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

Sales by Auction. . , — THIS DAY. V THE BEMUBRA YARDS, Fat Sale, on Thursday, April 16, at one o'clock, IOA AGED EWES, in lamb JLin®'» 45 Lambs 700 Fat Skeep and Lambs ? > Dairy Cows, Store Cattle 200 head well-fatted Cattle fat and Store Pigs, ALFRED BUCKLAND. TO-MORROW. _ fflE HAYMARKET. 1 For sale, on Friday, April 17, at twelve o'clockj The well-known jumper and TROTTING HORSE GENERAL; ALFRED BUCKLAND. TO-MORROW. THE HAY MA R ET, For sale, on Friday next (from Wanganui), IPAIR UPSTANDING CHESTNUT HORSES; good in single or double harness 6 Good Horses, accustomed to single and double harness S Good Pony Hacks Also, Gear of a Windmill ALFRED BUCKLAND. TO-MORROW, HE HAYMARKET. FOR SALE, LEASE OF PADDOCKS NEAR HARP OF ERIN. The undersigned has received instructions from Mr. Robert Graham, to sell, on Friday, April 17, at twelve o'clock, HIS INTEREST IN THE LEASE OF T9E HOSPITAL RESERVE PADDOCKS, situate on the South side of the Panmure Road, from near the Harp of Erin towards Panmure, conalning 50a. Or. 39p., held at an annual rental of £73, payable half-yearly on the 16th days of June and December, and having eight years unexpired from the 16th of D, comber, 1884. If not sold in one lot, the paddocks will be leased separately at an annual rental. ALFRED BUCKLAND. For Sale. FOR SALE—A first-class Grocery Business.— A.Z., Herald Office, II OR SALE — Lease of two Shops and Dwell! sg ; top position ; splendid future; ga wad water on.— E. i ichaxdeon, Victoria-street West. FOR -SALE— first-class country Business. — Terms and conditions very liberal.— ■Apply T. and S. Morrin and Co. (Limited). IPIOR SALE - Business at valuation, doing 7 big established trade, corner position: lease; owner returning to England.—E. Richardson, Victoriastreet, Auckland. FOR SALE, at Mount Eden—A large 7-Roomed House with from J to 1} acres of . volcanic land.— to W. Aitken, Land Agent, Shortland Crescent. FOR SALE (Cheap)— Good Second-hand Hooded Buggy; alto, New Pony Phaetons, Waggonette, Dog Cart, Station Waggon, and Light Parnal Cart. —W. and E. Basteh, Coachbuilders Wakefleld-street. ACRES, within an easy walk of O 6 the Sugar Works, with good bush and water. Price, £27 10 > per «icre.—Apply to W. F. Hammond and Son, Auckland. , . ON SALE.—Ground Mortar Delivered in Town or Suburbs, 200 Casks Portland Cement, Plaster of Paris, Fire-clay, by ton or lb., Fire Bricks, &c.—R. Jenklnson, Builder, Lome-street. JJROWN'S CORN FLOUR. A New Shipment, just landed ex Lutterworth from Glasgow. JOHN REED & CO., 26, Queen-street. For priv AT E SALE, One of the Best Compact and Convenient FARMS IN THE WAIKATO. For particulars, apply to ROBERT BRADLEY, Auctioneer, Karangahape Road. Newton, April 4, 1885. UST BE' SOLD. All that splendid piece of Land on the Epsomroad, containing 6J acres of the best volcanic land. The allotment is almost quite level, and having a frontage to two roads, would out up to great advantage. The terms are exceedingly easy, the bulk of the money being allowed to remain at 6 per cent. To speculators and investors, this is a rare chance. For full particulars, apply to D. F. EVANS, Auctioneer, Land and Estate Agent. FOR SALE—A beautifully finished House of 6 Rooms, lock-up shed, W.C., 400-gallon tank, -verandah back and front, colonial oven, cupboards, shelves ; open fireplaces. The land is all ploughed ; specially adapted for fruit trees, containing 4 acres of land, and only 20 minutes' walk from

Station, via Captain James's Nursery, near Mr. Brooks' land, and next to Mr. Maiden's Cottage. Terms very easy. Price, £300.—Apply, D. F. Evans, House and Land Agent. 1485 , "CIOR SALE (Tennyson-street, Surrey Jt? Hills)—A well built and highly finished 6 large Roomed Villa, commands a fine view, with a garden well laid out, scoria walks, a good zinc fence, well drained, and every convenience. The House is well fitted-up with cupboards, shelves, and has three fireplaces. Allotmort, 40 x 132. Price, £555.—Apply D. F. Avails, House and Land Agent. 146t5 Machinery for sale—boilers, ENGINES, PULLEYS, SHAFTING, DERRICK, CRANES, &c., &c , Ac. Toe whole of the New Zealand Fibre Company's surplus machinery lias now been brought to Auckland, and can be seen at the Warehouse In Official Bay, next the Auckland Tobacco Company's Works. Very l low prices will be accepted to effect an early clearance. —Apply at tho Warehouse; or to 1 H. B. MORTON, . *" • Customs-street. JJIOR SALE, AT THE HAYMARKET— 1 A PERPETUAL HAY PRE : S; can press 15 tons a day in one cwt. bales, and is worked » with either steam or horse power. A REFRIGERATOR, by Messrs Hall, of Dart- , ford, Kent. Second-hand Portable STEAM ENGINE, by | Clayton and Shuttleworth. ALFRED BUCKLAND. IN THE ESTATE OP THOMAS LAWLESS, A BANKRUPT. A RARE CHANCE. FOB SALE OR LEASE, ' That large commodious and well appointed Hotel, i situated in jo most central and commanding position of the Wuiorongoraai Township, and known as the Walorongomai hotel. < Terms and full particulars to be obtained from 1 Messrs. Wells ai d douter, Waiorongomai, or Cambridge ; Thomas Mucky, Esq., Fort-street, Auckland; i James Craig, jnnr.,, Auctioneer, Thames; or of the undei signed. GEORGE HARCOURT, , Deputy Assignee# Thames. April 9,1885. CHURCH PIPE ORGAN FOR SALE (a bargain), now in us* at one of the churches. A good Pipe Instrument. Any church in want of an Organ can now obtain one at a very low price. Can be seen and tried nt any time if required. Can be removed at once.—For particulars apply at Webb's Oak House, Hobsoii-street. , ■ ' « — j Conveyances. « "■■ , i T& T riBAWFOPD beg to ' • v • v/ inform the Public tnat they infc »d running a COACH between AUCKLAND, < PANMURE, and HOWI'.K, and hope to merit a ekare of their patronage. Thames TO paieroa, TAURANGA, )- JL AND TE AROHA. . TE AROHA TO MORRINSVILLE. BRADLEY ft Co.'* Royal Mail Coach leaves Syming- : i ton's ROYAL HOTEL, Thames, for Te Aroha daily ait ; Eight a.m., arriving at Te Aroha at Two p.m. Leaves Te Aroha MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, and FRIDAY at Nine a. m.; and TUESDAY and SATURDAY at Eleven a.n>. : » A Coach leaves To Aroha for Morrinsville train ' I daily, at Seven m. ■ - . , - •* I ' £addlo Horses, ogle and Double Buggies on hire. I "ties opened at all hours. , I BRADLEY & FERGUSON, * proprietory ,