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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 7304, 16 April 1885, Page 8

J Sales by Anction. p. a COCHRANE,] [JAS. DAIJRB. ' . . ' THIS DAY, OIL PAINTINGS 1 ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS. ALL VALUABLE PICTURES. •ffhe Subscribers will sell by auction at their Rooms, * Queen-street, on Thursday, 16th instant., at eleven o'clock, • , ! A CONSIGNMENT OF VALUABLE JA. OIL PAINTINGS, just landed, ex Walmate, consisting of Beautiful Landscape and Marine Vllews, tor well-known English masters. , 1 All original oil paintings, beautifully framed (id ectedfv*'» H » by a well-known connoisseur. ' NOW OK VIEW. j . - V ——— -f. Catalogues on application; «&JIUEL COCHRANE & SO Auctioneers. % S. COCHRANE.] f JAS. DACRE, MONDAY, APRIL 20. (BY ORDER OF ST. JOHN'S COLLEGE TRUST. THREE. ALLOTMENTS, PARNELL, TO BE LEASED FOR FORTY YEARS, foe Subscribers have been instructed to offer for lease by public auction, at their Land Mart, Queenstreet, on Monday, April 20th, at twelve o'clock, For a Term of Forty Years, Three allotments on the MANUKAU ROAD, PARNELL, adjoining the • Church of England Grammar School, and immediately opposite Mason's gardexs. Each allotment his a : frontage of 60 feet b/ an average depth of 190 feet; ■ command good views, and have 'buses passing every Quarter of an hour, Conditions and Plans may be seen at the office of SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. - f g—w ■ ■ ■ » THIS DA* TRADE SAW WITHOUT RESERVE, YAILE ft BRADLEY. *&ve received instructions to sell at their Roomii, a A LOT OF eI BOWS CI ARROWS, JA. one case of Knife Baskets, three cases Albums , (assorted), two cases Polnards, and a large lot of job iinei to clear the room, including some very handsome wing-room Suites, Pictures, beautifully framed, Spring Mattrasses, Bedding, Cheats of Drawers, and an Immense lot of other articles too numerous to mention; also, a lot of Drapery and Straw Hats. Without Reserve; VAILE & BRADLEY Auctioneers and Land Agents, oppoiiite Savings Bank. ■ ,i VTHIS DAY, At Eleven o'Clock. j EXPIRATION OF LEASE OF PREMISES, ALBERT-STREET! G; W. BINNEY jEfas received instructions from Messrs. J. Grey and Son (who are leaving Albert-street for their new premises, Eden Crescent), to sell bypubllc auction, on the premises, Albert-street, on Thursday, April 10, at eleven o'clock, A PORTION OF THEIR PLANT, jljL consisting of a Five Horse-power Engine, Ice Machine In good order, and capable of making a iialflon of ice per day, Chaff Cutting Machine, Iron Ti.nks with connection, Bhaftlng and Pulleys, large quijitities of Pint Bottles and Stone Ginger Beer Bottles, Gasometer, Office Fittings, Iron Safe, quantity of Quarter-casks, and lot of Sundries, Water-meter, "Water Engine, quantity of Copper. Etc., Etc., Etc. Also, At the same time and place, JIFTY SHARES IN THE STEAMER MANAKAU, : Now trading in the Manakan Harbour. fcRED. C. RICHARDSON,] [THOS. W. JACKSON. THIS DAY, At noon. BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEE!, . MESSRS. RICHARDSON ft JACKSON Will sell, To-day, 16th Instant, at Dowden's Mart, THE WELL-BUILT PADDLE STEAMER . CITY OF CORK, Built at Auckland in 1877, by Hawkeswood, and . having a register tonnage of 42-35 tons. Her length Is 108 feet, breadth 11 feet, and depth of hold 7 feet. She is well suited for river work, having good {passenger and storage accommodation, is clinker built, iron framework, fitted with two high-pressure engines, 46 horse-power (all in thorough order), the diameter of the cylinders 14 inches, and length of Stroke 2 feet She now lies on view in Freeman's Bay. There has been a general overhaul of hull and machinery during the last month, which has cost over £160. • Terms at Sale. RICHARDSON & JACKSON, pgTHURSDAY, APRIL 23, At Noon. ONEHUNGA. PIX-ROOMED HOUSE AND SCULLERY AND GOOD ALLOTMENT SITUATE HILL-STREET, ONEHUNGA. MESSRS. RICHARDSON. & JACKSON Save been favoured with instructions from Mrs. HMoore, to sell by public auction, at Dowden's Mait» Queen-street, on Thursday, 23rd, at twelve o'clock. QIX-ROOMED HOUSE, Scullery, VeranIO J dah, Water laid on. Allotment having 27 feet frontage to Hill-street, 60 feet deep, being Lot 0, (Sub-division of Allotment 4, Section 22 Village of Onehunga. • , No Reserve. Term* and Conditions of Sale. RICHARDSON & JACKSON, Auctioneers, - 81, Queen-street. JTKED, C. RICHARDSON] [THOS. W. JACKSON THURSDAY, APRIL 23. • PRELIMINARY NOTICE. Darnelli parnelli PARNELL! Messrs. RICHARDSON & JACKSON fikve been favoured by Mr. Walter Stubblngs with . Instructions to sell, at public auction, on the ak ove date, at Dowden's Mart, Queen-street, Auckland, at twelve o'clock noon, The '.FREEHOLD house AND ' GROUNDS, situate corner of RUSSELLBTREET AND 6CARBOKO* TERRACE, PARNELL, (15 minutes from Post Office and Queen-street). The ROUSE contains eight commodious rooms, lirlth outbuildings ; gas laid on, good well and 2 tanks, frill drained. The double frontage comprises 100 feet , 'to Russell-street, and 160 feet to Scarooro' 'xerriice. J She Grounds contain a splendid orchard, wall-kept ■ Vegetable garden, and tastefully laid out flower-garden ana lawn. The property, which has most commanding . Mews of the whole of the harbour and .hipping, will ;be offered in ONE LOT. If not sold, will be offered In TWO LOTS, viz.: . - - . . > LOT I—loo feet frontage to Russell-street, with House and 75 feet ftontago to Scarboro' ' Terrace, forming a very valuable corner allotment, LOT 2-75 feet to Scarboro' Terrace, with 100 feet depth, comprising the whole of the orchard and part of the vegetable garden. if, There is a LEASEHOLD of 44 feet frontage to ' Uanukau-road, 100 feet deep, 20 years unexpired, _ Mich can bo had at option of purchaser at £25 per * i .annum. . ' 1 Any further particulars that may be desired can be Attained on application to tho Auctioneers, a , .. RICHARDSON AND JACKSON, I ' »' I" ! 81, Queen-street, Auckland. .. . 11 '' i Tfce whole of • the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ' / AND EFFECTS will be sold at an early date, niben '•-naa public notice will be given. 1