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New Zealand Herald, Volume II, Issue 350, 26 December 1864, Page 2

Salts HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. JONES & CO. Have roceiTed instructions from O. J. Taylor, Esq., to sell by auction, at his residence Symonda-street, on an early dato in January, r r\HE whole of Ms valuable HOUSEHOLD X iUENITURE, &c., &c., &c. Particulars in a future advertisement. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 28. At Ten ©'lock, AT ME. PEICHLEI'S REMUERA. HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS & FURNITURE. VALUABLE AND CHOICE LIBRARY, of about 1,500 volumes. TWO SUPERIOR HORSES. A COW NEAR CALVING. MALVERN DOG CART. PIANOFORTE BY BROADWOOD. SYMPHONIUM BY RUDDALL & CO. JOHN ROBERTON & CO. Have been favoured with instructions from C. Petschler, Esq., to sell by auction, on the promises, in Remuera, at 10 o'clock sharp, The whole of his household EFFECTS, FURNITURE, &c., in the following order: — YARD AND STABLE. A -washing and wringing machine Patent iron mangle Portable boiler 600 slates, Countess Garden tools Gai-den roller Circular grindstone Agricultural implements Iron garden seats Wooden entrance gates Iron hurdles American churn Meat safe Malvern dog-cart Farm cart Mr. Petschler's chesnut riding horse „ „ bay carriage horse Cow near calving Number of fo-wls Two sets of gig harness, electro-plated Two-Baddies, bridles Cart harness Corn crushing machine Contents of man's bedroom &c., &c., &c. STORE BOOMS. Soap, candles, oats Sugar, tea, jams . Ccd-liver oil, corn flour, German ale Nails, tools, Colza oil Salmon, vinegar, bottled fruits A few dozen of choice wines &c., &c., &c. KITCHEN AND DAIRY. Contents of dairy English registered stove Crockery, shelves Kitchen utensils Kitchen furniture Preserving pots Contents of servant's bed-room &c., &c., &c. LOBBY. Hall lamp Hat stand Hall table Chairs Maps Engravings . DRAWING ROOM. Pianoforte by Broadwood Symonium by Ruddcll, Cose, Carte & Co. Moderator lamp Telescope Engravings Drawing-room books, about 150 volumes Alabaster groups Mirror Pictures Whatnots Pianoforte music 15rasa cornices Green damask hangings . Sofas, tables, chairs Candlesticks, arm-chair Chimney ornaments, fire irons And many other articles. BEDROOMS. Shower bath Wardrobe Chests' of drawers Brass pillar iron beadstead with bedding 3 iron beadsteada with bedding Looking glasses Ornaments, engravings Double barrelled guns, pistols Couch, tables, chairs Boy's iron crib Child's cot >'iglit chair, wash-hand stands Clothes baskets, &c., &c. DINING ROOM. Book cases Time pieces Sofa, arm-chairs Dining table Cliairs, maps Pictures, ornaments Fire irons, carpets Trays, glasses Complete dinner service China desert service Tea services Breakfast service Electro-plated tea services, egg stand it Cruet frames, pickle stand Candlesticks, &c., &c. THE LIBRARY. • The sale of the Books will commonce at about 3 o clock. Three-fourths of the Library consists of English Books and includes Standard Works in all branches of Literature, especially in Philosophy, Chemistry, History, Geography, Statistics, Geology, Belles Lettrea, Music, &c. 'llie Foreign Bookß consist of Works in Latin, i-rench, German, Italian, Spanish, &c„ but will not be offered unless there ib .sufficient competition. A Luncheon will be provided at 1 o'clock. One of CROWTHER'S CARS will start for Remuera at Somerville's corner at J-past 9 and 2 o clock on the day of sale. Terms—»Cash. REMUERA, NEAR NEWMARKET. GEORGE SIBBIN Will soil by auction, at an early date, I M ALLOTMENTS in Remuera, near Newmarket, having each a frontage of 40 feet to iuu ieet. Also, — 4 small paddocks, near the residence of James Cruickthank, Esq., containing above soven acres and a quarter. Soil good, and in a high state of cultivation. T«rme liberal.