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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 5273, 6 January 1879, Page 3

MR LYNDON'S SALJ>B ; FURNITURE SALE. TUESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1879, At 11 o'clock. AT THE HESIDRXCB OF BEN" SMITH • ESQ., FRrAKCK-ROAD. MR EDWARD LYNDON Is instructed by Ben Smith, Esq., to dispose of, on the above date, the whole of his TTOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND -HX EFFECTS, Consisting of — Drawing-room Suite Cheffonier Oval Table Brussels Carpet Piano Choice Pictures, Ohromo-Lithograph Lamps, Glassware Curtains, Fenders and Irons Dining-room Couch and Chairs Chest Drawers F^Sjjjjr Beds and Pillows BtSSß'eads, Spring Mattrasses Washstands and Services Dressing Glasses Dinner and Tea Services Electroplated Goods Kitchen Dresser Crockery and Glass 600 Volumes Boobs And other goods, EDWARD LYNDON, 224 Auctioneer. TIMBER ! TIMBER ! 40,000 FEET. AT AUCTION. THURSDAY, JANUARY 9, 1879, At 11 o'clock sharp. At Port Napier, Reclaimed Land. MR EDWARD LYNDON Instructed by Mr J. W. Graham, will dispose of, on the above date, A.C\C\C\C\ PI)ET TIMBEK » Consisting of — 5000 feet 9 x 2 first-olasa Timber 500 „6x3 „ 1400 „9x3 „ 1500 „ 9x2 „ 1800 „ 9x2^ „ 800 „3x3 „ 500 „6x2 „ 500 „1 6xl 25,000 feet Second-claas Timber, assorted 600 feet House Blocks 30,000 White Pine and Kauri Shingles 200 Fencing Posts 1200 feet 3xl Hardwood Battens EDWARD LYNDON, 254 Auctioneer. AT AUCTION. SATURDAY, JANUARY 11, 1879, . At 12 o'clock. IN THE ESTATE OF NEILL CAMPBELL. MR EDWaTd LYNDON Instructed by the Trustees, will dispose of the undermentioned valuable property — T7~ AIKORA— The Lease for five years fV of the Paddock, consisting of 80 acres, all fenced, in, part bush, with stream running through the property ; 200 or 300 sheep can be taken on terms. The Cottage, with \ acre, isjreserved from sale. EDWARD LYNDON, 192 Land and Estate Auctioneer. FOR SALE, ALL that desirable Freehold Estate known as " SURREY COTTAGES " and "THAMES PLACE," Whiije-road, the property of Mr James Pocock. The Cottages contain 4 rooms each, all papered, lined, and finished in the best manner, with water laid en and other conveniences. To any person desirous of acquiring a freehold this is an opportunity that should not be overlooked, as they will be sold at a considerable reduction from the original cost. For terms, apply to EDWARD LYNDON, 193 Land and Estate Auctioneer. f~o"r sale. NAPIER— Suburban Section No. 78, Thompson-road, subdivisions 12, 13, 21, 22, containing one acre more or less j together with a Cottage Residence, all securely fenced in. Th garden is stocked with all the choicest fruit trees and in full bearing. Apply to MR. W. L. JACKSON, On the Premises. Or to EDWARD LYNDON, 194 Land and Estate Agent. FOR SALE. NAPIER— Town Section 491, containing one quarter of an acre, Bituated in Waghorn-street. EDWARD LYNDON, 195 Land and Estate Agent. FOR SALE, A DOUBLE SCIOPTICON, with 100 Slides. A new and improved Magic Lantern, specially suited for Drawing-room Entertainments, Schools, Exhibitions, &c. The illuminating power is paraffin oil, the flame giving the light of 50 wax candles. The lenses are of the best French double achromatic combinations, and can be used for taking cartes de visite, portraits, dissolving views, &c, &c. Apply to 196 EDWARD LYNDON. LAND TRANSFER ACI. EDWARD LYNDCN. Government Broker. 197 EDWARD LYNDON, AUCTIONEER, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT 198 Accountant and Arbitrator. PURE FISHER MERINO RAMS. SATURDAY, JANUARY 11, At JJfoon, MR M. R. MILLER Has been instructed by the importer to sell by auction, at Farndon, on Saturday, the 11th January, 1879, at noon, A(\ HIGH-CLASS PURE COMBING MERINO RAMS, 2 and 4-tooth, bred by C. B. Fisher, imported direct from hiß stud flock, and which will be offered in lots to suit purchasers. These sheep possess, in the highest degree, hardiness and vigor of constitution, symmetry, coupled with size, weight, and valuable fleece, the staple of which stands unrivalled for its tenacity, body, and strength, one of the pre-eminent qualities necessary to constitute a good combing wool. The C. B. Fisher wool is too well known to require any comment ; sufficient is to say that his wools have taken prizes since 1869, including the Goldsborough Gold Cup at the Wool Show of 1878, while 20 Rams sold in . Melbourne in August last by C. W. Pitts, of South Australia (into whose possession the Dry Creek station property, South Australia, has passed), fetched the sum of £1681 stert ling, or an average of SO guineas each. * M. R. MILLER, 244 Auctioneer. NOTICE. ON account of the scaroity of feed, no more horses will be received at the Mission Station until fui ther notice. Meanee, 2nd January, 1879. 257 \ WAIPAWA STOCK SALES. c fpHE next Sale will be held on WRD--1 1 NESDAY, loth January. Early entries are gaiticularly requested. W, L. COWARD, Auctioneer, 5 2Q4 Waipawa.