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New Zealand Herald, Volume III, Issue 681, 19 January 1866, Page 2

Sales Irg TO-MORROW. FURNITURE ! FURNITURE !! C. STICHBUK.Y & SON Have received instructions to sell by auction, under a Bill of Sale, at their Stores, at 11 o'clock, without any reserve, The following- valuable household FURNITURE: 2 chests drawers, solid mahogany 1 mahogany sideboard 1 ditto 100 table 1 rimu dressingUablo 1 mahogany half-circular waslistand 1 superior Brussolls carpet, 11 ft. by 17 ft. 1 ditto ditto, 12 ft. by 14 ft. 1 ditto double iron bedstead 1 mahogany sofa, leather covered 1 superior inlaid work-tablo 5 bed-room chairs, cane seats 2 hall chairs 1 revolving arm-chair 1 double barrel gun 4 sets damask -window-curtains and polog, complete 4 sets curtain fittings PICTTTBES :— English Merry-malting, Shooting Party Coming of Ago, Duett, Melton Breakfast, Trial of Queen Caroline, Impending Mato, Favorite Pony and Spaniels, &c., Ac. 1 dinner scrvico, glass dishes, lamps, kitchen dressor, stoves, grates, boilers, kottles, showerbath, meat-safe 2 superior bronzo fondors 1 chcst tools, quite now &C., &c., &c. TUESDAY, JANUARY 23. THE TRIANGLE. ■J AA MERINO WETHERS, three-parts-brod, LUU from grass paddocks, for sale, on Tuesday next, at one o'clock. ALFRED BUCKLAND. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 21. LAMBS' WOOL. THE HAYMABEET WOOL SALE. LAST SALE for this Season will take placc on "WEDNESDAY, February 21st, at 12 o'clock. ALFRED BUCKLAND. THE TAMAKI LANDING. MR. ALFRED BUCKLAND. RESPECTFULLY informs hi:) friends that ho has ERECTED a substantial WHARF, with Securc Moorings for vcmols, at his Landing on East Bank of TAMAKI, on which both cattle and sheep arc landed, so as to pievent their access to salt w atcr. Experienced Porucns at all times present to reccivc Stock, which can bo forwarded at once to tho market, or remain for a time at grass—at tho option of consignee. November 15, ISGS. THE TRIANGLE. EEGULAR SALES of Cattle, Horses, and Sheep, on TUESDAYS, at two o'clock. ALFRED BUCKLAND. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 24. AT THE PALLS, EAST TAMAKI. The subscriber has been favoured with instructions from Lieut.-Colo.vel Hawkins (who is leaving for England), to soli at his residence, The Falls, " East Tamaki," on Wednesday next, 24th inst., at 12 o'clock, rjIHE WHOLE OF HIS NEW AND HANDSOME FURNITURE, &0., Consisting of Los T- b'es, Leather Couch, Easy Chair Su 1. .. id Table, Chairs, Folding ditto Gjttagu . irno, in Rosewood, Paris made, a very superior instrument Brussell's Carpet, Hearthrug, Fender and Fireirons Dining Tabic, Sido Board, Writing Table Handsomo Dessert Service, Cut Glasswaro Chest Drawers, Bedsteads, Mattrassos Washstands, Towel Horses, Commodes Books 13 doz. Sherry 12 doz. Port House Lamp, Colza Oil, Candles, Soap Sausago-making Machine, Largo quantity oi Kitchen Utensils liango, Mangle, Churn, Grass Seeds, Fencing Wiro, Sheop Nettiig Fishing Net, Garden Toole, Carpentor'B Tools Waggonette, London mad<> Oart and Harness, Saddlo and Bridle Carriage Maro '• Fanny " 3 Heavy Farm Il0r. ; 03 2 Dairy Cows Luncheon will be provided. At tho samo timo 372 ACRES OF LAND A.T MANGAMUNGAROA CREEK, At an upset price of £1 Is per acre. It consists of East Tamaki Farm, No. BS, .'Containing 181 acres, and No. S9, containing 191 acres. Also, THE FA LjL S ESTATE Will bo offered for competition. Terms.—One third Cash, remainder at 10 per cent, for 3, 5, or 7 years. SAMUEL COCHRANE, Auctioneer.