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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIII, Issue 7788, 6 November 1886, Page 8

Sales by Auction THIS DAY, at One p.m. ON THE PREMISES, karangahape ROAD. F. J. JONES Su"ss, a'ntMng entirely Into the Clothing. to sell without Reserve. npHl! WHOLE OP THE FURNITURE, fllHiS Wnvun v T.hle* I h«ir», Olassware, Pillows, about 250 Books Novels. etc., IronmODg °7f go Without Reserve. ABTHtm.] fj. *' BDDDIX ARTHITR.] MONDAY, NOVEMBER S, At Eleven a.m. NEW NORTH ROAD. STOCK OF GROCERIES. OILMAN'S STORKS, PROVISIONS. SCALES). SHOW GLASSES. FITTINGS HORSE, CART, HARNESS, &0. ARTHUR & BUDDLE, SS®. «Sk *Ro»d, on Monday "ft *' eleven o'clock. HIS STOCK OP GROCERIES, OILMAN'S STORKS, Provisions, Scales and .....Ml, Weighing Machine, Show Glasses, Show Casw, fittings, Ac. Alio. Horse, Cart, and Harness. Terms : Cash before delivery, S. ARTHCK.J [ J F * BCDDLE MONDAY, NOVEMBER 15, At Eleven a.m. WARKWORTH. THE MAHURANGI COOPERATIVE COMPANY (LIMITED). CLEARING-OUT SALE OP STOCK, , FITTINGS, &c. a VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY. - BY ORDER OF THE SUPREME COURT. ( ARTeUR"& Cuddle War* hMD favoured with Instructions from the , Official Liquidator to sell by public auction, at the premises. Warkworth, on Monday, 15th November, at eleven o'clock, The balance of the large and VARIED STOCK OF DRAPKRY, Haberdashery. Hosiery, Hats, Caps, Men's and Boy's Clothing, Fancy Goods, rioots and Shoes, etc., etc. Groceries, Oilmen's Stores, Patent Medicine* and Various Drajs. Ironmongery, Urj« Platform Weighing Machine Glass Caw, Large Ice Butter Chest, etc. Also, at Two p.m., 1 THE VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY, consisting of all that i lace or parcel of land situated in th* Parl«h of Mahurangi, CouDty of Marsden, and beim all that allotment in the Town of Warkworib, on which the stores and outbuildings of the six.renamed company are erected, and harm/ a frontage to tee main road of the said towtiship of 115 feet 6 inches. The allotment occupies a cooamandl g position on the main road of the rising Township of Warkwortb, and is about two minutes' walk from the wharf. TUESDAY, Commencing at eleven o'clock. CONTINUATION OF SALE OF THE STOCK REMAINING UNSOLD. Also, A lot of Cattle, Horses, St eep. Pigs, Poultry, Implements, etc. Mr. C. Worsley will attend daily at the Store, Warkworth, to ta>e entries of Cattle, etc., for the sale. Full particulars of the property, etc., may be l ad from the Auctioneers, or from the Official Liquidator MR. JOSEPH BARBER, Accountant, 205, Victoria Arcade, Auckland. MONDAY, NOVEMBER S, ISB6. At Nooo. PIANO, SEWING MACHINE, FURNITURE, Etc. NEWTON ROAD. D. F. EVANS Is Instructed to sell at Clifton JJouse (near Upper Pittstreet). Newton Road, on Monday, theSthNovember, at tweWe o'clock noon, Household FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, comprising—Piano by Bord. Marble Clock 14 day, Mirror, Round Table, Velvet Pile Cover, Pictures, <'nruin Poles and Ring?, Brussels Car] et, Oil Cloth, H srthrug, Mats, Char,, Easy hairs, Coach, Shells, Ottoman, Fender, Rimu Doable Bedstead, Looklig-g!as«, I'ressing Tablf, Chest Drawers, Iron D able Bedstead, Iron Single Bedsteads, hentwood Chairs, White Treadle Sewing Machir eln perfect order, Oil Painting "Snnseton the Lake," Choice Collection of Hocks, and Sundry Lot of Kitchen Utensils, Wash Tubs, Boiler, Ac-, &c. D. F. EVANS, Auctioneer. W. S. COCHRANE.] fjAS. DACRS. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 15, At Twelve o'clock. COMFORTABLE FAMILY RESIDENCE, MOUNT-STREET, CLOSE TO SYMONDS-STREET. FOR ABSOLUTE SALE. The subscribers have received instructions to sell by auction, »t their Knots., Qneen-stieet, on Monday, 15th instant, at twelve o'clock, A COMFORTABLE FAMILY RESIDENCE. recently erected, built of Concrete and well finished throughout, containing Large Drawing an*! Dining Rooms, Hall, four Bedrooms, Bathroom, Kitchen, Scullery, Pantry, Large < oncrete Yard with Wash and Coal houses; gas and water laid on, splendid view from balcony and Verandah; erected on allotment hating 53 feet frontage tn Mount-street only a Very short distance from >-yn>ond»-street, held under 1 ase from City Council, having 48 years unexpired, at the low ground rent of £-21 a year—two thirds the value of buildings will be paid at expiry of lease. As the owner is leaving the colony, this property is for absolute sale Further particulars on application. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10. IN THE ESTATE OF DAVID ASHER, OF TAURANGA, A BANKRUPT. BY ORDER OF THE OFFICIAL ASSIGNEE. THE WHOLE OF THE STOCK-IN-TRADE OF DRAPERY, CLOTHING SADDLERY, BoOTS AND SHOES. FANCY GOODS, ETC., ETC , ETC., AMOUNTING TO £580. GABRIKL LEWIS Has received instructions from John Lawson, Esq. Official As Ignee In Bankruptcy, to sell, at the Arcade Auction Rooms, on above date, at 11 o'clock, The whole of THE ABOVE STOCKTIRADE DRAPERY, CLOTHING UALIOOES. PRINTS, ' FLANNELS, HOSIERY, BOOTS AND BHCES, SADDLERY. Etc., Etc., Etc. Without Reserve. Terms Cash. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11u«>12., Without Reserve. G 'HOSIERY, MANM aSt ! 8 CALICOES, DRESS FanJ?Q »' SILKS, SATINS, miuSS, MS' MBBON3 ' &C &C., &c. ON TBE PREMISES, AT THE VICTORIA ARCADE. ™ " p o?o al , 8 GABRIEL LEWIS. Has received instructions from Mr W O Allans, i. S&r-'" »»»"»«&..«'Cll; TOf W MIp E EK 0 V F T ?, E ABOVE STOCK J. UT DRAPERY WITHOUT REBERVU. , . FIXTURES FOR SALE. ™ i BE QOT 8 D opportunity wVoagffif"? LOW PRICES.) ruKWU AT