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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 7063, 15 January 1885, Page 3

Auctioneers MR 0. L. MARGOLIOUTB'S SALES. THE Sale of the Sections at hast Hastingsis Postponed until WEDNESDAY, the 23th iust. C. L. MABGOLIOUTH, 378 Auctioneer. CITY AUCTION MAET. THURSDAY, JANUARY 15, At 11 o'clock. SALE OP VALUABLE PICTURES, &c, &c, &c. C. L. MA.EGr()LIOUTH Is instructed to offer for sale the undermentioned ( UEOGKAPHS AND OIL \y PAINTINGS :- No. 1. The Court of Henry VIIT. 2. The introduction of Mademoiselle de La fayette to Kin* Louis XII I. 3. Lady Jane Grey before Queen Mary of England 4. The Eight Honorable W. E. Gladstone 6. The late Earl Beacousfield 6. King Charles I. and Archbishop Laud 7. The Death of Nelsou 8. The Battle of Waterloo 9. Loch Loven (large oil painting) 10. Cornfield (with bass rock) 11. Rosebuds (Inrge oil painting) 12. The New Whip 13. Saving the Queen's Colors, by Alphonse de Neuyille 14. The S:eep of the Brave 15. The Artist's Love 10. The Fisherman's Daughter 17. Mary Queen of Scots at Holyrood 18. The Nnt Gatherers 19. The Houso of Commons, with portraits and key of the members in 1883 20. The House of Lords, with portraits and key of the members in 1883 21. Mary Queen of Scots before Queen Elizabeth 22. The Last Moments of Mary Queen of Scots 23. The Court of Charles the Bold, Duke of Burgundy 24. King Henry IV. of France, receiving Mademoiselle Gatnelle d'Eshty 25. Loch Levon from the South (large oil painting) 26. Aston Water, painting 27. Dewar Water, painting 28. View near Lnton, Bedfordshire, water paintintj 29. Haymaking on the Clyde, water painting 30. Cadzow Forest, water painting These Pictures are now ou view, and are prononuced by all who hive seen them as the best selection ever offered for sale. After the above will be offered — A large Photograph Frame, made and exhibited by Mr S. Oatham. This frame, for four small pictures, consists of 2340 pieces, all beautifully fitted, and is a work of art. After the above, instructed by the consignees, Messrs A. M. Buchanan and Co., of Melbourne, will be offered — A large variety of Tweeds, Mantlings, Heathes, Suitings, Coatings, <Sc, all in 10 yards length, double width, and should be suitable for the approaching winter. After the above will be offered the stick of a clothier going out of the retail trade, consisting of — Men's Tweed Suits, Boys' Suits, Trousers and Vests, Trou-sers, White Waistcoats, Alpaca Coats, White Shirts, Crimean Shirts, Socks, Handkerchiefs, Braces, Soents, Scarboro' Serge, Gingham, Dress Pieces, Small Check, &c., &c. Also, About 50 Pairs of Boots. Terms— Up to £20, cash ; over that amount three months' bill, with bank interest added. C. L. MAEQOLIOUTH, 853 Auctioneer. CITY AUCTION MAET. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28 rH, 1885, At 2 o'clock. SALE OP VALUABLE LAND In the township of EAST HASTINGS. In the Estate of Angus Maokay, contractor. C. L. MAEGrOLTOUTH Is instructed by the Trustee in the above Estate to veil by public auction, on the above date— TOWN SECTIONS Nos. 35, 86, 37, 38, and 39, East Hastings, containing in all One Acre Thirty-six Perches. C. L. MAEGOLIOUTH, 294 Auctioneer. ■■ i MONTEITH & OO.'S SALES. AT BEKCBOPT'S BEPOSITOBY AND YABDS, HASTINGS. FRIDAY, JANUARY 16th. 1835, At 1.30 o'clock. MONTJ3ITH & 00. Have been instructed to sell— -t{\ H O E S E S , JLV-r Various descriptions. Also, — On acoount of P. H. Dickson, Esq., 1 Bay Mare, 3yrs, by Sir William Wallace, broken to plough 1 Bay Gelding, 3yrs, broken to plough 1 Bay Gelding, 6yrs, broken to single aHd double harness 1 Chestnut Gelding, 6yrs, broken to single and double harness 1 Bay Gelding, 6yrs, broken to single and double harness 1 Bay GaldiQg, syrs, broken to single and donble harness 1 Bay Geldinsr, superior Hack 6 well-bred Hacks, broken and unbroken. Also, — On another account, without reserve. — 1 Waggon 1 Wool Dray MONTEITH & CO., 369 Auctioneers. NAPIEa HOBSE BAZAAB. SATUBDAY, 17m1aNUAEY, 1885, At 11.30 a.m. MONTEITH & CO, Will sell— IK HOUSES JLtr Various descriptions. Also, — Superior Draught Mare by "Young Lofty" 1 Draught Gelding, 3 years, " Dainty Wellington," by " Conqueror," unbroken 1 Pony Entire, 3 years, by " Tom Thumb " 1 Pony Gelding, 3 yearß, quiet to oarry boy or girl 1 Express. MONTEITH AND CO., 376 Auctioneers. TIMBER SALE. At Glendinning's Yard, near Eailway Station, on FKIOAY, 23kd JANUAKY, 1885, At 1.30 o'clock. MONTEITH~AND 00; Hava been instructed to S6ll — Mf\ AAA PERT SAWN I V/Jv/V/" TIMBEE, usual building dimensions, and comprising mixed Totura, heart of Totara, and Biinu, &c. Scantling, Weatherboards, T. and G. Lining and Flooring, Eusticated Boards, 40. MONTEITH & CO., 877 Auctioneers. ______ r _ SIX-ROOMED House in Napier, conveniently situated. Term* easy. MONTEITM A"fi> CO., 1W Auctioneers. FOR SALE. FIRST-CLASS nusiaess Site in Hastings-street, Napier. MONTEITH & CO., 158 Auctioneers. ~~~MR R. WKLLWOQD'S SALES~ rTIHE Undersigned will hold hia next JL Sale on WEDNESDAY, January 7th, and every alternate Wednesday, at Beecroft's Yards, when he will offer Hordes, Cattle, and Sheep. E. WELLWOuD, 161 Stock and Station Agent. T ° liend ° n first - jWX'w \^r V-^ class freehold security. B. WELLWOOD, 162 Stock and Station Agent. THE undersigned has Eor Sale several Small Farms near Hastings and a large number of Hastings Town Sections. E. WELLWOOD, 164 Stock and Station Agent, Hastings. NEW SHEEP YAHDS. THE undersigned is now prepared to offer speoial facilities to owners of Sheep consigned to him for pale by auction, having now completed extensive new yards. * E. WELLWOOD, 165 Stock and Station Agent, Hastings. ~T> WBLLWO O U Has much pleasure in announcing that he has commenced business at Hastings as STOCK AND STATION AGENT, AUCTIONEER, *C. Having acquired a first-class site, and beint about to erect extensive Sheep and Cattle Yards in which to hold regular sales, and having extensive paddock accommodation, he will be enabled to offer special facilities to stock-owners living at a dis tance, or who otherwise may favor him with their business. Having made arrangements with agents in other provinoes, he will be glad t > treat with Bbeepfarmers for the disposal of their surplm stook during the coming season. The undersigned has also made arrangements with Mr Beecroft to hold a Hor<.e dale every alternate Wednesday at2o'clockin his large Eepusitory, of which due notice will be given. 167 R. WELLWOOD W. B. H AKDING - STOCE.. STATION AND GENEEAL COMMISSION AGENT, Waipawa 178 (Opposite Eailway Station