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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXVII, Issue 8423, 26 November 1890, Page 8

Sales by Auction. ROBERT WILSON.] [REGINALD CLAYTON. THIS DAY, At Eleven o'Clock. CONTINUATION OF MR. T. E. CARTER'S QREAT £1 LEARANGE g ALE > PICTURES, OLEOGRAPHS, OHROMOS, ENGRAVINGS, LITHOGRAPHS, Ami MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, VIOLINS, BANJOS, GUITARS, DIONS, CONCERTINAS, &c. ON Til 15 PREMISES, i r rt), QUEEN-ST15 ET. WILSON AND CLAYTON, Auctioncors. ROBERT WILSON.] [REGINALD CLAYTON. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3, At 12 o'Clock Noon. ENTIRE PLANT ANT) LEASES OF THE T K A IIOHA S ILVifiR & G- OLD JOINING QOMPANY / (LIMIT!',!)). WILSON & CLAYTON Have received instructions from tlio Directors of the To A roll,i Silver and Gold Mining Company, to sell by public auction, at their Mart, Queen and Wyndham streets, on December S, at twelve o'clock, T> OCR BREAKERS, ORE FEEDERS 35 STAMPERS (old pattern) CO STAMPERS (now pattern) TRUE CONCENTRATORS, BOSS PANS BERDANS, REVOLVING FURNACE SMELTING FURNACE, BLOWER ELTON WHEELS, SHAFTING PULLEYS, BELTING, BLACKSMITHS' TOOLS ASSAY OFFICE FITTINGS MINING TOOLS TRUCKS, OFFICE FURNITURE GEAR and FITTINGS to all th» above EASE gPECIAL fi LAI M, m a ut^' Q.ALENA, Jf E.V ]? IN D. gILVER TNG, fJIOWER, "Y^AIORONGOMAI. THREE WATER-RACES. MACHINE SITE. BUILDINGS: ONE LARGE GRINDING AND CONCENTRATING BATTERY, ONE RETORT ROOM, STORE AND CARPENTER'S SHOP. GENERA! ■•""•ICES, Cor.ta' • 'a ASSAY OFFICE, LABORATORY, AND DRAWING OFFICE. LARGE TAILINGS MILL, With CALCINING HOUSE SMELTING HOUSE, STOREHOUSE FOR TAILINGS, GENERAL STORE, ASSAY OFFICE AND BALANCE ROOM. SMITH'S SHOP, STABLE AND COACH-HOUSE, DWELLING-HOUSE, WITH OUTHOUSES. JUT THE WHOLE OF THE ABOVE WILL BE OFFERED IN ONE LOT, AND IF NOT SOLD, DETAILED SALE WILL TAKE PLACE AT WAIORONGOMAI, ON WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10, AT TEN A.M. Catalogues may be had on application to the Anctioneers. ! Intending Purchasers can obtain orders to view 1 from the Auctioneers. WILSON & CLAYTON, 1 R. AUTHOR.] [J. F. nCODLK. * THIS DAY, at Eleven a.m. PRODUCE, FRUIT, AND GROCERY MARKET. ARTHUR'S MART, ? AGRICULTURAL HALL, CITY MARKET. PRODUCE— A few tons of Prime Old Potatoes, New Kidneys. Shepherds, and Hobarts; Peas, Beans, Ca.ulilJower.-i, Cabbage*. Onions, Turnips, Rhubarb, J'linio Cheese. Dairy-fed Hams and Bacon, Fresh Butter, Corned Butter. FRUlT—Green Gooseberries, Hot-house Grapes, Lemons, Ac. . GROCERIES—2O i chests KaisowTea(in bond), Coffee, Limejuico, Cordial, Biscuits, Ac. Terms Cash before delivery. I R. ARTHUR.] [.I. F. BUDDLE. J THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4, At Eleven o'Clock. TOWN, SUBURBAN, AND COUNTRY PROPERTIES. ARTHUR & BUDDLE Ilavo been favoured with instructions to sell bj public auction, at their Eslate Sale Rooms, Agri cultural Hall, City Market, on Thursday, 4tl December next, at 11 o'clock a.m., rjpilE FOLLOWING PROPERTIES By order of the Perpetual Trustee Company o Sydney, in the Estate of the late J. R. Coopor : WAIWERA.— Allotment No. 05, situated on tin; Okura Reach, having a splendid water front, - with hard beach, adjoining the properties of Mr. E Bond and Mr. Do (irut. By order of the Administrator of the Estate of tin late O. W. Daniells : CITY.I«ot No. 10 of a subdivision of Lots Nos 10 and 11, Section 40, City of Auckland, having » feet frontage to Berosford-strret, and at presen occupied by Messrs. Brown, Barrett, and Co. CITY.— No. If!, corner of Brunswick-strce II and Harbour Terrace, near Gleeson's Hotel. '' AVONDALK.—Lots Nos. 35 to 40, Section 1 of i subdivision of Allotment No. 170 and others. Sec > tion 10, Suburbs of Auckland, situated closo ti Avondale Railway Station. By order of tho Mortgagee : ONEHUNGA.—Part of Lots 10 and 17, Sectioi 31, Oneliunga, situated the corner of the Manger Bridge, with Shop and four (4) Cottages thereon J lately occupied by M. M. Bell. 'I bis property ha ' larger frontages to tho main road and to tho bar bout-, is close to tho Wharf, and forms an excelled business site. WAIKATO.—OI acres at Ilautapu, Nos. 102,103 and part of 338, subject to first Mortgage No. 3327. For conditions of sale and further particular i ?ply to the Auctioneers.