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New Zealand Herald, Volume II, Issue 347, 22 December 1864, Page 2

Sales bg FRIDAY, DECEMBER 23. SPUING- BANK, &c., &c. HIDINGS & DOWDEN Will soil by auction, on Friday next, 23rd inßt, at 12 o'clock, LOTS 43, 44, 101, 137, and 138, of the Subdivision of Allotments No. 32 and 33, Suburbs of Auckland, having frontages to Richmond Road and Browne-street, Spring Bank. . Also, Tho interest in a Lease of Lot No. 1 of the Subdivision of Allotment No G, Section 52, City of Auckland, having frontago to Hepburn-street and Smith-street, and immediately opposito tho residence of T. Macky, Esq. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 23. SEWING MACHINES. MABIN & GRAHAM Havo recoivcd instructions to sell on Friday next, 22 nd instant, at tho Now Zealand Auction-rootnß, 6 WIGHT AND MANN'S LOCKSTITCH SEWING MACHINES, Just landed, ox ' Albert William,'from London, in first-rate order. Tlicy are tho best and simplest machines, upon quite a new and improved principle, and make tho celebrated doublo lockstitch. These machines will hem, stitch, quilt, gather, cord, bind, braid, and embroider in a very superior maimer, and will, with wonderful rapidity, make their own braid, stitching it on at lho same moment. For furthers particulars, apply at office of abovo. Terms:—Cash. THIS DAY. BEEF, GROCERIES, &c,., &c. Tho subscriber will sell at the stores of Eaton and Dowolf, THIS DAY (Thursday), 22nd December, at 11 o'clock, 6 TIERCES I!EEF 10 kegs prime do. 4 „ sheep's tongues 20 „ butter 3 barrels currants 5 casks raisins lO boxes do. GO primo Sydney cheeses 29 sides bacon 10 cases Hobart Town jams I 4 casks oatmeal 20 bags Sydney maize 100 bags Now Zealand maize L. W. EATON. Auctioneer. - FRIDAY, DECEMBER 23. STATIONERY. BY AUCTION. E. & H. ISAACS I Will sol 1 by auction, at their stores, Queen-street, on Friday, tho 23rd instant, at eleven o'clock, -I A CASES STATIONERY, JLU Just landed ex Albert William, Comprising— 12 and 14 lbs. bluo laid foolscap paper 1G Jibs, bluo and crcam laid letter do. 12 mo. clasp book, fcrril bound Account books, various Memorandum tablet books Flush books, assorted sizes Foolscap ruled papers, money and feint only Metallic best and medium looks Letter and official envelopes Small bottles black ink And Scvoral items of stationers' sundries. Stationers and dealers should attend this sale. Being a lonsignment, will be sold without reservo. I T(rma —Under .£3O, cash ; over £30, approved notes for three months. THIS DAY. STOEE SHEET. For fale This Day, Thursday "TVcomber 22, at one o'clock. 200 EWES AND LAMBS. ALFRED BUCKLAND. THIS DAY. THE NEWMARKET YARDS. For sale This Day, Thursday, at 1 o'clock rjIHE CARGO of the ' ALEET A,' consisting 110 head first-class fat oxen •10 head well-bred store steers 20 head prime oxen, from tho neighbourhood Dairy cows Store cattlc Two pure bred short-horned bulls, 15 months old 200 well fatted sheep Fat and store pigs. ALFRED BUCKLAND. THIS DAY. THE NEWMARKET YARDS. POUR CHOICE DAIRY COAVS near calving, for sale This Day Thursday, December 22nd, at 1 o'clock. ALFRED BUCKLAND. THIS DAY. N E W M A II K EXT. JJIOR SALE THIS DAY, 15 Dairy Fatted Pigs 75 Weaned Lambs. ALFRED BUCKLAND SATURDAY, DECEMBER 24. THE HAYMAEKET. For salo on Saturday, Dceembor 24, A GOOD SADDLE HORSE, about 16 Hands High, up to any weight, and a firstrate Jumper ALFRED BUCKLAND. FRIDAY, JANUARY 6. * THE WOOL SAL E. THE next SALE for WOOL will beheld at the HAYMAKKET, on Friday, the 6th January, 18G5, when 300 Bales will be sold. ALFRED BUCKLAND. THE TRIANG L~E! ~ REGULAR Weekly S lie for Cattle, Sheep, and Pigs,Jon TUESDAY, at Two o'clock. ALFRED" BUCKLAND