMAHANA. as., Wednesday, 2nd November. Pasneugi from Dunedin Wharf at 3 p.m. FOR MELBOURNE VIA BLUFF. TB ANAU, s,s.. on Thursday, S November, Passengers by 334 p.m. tia FOR SV DNBY VIA O AMARU, LYTTELTO AND WELLINGTON. - HAURQT s*a., about Saturday, sth November. FOR SYDNEY VIA LYTTELTO WELLINGTON. NAPIER. GISBOBN AND AUCKLAND.—WAIHORA, as., Wednesday, 9th November. Passengers 2.36 p.m. train. t FOR ■ IJI FROM AUCKLAND.— - WAINU s.s., about Msnday, 14th November. FOR TONGA, SAMOA, AND TAHITI RICHMOND, R.H.. leaves AtJCKLAJ about November IS, Freight and Passengi booked through. Fall particulars application Special Oakoo and Passenger Skevk Reduced Fares and Cargo Bates. FOR WESTPORT VIA TIMARU, AKAB,n LYTTELTON. WELLINGTON. A 1 NELSON.—GRAFTON, ns., on Sstsrd) 29th October, Passengers from Donee Wharf at p.m. FOR GRBYMOUTH (taking etmiti HoUtil VIA O AMARU, TIMAR»,LVTTBLTO WELLINGTON, AND' NELSON. MAWHERA, a.*, on . Tuesday, November Passengers from Donee Wbari lO jx m. Cargo till 3 p.m. FOR AUCKLAND YU OAMAB TIMARU, LYTTELTON, NAPIB 1 GISBORNE, AND TAURAN6A. OMAPfiRE, as,, about Wednesday, 2 November. OmoES; Comer of Vogel, Water, and. Cumberland streets BROWN WRAPPING PAPER. ,T>APER for Wrapping-up For Sale at the i.l Stab Office. Bend street ADVERTISEMENTS to appear in the Town Edition of the 'BfigiHe Sta» must be handed favnot later t)iap 8 p.m,