Page 2 Advertisements Column 6

New Zealand Herald, Issue 105, 15 March 1864, Page 2

ifs—r- r-s^;iT.=S^i^=aWgisSaagSaM Stales bir Ruction:. THURSDAY, MARCH 2*. SALE OF PROPERTY 1 lIT CITY AND SUBURBS. HIDINGS & DOWDEN Are instructed to "ell and Lease by Auction, ou Thursday, 24th instant, at 12 o'clock, gEYERAL VALUABLE PROPERTIES in tlio City of Auckland. Particulars in future advertisement. THIS DAY. OILMAN'S STORES, GROCERIES, ,tc. io. &c. JONES & CO. Will sell by auction, at their mart, Brunswick Buildings, This Day, l'ltli inst., at 11 o clock, q>— CASES ASSORTED PICKLES (Pint,.) 00 30. „ West India ditto IS „ Worceator sauce 10 ~ Roya! Australian eaueo 10 „ Catchup 12 ~ French olives 15 „ ~ capers 20 „ Salad oil 10 „ Saimon 20 „ Sardines 1-1: ~ Soup and bouilli 10 „ Mustard 113 „ Assorted sauces 15 „ „ Soups 100 Boxes Candles 50 ~ London soap 40 „ Sydney ditto 36 bags crystal sugar 20 1-ehesU tea •10 boxes tea 70 ~ muscatels 28 bags Tasmania oalmeul 12 barrels currants 1 east) cigars. Terms—Under £30, Cash; abort; that amount, approved Bills at 3 months. THURSDAY, MARCH 17. DRAP ER Y, DRAPER Y, | Ac. &c. Ac. j • JONES & CO. "Will sell by auction, at Brunswick Buildings, oh Thursday next, the 17th inst., at 11 o'clock, ONE CAS boys' and youths' doeskin suits One do. Garibaldi jackets and mantles I One do. Melton jackets, fancy ties, talmas, ! men's angola shirts, &c. | One do. Panama and black straw hats ! One do. ladies' white straw hats | One do. white and coloured erinoLiuo skirts j One do. cambric holland jackets j J.incii tablecloths I Boys' and youths' shirt.s | Ribbons, gloves, breast pir.J 1 Cent's linen collars j iScc., <S.'C., ! FRIDAY, MARCH IS. i CITY AN'I) SUBURBAN PROPERTY, j .TOXES & CO. | Have ree-'iwd instructions to sell by miction. at i Brunswick Buildings, on l'"riday, the lfitii inst., at 12 o'clock, A NUMBER of Valuable BUILDING ALLOT - . MKNTS in tho City and Suburbs, viz • FREEMAN'S IiAY. j Allotment having a of .13 feet to DiuSici street, by :i depth ot' 100 feet. Ditto ditto ditto of 33 feet to Sale-street Lots No. 11. 12, 13, and H, each having a fvontaga of 33 feet to Willow-street 2 lots in Anglesea-street each 33 feet by 100 3 lots in Pratt-street ditto ditto M 0I T NT ST. MARY. | Lot No 90. 37 feet frontage to Edinburgh-street j Lot No. (!.">, -Ui feet frontage to St. Francis of Sals Not No. 64, i 2 ditto ditto ditto j PONSONBY ROAD. j -1 lots, having 40 feet frontage to the Potisonby-road ; opposite the College-road BAYFIELD. Lot No 8, having 74 feet frontage to Ponsonbyrond. PITT STREET. Lot No. 20, eoi-ner of Pitt-street and East-street i CO LLING WOOD STREET. I Cottage and allotment, 33 feet frontage to Colling-wriod-Ktroet. j Also, - - | A sir.Fill I\A KM of -10 acres, being allotment No. 71, in the pariah of Waikoniiti. I Terms at Sale.

i TUESDAY, MARCH 22. j VALUABLE | VILLA RESIDENCES, j FRONTING THE ITARBOCI; AND OVEK- | LOOKING- THE CITY. I i JONES & CO. | Hare recoircd intirurtiont from Bishop PoiirALUKR J to sell bv public auction, at Brunswick Building*, | on Tuesday, the 22nd March, at 12 oYloeV, ) 32 ° V SWES fo \ \\\>OWV W C \\A i 'OS Vi, Y\s.« \\\j; VTCIW^i ages to \Yie HtvWvr and comTnvxdirig mo»t eiU»- } ! five news of tho City mid surrounding country. TliU I'roperty is w iIOUNT SX. j MART'S, in Freeman's Bay. j The Auctioneers lie-vo only to announce this p.*o' ! pcrly for sale, feeling assured that it requires no j recommendation from them, as no more desirable j sites can be had, oiul would merely request that ' those ol' the public who are not already acquainted j with its position, would vitit it pr«Tiou.s to the Sel* | (22nd), as rt. only requires to be «een to be appreciated. Lithographed Plans can be had at the Brunswick Buildings. Imr.: ff«y,