Saks Jhg TUESDAY, APRIL 18. The subscribor has been favorod -with injtructione from hie Honor tho Superintendent to LEASE by public auction at tho Land Hart, '.Fort-street, on Tuesday, tho 18th day of April, at 12 o'clock, -«/rALLOT MENTB oir CUSTOM HOUSE SEEET TO BE tJSED AS TIM BEE fHAEVES, having frontagea of about FIFTY FEET to the Bivcr. Conditions and full particulars in a. future issue. SAMUEL COCHEANE, Auctioneer. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26. PRELIMINARY NOTICE OF VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ROSEWOOD PIANO, PO NIES, BIRDS, POULTRY, &c, &c, &c. The subscriber has received instructions from Joseph Collin, Esq., Army Medical Staff (who is under orders for England), to sell, at his residence, Kent Villa, Sjmonds-Btreet, on Wednesday, the 26th inet., at 11 o'clock, fpHE whole of his VALUABLE FURNITURE> X Piano, Books, Canaries, and other Birds' Poultry , Por-ies, superior Double Gun, yrellbred Setter Dog, Saddlery, Cricketing Materials, &c. ; SAMUEL COCHEANE, Auctioneer. FOR PRIVATE SALE. A STEAM SAWMILL, QITUATE at the mouth of a good Creek, with Engine of 20 horse-power, in full vrorking order, and cutting from thirty to forty thousand fee weekly, with GANG SAW-FEAME, Working up to Forty Saws. Also, SELF-ACIING CIRCULAR SAW, and all necesssriry requirements of a firet-cla s Mill. Timber can be cut any length, from 10 feet upwards. Also, A KAURI BUSH. Of 120 acres, heavily timbered, and unopened, and easily avail, ablo for the Mill There are also a Manager's House and Store,
8m and Carpenter's Shop, And Five Cottages for persons employed on misse. Terms on application to SAMUEL COCHRANE, Auctioneer. THIS DAY. CLBABIN (To U T SALE. WITHOUT RESERVE. GBOEGB SIB B I K", Will sell at his Mart, this day, at 11 o'clock, -I p- BAGS best picked POTATOES JLO Large Fishing Net Finn old Violin and Bow 2fi Waistcoats 43 pairs trousers 7 Coats 6 Tables Stove and Piping Cheese, butter, pork Herrings, soap, sago Nails, paint, tubs Rice, sugar, mustard Indian cane fishing rod A quantity of furniture, clothing, and sundries THIS DAY. The Subscriber will soil at thebtores of Eaton-and Dewolf, this day, Thursday, 13th inst., at 11 o'clock precisely, in A WALNUTS IUU 50 do. small Potatoes 2 cases Bacon 10 bags Maize 10 case 3 Hobartou Jams L. W. EATON, Auctioneer BOOTS! BOOTS! BOOTS! Ex ' Pegasus.' RIDINGS & DOWDEN Will nell by auction, in a few day«, 1 0,0. TRUNE:s boots and shoes 20 Paokagef woll-aseorted Grindery EX ' FICARD' FROM HOBART TOWN. ON SALE BY THIT UNDERSIGNED, QQQ BAGS OATS OOtJ 22 ditto bran 15,644 feet timber 4,250 six-feet palings 15,860 five-feet ditto 4,755 posts and rails 90,000 shingles J. ROBERTON & CO.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume II, Issue 442, 13 April 1865, Page 2
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