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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIII, Issue 7646, 25 May 1886, Page 8

Sales by Auction. THIS DAY, At Eleven a.m. UNREDEEMED PLEDGES ! UNREDEEMED PLEDGES! R. ARTHUR H. 13 received instructions from S. A. Asher to sell a lar s 'u quautity of Unredeemed Pledges, from City Loan Office and Melbourne Jewellery and Loan Com- ! pany. Market-street (oft' Cook-street), A large QUANTITY OF UNREj\. DEEM HI) PLEDGES (as oer Hkrai.d of 19th), consisting of Gold and Silver Watches, Gold ana Silver Alberts, Diamond and other Kings. Brooches, Fairings, Lockets, Necklets, Mod's Suits, Coats, Trousers. Dresses, Mantles, Underclothing, Ship's i lironometer, two large Cart-wheels with Axles. Screw-jack, Ac., Ac., Sc. Cart-wheels, maybe seen at Shop in Markct-stroot (off Cook-street). > THURSDAY, NOON. HAYDEN-STREET, off WELLINGTONSTREET. • HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. R. ARTHUR Has been favoured with instructions from Mr. A. P. Williams to sell by puhlio auction, at his residence, Havden-street, late William-street. near St. .Tames' Church. Wellington-street, on Thursday next, at twelve o'clock noon, HIS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and JJfl'KO I'S, consisting of Parlour, Bedroom, and Kitchen Requisites. Bedding. Kitchen Utensils, China, Glass, and Earthenware, Cutlery, Platodware, &c. Cn view on the morning of sale. THIS DAY, At Twelve Noon. BY ORDER OFTHE REGISTRAR OFTHE SUPREME COURT, AT THE REQUEST OF THE MORTGAGEE. HOUSE, LEAMINGTON ROAD, MOUNT EDEN; LARGE SECTION, ROGANVILLE, MOUNT ALBERT. D. F. EVANS, Instructed by the Repi-trar of the Supremo Court, wit soli by public auction, at his Land Mart, Queenstreet, on Tuesday, tho 'Jilh May, at twelve o'clock noon. ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF , LAND, situate in the Parish of Waitemata. County of K leu. being Lot No 17, of the Subdivision of Part of Lot IS. of the Subdivision of Allotments 7 and S of Section 10, of tho Suburbs of Auckland. 7.> links by 137 links, together with the Dwellinghouso thereon erected, containing 4 rooms, with galvanised iron roof, '2 tanks, etc., and known as Glanford Cottage, Leamington Road, Mount Eden. Also, All that Piece or Parcel of Land in the Provincial District of Auckland aforesaid, being Part of I.ot No. 1 of the Subdivision of Allotment 34, of the Parish r,f Titiranct, County of Kdan, havit g a frontage of 1-19 fe-3t to the Old North Bond, extending back line about 5.54 feet (with frontage of '210 feet), being a portion of the well-known Estate of Koganvilic, Mount Albert. Plans and all information at office of D. F. EVANS. Auctioneer. THIS DAY. JUNCTION YARDS. The undersigned will at the Junction Yards on Tuesday, May 25, IQA FAT OXEN JL QSOO Fat Sheep Fat Lambs Dairy and Store Cows Veal Calves. HUNTER & NOLAN, Auctioneers. FRIDAY, MAY '28. DURHAM YARDS. IN THE ESTATE OF MARK WEBBKR, DECEASED. The und«rsign«d have received instructions to sell, without leserve, at the Durham Yards, on the above date, at ten o'clock, OA USEFUL LTGHT HARNESS Ov horses AND hacks 5 Single Uugj.es 2 Double buggies. with poles 1 Waggonftte j 1 Four horse Drag 1 Light Wood Dogcart 3 Ladies' Saddles 10 Gentlemen'* Saddles, Harness, Saddlery, Kugj, The Steeplechase Hor;e Euchre, four years old, by Hailstorm, winner of tie Hawea Hunt Club Steepi' chase and Hurdles and Manaia High Jump; perfectly sound,and a gra:.d jumper. Also, The well-known Hunters Misfortune and Te WUotum«ranura Etc , Etc., Etc. N.B.— The above lot offers a nre opportunity to anyone wishing to start a Livery Stable : the Tr«ps and Barnes* are ail nearly r,. w, a.d bought within the last twelve months, and the Horses aro all yo;n? and staunch. Sale at ten o'clock. HUNTER ft NOLAN, Auctioneers. SATURDAY, MAY '29. AT THE RESIDENCE OF THE LATE JOHN* Wallace, MANGE RE. VALUABLE DAIRY AND HORSE STOCK, CARTS, FARM IMPLEMENTS, &c., Ac., &c. Tho undersigned li\ve received instructions from the heirs of the late John Wallace to sell, without reserve, on the Farm, Mangaro, THE whole of THE VALUABLE LIVE ANl> DEAD STOCK, consisting of 20 Cows, milking and in calf 7 Wcllbred Heifers, in calf i Wellbred Yearlings 1 Shorthorn Hull, bred by Messrs. F.eid (MoLutapu) 2 Berkshire Pigs 3 Breod Mares (Clydesdales) 1 Pilly, two years' old, by Argyle 1 Snpeiior ►illy, by Kosetiery 1 Colt, two years' old, by Emperor Shaft and Leading Harness 2 Drays. with Frames Sprlcgcart Thrnnlnsr Machine, horse-power (4-hoise) Chaffcutter 1 S de delivery Reaper and Mower combined 1 Ryegrass Seed Sower 1 Double Furrow Plough, in good repair 1 Single Furrow Plough, in good repair 1 3-Horse Harrow 1 3-Horse Grubber and Whlpple-trees Churn, 1 Cheese Press and Curd Cutter, Milk Pans, Milk Cooler and appliances Cans, Ac. Wheelbarrow, Vice, Carpenter's Tools, Grindstone adder, Hay Knife. , Stack Oaten Hay (sheaved), 1 Stack Straw Feed "ats. Chaff Over 100 Well-bred Fowls. A Quantity o! Sundries The Auctioneer would call special attention to above J saie. The care b(t.«low<-d by Mr. Wallace in breeding is well-known. The implements are of the newest designs, and in first-rate order. Luncheon at Eleven o'Clock. Sale at Noon sharp. , HUNTER & NOLAN. pUBLIC NOTICE. THE ARCADE AUCTION ROOMS, THE LARGEST IN THE COLONY, BEING 200 FEET THROUGH FROM 1 STREET TO STREET. GABRIEL LEWIS, fa returning thanks to his supporters for past favours, begs to inform them and the public generally, that, at a considerable expanse, he has made extensive alterations to his premises, opposite Firth's ' Mills, Queen-street, which for tho future will ~ be called the Arcade Auction Rooms as above. The Rooms being extensive, will enable vendors to display their goods more to advantage, as also advantageous to purchasers, the place being light atd airy. To owners of goods, the same will be recsired at 1 the usual entrances as hitherto. Liberal advances made on Consignments and Goods sent for sale as usual Lower Queen-street, Auckland