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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume 12, Issue 881, 5 October 1867, Page 3

Sales by Mr. Lyndon. Estate of the Rev. Lemuel Sayivell, in the Supreme Court. AUCTION SALE. Thursday, the 10th October, 1867, At 11 o'olook. MR. EDWARD LYNDON Will dispose of, by order of the Supreme Court, on THURSDAY next, at his Auction Rooms, — mHE WHOLE of the FURNITURE, X LIBRARY, and other Effeots in the above Estate, consisting of— FURNITUBE— Dining Room Table Oiroular Reading Table, carved Mahogany Easy Ohair, Rocking Howe Pianoforte, by Ohappell & Co. . Music Stool Oheffonier, Looking^GHaßS 4-post Brass Bedstead Lamps, Dishes, Piotures, Ornaments, &c, A quantity of Silver Spoons Lebbabt— 600 volumes, containing the Poetical Works of Chaucer, Milton, Spencer, Shakespeare, Dryden, Virgil, Scott, GoldBmith, Young, Burns, Pope, Thompson, Akenside. Theology— About 50 volumes. , 1 Testament, nearly 300 years old, and in fine preservation, very rare 1 Bible, 240 years old, in fine preservation About 200 small Testaments and Prayer Books History, Geography, Mathematios, Classics French, German and Latin Dictionaries Novels,. Tales, and Romances EDWABD LYNDON, Auotioneer. Napier, Oot. 4, 1867. 125 AUCTION SALE. Tuesday, the Bth October, 1867MR. EDWARD LYNDON Will dispose of by public auction, at his Rooms, on TUESDAY next, at 2 o'clook, 0 WAGGONETTES 2 sets double Harness 1 Dog Oart 1 set Harness for same 1 Horse (Estate of Rev. L. Saywell) lPony Saddles, Bridles, &c. After -which, — About 2 tons fine Bacon, in bams, chops, and sides Sale at 2 o'clock p.m. EDWARD LYNDON, Auctioneer. Napier, Oot. 4, 1867. 126 /GALVANISED CORRUGATED IRON. \JT 5 tons for sale, 8 feet lengths, 26 guage. 122 STUART & 00. FOR AUCKLAND DIRECT. THE olipper schooner Jj^!^. " SUCCESS," «aSffia2Ei£iw ioo tons burden, J. Trimmer, master; This fine vessel is unrivalled among the craft sailing from this port for oabin accommodation. She will leave on Tuesday next for Auckland, touohing at the gold-, diggings if sufficient inducement offers. For freight or passage apply to J. X, TATUM, 132 Eastern Spife, Napier. ,• FOR NELSON DIRECT. j[»^fi&gcz% HP HE screw steamer • STAR OF THE SOUTH,' Captain Bendall, will sail for the above port on TUESDAY, Bth instant. | Oabin fare, £5 55. ; Steerage, £3 3s. For passage only, apply to WATT BROTHERS. Napier, Ootober 5. 133 FIRST SHIP FOR LONDON. From Auckland, Sailing November 5. 'ISSL 'T'IHE olipper ship '4|JpH^& • "BALLARAT," 685 tons, -will sail from Auckland on the above date. For rates of freight or passage apply to WATT BROTHERS, In Napier : Or to DAVID NATHAN, Agent, in Auckland. Napier, October 5. N.B. — To be followed by the "Ida Zeigler," in December. 129 TMPOUNDED AT WAIPAWA. October 2, 1867. 1 Chesnut mare, blaze on face, branded H A on off shoulder, C over ML conjoined, on near shoulder. 1 Black horse, aged, no visible brand. If not claimed and all oxpenses paid by the 23rd of October, they will be sold on that day at the Waipawa pound, EDWARD COLLINS, 130 Poundkeeper. TMPOUNDED AT NAPIER. October 3; 1 Light roan gelding, branded H T on off shoulder, two fore feet shod, saddle mark on the back. If not claimed and all expenses paid, will be sold at noon on the 26th insfc., at the pound. • F. SULLIVAN, 131 Acting Poundkeeper; TMPOUNDED AT MEANEE— - •September 26, 1867. 1 chesnut Filly, no brand visible 1 brown Mare, SB near shoulder 1 black Fjlly, no brand visible. 1 brown Filly, illegible braud near shoulder If not claimed and- all expenses paid before the 21st day of October, will be sold at the Meanee Sale Yards, on that day at 2 p.m. R. D. MANEY, 123 Poundkeeper. TMPOUNDED AT MEANEE,— September 30, 1867. 1 bay Foal, no brand visible 1 dark brown Mare, two white hind feet, no brand visible 1 grey Mare, no brand visible 1 bay Horse, " indistinguishable brand near I Bhoulder 1 yearling Filly, no brand visible 1 toy Mare, star on forehead, brand like J near shoulder If not claimed and all expenses paid by the 24th of October, will be sold on that day at the Maauee Sale Yards, at two p.m. . R.D. MANEY, 124 Poundkeeper.