SALES BY AUCTION. Wednesday, April 4. COROMANDEL. BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEE. JONES hj CO. Have received instructions to sell by auction, at Brunswick Building?, on Wednesday, 4th April, at 12 o'clock, LOTS 7 and 8, of- Section No. fi, Knpanga, having a frontage of 47 feet to Frederick street, by a depth of 163 feet, and fronting the creek, with all Buildings thereon. 745 ap4 \ AMERICAN BUGGIES. JONES AND CO. Have now for Sale, IJj Single and Double, wi;h and without hoods. unswick Buildings. 124 tc Preliminary Notice. AT DRURY. ON NEXT MARKET DAY. The subscriber lias been favoured with instructions from John Williamson, Esq., Immigration Commissioner, to sell, at Drury, ou next Market Day, A QUANTITY of AGRICDLA TURAL IMPLEMENTS, TOOLS, &o. SAMUEL COCHRANE, AUCTIONEER. Fort-street, March I, IBG6. OPENING UP TII E WAIK AT 0. NOTICE. TO CAPITALISTS, TRADERS, ANI 0. ARTHUR AND SON Have received instructions to prepan for sale, at an early date, THE TOWNSHIP OF DRURY Thursday, April 5. GOVERN ME N T II ORS E S HEAVY DKAU.iUT MOiiSE.-j. HUNTER & CO. Have been favoured with instructions from the officer commanding (he Military Train to sell at Te Awaniutu, Ngaruawahia, and Papakura, about -jPA DRAUGHT HORSES, IUU DRAYS, and HARNESS complete. This is the best lot of Draught Horses that have been sold by the Government. They are all the best Horses selected from the Commissariat Transport Corps and the Military Train. They are in spendid condition, and all good staunch workers; sold in consequence of the Military Train moving to Wanganui. SALE AT TE AWAVIUTtJ, ON THURSDAY, APRIL 5. Seventy First-claBS Draught Horses, Thirty-one Drays, Two Forges. Thirtythree Sets Colonial Harness, Four Sets English Harness, Six Riding Saddles. Seventeen Pack Saddles, One Farrier's Tool Chest, One Shoeing-smith's Tool Chest, One Saddler's Tool Chest, One Wheeler's Tool Chest, Five Tarpaulins, Thirty Cart Covers, Thirty-two Lashing Ropes, One Lifting Jack, Thirtytwo Long Whips, Two Grindstones, One Branding Iron, Sixty-eight Horses, Neck Straps, Twenty-four Daiidritf Brushes, Fifty-two Head Collars and Chains. SALE AT NGARUAWHIA, ON FRIDAY, APRIL 6. Twenty First-class Draught Horses, Six Drays, One Forge. Soven Sots J Colonial Harness, three Riding Sad- I dies, One Park Saddle. Three Cart I (/Overs, Six Lashing Ropes, Six Long I Whips, Two Fern HooLs, Twelve Hea 1 Collars and Chains. SALE AT PAPAKDRA, ON WEDNESDAY. APRIL 11. Seventy First-class Draught Horses, Fifteen Drays, Three Forges, Seventeen Sets Colonial Harness, Three Sets English Harness, Ten Riding Saddles, Six Pack Saddles, Two Farriers' Tool Chests, One Shoeing Smith's Tool Chest, Two Saddlers' Tool Chests, Two Wheelers' Tool Chests, Forty-two Tarpaulins, Two Well Pumps, Fifteen Cart Covers, Fifteen I.ashing Ropes, One Lifting Jack, Eighteen Long Whips, Two Grindstones, Ten Horses' Neck Straps, Fifty-three Head Collars and Chains. 777np14
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New Zealander, Volume XXIV, Issue 2616, 31 March 1866, Page 2
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