Sales by Auction. —r,w i "" ' . ■■!■»■ ■ k a ■ ] ft. J. KSAM.] • - :V [d. ABTHtfB. )n ..THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22. " "■"' SHINGLES, PALINGS, POSTS, ; SPOKES, CHARCOAL FIREWOOD, IRON SAFE, &a CUSTOM- STREET WEST. ■:;>■.":'■.;: ESAM & ARTHUR flare receded instructions from Mr. Jog. Scholium, ■ -who is giving up the retail trade, to sell by auction on the premises, Custom-street, West, on Thursday next, at eleven o'clock, "";.' £*m~\i~\f~\ SHINGLES OUvl/V 1000 Palings. 100 Post* 400 Spokes 100 Sucks Charcoal i, 60 Tons Firewood First-class Saw Bench, Circular Saw, Spindle, Belting, Platform Scales, Crane, Iron Rails, Signboard, Large Gas Stove (uearly new), 0 Large handsome Woodwork Pictures, Books, Music, Office Furniture, Iron Safe, Chest Drawers, Vas-is, Rifle, Grindstone, Vice, Anvil, Chains, and lot of Sundries. " J ■ ■ ■' ''-'"'•. ' FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23. ~ : ■" -At Noon. BY ORDER OF TUB REGISTRAR OF THE •' SUPREME COURT. RODERICK ROSS McGREGOR Will sell by auction, at his Rooms, Queen-street, Grahauistown, Thames, on Friday, September 23, 1892, at twelve o'clock noon. (1) A LL THAT PIECE OF LAND in _£__ the District of llauraki. Queen's County, in the Provincial District of Auckland, being Allotments 391 snd 40S. Block V., Township of Shortland, having 33 feet frontage to Pollen-street, and 66 feet to Eyre-street, with the buildings thereon erected. (2) All that parcel of land, situated in the District Of H&uraki, Queen's County aforesaid, being that portion of Allotment 520, which is within the boundary of Kauaeranga, No. 13a Block on the plan of the Township of Grahamstown, having 35 feet frontage 'to Brown-street, with the buildings thereon erected. Title deeds and conditions of sale can be seen at (he offices of Peter Oliphant, Solicitor, Auckland, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, At p.m. Sharp. SAMUEL VAILE AND SONS Will sell by auction, at their Land Sale Rooms, 85,' Queen-street (opposite Fort-street), SPLENDID SHEEP AND CATTLE RUN, WHANG APE. The well-known property of Hugh Sutherland, Esq., situated in the Parish of Whangape, and comprising 106* acres of Freehold Land of quality. The whole is fenced in 7 paddocks; 300 acres ploughed grass; balance surface sown. Plenty of totara timber for fencing; water in every paddock ; 900 acres level, balance undulating. Theie is a good new House of 10 rooms, with verandah on three sides; also, wash-house (with copper), sta.ble, cowshed, &c, &c; water-wheel for cbatfeutting. This fine Estate has a long FRONTAGE TO THE WAIKATO RIVER, and. is compact in shape. ■ It was originally an old Maori cultivation, and was one of the first blocks in the W&ikato to be bought by an European. No reasonable bid will be refused, and to anyone wishing to engage in stock-raising this sale offers AN EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY. Further particulars from ,< SAMUEL VAILE & SONS, Land and House Auctioneer*, • . ' 85, Queen-street. BOBEBT WILSON.] [REGINALD CLAYTON' TUESDAY, at Eleven o'clock. AT PREMISES, WYNDHAM-STREET, LATE OBSERVER OFFICE. tJALVAGE. QALVAGE. SALVAGE. FROM LATE FIRE AT MR TURIN'S PREV MISES, KARANGAHAPE ROAD. TjTORNITURE, "OEDDING, Etc. , WILSON & CLAYTON Have been' instructed to sell, as above, -~ Without Reserve, Full particulars in next issue. , WILSON & CLAYTON, . .' --■'.. Auctioneers. MONDAY, at Eleven a.m. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND < EFFECTS. RICHARD ARTHUR, (Commission Auctioneer and Agent.) Has received instructions from Mrs. Masefield, who is leaving for England, to Sell by Auction, at Arthur's Mart, on Monday, at eleven o'clock a.m., HER HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, Superior Dressing Gise, Galvanic Battery, Seltzogeue, Sewing Machine, Crockery, Cooking Utensils, Double-barrelled M.L. Gun, etc. Immediately afterwards— Stock of Second-hand Clothing, Drapery, Clothing, etc. Mr. W. Beale giving up business. —(.'ash before delivery. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBERS. JUNCTION YARDS, CATTLE FAIR. In consequence of such a large number of Cattle arriving, the Cattle Fair will be held on the above date instead of the 3rd of October, as previously advertised. ."be undersigned will bold their First and Principal Cattle Fair of the Season, at the Junction Yards, ** WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, .... At 2.30 o'clock. 1 AAA HEAD OF CATTLE, JL W" " Comprising 600 3 to 4-jesJr-old Steers, in fresh condition 60 3to -year-old Steer*, in. fresh condition, ; fromßuridenwyn Estate, Maungaturoto. ; ". "60 3 to 4-year-old Steers, from Mr. C. Eyre, ; ;.- Mangawai -• 100 Cows ;■;";. - . ■•"" - 200 Young Cattle. ."•; -> • HUNTER AND NOLAN. > JANUARY 19th, 1893, At Noon. UNRESERVED SALE "•;. OF BEAUTIFUL AND FERTILE ISLAND PROPERTY, MOTITI ISLAND, v a ' 1 BAY OF PLENTY. In consequence, of the death of the late owner, Mr. fi. A. Douglas, the undersigned have received in*l - actions' to sell without reserve at the Durham Viirds, on the 19th of January next,' : ■ • - mHE FREEHOLD OF 724 ACRES of I the Most Fertile Land in the North Island of New.Zealand, situated on Motiti Island, 11 miles from.Tauranga Heads, and 0 miles from Maketu. The farm is well-watered by never-filing springs and streams therefrom, Li grassed and sub-divided into 7 paddocks by good substantial post and wire fences. The present stock consists of. 1700 sheep, 70 head of cattle, and Hi horses, and is capable, without any manuring, of being made to carry more than double the stock. Erected thereon is a good sew six-roomed House, superior hay barn, stable-, dairy and stockyards, men's cottages, etc, woolshed, nheepyarc'.s, and concrete dip; large cattle punt, well housed; and worked on a tramway by a powerful winch, large whaleboat, and dingies. The above is. a; going concern in good working order, and well worthy the attention of anyone seeking a beautiful and salubrious home and good investment for capital. The climate is unsurpassed in the southern hemisphere, the soil being dry and surrounded by. sea, and there is excellent fishing (round. adjacent. The terras are cash, the purchaser to take stock and implements at a valuation. The Auction-era would call special attention to -the above, as from long experience they can vouch for the extremely fattening and large stock-carry-ing capacity of the property. , Title: Land Transfer. • HUNTER AND NOLAN. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21. CATTLE FAIR AT THE DRURY ', YARDS. ;'.-..':': For Sale, on Wednesday, September 21, -i at twelve o'clock, - AA A HEAD STORE CATTLE, :-.' "-*abv".' .'> Among them " OAA QUIET THREE-YEAR-OLD STEERS J\)\) - ; AND HEIFERS. - ALFRED BUC&WJNP. & SONS,
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIX, Issue 8986, 17 September 1892, Page 8
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