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New Zealand Herald, Volume XIII, Issue 4419, 12 January 1876, Page 4

n ; 'Sales by' Auction- ~ w j . ... i' • this DAiv |" / ■' . .. NOON. . To be sold by auction, Thii Day (Wednesday), at 12 o'clock noon, A KEGS AVHANGAREI BUTTER: I " " 25 Half-chests Tea , , 6 cases Superior Hams and Bacon (cloth; 40 sachs Maize, 50 sacks Oats 10 sacks Onions. Potatoes 40 Taranaki Hams. Bacon, Lard Cheese, Beef. Floor. Rapeseed, Ac. Also, at one o'clock, Household Furniture and Effects 2 Superior Iron Bedsteads 2 Superior Rifles, Watches, Clocks Washing Machines, Clothing Kitchen Range, Parlour Stove Lot of Engravings and Photographs A large assortment of Maori Photos Microscope, Ornaments A Good Piano 5 trunks Assorted Boots. R. ARTHUR, Auctioneer. THIS DAY, AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK SHARP. EX ' LLEWELLYN,' FROM FIJI. L. W. EATON Will sell by auction, at his Mart, This Day (Wednesday), the 12th instant, at 11 o'clock, OA£\ BUNCHES GREEN BANANAS v 400 Pineapples And also, 200 Dried Bananas, Arc.

LEVI W. EATON, Auctioneer. TUESDAY, JANUARY 18, AT ELEVEN' O'CLOCK. CONSIGNMENT OF AMERICAN CHAIRS. GEO. W. BINNEY, Favoured with instructions from the.lmporter, will sell by public auction, at the Corn Exchange, at 11 o'clock sharp, on Tuesday, the 18th instant, "I CASES CHAIRS, ex ' Mikado,' 1 O V-/ in lots to suit the Trade. The Auctioneer would especially call the attention of the trade, hotel-keepers, parties furnishing, and others to this Unreserved Sale of really first-clas3 articles. The goods wera selected in an American manufactory, solely for this market, by an undoubted jndgo'of our requirements, and the name of tlio makers, "Hale and C 0.," is a guarantee of none but a first-class article being offered. Tho assortment consists of Windsor, Washington, Bent Bar. Ladies' Dining, Spindle Grecian, Astor, York, English, Rocking, Children's Table, Rotary Office, Oak Spring, Cabines, Library, Nurse, Extension Arm, Rustic, and Moulded Chaifs, in every variety and pattern; 3 tfoz. Cradles, 1 dozen Washstands. Terms Liberal at Sale. MONDAY, JANUARY 24, AND WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 26. THE REMUERA YARDS. TWO, FOUR, AND SIX-TOOTH -LINCOLN AND LEICESTER EWES. For sale, on MONDAY, January 24, X7OO AGED S L 0:N ~ G ' POOLED 500 Cross-bred Ewes : 1200 Longwoolled Ewe Lambs 1200 Longwoolled Wether Lambs. And, On WEDNESDAY, January 2G, 18 Imported Lincoln Ewes and Rams 3 Imported CotswoUl Rains 2 Imported Leicester Rams 150 Two-tooth Lincoln Ram* 70 Two-tooth Leicester Rams 95 Two-tooth to aged Longwoolled Rams 109 Lincoln and Leicester Ram Lambs. ALFRED BUCKLAND. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 26. IMPORTED LINCOLN SHEEP OF CHOICE QUALITY. I will sell at tho Shoep F.iir, on "Wednesday, January 26, at 21 o'clock, SHEARLING EWES 5 SHEARLING RAMS Imported by Mr. Matthew Mawer, from the flock of Mr. John James Clark, of Weltonle-Would, South Lincolnshire, England. Pedigrees can be given with each Sheep. ; «Atthe of the balance of Mr. Clark's Sheep at Peterborough Fair, on 11th October last, his flock averaged tlio highest of any offered, and among the buyers from this flock was the agent of His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales.

ALFRED BUCKLAND. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2G. THE SHEEP f A I R. REMTTERA YARDS. For sale, on January 26, at 12 o'clock, 3 PURE-BRED SHEARLING COTSWOLD RAMS, from the flock of Messrs. Uillet. recently imported by P. Syuionds, Esq., of the Kawau. ALFRED BUCKLAND. THE HAYMARKET. SALE OF WOOL, SHEEPSKINS, and HIDES, EACH . FRIDAY, AX TWO O'Clock. ALFRED BUCKLAND. JANUARY, 1876. - To be sold by auction in January next, if not otherwise disposed of (on account of ill-health of owner), Flour mill at bombay settlement, within a mile of the Great South Road, and about three miles from Railway Station. - This .Mill ha 3 been' recently Greeted at great ex* pense, is in full working order, and has a neverfailing supply of water, with a fall of over 20 feet. - Tho Water-wheel is 16 x 43, and drives a 4-feet pair of French Burr Stones, with .Wheat-cleaning Machinery, Silk-dressing Machines, Hoisting Gear, &c., &c. • For particulars apply to r , , DIGNAN AND ARMSTRONG, . ' ' Solicitors, Queen-street, Auckland, i . JANUARY, 1876. v . 'To be *old by auction £n January next (on account of ill-health of owner), if not otherwise disposed of, : ' A • "WELL - FINISHED STORE AND ! XX. BAKERY, now doinsf a good business, together I with about 20. acres of First-class Land, situate at I Bomb ay Settlement, Great South Road. . ~ r ; I I J Forparticul&rs apply to . . ' , 1 ' f"r : - 'DIGNAN AND ARMSTRONG, 1 .4-.< Solicitors, .Queen-atreet, Auckland. j X• : = A:: D .I ,E S ! 1 J r we have. received per ship 'White Eagle/ a L»Tge Parcel of Straight and Curled Hair, all lengths. Coronet Plaits, Real Hair, Soft Mohair, and Imitation Pads, Italian and French Hair-pins, • Seal Shell Combs, Children's Combs, Ornaments for the Hair Thirty New Patterns in Spanish Combs. ladies' HAIR-DRESSING ROOMS. HOT AND COLD BATHS. ; J. & T. MASON, IS6, QuEEjr-sntKET.