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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIII, Issue 7787, 5 November 1886, Page 8

{ Sates by Auction. \, OHAS. HKSKITH.I \klXt. AITXBN. j. AGRICULTURAL HALL, '» J CITY MARKET. THIS DAY, At Half-past Ten a.ml BANANAS. . NUTS. PINE APPLES. EX ARAWATA, FROM SUVA. The undereigii-Hl will sell by auotlon, ThU Day (Frl--800 Jl ONCaBS BANANAS W V/ 10 SACKS PE* NUTS 60 OASES PINE; At-ri-ES No Reserve. . TERMS CASH. HESKETH, AITKEN, & C 0, ,, Auctioneers. - C. HE3XETH.] [a- AITKEN. THIS DAY, At Twelve o'Olook Noon. CITY MARKET. The subscribers will sell by public auction, This Day (Friday), sth Inst, at twelve noon, in the City POULTRY - Fowls, Dnoks, Turkeys, p l Geese, Fanor Birds, Pigeons, etc.; also, young Berkshire Pigs, Porkers, and Suckers. PRODUCE-Prime Oamaru Potatoes, new Potatoes {Kidney and Shepherds), Cow and fig Potatoes, Onions. Carrots, Chaff, Oats, M.tze, Sharps, Bran Butter, Cheese (new and old), Honey, Hams, Bacon Bp>c d Rolled Beef, Corned Beef, Tea, Sugar, Rice, and other Groceries, etc. SO sacks Rye Corn. 81 ring Cart and Harness Furniture, etc. HESKETH, AITKEN & CO, Auctioneers. 0. HKSKKTH.J [A, AITKHN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, At Noon. AGRICULTURAL HALL CITY MARKET. ' BY ORDER OK THE MORTGAGEES AND OF BILL OF SALE. The Subscribers have received Instruction* from the Mortgagee to sell by public auction, or Wednesday, next, the 10th instant, at noon, j THE PROPERTY SNOWN AS THE HELENSVILLE FLOUR MILL, described as all that piece or parorf of land in the Provincial District cf Auokla.v.i, situate at Kaipara, and being a portion of a iiook of land known as P<>ronui Tuataki, bounded towards the north by a 0 vernrn.ent road, 11 feet to high water mark of the Kaipara River; towards the west by ihe Walkato Hirer, af'.resairi at high water mark 63ft, and by a line sOft Sin to a polut distant 17ft from the said river at high water mark ; thence on the south by a line 80 feat to a point distant 89 feet 8 in from the southern boundary of said Poronul Block ; an<i towards the east by the Government railway line, 99 feet to the commencing point—be the said keveial admeasurements a little more or lees—with all building* erected thereon, and known as the Helensville Flour Mill, together with Silk Dressing Machine*, 4 sets Klevators. Sack Hoists, Fan, Wheat, Conveyor, Flour Mixer, Boiler, 80 Horsepower Horizontal High Pressure Engine, Pump and Hoist, Sack Hoist and Shafting, 8 pairs Mill Stones, Meal Conveyer, Wheat Cleaner, Belting, 8 tracks. Full particulars to be had from HESKETH, AITKEN, & CO., Auctioneers. THIS DAY. At Eleven o'Clock. EDWARD LEYDON Will sell at his Mart, TVTEvV AND OLD POTATOES, Fowl* JJI Hams and Bacon, Jams, Oatmeal, Scales, Gardeners' Tools New and Second-hand Clothing Also. A large quantity of Furniture, Kitchen Utensil*, Oilcloth, Carpet, Bedstead and Bedding, Cutlery, eta Removed to Mart for Sale. EDWARD LEYDON, Auctioneer. THIS DAY. WEEKLY SALE OF PRODUCE. PROVISIONS, POULTRY, GROCERIES, FURNITURE, 4a J. MACLEOD & CO. Will sell by public auction at their Room*, Queenstreet. This Day (Friday November 5, at eleven o'clock, - lO'sih SACKS OLD POTATOES jL&\J 3 torn NEW POTATOKS 6 cases HAMS AND BACON 100 bags FLOUH, each 601bs 75 b.g« FLOUR, each IOOIbS 100 won OATS 2 tons OA i MEAL. Maise, Bran, Oati, Chaff, Wheat, Barley, Cheese, Hams and Bacon, Pollard, Batter, Beef in casks, Tea, Sugar, Soap, Kerosene, Biscuits, Pearl Barley, Oatmetl. Chairs, Tables, Couches, B-dsteads, Mattresses, Pianoforte by Bowie, Kitchen Tables, Fenders, Look* ing Glasses, tJlocki, Lamp , etc. Invoice of Broshware. Invoice of China Ornaments. AUCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD, Q1 ALE OF PILOT SCHOONER, BOATS, &C PILOT SCHOONER'S BOATS, SAILS AND GEAR, &c, HAVE BEEN WITHDRAWN F ROM SALE. By order of the Board. j Secretary. GEORGE SIBBEST, ' Auctioneer, Fort-street I THIS DAY. DURHAM YARDS. The undersigned will sell, at the Durham Yards, To day, DRAUGHT HORSES Light Harness Horses Hacks 7 Goed Hacks, from Helensville 1 Double-seated Buggy, nearly new 1 Dogcart Harness, Saddlery, etc. Drays, Carts, Vehicles, etc. HUNTER~AND NOLAN, Auctioneers. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10. JUNCTION YARDS. The undersigned will sell, at the Junction Yards, on Wednesday, November 10, -f f\f\ HEREPOKD BULLOCKS, M\J \_f from 2to 4 years old, bred by K. Coatee, Esq., Matakohe 20 Choice Heifers, do. do. 100 Crossbred Hereford 801 l neks, from 3 to 4 years .old, bred by Messrs, Smith and Owens, Matakohe. HUNTER 4;~NOLAN, Anotioneera. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11. AT GREEN LANE* FLAT, HURDLE AND STEEPLECHASE HORSES, HUNTERS, HACKS, PONIES, WELL-MATCHED PAIRS, HEAVY MEDIUM AND LIGHT HARNESS HORSES, RACING PARAPHERNALIA, FOUR HORSE BREAK, HARNESS, Etc., Eto. The undersigned have received instructions from Mr. Chadwlck, who is about to relinquish his racing business and close partoerahin account, to sell by public auction, on Thursday, November 11, WITHOUT RESERVE, fTIHE WELL-KNOWN HURDLE AND J. STEEPLECHASERS— FAIRPLAY WHALEBONE ZIP , SOUTHERN CHIEF The Thoroughbred Horse FLAGKOLET The Stallion Pony KakL of ZKTLAND Tbe Hacing Ponies FIREFLY and SYBIL The Fast ad Clever Fencer I.EO Handsome Pair of BAY BUGGY HORSES (Mare and Gelding) Handsome Pair of BLACK BUGGY GELDINGS , Horse, Dray, and Harness 4-HorsH Braue ami Harness Spring C»rt and Harness Alto, Harnen», saddles, Bridles, Clipping Machines Racing Gear, &o. Sale at Ten o'Clock, huntkrTnolan. Auotioneero,