Sales hg §fccttctt. THURSDAY, JANUARY 25. VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD EURNITURE, PIANO, SIDEBOARD, LOO TABLE, CHEFPIONEEE, ESCRITOIRE &c., &c., &o. Tho subscriber has been favored with instructions from Ralph Keesing, Esq., who is leaving for England, to 801 l at his residence, Waterloo Quadrant, (immediately above the residence of D. Nathan, Esq., on Thursday, 25th January, at 12 o'clock, THE whole of his Valuable Household Furniture, consisting of— Walnut semi-cottage piano and stool _ Ditto Canterbury whatnot and music stand Mahogany sideboard Cedar 100 table Mahogany whatnot Ditto couch horsehair seats C Ditto chairs ditto ditto 1 easy cliair, morocco, Spanish mahogany Set of elegant damask satin curtains, blue and gold Handsome brass curtain polo and lings Elegant chandelier, with lamp, &c. A very chaste gilt-frame pier glass, with mahogany stand, marble top Velvet pile carpet, 22ft. x lGft. 6ins. Tapestry ditto Superior chess table, solid walnut log, top inlaid with ebony and box Sot Staunton's chessmen (ebony and box) with case Engravings, viz.:—Slave Market, Trial of Lord Wm. Russell, Mary Queen of Scots, Queen's Favourites, &c. Mahogany umbrella stand, with hat pegs 5 French polished mahogany Venotian blinds Lustres with Ormolu Pedestals, a pair of umquo carvod marble vases Wax fruit with glass shades, silver goblot Inlaid card case, pearl whist counters Silver-plated liqueur stand, with flint glasß bottles Mahogany sofa, horse-hair seat Polished cedar chairs Cano soated chairs Cedar cheffioner, with drawors, &c. Handsomo polished mahogany escrotoiro, with drawers, money counter, desk, secret drawors, jewolled, and altogether unique and beautiful, with cupboard for deeds and papers. 1 pilo hearthrug Steel bronzed fender, set fire irons to match, book case and books, oil paintings, Plan of Auckland City, gilt frame, chimney glass, plated cake basket, waiters, cruet framd, toast rack, candlesticks, telescope, opera glass, chcss and work table, New Zealand wood, letter press and stand, pair damask curtains, brasE curtain polo and rings, mahogany tabic and cover, decanters, winos, liqueurs, tumblers, &c., &c. BEDROOMS. Cedar curtain poles, ring and brackets Worked laeo curtains Damask curtains, and gold Mahogany frame British plate toilet glass Mahogany bed steps Toilet table and covers Cedar waslistand and service Folding portable couch Four-post bedstead, solid brass poles, with gill cornice, damask furniture, unequalled in th( Colony Reversable pile rug, oil cloth, matting Beech cane-seated chairs Wardrobe (double), polished Now Zealand wood Valuable time-piece, mahogany frame, made bj Inglis, 39, St. John's Square, London Cedar chest drawers Ditto work table Iron bedsteads, couches, towol horseß, washstands, blinds, bedding, wardrobo, &c. KITCHEN. Largo convenient dresser (portable) Dinner service (about 90 pieces, dovo and gold] Safes, tables, chairs, dish covers, cutlory, boilerß saucepans, and all the, useful kitcher utensils. Also, A Colt's five chambor revolver and case The Furniture will ho en view on Monday, Tuos day, and Wednesday, 22nd, 23rd, and 24th instant in tho afternoon, from 2 till o o'clock. SAMUEL COCHRANE, Auctioneer. MONDAY, JANUARY 22. THE YACHT 'FLIRT.' The subscriber has received instructions from a gen tleman who is leaving for England, to sell at th( Btores, Fort-street, on Monday next, 22nd inßtant at 12 o'clock, THE YACHT 'FLIRT,' 5 tons, 21 foot long, wit! Sails, Chain, Cable, Iron Ballast, and Dingj ' (made to be taken on board). Can bo soon on application to Mr. Moegajt, Wyn' yard Pier. SAMUEL COCHRANE, Auctioneer. THIS DAY. SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, WITHOUT RESERVE. CLOTHING, DRAPERY", AND FANG'S GOODS. H. JOSEPH Will sell by auction, at the Commercial Sale Rooms Queen-street, near Vulcan Lano, This Day, at 1] o'clock, the following, viz.— MOLE TROUSERS, Winaey Skirts, Printec Muslinß, Men's and Boys' Brown Cotton Halfhose, Lambswool Pants, Heavy Crimean Shirts, Tooth Combs, Shaving Brushts, Tumblers, Necktief Cotton Handkerchiefs, Concerinas, Table and Pocket Cutlery, Broochos, Ear-rings, Sleevelinks, Braid Belts, Buttons, Dress Pieces, and a Variety of other Sundries, &c. ? &c., &c. Terms—Cash. TO-MORROW. MAItROW OIL. RIDINGS & DOW DEN Will sell by auction, To-morrow (Saturday), at 11 o'clock, 4 CASES ASSORTED MARROW OIL D § 1 Containing 55 dozen 2 „ 55 „ 3 .. 48 „ 4 » 41 „
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New Zealand Herald, Volume III, Issue 681, 19 January 1866, Page 2
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