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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume 6, Issue 358, 7 February 1863, Page 2

■gib* tyj BtiMft*«, ■ ;■■ THIS DAY. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1863. UNRESERVED SALE OF FURNITURE, HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, &c. MR.V. JANISCH has received instructions from Mr. Teiphook, who is about to remove to Christcnurch, to sell by Public Auction at his residence, Shakespeare-road, on Saturday, the 7th of February, 1863, at 12 o'clock sharp— . The whole of his FURNITURE and HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, Without Reserve, comprising,— Handsome polished Cedar Drawing-room Table Alexandre Harmonium, 5 octaves, with expression Btop and double bellows Cheffioner, Chairs,- Parlour and Small Table Handsomely. Framed and Glazed Engravings Carpets, Clocks, Fenders and Fire Irons . Bookshelves, Chests of Drawers ; Iron Bedsteads, Matrasses, Wash Stands Bassinetto, Chamber Sets, Kitchen Table Sofa, Dinner, Breakfast and Tea Services Glass, Earthenware, Kitchen Utensils Tea and Coffee Pots, Meat Safes Capital Fowling Piece, by Allport 1 Brace Double-barrelled Pistols 1 excellent Garton and Jarvis' Cooking Stove Trays, Washing Tubs, Toilet Glasses 1 fine copy Moore's Melodies and other Music Books, Music Stand Large "Water Butts, Ladder, Wheelbarrows Garden Tools, 1 Shed covered with galvanized iron 1 Child's Double Perambulator Also, Office Fittings, comprising,— . Large Drawing Table and Press Drawing Boards, T Squareß, Counter Clock, Pigeon Holes . 5 Volumes Hawke's Bay Herald Chemical Test, Chest Balance to weigh l-20th of a grain And other Miscellaneous Articles. ; Mr. Janisch has also been instructed to offer for Bale immediately after the sale of the foregoing, the Coxta'gb and Gaedbn now occupied by Mr. Campbell, adjoining Mr. Triphook's residence, as fenced (or with additional frontage if required, not exceeding 20 feet at. 60s per foot.) The Cottage contains 4 rooms and passage with-attic. The Garden is well planted with Fruit and other trees, and laid down in grass, and well fenced and otherwise improved. Also— - The > Gomes and Residence ■ conjoined, now occupied by Mr. Triphook. TJie House contains Handsome Drawing Room, Parlour, 2 Bedrooms, Passage, Attic, Kitchen and Scullery, and is built of Totara throughout excepting the Scullery. Has a splendid Well of Good Water, is planted -with Fruit and Ornamental Trees, and forms one of the most convenient residences, with office attached in Napier. Terms at Sale. V. JANISCH, Auctioneer, THIS DAY, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7. AT MR. TRIPHOOK'S SALE. MR. DANVERS will sell by Auction (by permission of V. Janisch, Esq.) at Mr. Triphook's residence, — 2 Draught Geldings (staunch) 2 Strong Carts 2 Sets Shaft Harness 2 Sets Leading Harness Also — Mixed Flock of 200 Young Sheep. Without Reserve!!! IMPORTANT AND SEASONABLE Sale of H 0 R S E S!! IVTR. VAUTIER JAKISC H has been instructed JjJL by 'Mr. H. Maeshail to sell by Public Auction at tbe Yards of the Settlers' Hotel, on SATURDAY, the 21st FEBRUARY— The whole of his Valuable Stock of SADDLE HOESES, with Saddles and Bridles . ' complete, comprising:— Sixteen carefully Beleeted and well broken ROADSTERS, among which will be found 4 or 5 which are perfectly quiet and well accustomed to the Side-saddle. ■dZSOA Light and Handsome DOG- CART, with shifting body to regulate the draught, Lamps, Cushions, and a neat set of Harness, : togei her with his well-known CHE&TN UT GELDING, staunch in harness, of light .action, young and quiet. . The approaching races and great demand for horses^ together with the quality of the Stock to be offered should render this sale well worthy of attention. < : - . VAUTIER JANISCH, • . Auctioneer. , Napier, V; January 16^1863. InfConnexion with the above H. M.has to request that all accounts against him be sent; in' for settle'.;..jtaen^ojtt : ;or before the 21 at^February; and he has ;:|furti|er; to request(that all;aooounts due to.him be ' ; : jottled by 'the, same date, otherwise they will be plabed in. tto hands of his solicitor for collection.'