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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXVIII, Issue 8472, 24 January 1891, Page 8

Sales by Auction. THIS DAY. SYLVIA PARK. UNRESERVED SALE. The undersigned have received instruction* from s, the Liquidate; of the New Zealand Stud Company to sell, at Sylvia Park, on Saturday, the 24th of , January, at eleven o'clock sharp, THE WHOLE OF THE LIVE AND DEAD STOCK in connection with the late Establishment, comprising— Mare Brown Bess, by Musket, with foal at foot by Captivator ; served by Hotclikiss Mare Amazon, by Anteros dam Revoke, with foal at foot by Captivator ; served by Hotchkiss 2 Yearlings, by Captivator out of above mares 2 Two-year-olds, by Captivator, out of above mares _ Filly, 3 years old, by Leolitius out of Dewdrop Pony Mary, with foal, by Captivator; servod by Fusillade 2 Hacks 3 First-class Plough Mares, young and staunch 3 Dairy Cows >, 2 Four-wheeled Waggons and Harness 2 Double-furrow Ploughs 1 Single-furrow Plough 1 pair Tyuo Harrows 1 pair Chain Harrows Waggon Roller Steam Engine, cutter, and Oat-bruiser New Stack Meadow Hay, about 20 tons 2 stacks Hay, about 40 tons 1 stack Hay, about 6 tons 1 stack Straw, about 10 tons Harness, Troughs, Hobart Town Rails, &c. y acres of Linseed, just ready to cut t li acres Oats, just ready to cut Pigs, Ac. At Eleven o'Clock. 2 _____ " HUNTER & NOLAN, r r THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5. ANNUAL SHEEP FAIR. THE UNDERSIGNED Will hold their ANNUAL SHEEP FAIR, At Green Lane, On THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5, At One o'clock. INTENDING SELLERS will kindly forward thoir Entries not later than TUESDAY, February 3. HUNTER & NOLAN. TUESDAY, JANUARY 27, At Eleven o'Clock. TRADE SALE OF TNDIAN mEAS. TNDIAN mEAS. PEKOES AND PEKOE SOUCHONGS. EX TAIERT, FROM CALCUTTA. DIGBY TONKS & CO. Have received instructions to sell, at Brunswick -Mart, on Tuesday next, 160 PACKAGES INDIA TEAS. Specially Selected for this Market, direct from Calcutta, and now placed at the disposal of the Trade. • Sample Packages at Mart. TUESDAY, JANUARY 27. At Twelve o'Clock. UACHT CAMELLIA, FIVE TONS. FOR POSITIVE SALE. Has 30cwt. Pig Iron Ballast, Dingy, well found in every respect, and is a staunch fast boat. Now anchored between Watermen's Steps and Graving Dock. DIGBY TONKS & CO., Auctioneers. Public Notices. XT '. o T I C E. The Commission appointed to'inquire into certain charges affecting the Treatment of Patients in the Auckland Hospital will sit on MONDAY, the 26th January, 1891, at the Resident Magistrate's Court at Auckland, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon. J. GH.ES, "l ; Commissioners. GREY HASSALL, J ~iy O T I C E. I hereby intimate that I have no connection whatever with the Like Takapuna Racing Club. EDWIN HARROW. Buona Vista, Lake. IVTANUKAU COUNTY COUNCIL. MANGATAWHIRI RIDING. I hereby declare William Horace Penrhys Evans duly Elected to represent the Mangatawhiri Riding in the Mtnukau County Council, he being the only elector nominated. FREDERICK W. MARKS. Returning Officer. December 16, 1890. IMPOUNDED on Mr. Cornelius Wright's Farm, at the Karaka, on the 22nd January, 1891, a mob of Wild Cattle, 10 or more, consisting of 2 red, 1 spotted, 0 strawborry, and many others; all the above cattle are of different sexes; owners unknown. Also, 1 Strawberry Bull, .supposed to belong to Mr. Glasson, at Karaka. If not claimed and expenses paid to me, th« undersigned Poundkeeper, within three weeks from the above date, the above cattle will be sold at the Public Pound, Wairoa South, on TUESDAY, 17th February, 1891, at noon. HENRY HENDERSON, Poundkeeper, Wairoa. /><REY & ttONS' AERATED TI7ATERS. DEVONPORT BRANCH. ' We beg to announce that for the convenience of our Customers we have opened a Branch of our AERATED WATERS MANUFACTORY In a central position in Devonport. Ordeis left in the letter-boc at our new promises will be promptly attended to. JOHN GREY ifc SONS. IMPORTANT NOTICE. We beg to advise our Friends and the Public generally that we have purchased the whole of the WINE AND SPIRIT AND CIGAR STOCK Of MESSRS. HANCOCK AND CO., i Who are retiring from this branch of their business. 1 Our established position of over half a century, during which period we have been identified with 1 the Wine and Spirit Trade of the Auckland Pro- ' vince, may fairly be accepted as a guarantee that clients' interests will be well served. 1 Onr Stock has always been large and varied, the ' purchase as above making it especially so. L. D. NATHAN & CO. I