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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIV, Issue 7862, 3 February 1887, Page 8

Sales by Auction. Tins DAY, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3rd, AUCTION or FREEHOLD LAND, LIVE, AW* 1.-.S rr> STOCK, AT V ANG - NUI. F. 11. >VCKSOK & CO. !'■ if i wMred Instr't-.ions fro- i Messrs. Moore and £>;riiiio gelt by Hon, r'. he Woo'.rtwd at the iUv} l«-i Station, as above—' jinwenciD;; witli rr-P.fi LOWING SUPERIOR LAND, £ That Valuable and Comoact t'rope.iy known as R ntanui, adjoining the Kai I''i Block, a:; i contain ini 1731 acres, of superior lln.f j'odo ooutury, a Urge jkv, lon being rich, level l:i"i Tim proper -is fenced in Mtli substantial wire fen.™" anil about MOO acres are laid down in English graves, has grows carrying capabilities, and is well watered There is 4 4-roomed Cot; igo and commodious Stock Yards erected on the proj srty. This masni&cvnt Estate is situated nearthe Kai 'wi, and is dls ant from Waneanui about ton mile., and three miles from the Kal Iwl Hallway Station. ISoS head of HEREFORD CATTLE 13,45fi LEICESTER SHEEP 68 DRAUGHT HORSES, BROKEN AND UNBK OK EN, AM) IVHL-lillD HAI K The Auctioneer would draw the attention of the settlers to this important bona Brio sale. The stoe« have been carefully bred for the lust ten years from Purebred Hereford Bulls «nd Leicester Rams. no expense being spired in securing the be»t animals procurable. The sale will be held at the yards adjoining M»ssrs. 11 dure and Ourrie's Woolsned, betwoin the railway and tlio ina'n road, and will commence each day at 11.3) a.m. Intending purchasers for the Freehold land can obtain further psrtionltrs from tho Auctioneer, or from the manager at Kti Iwi. TERMS For the siock are: One-half by approved er.dersed acceptances of three month?, and the balance at six months, with stamps and Hank disc unt added. The terms of piyment for the F.eehold Estate will bo Stated at tho sale. Luncheon provided. She Stock will be sold In lots to suit all purchaser FREEMAN R. JACKSON, Auctioneer, Wanganui. R. ARTHUR.] |J. F. BDDDLE THIS DAY, At Eleven o'Clock. PIANO, PLATEDWARE, MICROSCOPE, MANGLES, &c. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. Removed to Mart from the Re idene* of a Gentleman Leaving Auckland, for Convenience of Sale. FURNITURE DEPARTMENT SALE-ROOM NO. 1. ARTHUR & BUDDLE, Have been favoured with Instructions to sell by Public Auction, at their Mart, Queen-street, this day, at 11 c'clcclr. a.m., A GOOD PIANO (in Walnut case, iron _jr\. frame, bat little, used, equal t . new*. Superior Platoilware, Fruit Knives and Forks (in case), Fish Knives and Forks (in case) Spoons, Forks, Mugs, Crude. Jtc., a Superior Microscope and Case, &c., wailMsorted Lot cf Household Furniture and hff-cts, l'r*win?-roonj, Dining-room, Hed-rooni. and Kit li>n Requisite, Pocking Hi r>e, Patent 3 Roller Mangle, Good Box Mangle, Books. Pictures, Sewing Machine, tc. Terms: Cask Before Delivery. C. HESKETH. ] [A. AITKEN. TO-MORROW, At One o'Clock. AGRICULTURAL HALL, CITY MARKET. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c. The suoscrlbeis will sell by auction, at the above premises, To-morrow (Friday), at 1 p.m. ASUPEKIOIi LOT OF HOUSEHOLD _ FURNITURE, removed to tho Hall for convenience of sale, consisting of—Suit© in Horsehair, 9 pieces, Harmonium, Tobies, Picture*. Fenders and jror,f, Bedsteads, .Mattresses, Palliass, ots, Washst«nds and Wore, Dressing Tables, Toilet Glass, Ac.; Caro-ts, Window Blinds, Curtains, Kitchen Utensils, Crockery, Cutlery. Ac , &c. Without Reserve, HESKETH, AITKEN & CO, Auctioneers. ** tj 'ViVl wlt^ C. HESKkTH.] |A- AITKEN. