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New Zealand Herald, Volume XVI, Issue 5638, 11 December 1879, Page 8

Sales by Auction-TO-MORROW. DURHAM YARDS. Forsale, at Durham Yards, To-morrow, Heavy draught bay mare, five yeir3old. aDy trial, from Waikato Heavy Drancht Grey Mare, six years old Chcstnu; Horse, gooi weight carrier . 2 Medium Draueht Colts I Hacks, Lisbt Harness Horses, Draught Horses Also, Spring Cirts, Wargon?, Sydney Tip Draya Harness, Saddlery* &c. At 11 o'clock. HUNTER & NOLAN. FRIDAY, DECEMBER li>. DURHAM YARDS. POSTPONEMENT OF EORSE FAIR. JN consequence of the alterations to the Durham Yards not bsins completed, the uniersigned have been obliged to Poitpcne thdr Horse Fair until Friday, tho 19th December, at 11 o'clock. ENTRIES will be received until TUESDAY, the 16tli December. HUNTER & NOLAN. MONDAY, DECEMBER 15. TIMBER. TIMBER. TIMBER. TO BUILDERS AND CABINETMAKERS. GEORGE SIBBIN Ha? received instructions to sell by auction, at th e yards of Me'sr . E. Gibbons atid Co., Beacb. Oceon Monday, the 15:h December, at half-past 12 o'clock, 100,000 F£E, mi bee 4" 1 First and second class, all sound and free from worm?, in lots to snit purchasers. A large proportion of the abovd is in long lengths. TUESDAY, DECEMBER IG. IMPORTANT SALE OF FREEHOLD PROPERTY, WITH WINDING ENGINES AND PLANT, THAMES. WM. CARPENTER Has received instructions to sail by auction, upon the premises, at U o'clock io the forenoon, on Tatsiay, Decemb?r 10. 1579, THE FREEHOLD SECTION KNOWN AS KAUAEKANGA E >"o. 4, with the Buildings, Engines. and Boilers erected thereon. Further particulars may be obtained at the office of the Taame3 County CounciL THURSDAY, DECEMBER IS. IMPORTANT SALE OF LEASEHOLD PROPERTY, Follen street, Shortlaxd, Thajites. WM. CARPENTER Has received ins'ructvons from Mrs. Rae, who is leaving for England, to sell by auction, upon the premises, on ThutsJay, December 13, THE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY IN POLLEN STREET, SUORTLAU®, with Buildings erected thereon, m»d as Pawn Office, Clothiers, and Tobacconist Establishments, and Drill Hall- To be sold separately or in one lot. The garden is stocked with a choice selection of fruit trees and vegetable*; also, a quautitv of Jewellery, Clothing, and Unredeem-d i ledges, Hoasebold Furniture and ErtTccis, a White Cockatoo (a good talking bird), Fowl*, &c., &c. Current pledge? wi:l remain and be h*nded over to purchaser cf busines?, to be continue! as usnal. Publications. /JiOURIST. IN PRESS, And wil SHORTLY BE PUBLISHED. JUST PUBLISHED "THE GEEAT MEDICIN'E MAST OF DANCOYLE," BY POLICEMAN X. MAY BE HAD OF ALL BOOKSELLERS. PRICE—ONE PENNY. Gold and Silver Ware. 001 N OF THE REALM. STEELING SILVER HALL MAEEED GOOD 3 TOR SALE. Tea and Coffee Set, 4 pieces, superb pattern £60 Large Size Salver £23 Silver Cake Basket, £1S Silver Cruet Fine Cut Bottles, £15 Sterling Silver Salt-spoot.B, 7s 6d each Sterling Silver Mustard-spoons, 10s each Sterling Silver Fgg-spoons, 10s **ch Lady's Sterling silver Dressing Case, £20 Gent's Bterling Silver Dress C«e, £20 Sterling Silver Strawberry Set, £40 Sterling Silver Fith Slice and Fork Sterling SlUer Fruit Knives and Forks Stirling silver Knife, Fork, and Spoon, in case Sterling Silver Christening Sets Sterling Silver Whisky Flasks Sterling Silver Card Cases in great variety Sterling Silver Tea-spoons Sterling Silver Match Boxes Sterling Silver Coral and Bells Sterling Silver Cigar Cases Sterling Silver Cups from £7 RACING, ATHLETIC, AQUATIO, PRESENTATION, AND DRINKING CUPi'.. Tuk Laroxst Stock in Xxw Zealand. F. H. LEWISSON, JEWELLER. QUEEN-STREET, OPPOSITE UNION BASK, AUCKLAND. jg OXI NG. BOXING. R. DAVIS begs respectfully to return his sincere thanks to his friends and patrons for their kiud support during the p&st season. R. D. assures his patrons that for the fnture (with the additions to his room? his sole endeavour will be to bring hii pupils to that proficiency that cannot be snrpasseu in either hemisphere. Classes on Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday.