■ Sales by Auction. • ! i THIS DAY. I, EXTRAORDINARY QRAND J)IBPLAY 111 HIGHLY IMPORTANT J AND ATTRACTIVE SALE 111 > l * pAOKAGES 1 JAPANESE A ET . i i pRODUCTIONS. VALUABLE PORCELAIN WARE. RARE BRONZES. RICHLY EMBROIDERED SILKS. BROCADES AND SATINS. ANCIENT CURIOS. MAGNIFICENT LACQUERED WARE. UNIQUE ENAMELS. ANTIQUE CARVINGS. HANDSOME FANS. ELEGANT SCREENS. COSTLY BASKETWABE. CURIOUS WALL PICTURES. FEUDAL SWORDS AND JAVELINS, ARMOUR, FIREMEN'S UNIFORMS, TEMPLE IDOLS, GONGS, LADIES' DRESSES AND DRESSING GOWNS, GENTS' DRESSING GOWNS, SILK HANDKERCHIEFS, FIRE GRATE ORNAMENTS, JAPANESE FIGURES, UMBRELLAS, VERANDAH BLINDS, MATTING, WALKING STICKS,; TOYS, &0,, ko. &c. E. AND A, ISAACS, Have received Instructions from the DIRECTORS OF THE MUSEDM CO. OF ART AND MANUFACTURES to sell by auction at their Store, Queenstreet, TO.DAY (Tuesday), December 21, at eleven o'clock, rjIHE ABOVE VALUABLE SHIPMENT. Particular attention la directed to this SPECIAL SHIPMENT, direct from the MUSEUM OF ART AND MANUFACTURES, JAPAN. It comprises VERY INTERESTING, RARE, AND CURIOUS ART OBJECTB, together with Numerous Articles of General Utility. The whole has been selected by experts of much experience, and forms in its ensemble a nest Valuable Selection. No Reserve, E. ft A. ISAACS, Anotioneerc. THIS DAY. JUNCTION YARDS. QHRISTMAS A KE T. The undersigned will hold their Christmas Market on Tuesday, December 21, at the Junction Yards, when they will sell, A DRAFT OF PRIME FAT BULLOCKS from One Tree Hill, and from Mr. E. Pilklngton's Tamaki Farm Prise Waikato Beef—Well-fatted Steers and Spared Oows, and a nnmbsr from the neighbourhood. Also, Fat Sheep Fat Lambs Dairy and Store Cows ' Teal Calves, Pigs, Ac. 80 Dairy-fed Pigs, from Pateiasgi Cheese Factory 1 Imported Cow, Lady of Fashion, No, 52 S.B. 1 Pure-bred Cow, No. 112 S.B. 1 Pure-bred Cow, No. 118 S.B. 1 Pure-bred Shorthorn 8011, by Tregonter 8 Young Balls 7 Wall-bred Cows and Heifers Ala?, For sale on Friday next, Champion Reaper and Binder; bow on view at Durham Yards HUNTER k NOLAN, Auotioneera.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 23. DURHAM YARDS. -yyooL! THE UNDERSIGNED WILL HOLD THEIR NEXT WOOL SALE ON THURSDAY, DECEMBER 23, At Two o'Clock. HUNTER ft NOLAN, Auctioneers THURSDAY, DECEMBER 30. MR. J. CRAWFORD'S, EPSOM. , The undersigned have received Instructions to sell, on Thursday, December 30, at Mr. J. Crawford's Residence, Epsom, having leased hie Farm, Oil GOOD DAIRY COWS, ] Jm" milking and in calf < 1 Superior Shorthorn Bull 6 v* ell-bred Calves 1 Churn in good order , 1 Bilk Cooler and Relrigerator Chaff cutter Good Riding Hack. , ~~ l Luncheon provided. i Sale rt Eleven o'Clook sharp.' HUNTER A NOLAN, J ■ Auctioneers. ' DURHAM YARDS. For sale, every Tuesday, at eleven o'olock, ] WOOL, HIDES, SHEEPSKINS, < „ tallow. { HUNTER A NOLAN, Aaotioneers.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIII, Issue 7826, 21 December 1886, Page 8
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