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New Zealand Herald, Volume XVIII, Issue 6261, 10 December 1881, Page 8

Sale 3 by AuctionS. -O.NKS.] [?- C. CAJ.7-3 i> *->- '''-•F^THIS DAY, H o'Clocs a.m. FIJI MAIZE : FIJI MAIZE ! B. TONKLS k CO. Will «U, TiU I'iy. it 11 o'd-iii. 850 ""J , —"" IIiIZE - E. TO-VEi.] Lβ. C. CAKK.J [2- -'• ES " FRIDAY, DECEMBER IG, Ax 12 ocl^-E. AUCKLAND RACING CLUB SUMMER MEETING AT ELLERSLIE, Decev:eep. 26, asr> Jancaet - asd 3, 1552. B. TONKS k CO. c, T! ir.stT-^r'.i'-a 5 to s>ll *-y aamioa cni Fri- "" day. the ICth i-.stant, it 12 o'clock, /~<P.A D-STAND BAR. BOOTHS, \IT r,-.-i Terri-lar £io?-.b, Ca.-di, Subliii", te.. for K. TONKS.] [B. C. CaP-P..] [B. U. TONKS FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, At 12 o'clock. TAKAPUNA RACES, To be held it ca Deceiibsp. 27. GATES, BOOKS, AND J\j CARDS. B. TON K S & C 0., Auctioneers. MONDAY, DECEMBER 12. EXTENSIVE SALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES, CONSISTING OF — DIAMOND, GOLD AND SILVER RINGS ; GOLD ASD SILVKR WATCHES; JEWELLERY, Etc., Etc. R. ARTHUR Jfii icitiuctiors .'.-0:3 Mr. IJirt. of the L"sDrirn Loan OSm, to fell by auction, on Mcnday \ LAR.GK NUMBER OF UNREJ\_ DEEiiKD I'LUDGEs. TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND THURSDAY, 13fH, 1-iTU, AND IoTH DECEiIBEP.. 11 Each Day. GOVERNOR BOWEN HOTEL. IMPORTANT SALE OF VALUABLE FURNITURE, CHOICE PICTURES, RARE ENGRAVINGS, IRON BEDSTEADS, BEDDING, BAR FURNITURE, &c, ; ALSO, TWO OF ALC'OCK'S BESTj BILLIARD TABLES, WITH EVERY REQUISITE STOCK-IN-TRADE, CONSISTING OF WfNrS/ISPIRITS, ALE, PORTER, ; &c, of the;-. ■"-:-?: wznz~ GOVERNOR. BOWEN;HOTEL.'i -■-■< ■'■ GELLION & CO. Hare received instructions from Mr. George Syrn-ini,-ton. who is retirinj from business, to sell by T PU HE a WHOLE"OF TILE FIRST-CLASS FCP.yiTC'P.E, Bedi. Beddinj, Kars, Choice, and OrUuial Knji.vjiEi, I-i,oto S r^i.h 3 . Oleosrai-hii, PlUei W»r«, Cutlery, Crocitry, Kitchea L tensils. &c. Also, TWO- ALCOCK T 3 SUPERIOR BILLIARD TABLES, &c, &c., at GOVERNOR BOWEN HOTEL. No Reserve. Terms Cash. JAMES CRAIG, Jcm., Auctienter. WAIMATE PLAINS. Crown Lands Office. Patca, ICth November, IS-51. FURTHER SALE OF 10,000 acres of P.UKAL LAND for Cash, at public auction, and on Inferred I'aymeats on application. EL'EAL BUSH LAND IX THE KACPOKONUI, NGAERE, HAWEEA, AND WAIMATE SURVEY MSTEICT3. Eesidbnce sot Coxfvlsotlv. U Sections (about 2500 acres) of Land in the above Districts will be open for application on DEFEIUtED PAYMENTS on Monday, 19th December, at Patea and Hawera ; and 72 Sections (about 7500 acres) on sale by public auction, for C\\SH, at Hawera on THL'KSDAY, the 22nd December. The Sections in lilocks XJV. and XV., Kaupokonui, abut on the continuous reserve between the Manaia and Aurora ltoails; in Block XII., Kaupokonui. and lilock IX., Ngaere, west of the 'Waingongoro stream and Eltham Railway Station. The bush is mainly lifht timber, soft woods, and a few raU. Land is well watered. Ilia Sections in Block 111., Waimate, are about two miles inland of the Town of Manaia, about half being open grass lands, the remainder light bush with clearing- , . ■!he Sections in Block 1., Hawera, adjoin the railway line from N'ew Plymouth to Hawera, and are about two miles from the Kormanby Station. Land level and partially cleared. Contested applications for any of the Deferredpayment Sections wll be decided on the 22nd December at Hawera. Full particulars may be obtained and plana inspected at any Land Office in the Colony. C. A. WP.AY, Commissioner of Crown Lands. AT AN EARLY DATE. PADDLE-STEAMER CITY OF CORK, SCREW STEAMER KINA, TWIN-SCREW STEAMERS LILY AND GEMINI. Also, THE PADDLE STEAMER ANNIE IIILBANK. E. & A. ISAACS Have received instructions to sell by auction, at an early date, THE ABOVE WELL-KNOWN STEA.MEIIS, the property of the Kaipara Steamship Company. E. 4 A. ISAACS, Merchants and Auctioneers. GWYNNELAND, CAMBRIDGE. For sale by Auction, in the Tublic Hall, Cambridge, on Friday, ISth January, ISS2, at 2o'clock. That desirable property close to Cambridge, known £* WYNKELAND. Mr. A. A. Fantham, baling sold about 150 acres of his Farm, has instructed the undersigned to sell by public auction, at Cambridge, on the above date, the remaining portion, containing some 320 Acres Firstclass land, which will ha put up into sections of llvo seres to 100 acres each. Full particulars may be had from Mr. A. A. Fantuam. or tho auctioneer. Terms libcraL—Conditions at Sale. J. S, BUCKLAND,