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New Zealander, Volume XVIII, Issue 1740, 8 November 1862, Page 2

ra'.cs fcjj Auction* MR. ALFRED BUCKLAND, Will sell by public auction, at the Haymarket, THIS DAY, (Saturday), at 12, A WHITECHAPEL CART (NEW) Gig 2 sets of Cart Harness Pair of Gig Lamps Snatllo Bridles 2 Side Saddles 4 Saddles Sundry Plough Lines Head Stall &c., &c., &c. For Sale by Auction, AT THE HAYMARKET, THIS DAY, SATURDAY, At Twelve o’clock. '» SERVICEABLE HACKS 3 1 Light Harness Horse And A Two Year Old Filly. Large and Roomy Waggon. For sale at the Haymarket, THIS DAY, (Saturday). A LARGE BODIED WAGGON, adapted fur carrying goods to the interior (built on the American plan). And Two Strong Draught Horses. MR. ALFRED BUCKLAND PONY PILETON. A FIST-CLASS LIGHT PONY PILETON For Sale, THIS DAY, (Saturday), at the Haymarket, by A FOR MR. ALFRED BUCKLAND. 1) A R K B R O W N MARE Thoroughly good, warranted staunch, SALE AT THE HAYMARKET IJY MR. ALFRED BUCKLAND. THIS-DAY (Saturday) IIWENTY-TWO SACKS OF WHEAT FOR SALE AY MR. ALFRED BUCKLAND. At the Haymarket THIS DAY, (Saturday), at Twelve. Horse Stock from the Coast. rp.WO USEFUL HORSES from WANGAREI, X For Sale at tiic Haymarket, THIS DAY, (Saturday), at 12 o’clock. MR. ALFRED BUCKLAND A LARGE FURNITURE SPRING CART and Harness For Sale, THIS DAY, at the Haymarket, by MR. ALFRED BUCKLAND. Grey Draught Horse, 5 years old, ACCUSTOMED to all kinds of Harness, steady in his work, ami powerful, For Sale, THIS DAY, at the Haymarket, ALFRED BUCKLAND. Desirable Farm and Residence at the East Tamaki. MR. ALFRED BUCKLAND. lias received instructions from Mr. Charles Lewis, to sell by auction at the Haymarket, on FRIDAY, November 14ih, at 12 o’clock, HIS FARM ot 240 acres of land (the first selection in the Fast Tamaki), numbered 85, 96, and 97, Parish of Pukuranga. The above farms contain a neat Residence in thorough repair, Stable, Stockvard, excellent Kruit and ’Vegetable Gardens; is securely_fenced and subdivided principally with thorns, and has an extensive frontage to the high -road. Considerable improvements have been lately made on the farm, forty acres having been ploughed and resown with grass in the best possible manner. Terms—One-tlitrd cash; remainder at 8 per cent, for five years. Desirable Suburban’ Residence and Allotments, within a short distance of Mount Eden. MR. ALFRED BUCKLAND. Has received instructions from Mr. George Niccol, to sell, at the Haymarket, on FRIDAY, 14th November, at 12 o’clock, ALLOTMENT No, 6, Parish of Waitemata, County of Eden, containing 36a. 3r. 28p., substantially enclosed with stone walls and subdivided into numerous paddocks, together with the roomy dwelling-house and out-building thereon. This property is, from its proximity to Auckland, well adapted for cutting up for Suburban residences. Also, Lots, No. 104, 104 a, 105, and 106, each containing 20 acres, fenced ami in cultivation, lying between the ahovenamed allotment and the road leading to the Wesleyan Cottage. , Terms: —One-third, Cash; balance at option of purchaser, at 8 per cent, for a term of years. Convenient Farm in the East Tamaki District, FOR SALE, by Auction, at the Haymarket, on FRIDAY, November 14th, at 12 o’clock, Farm No. —, the property of Mr. Shackcl, containing 86 acres, subdivided into Six Paddocks, of which 20 acres are in fallow, 4 acres in potatoes, the remainder in grass. There* is a small Five-roomed Dwelling House, Dairy, Stable, Cow-shed, and Stock yard on the property, which has the further advantage of a running stream of tvatcr in all seasons oT the year. This property adjoins the first-rate Farm of Mr. Harris, and is divided by a road only from that of the Messrs. Wilson. Terms Cash. ALFRED BUCCLAND. Haymarkc't, Oct. 31. Otahuhu. THE TRIANGLE. REGULAR Sales of Stock will be held on each WEDNESDAY, at 11 o’clock. Stock received at the Yards on the previous day, and placed in a well secured Paddock, without additional charge. MR. ALFRED BUCKLAND. To be Sold at Auction, THIS DAY, Saturday, at half-past ten o’clock, BY GEORGE SIBBIN, cyn AAA SHINGLES, as they lie in Custom-House-street. Small Dingy ahd Oars Lot of old Timber, Boards, &c. Tables, Chairs, and Harness Child’s Cot and Barge Bedstead Soap, Sugar, Tea &c., &LC., Si c. CITY ALLOTMENTS. GEORGE SIBBIN . Has been favoured witli instructions to sell, at an early date, n ALLOTMENTS IN BAKER-STREET, Section 39, ADJOINING NELSON-STREET, AND NEAR TO WELLESLEY-STREET AND COOK-STREEI. Terms:— One-third, Cash; balance by Promissory Notes, bearing Bank interest for one or two years. S. H. WEBB, AUCTIONEER AND COMMISSION AIIENT. ’ Furniture Sales on Thursdays, at 12. No charge made for the storage of goods sent for sale. “CITY OF AUCKLAND STORES,” Fort-street,