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New Zealand Herald, Volume III, Issue 644, 5 December 1865, Page 2

Sales b]r %xa&m, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6. PAPA KU R A SALE. HUNTER & GO. Will hold their usual monthly sale at Papakura of FAT CATTLE, STOKE CATTLE, DAIRY COWS, SHEEP, HORSES, PIGS, &C, &C, &c. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7. O N E H U N G A . HUNTER AND CO.' Have received instructions from Cir. Biackbttene Tew, Esq, 68th L.I. (whoso family ia proceeding to England), to sell without reserve, at his rosidonco, Onehunga, on Thursday, 7th December, tho wholo of his Household Furniture, Horses, Harness, Dog-cart, Saddlery, Milch Cows, Poultry, Rabbits, &c. DRAWING-ROOM —Couches, tables, chairs, carpets, window curtains, fender and iho-irens, hearth rugs, &o. DiNixo-EOOir—Sofas, tables, chairs, table covers, •!;;.., brilliant toned pianoforte, sewing rcachino. Bed-hoom9—Double and single bedsteads, mattr*-. .nes toilet tables, washstand, toilet services, ■ string glasses, children's cots complete Kitchen—Cooking ufrnsils, c-ockory. Paktbt —Plato, glass and cro'Jccry -ware. Daibt Utensim—Churns, &•':. Tho well-kr.own thorough bred chestnut horse ' Tommy,' by ' Black Arab,' 0 years old, tho most perfect lady's horse in the Provinco; also goo ':. in light harness. ' Paddy,' a very handsomo light bay horso 5 years old, carries a lady. A two year old colt by 'Pacific.' Silver mounted harness, silvor mounted tandem ditto, driving and ridincr whips, ladies'and gentleman's bridles, an eight pound saddle, clothing, headstalls, stablo utensils, brushes, &o. A nearly new pagnall, built to order. Two superior dairy cows in full milk. Choice Aylesbury ducks, and Dorking fowls and chickens. Some raro rabbits and hutches. Doublo-barrel gun case, completed by Lancaslior. Garden tools. Sale at 12 o'clock. I Lunchoon provided. FRIDAY, DECEMBER S. HUNTER AND CO. J WILL positively hold their WOOL SALJS on FRIDAY, tho Bth of DccemWr. Cut .Uogucs of the different lots will bo ready on Thursday, thfl 7th instant. i TO-MORROW, TOYS! TOYS! TOYS! SALE BY AUCTION OF CHRISTMAS PRESE NT i 5 AND NEW YEAR'S GIFTS. 11. JOSEPH Has been favored with instructions from tho Importer!) to sell by auction oi bis roomsj on Wednesday, tho 6th Deoombor, at 11 o'clocic, ~i CASE, containing about 100 dozen oupefic? J English and German Toys, viz.:—Box. '.toys cf all kinds, Beach Horses, .I.'sums, Tamborines, Tin Toys, Chairs, Couches, TV.il.'s, Stoves, Stea-n Kngines, Whips, Carriages, Hobby Whislloii, Dominoej, Linen Mark?, Transparent Slate.'. Pea Shooters, Wax Tapers, Wool Lambs, Kites, Washed, Cages, Fancy Boxes, Dolls, Suspension Bridgefi, Noah's A.rks, CiiineßO Lauters, sci ., &e. No reserve Torms—Cash. TO-MORROW. UNRESERVED SALE AT AUCTION. H. JOS E P H Will sell by auction on Wednesday, tho 6th December, at 11 o'clock, 2 CASES CONTAINING:Men's and Boys' Summer Straw Hats Men's and Boys' Velvet Turbanß do. Men's and Boys' Horsehair do. Men's and Boys' Fancy Straw do. Men's Drab and Black Etonian and Oxford Hats. No Reserve. Terms Cash. THORSDAY, DECEMBER 14. POET OF NEW--LYOT. WHAU BBIJ/GKE. -j f*/\ ALLOTJVrdSTS AT AUCTION. Without Resorvo. ON THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14th. SAMUEL COCHBAJSTE, ' Auctioneer. N.B. —Seroral of tho Lots have deep water frontages; and the Great North Road runs through the contre of tho Township.