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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 6782, 14 February 1884, Page 3

Auctioneers. BANKER & LIDDLB S SALES. FRIDAY, 15th FEBRUARY, 1884, At 11 o'clock. banneiT&"liddle Will sell at their rooms, on the above date and ho\ir, a quantity of CLOTHING AKD fvl? A PEKY, Consisting of — Boys' Suits, Men's Suits, Trousers and Vests, Trousers, Coats, Boys' and Youths' Trousers, Flannel, Linen, Calico Sheeting, Shirting, Print, Ladies' Hats, Collars, Cretonne, Diaper, Brown Holland, Ladies' Jackets and Capes. Also, A lot of White and Gold Crockery, Tumblers, and a small lot of Groceries, Cheeses, &c. BANNER & LIDDLE, 575 Auctioneers. LAND SALE. WEDNESDAY, 20th FEBRUARY, 188*, At 2 o'clock. B A NN FJkT&~ LIDDL E! Have been instructed to sell on the above date, the following valuable ■JJ-APIER TOWN SECTIONS. Lot I!.— Part Section 291, with frontage of SOffc and depth 60ft, and pnrfc of Town Section No. 800, with frontage of 26ft and depth 85ft to White-road, completely fenced in and water laid on. Also— Fart of Section No. 300, having a frontage of 26ft to Beach-road and depth 80ft;, together with two very substantially-built and wollnnished Cottage 3 thereon. Terms Easy. BANNER & LIDDIiK, 570 Auctioneers. LAND SALE. ' WEDNESDAY, 20th~FEBRUARY, 1884. At 2 o'clock. B ANNER~&~LIDDLE Have received instructions to sell on the above date, at their rooms— LO T ttos. 17 and 31, being part of Section No. 64, Meanee, containing 34 perches, together with a comfortable four-roomed cottage thereon. This property being situate at Taradale, on the new road to Rapier, at an easy distance from both placos, should ineot with a ready Bale. Also — Lot 8, part of Section No. 130, Ormondville Special Settlement, on the Railway Reserve, Terms easy. BANNER & LIDDLE, 542 Auctioneers. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1834, At 2 o'olook. BANNER~&~ LIDDLE Have been instructed by the Registrar of the Supreme Court to sell by Public Auotion, at their rooms, for aocount of the mortgage— rfiO¥N SECTION 354, JL Thackeray-street. Napier, together with the large Briok Building thereon known as the Temperance Hotel. Terms at Bole. BANNER & LIDDLF 444 Aw*' MONET TO Weerfl - In Sums of £200 * LEND AT LOWEST r- M £ lo>m ? ** a " pon Appro- RATES, B * . ed Freehold Security. ~* . -,-CTNER & LIDDLE. P^ -.jtfNER AND TIDDLE, MERCHANTS, WOOL BROKERS, SHIPPING FORWARDING ANIS GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS. AUCTIONEERS, &c., NAPIER and PORT AHTJRIRI. Regular auctions of Skins, Hides, Tallow, ate held at their Port Ahuriri Stores on the second and fourth Wednesday in each month. Auctions of Wool held monthly during the season, at their Fort Ahuriri Stores, the next sale will be held on WEDNESDAY, 27th February, at 2 o'clock. Owners of Wool entered for these sales can declare their reserve prices, and if a Bale is not effect ed the course is open to them of shipping direct to London, thus obtaining' the choice of two markets at a nominal expense. Wool received at our fort Store and consigned to our care for shipment only is forwarded with every despatch, and the bills of lading handed to the owner or whosoever he may appoint without delay, and without the owner incurring any charge of any nature whatsoever. Liberal cash advances made upon all the above produce when entered for sale here, or through our agents in either London or New York. AGENTS FOR— W. and A. Gilbey, Wine and Spirit Merohanta. The Greenbank Alkali Works Company. Australian M.P. Li Assurance Society. Union Fire and Marine Insurance Co. of N.Z. Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society. Router's Telegram Agency. 145 UNION FIRE AND MARIN3 INSURANCE COMPANY. as NEW ZEALAND. Capital— £2,000,000. Pad-up Capitait— £loo,ooo. Reserve Fdnd— £so,ooo. Head Office Christcburoh, This Company are now prepared to insure Current Rates against Loss by Fire on Houses, Stores, Furniture, Stock-in-trade, and all descrip. tions of Property. We would call particular attention to the amount of capital, which is double that of any other Colonial Office, and is not exceeded by any Fire and Marine Insurance Company in the world. Insurances effected with open or valued policies on Wool from sheep's back, wool-sheds, or shipping port to London. Risks accepted on Vessels and Cargoes to or from any port in the United Kingdom, America, or the Colonies. Forms of proposal and any information can be obtained from the SUB-AGENTS— Mr T. HuaaiNa, Waipukurau Mr J. White, Porangahau Mr W. Malonet, Wairoa Mr W. O. M'Leod, Hastings Mr F. Axgab, West Olive Mr J. A. Napier, Taradale Mr B. B, Johnson, Waipawa Mr J. Hutchins, Woodville Or BANNER & LIDDLE, IKS Agents for Hawke'B Ba BEE, T. J. RYAN'S BM*£B. PUBLIC NOTICE. rTIHE undersigned begs to inform -I- the inhabitants of Hastings and the surrounding district that he has made arrangements to hold regular Weekly Sales every WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON at 2 o'clock, at Mr Beeoroft's new Repository, Hastings, for the Sals of Horses, Bag. gies, Cattle, Sheep, Pigs, Produce, Furniture, &c, &c. Mr Beecroft will take charge of all Stock entered for sole, entries for which can be made with him or the undersigned. T. J. RYAN, 153 Auctioneer, Napier. OB PRIVATE SALE.— Some of the best Business Sites in Hastings. For price and particulars, apply to— T. J. RYAN, Auctioneer, Napier. sheep Dip l'rialß OIIEEP T) IP fTIBIALS. » IMPORTANT NOTICE. AS the 5.8.A.. & P. Society cannot ace their way clear to give a further trial of Sheep Dips at the proper Dipping Season, O. P. HAYWARD begs to announce that A PUBLIC TRIAL Will take place at Mr Douglas' dip, Pu« kawa, on THURSDAY MORNING KJfiXT, 14th instant, weather permitting, when all Sheepowners are invited to be present. Through the kindness of Mr Carrutherß, the 7.25 morning train from Napier will stop at the Dip, which is close alongside the line. TERMS. lat. — Any maker of Sheep Dip, or his agent, will be allowed to compete on paying his own expenßeß and finding sheep. 2nd. — Lousy sheep to be selected for the trial. 3rd, — Three or. four practical •heep* farmers, in nowise interested in the Bale of a Sheep Dip, to be the judges. 4th. — The judges to be present ab the time of dipping, as per H.B.A. & P. Society's trials. sth. — The judges to examine the sheep one month after dipping, Bame as H.B.A. & P. Society. 6th. — Lousy sheep then to be cut among the dipped ones. 7th. — The judges then to examine the sheep six weeks afterwards and report as to the condition of the several sheep and the wool thereon. Bth. — The weight of fleece at shearing time to be taken note of by the owners of the sheep and compared with previous year's olip. 9th. — Samples of the wool will be Bent to Bradford- manufacturers and users (not to woolbrokera, as S.B.A. & P. Society) for a report from them thereon. q. p. HArwAßi). Criterion Hotel, Napier, February 9th, 538