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New Zealand Herald, Issue I, 1 April 1864, Page 2

Safes in Ruction. SATURDAY, APRIL 2. PIANOS, CONCERTINAS, MUSIC, FANCY GOODS, &c., &c. RIDINGS & DOWDEN Will sell by auction on Saturday next, at 12 o'clock, 2 COTTAGE PIANOS 1 Harmonium, double action Double Tone Square Concertina Flntinns. from 8 to 11 keys Musical Boxes Flutes and Flageolets 150 Pieces Music, instrumental and vocal Also— 3 cases Fancv Goods, consisting of—Papier Mache Desks, Work Boxes, Ink Stands, -V-c., &<;. SATURDAY, APRIL 2. CHEESE, SALMON, OATMEAL, Ac. RIDINGS & DOWDEN Will sell by auction on Saturday next, April 2, at 11 o'clock, Q"1 C A S E S, consisting of— OJL S cases North Wilts Loaf Chceso 8 ditto prime Cheshire Cheese ID ditto fresh Salmon (lib. tins) •1 casks Oatmeal 3 cases: prime Spiced Beef itc. &v. Ac. SATURDAY, APRIL 2. TO SIIOEMA I\ KRS. FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT .MAY CONCERN. RTDTNGS £ POWPEN Will sell by auction on Saturday, 2nd April, at 11 o'clock, KEGS SHOE NATLS. all more or less darna'Jtr geel bv salt water, consisting of, viz.:— 1 (in diamond) — fil 1 keg, 1 cwt., malleable Hobs G2-05 4 " 2 " 07 1 " " " (iS-70 " (ine Cut Bills 01-70 !) " 82-07 15 medium " <18-105 S Stout. 107-100 !! ( lit Tip Nails 110-111) 113-11-1 J fi cast Bills 110-11s) 120-121 2 tip wrought Nails Also— 7 *.-81-87-1 <»r. -1 kegs Cut Bills 113-115-117 " Cast Bills Terms—Cash. SATURDAY, APRIL 2. I'' T R E A R M S. RTPTNGS & POWPEN Will sell by Auction on Saturday, 2nd April, at 11 o'clock. O DOUBLE GUNS o 3 Rifles 1 Sword 20 Pistol Knives WEDNESDAY, A l . -JL G. D R A P E R Y SAL E. HIDINGS & DOA\ r PEN Will sell by auction on Wednesday next, Gth April, at 11 o'clock, C)f\ C,\c;lsS DRAPERY, &c., consisting of— Scot eli 1 weed Blankets Winse.vs Fancv Prints Ginehams Colored Counterpanes Marbled Shirts Twilled Sheeting Huek Towels Bleached Table Cloths Turkish Towels Welsh Flannel Boys' and Youths' Tweed Trowsera Hosiery Velvet Pile Hearth Rugs Dutch Carpet Tartan and Shepherds Tlaid Scarfs and Shawls Ladies Tweed Paletots &c. &c. <scc. Terms—Under £30, Cash; above that amount, approved Promissory notes at 3 months. THIS DAY. SUBURBAN LAND AT OTAHUHU. ALFREP BUCKLANP Has received instructions from Howard llutton, Esq., to sell at the Hay market, This Day, April Ist, 18G4, at 11 o'clock, HIS HOMESTEAD at OTAHUHU, adjoining the Township, and bounded by the Tamaki River, immediately opposito the Otahuhu Camp, divided into FIFTEEN SUBURBAN ALLOTMENTS, varying in size from eleven acres, with a large and commodious residence, to three acres and a half, and one of half an acre. Those lots are advantageously situated for residences, commanding pleasant views, and are close to tho township, within'five minutos' walk of the Post Office. The principal part of them are fenced, have ready access to a good road, and the advantago of water communication with Auckland. A large plan of the property and neighbourhood is on view at the Haymarket, and lithographed plans can be obtained on application. Tf.ums—One-fourtli cash ; one-fourtli by promissorv motes at tlueo months, and tho balance can remain on mortgage at 10 per cent, per annum. THIS DAY. ALFRED BUCKLANP Will sell by Auction, This Day, April 1, DESIRABLE FARM at tho Flat Bush, -U miles from Otahuhu, containing 260 acres, at the upset price of £520. Tho I''arm is partly fenced, 30 acres just laid down in red clover and cocksfoot, a good 3-roomed house with verandah, out-buildings, stock-yard, &c. For particulars apply to Mr. MacPherson, Flat Buch, or T. Spencer, Otahuhu. There is a good road, and tho timber is available for Otahuhu Market. Also at the Flat Bush, and adjoining tho above, At the upset price of £88. A FARM of 88 acres, mostly bush, well sheltered and well watered. There is a slab house and part of the boundary fence erected. Known iri tho locality as " Lang and Leech's Farm," and on tho plans as Lot 137, Porißh of Paiaranga.