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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIX, Issue 8888, 26 May 1892, Page 8

Sales by Auction. W. 8. COCHRANE.] fjAS. DACRE. THIS DAY. UNDER WARRANT FROM R.M. COURT. BROWN V. OLD FIELD. The subscribers have received instructions to sell by auction, at Minefield's Foundry, Albert-street, This Day, at eleven o'clock, THE goods of THE abovenamed DEFENDANT, consisting of— 2 Large Steam Winches 1 J.arge Boiler Capstan Large Ship's Anchor. SAMUEL COCHRANE AND SON, Auctioneers. THIS DAY, 11 a. in. DRAPERY, CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES, SECOND-HAND CLOTHING, &c. RICHARD ARTHUR, Commission Auctioneer and Airent, Has received instructions to sell by auction at Arthur's Mart, Queen-street, This Day, at eleven a. in., A GENERAL AND WELL-ASSORTED LOT OF DHAPKRY, Hosiery. Haberdashery, Cuderclethinc, Blankets. Rug>. etc.. Men's and Boys' Clothing, Hit-. Cap.-. Shirts, Sox, etc.; ladies'. Gents', and Children's Bmls, Shoes, and Slippers; Lot of second-hand Clothing, etc Lady's Gold Watch, silver Watches, Jewellery. Plated Cruets, etc.. etc. Terms : Cash before Delivery. TO-MORROW, At 'J p. in sharp. IMPORTANT SALE OF FREEHOLD PROPERTIES. SAMUEL YAILE & SONS Kill sell by auction at their Lciil Sale Rooms, S.">, Queen street (opposite Foil-street), ACRES KERIIvERI, BAY OF r § VF ISLANDS, being part of James Kemp's claim, a ver> tine block of o7t> ucies, boumle.i on one side l>y the Waipajxi River, and on another side by the Kenkeri River ; about one mile of fencing would en- . close the whole block. KIRIKIRI (near Papikura)—4o seres of very rich Land, being Allotments 1, 0, 7, and i», partly in,proved, and now in the occupation of Mr. William Hall. CORN OF NO R.MAN BY ROAD and EDKN-sTRF.KT. Mount Eden — Allotment Co feet by 100 feet, with Cottage of five rooms and large outbuilding. NORMANBY ROAD—C ttr.se of 4 rooms, with outbuilding, and allotment -7 feet by 100 feet. NORMANBY ROAD—Cottage of 4 rooms and outbuilding, with allotment 29 feet frontage to Notmanby Road and U>J feet to a private road. NORMANBY ROAD—Cottage of 4 good-sized rooms and lean-to, with outhouse, .m l allotment :'4 by I' ! U feet. NORMANBY ROAD—Cottage of 5 rooms, with allotment 44 feet to Normanby Road and 100 feet to a private road. COTTAGE of 3 rooms and attic, with outhouse, . tanks, and allotment ;G feet by 7s' feet frontage to private road. COTTAGE and allotment as above. COTTAGE, 4 rooms mid kitchen, '2 tanks, outhouse, and allotment :.'ii feet by 7S feet. EDEN - STREET. M<tl'NT EDEN — Fine Building Allotment. ."t: iiy 1-0$ feet. REM CERA, WESTBGCRNE ROAD—Fine Building Site, Lots ."2 and i'J of Williamson's subdivision, containing 2 roods Is perches. ELLEIISLIE—Good Duelling house of Grooms. Allotment 00 ieet to l'anuiure Road by 19S feet deep KARAKA-STREET. NEWTON*-Neat Cottage of ;> rooms and verandah, with cellar underneath ; 3 flieplaces, gas and water laid on ; Allotment ;.:i by 100 feet; paths concreted ; yard bricked. The property of Mr. Henry Green. SAMUEL VAILE & SONS, Land and House Auctioneers, So, Queeu street. THIS DAY. THE REMUERA YARDS. For sale. To-day (Thursday), at one o'clock, 0A T LE, SHEEP, PIGS. For private sale, A Fattening FARM of 700 acres, near Sand Hills, Waiuku ALFRED BUCK LAND & SONS. TO-MORROW. THE HAY MARKET. For sale, at eleven o'clock, A BLACK GELDING, 6yrs old, by . Wool broker ; good jumper, trial in harness A Brown Gelding, by Fishhook ; perfect hunter, and very fast The Bay Gelding, General, by Ruapehu; ' splendid hunter The well-known Hurdler, Potentate, 7yrs, by Penrose, with all engagements. (Full particulars at sale). ALFRED BUCKLAND & SONS. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1. UNRESERVED SALE OF CATTLE, SHEEP, HORSES, FARM IMPLEMENTS, AND GOOD HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. The undersigned have received instruction from Mr. David Stewart, to sell at the C'*inp Farm, near Otahuhu, on Wednesday next, June 1, at eleven o'clock, ALL HIS LIVE AND DEAD STOCK, together with the Household Furniture, which will be found of choice quality, as follows :— 20 Grown Steers 3 Milch Cows 100 Well-bred Ewes, forward in lamb 2 Staunch Draft Horses 2 Store Pigs. Foals Double-harrow Plough, by Wallace A Reed and Grey P.otigh, Scarifier Wooden Roller, Three-horse Grubber Set Iron Harrows, llornsby's Mowing Machine Spring Cart, Dray and Frame, Grindstone Plougn, Cart and Plough Harness Tea-tree and Hobart Rails Large Copper Boiler, movable, with fireplace Milk Dishes, 2 Churns, Sundries. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. HALL— Oilcloth, Oak Hat Rack and Umbrella Stand S Oik Chairs. PARLOUR— Full Suite Walnut Furniture Mahogany Bookcase, Large Pier Glass Circular Top Table, Window Curtains Fender and Eire Irons. DINING ROOMMahogany Sideboard, with large glass back Telescope Dining-room Table, Couch Oilcloth, Fender, Window Furniture Piano. BEDROOM— Marble-top Washstand Toilet Table with Looking Glass Bedsteads, Towel Rails ' Chairs, Sets of Drawers. KITCHEN REQUISITES, Tables, Chairs, and Sundries. Also, About 2 tons Coal, Firewood, Potatoes, Mangolds. ALFRED BUCKLAND & SONS. THE HAYMARKET. HIDES, SKINS, AND WOOL SALE. Each Tuesday, at twelve o'clock, i HIDES, skins, and wool assorted by an expert, and highest values pbta.'ned for them. ALFRED BUCKLAND & SONS. TO-MORROW. BY ORDER OF MR. F A. WHITE. | fK ACTIVE TRAP AND PLOUGH JL™ J" MARKS; stinted to Raglan 1 4 year-old Colt 6 2-year-old Colts 14 Colts and Fillies, by Brigadier, Ben Bolt, Anteios, Mr Walter, Ac. Single-furrow Plough anil Harness Ac., Ac., Ac. HUN TE R AND NOLAN. PRELIMINARY. AGRICULTURAL HALL. A NNUAL SALE OF PURE-BRED J\- GAME AND OTHER VARIETIES OF POULTRY. i SECOND WEEK IN JUNE. Particulars in future issue- j ALEX. 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