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New Zealand Herald, Volume IV, Issue 1122, 19 June 1867, Page 2

Sales bg Jmrfmtt. NOTICE. 1 rjIHE SALE of the MILITARY HOBSES, WAGGONS, &c., &c., will commence at TEN O'CLOCK SHARP. ALFRED BUCKLAND. - f t THIS DAY. The Undersigned has received instructions from r Coionel O'Beien, Commanding the Military Train, to sell by public auction, at the Military ■ Train Stables, in rear of the Albert Barracks, This J Day, the 19th June, commencing at 10 o'clock sharp, rjIHE WHOLE OP THE HORSES, HARNESS, DEAYS, OFFICERS' SADDLES, EQUIPMENT, &c., &c., &c. Belonging to the Corps, Consisting of. 66 SUPERIOR HORSES 20 WAGGONS 40 DRAYS 80 SETS OF HARNESS 60 ditto ENGLISH HARNESS, shaft and lead 3 FORGE CARTS 3 CARPENTERS' TOOL CHESTS 2 SADDLERS' ditto 1 FARRIERS' ditto 2 JOBBING SMITHS' ditto 10 N. O. OFFICERS' SADDLES 10 OFFICERS' SADDLES Sundry Xots of Material and various Equipments. Tho Horses are the finest draught animals in the Colony, being tho pick of the late C. T. Corps, and in splendid condition, and well worth the attention of contractors, farmers, &c. After the above, (Under instructions from J. O. Hajixet, Esq., Senior Military Store Officer and Barrack-Master), rjIHE WHOLE OF THE BUILDINGS IN SYMONDS-STRF.ET, occupied by tho Military Train, consisting of— Ranges of Stabling, Harness Rooms Stores, Quarters, Pharmacy, Forgo, Workshops &c., &c., &c. • Tho whole of the above are in good order, and will bo sold in lots to suit purchasers. Terms Cash. ALERED AUCKLAND. NOTICE. r£!HE CORRUGATED IRON BUILDING between the Barrack Wall and tho Military Train Stables, WILL BE SOLD by auction at the'SAME TIME as the other Buildings. QNE MONTH FROM DATE OF SALE will be given to tho different Purchasers to REMOVE THE BUILDINGS, but to be at their risk immediately at tho fall of the hammer. ALFRED 33UCKLAND, NOTICE. TO BUTCHERS AND GRAZIERS. A 'BUS will leave the Haymarkefc every THURSDAY MORNING, for the Remuera Yards, at half-past twelve o'clock, returning again at 5 p.m.. ALFRED BUCKLAND.