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New Zealand Herald, Volume III, Issue 744, 3 April 1866, Page 3

Sales Jjg THURSDAY, APRIL S: TRADE SALE OF MEN'S life' BOYS' WINTER CLOTHING. WITHOUT RESERVE. THERE LI & TO'NXS Will boU by auction, at their Mart, Queen-sfrenS, cm Thursday next, April sth, at 11 o'clock, witlioitt reaerre, lOASE MEN'S FANCY DOE TROUSERS 1 do. Contu and Ycsts i ~ Tweed Trousers 1 „ Tweed' Cojite and Vests 1 ~ Youths' Fancy Doe Trousers 1 >, >, Coats and Vests 1 „ Boys' Fancy Doe Trousers j 1 » j) Coats and Vests J &C., ifce., &c. Terms—Under £30, Cash; over that amonnt, approved bills at three months from day of sale. i ; TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10 & 31. IMPERATIVE SALE OF £8000 WORTH OF WINTER DEAPEEY. PRELIMIN ART NOTICE. TUEEELt & TONES Hare received instructions to hold an IMPERATIVE SALE OF EIGHT THOUSAND POUNDS WORTH OF VALUABLE WINTER DRAPERY, at their mart, Queen-street, on Tuesday and Wednesday, April tho 10th and 11th inst., at 11 o'clock each day, comprising, SCOTCH TWILL SHIRTS Scotch Wool Shirts Bfelton and Crimoan Shirts Longclothj id Regatta Shirts L.'imW Wool, and Scotch Wool Shirts Woollen Pants, and Half Hose 10 : J- and 11;!- Red and White Blankets Men's slid Boyi' Tweed Suits Tvlecd Trowsors, and Vests Felt Hats, and Lama Shawls ' i Pilot-cloth Trowsors, and l Vests Denims, Rappe Skirtings Belts, and Leather Bags Cord Trowsers, and Vests. &c., &c., &c. " Tonne, and further particulars, in a future issue. THIS DAY. OTAH UII U SALE. ; HUNTER & CO. Will hold their usual Weekly Sale of Fat cattle', stork cattle, dairy cows Sheep and Pigs, &c. At Two o'clock. THURSDAY, APRIL &. FRIDAY, APRIL G. WEDNESDAY., APRIL 11. SALE OF GOYBBNMBWT HORSES. ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY SUPERIOR HEAVY DRAUGHT HORSES. HUNTER & CO. Have been favoured with instructions from tbe • Officer commanding the Military Traill to sell, at Te Awamutu, Ngaruawahia, and Pakakura, A BOUT ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY J\ HORSES, DRAYS, and HARNESS, complete. ' This is tho best lot of Draught Horses that has ever yet been sold by the Government. They are all tho best Horses, selected out of tho_ Commissariat Transport Corps and the Military Train. They are in splendid condition, and all good staunch TPorfccrs, sold in consequence of the Military Train moving down to Wangamii. SALE AT TE AWAMUTU, ON THURSDAY APRIL 5, OF SEVENTY FIRST-CLASS DRAUGHT HORSES. Thirty-one drays, two forges, thirty-three sets colonial harness, four sets English harness, six ndmg addles, seventeen pack saddles, one farriers tool ®wt, one shoeing smith's tool chest, one saddlers I tool cSat, one wheeler's tool chest, five tarpaulins, covers, thirty-two lashing ropes, thirtythirty ck two grindstones, one branding iron, two long v P, aes , neck Btrapßj twenty-four dandriff bmStSflj.t,' o lle « 1 ™' 1 "™ and ol "' u "- SALE AT Hai V»Ui™HlA, FRIDAY, .-k 'RIL 6. Ac. , 3 . , , draught horses, six drays, Twenty first-class heavy _v h anießß) three riding one forge, seven sets colonial coverß) B ix lashsaddles, one pack saddle, three u c orn hooks, twelve ing ropes, six long whips, two v head collars and chains. TfIT)AY SALE AT PAPAKURA, ON WEDNk ' APRIL 11. Seventy first-class draught horses, fifteen dra. ' three forgeß, seventeen sets colonial harness, thrat sets English harness, ten riding saddles, six pack Baddies, two farriers' tool chests, one shoeing smith s tool chest, two saddler's tool chests, two wheelers tool chests, forty-two tarpaulins, two well pumps, fifteen cart covers, fifteen lashing ropes, one lifting jack) eighteon long "wltipß, two grindstones, ten horfles* neck straps, fifty-three bead collaTß and . chains