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New Zealand Herald, Volume II, Issue 330, 2 December 1864, Page 2

Sales bjr THIS DAY. TO CARTERS, & c . At Auction This Dot, Friday, tho 2nd of December, by GEORGE SIBBIN, At 11 o'clock, Asrx -STALLED STABLE, well-paved and roomy yard, and never-failing spring of water, and three-roo'mcd Cottago in Chapel-street, opposite Bricklayers' Arms. THIS DAY. At 11 o'clock. GEO RG E SITS BI N Will sell by order of a person leaving the country, through political changes, 4 ALLOTMENTS in John-street, Dunstown, near tho Roman Catholic College, Por.sonby-road, having a front ago of 40 feet each, by a depth of H0 foot. Terms at sole. THIS DAY. TWO CI TY ALLOTMEN TS . This Day, Friday, Decembor 2, 1884, at 11 o'clock, GEORGE SIBBIN Hm received instructions to sell unreservedly by Publio Auction, ALL that piece or parrel of Land, being lots Nos 4 and 5 of a sub-division into lots of No. 5, Sec. 43, City of Auckland, having 34 feet frontage each to a reserved street, by a depth of 74 foot. Also, 10 Allotments 100 feet by 240 feet, each in New Liverpool, on the Manukau, being tho whole of sec. IG, having frontages to James-streci Victoria-street, John-street, andßartley-street plans to bo seen at the Mart. Also, 3 Allotments in ilic Government Townsliipof the Whaw, near Auckland, having a frontage of 180 links to Clifford and Ayr-streets. Terms at Sale. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3. SHIP'S STORES. At auction on Saturday, the 3rd of December, by GEORGE SIBBIN, At 11 o'clock, at his mart, SURPLUS STORES, ex 'British Trident,' consisting of— Bread Flour Oatmeal Barley Rice Tea Rum Loaf Sugar Currants, &c. Terms—Cash. | VALUABLE CITY PROPERTIES. LEASEHOLD AND FREEHOLD. J"! OR PRIVATE SALE—P ROPER TI E S Edkn Street, Ai.txn Road, Ai.uebt-ktrket, Hobson St uist-it, Edward Stiiekt, Nelson Stiikkt. ALSO IN Parnki.l, Nkwton, Remukba, Newmarket, COROSIANDEL, NORTJt SIIOKE, And Nt.ab Otahttiut, &c. For particulars apply to GEORGE SIBBIN Auctioneer. TO-MORROW. BUTTER, PORK, GROCERIES, Ac. C. STIC] 1 BURY & SON AVill sell by auction, at their stores, To-morrow, (Saturday) at 11 o'clock, "t kegs superior Wellington but- _ TER 5 cases prime clieeso 10 half-chests congou tea 10 mats Mauritius sugar 20 bags Patna rice 10 cases currants 20 boxes Elemo raisins 25 boxes muscatels 1 caso assorted spice 1° cases bottled vinegar 20 cases mixed pickles 50 tins red herrings 20 cases salad oil 5 cases mackerel 10 casks oatmeal 20 boxes sperm candles 20 boxes Melbourne mould candles 20 rolls China matting 1 bale paper hangings assorted, new patterns 1 caso Bell & Black's wax vestas, in plaid boxes &e. &c. THIS DAY. 17 000 fiv^~i7eet TALINGS, ' WIJ.I, UK SOI.D By SAMUEL COCHRANE, At his Mart, Fort-street, This Day at. 12 o'clock. THIS DAY. TRADE SALE Of SA £P LEIIY ' TOBACCO, CUTLERY, STATIONERY, WHISKEY, DRAPERY! &c. Tho subscriber wiO sell at his stores, Fort-street, mmfiWA 2rul December, at 11 o'clock, To£ 00 ' ° r ° Ut ° f conß i ß tiug Golden leaf, negroliead, cigars, pipos, matches, match boxes, Ac. SADDLERY— 18 Colored hogskin, 18 snnfflo bridles, 18 headstalls, 24 pairs plated spurs, horse and dandv clothes and shoe brushes, S.B. 5 cases assorted saddles, and 20 doz. snafllo bridles, ,&c., &c., CUTLERY— Knives and forks, carvers, butchers' knives, and steels, shoemakers' knives, &c., &c STATIONERY— And fancy goods in great variety, &c„ &c &c. '' WHISKEY— 8 qr.-casks (Islay.) &C., &c., &C. SAMUEL COCHRANE, Auctioneer,