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New Zealander, Volume XX, Issue 2068, 19 March 1864, Page 4

SALES BY AUCTION. THIS DAY. AT AUCTION, AT COCHRANE’S MARKET, Or CASES WITH ZINC LININGS w O 12 Pairs Rabbits 4 Cases Morton's Sauces (large) 4 Cases Port Wine JOSEPH COCHRANE. THIS DAY. AT AUCTION, COCHRANE’S MARKET, (SACKS PRIME POTATOES, (from selected Hobarton seed) 12 Sides New Zealand Bacon 50 Boxes Apples, Russets, Pippins, &c. JOSEPH COCHRANE. THIS DAY. AT AUCTION, AT COCHRANE’S MARKET, Neat cooking range Pair of Globes, Stands, &c., complete Massive Candlesticks, Mirrors, &c. Galvanic Battery and Apparatus. JOSEPH COCHRANE. Monday, March 21, and Wednesday, March 23. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CITY PROPERTIES, &c., &c., &c., AT AUCTION. I have been favoured with instructions from Mr. E. J. Noruis to sell, The furniture of his residence, jermyn-street, TOGETHER WITH SUNDRY FREEHOLDS IN THE CITY, AND TWO NEAT LEASEHOLD COTTAGES, IN CHAPELSTREET. THE CITY PROPERTIES & COTTAGES WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION, on MONDAY NEXT, 21st instant, AND On WEDNESDAY, 23rd instant, WILL BE SOLD AT THE RESIDENCE, JERMYN-STREET, THE ELEGANT FURNITURE, PIANO, VELVET PILE CARPET, AND VALUABLE DOMESTIC EFFECTS, Of which particulars will be given in Catalogue. JOSEPH COCHRANE. Monday, March 21. TWO NEAT COTTAGES, CHAPEL STREET. ALLOTMENT, VICTORIA-STREET. Three Choice Harbour-view Allotments. COLLINGWOOD STREET. rpHE above are the Property of Mr. E. J. Noueis, who is leaving for England, and will be sold by me at Auction, on MONDAY, 21st inst., at 11 o’clock, at Cochrane’s Market, Full particulars and information will be found in catalogue. JOSEPH COCHRANE. Monday, March 21. AT AUCTION, on MONDAY, at ELEVEN O’CLOCK, AT COCHRANE’S MARKET, ALL THE TIMBER FOR A HOUSE, partly framed. JOSEPH tIOCHRANE. BUILDING SITES, PARNELL, AT AN EARLY DATE. AT AUCTION. I have been instructed to Sell, at Auction, early in the ensuing month, JPORTY-ONE BUILDING- SITES, IN PARNELL, Situate between the properties of Captain ' Blackett, William Swainson, Esq., the School Trust, Bishop Selwyn, and H. H. Tnrton, Esq.— having frontage to ST. GEORGE’S ROAD, and commanding all around a magnificent view of the City and Harbour in their loveliest aspects. JOSEPH COCHEANE.