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New Zealand Herald, Volume II, Issue 334, 7 December 1864, Page 2

Sails b% THIS DAY. EXTENSIVE DEAPEEY SALE. HIDINGS AND DOWDEIf Will hold an extonsivo sale of over OA CASES OF FRESH. DRAPERY £l\J Consisting of— Mon's and boys' white shirts Ditto blue serge ditto Merino eliirts and cotton pants Fancy tweed suite Blue serge ditto Black sao and bluo coats Silk, alpaccu, and Bodiord cord coats Tweed troußoni Summer vests Ladies' fancy shawls and scarfs Whito crinoline skirts Fancy gauze mohairs Murk'h skirting White and colored kid gloves Habits, gloves, in variety Women's white cotton hose Boys' and men's white and grey socks Also, An invoice of ribbonß, laces, gimps, flowerß feathers, beads, <SwC., &c., &iC* Terms at sale. Jfc SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10. SCHOONEE 'MAETHA.' s SIDINGS & DOWDEN Will sell by auction, on Saturday next, lOtli inst., at 12 o'clock, THE SCHOONER ' MARTHA,' 25 Tons, as she now lies off Queen-street Wharf. Well found in every respect. Particulars may be had at the Mart. Terms—Cash. MONDAY, DECEMBER 12. ' THE 'LADY BAKKLY.' (By order of tho Commissary-Genoral.) RIDINGS & DOWDEN Have received instructions to oircr for tale, on Monday, 12th December, at 12 o'clock, at thoir mart, Queen-street, fTIHE PADDLE STEAMER ' LADY BARKLY,' X 30 tons, 25 horse power, with all her stores, fittings, <tc. She is now lying at tho Wharf, Onehunga, and information can be obtained from Captain Hunt, on board. An inventory, with further particulars, will bo r«ady in a few days. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 20. POET ALBEET. EIDINGS & DOWDEN Have received instructions to sell by auction, on Tuesday, 20tli December next, at 12 o'clock, at their Mart, Queen-street, QQ ALLOTMENTS in tho Town of Port -LOO Albert, Albertland Settlement, in halfacre lota. Plans are now ready at tho Mart. THIS DAY. TO lEONMONGEES, BLACKSMITHS, FAEEIEES, AND OTHEES. C. STICHBUEY AND SON Have received instructions to sell by public auction, This Day, the 7th December, at 11 o'clock, INVOICES of tho. following GOODS, consisting of— 25 kegs Patent American nails, from 1| to 4 inch 5 cwt. horseshoe do., assorted 6 do. best clout nails, from 1J to 3 inch 7 do, cut clasp do., from 1£ to 3 J inch 1 do. inch rose do. 7 do. flat point do. do., from 1J to 5 inch 5 bundles iron crowbars 2 casks blued carpenters' adzes, No. 2 1 cask 12 dozen assorted picks 1 do. steel wedges 1 cask containing— Wedge hatchets Kent axes 5 cwt. blacksmiths' tonga 20 dozen rivets, eyed, double strapped Socket spades 1 case containing— Steel-faced stone hammers 1 cas econtaining— American axes, handled 2 cases containing— 12 dozen pick handles 12 do. adze do. 2 casks horseshoes, assorted 1 cask of navvy shovels 1 cask containing cast steel long spades 1 caße containing— Carpenters' adzes Iron hammers Carpenters' axes Trowels, and Carpenters' hatchets 1 ton best spring coach steel ■ And other goods. Terms Easy. | MONDAY, DECEMBER 19. VILLA LOTS AT REMUERA, neab Newmarket. The subscriber has been favoured with instructions from the proprietor, to sell by public auction, at his Land Mart, Fort-street, on Mondav, tho 19th instant, at 12 o'clock, g I X LARGE VILLA SITES. No. I—6o feet frontage to Remuera Road, bv a depth of 200 feet No. 2—60 feet do. do. No. 3—bO feet do. do. No. 4—72 feet do. do. CWith this allotment will be sold about one acre of land adjoining, through which a stream of pure ■water constantly Hone.) No. 5—60 feet frontage by a depth of 200 feet No. 6—60 feet do. do. A plan of the above property may be seen at the auction rooms. Terms—Liberal. SAMUEL COCHRANE, Auctioneer.