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY S. BY ORDER OF THE SHERIFF. At tho Suit of Alfred Eiickland (whose Solicitor is Robert !;rowrsmg, Esj.J, against Thomas Foley and Patrick London. The undersigned Instructed by O. W. Bisey. Esq., D:"puty .Sheriff, will sell at their Auction Rooms, City Marae:. the STO 'K IV-TRADE. CARRIAGES, HORSES, GOODS, CHATTELS, AN"It KFFf.CTS. as undermentioned, now beinfr in and upon the business raises of the abovenamed DefenJanU in Albert-street : — DOUBLE BUGGIES 5 Single Busies . 2 Wat's tie* 4 Landaus 2 Broughams 1 Barouche 2 'Bu'es 2 Ha: 3 m 3 2 Breaks 1 jlourniDg Ca^ j 2 Hfar.es HARNESS.—C seti Sin?l«j nMneSi, 5 ('it'o, % alno. Double ditto, 4 ditto, 2 ditto, 1 ditto, 1 ditto, 1 ditto,. 2 ditto, Single ditto, 1 ditto, pair Horse ditto, 1 ditto, 4-norso ditto, 1 ditto, l/ouble ditto. T10R32?.— 6 b.iy ilo'ses and Mares, 11 blsck do., 10 Krey do, 1 chestnut do., 3 brown do., 2 cream do,, 1 bay Horse, 1 grey do. SUNHRIES. -12 Whips, 12 Horse Clothß, 1 Stable Harrow, 3 Dun/ Forks. 3 Brooms. 4 - addles, 4 Bridles, 4 Hretk Plates, 10 pieces Sundry Harness, 4 Pair Lamps 8 BucketP, 2 ladders, 1 Clock, 3 Curry Combs, 3 lirushe?, 1 Sj; Plumbs, etc. < 'I'FiC c FHRNITURE. —1 Iron Safe, by John Tann (li 'i' o) : 1 Iron Sufe, by Price and Co.. (large); 1 Office Table, 1 Arm < hair, 1 Cane Chair. finhj-ct to a Bill of S»le from Toomis Foley, Patrick Lundon, and Michaei Cousblan Dlxnan, of the City of Auckland, Livery and liait .Stublekeepers, to Pet. I iiiran. of Auckland, lientleraan, dated the 23rd day of July, lgSfl,' a copy of whicn is filed in the office ct the Supreme Court at Auckland as number £6/302. HESKETH, AITKEN', & CO., TUESDAY, MARCH 1, At Noon. TO CAPITALISTS, BREWERS, HOTELKEEPERS AND OTHERS. EXTENSIVE FRONTAGE TO HOBSON AND NELSON STREET. IMPORTANT AND EXTENSIVE SALE OF HOTEL AND OTHER FREEHOLD PROPERTIES, R C. GREENWOOD HAS RECEIVED POSITIVE INSTRUCTIONS TO SELL BY AUCTION. AT THE MART, VULCAN LANE, ON TUESDAY, Ist MARCH NEXT, AT NOON, FTUIE WHOLE OF THOSE VALUABLE JsL FREEHOLD PROPERTIES Situated in lIOBSON AND NELSON STREETS, In the OCCUPATION OF MESSRS. DUNNINOHAM AND KING, And known as the GOVERNOR BROWNE HOTEL. AUCKLAND. Tho property comprises four original allotments, including more than an acre of area, having 120 feet frontago on llobson-street and 123 on Nelson-street, with a depth through of nearly 400 feet, on which is meted the well known GOVERNOR BROWNE HOTEL, Together with a LARGE BOARDINGIIOUSE And TWO FOUR-ROOMED COTTAGES On Neison-'treet, and being in close proximity to the New Wharf at the foot of llobson-street and the Harbour front on Nelson-street. if not told as a whole, the above will he offered in four lots, namely, L 111 ONE, Comprising HOTEL BUILDING, GOODWILL AND FIXTURES, With CO feet frontage on Hobson-streot by 200 feet in depth, with an entrance from Nelson-street. LOT TWO: £0 feet on Hobann-street, with large buildings and liuiilar area, and cntiai.ce as Lot 1. LOT THREE: CO feet on Nelson-street by about 200 feet in depth, with IIOAUIHNGHnUSB of 22 rooms and also two four-roomed Cottages, all let to desirable tenants. LOT FOUR: CI feet on Nelson-street by 200 feet In depth. Particular attention Is called to the above property It t:eir.i< one of the most extensive and best paying concerns in thn Colony. 'Hie whole of the properties, if advisable, will be ; offered in one lot uc a going concern. « For farther particulars and conditions of sale, apply „ ,0 the Auctioneer. i