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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 9221, 8 June 1893, Page 8

tjjbs : — Sales by AuctionTHIS DAY, 11 ft.m. * : HA LANCE OF MRS. CARTER'S STOCK AND KOHIMARAMA stores. OSAPEBY, HOSIERY. HABERDASHERY, miluneßY, blankets, undkrclothIJifl MENS AND BoV.S' CLOTHING, FANCY GOODS, ACCOKDBOKS, CONGERTINAS, SILVKR ANI> PLATED WATCHES. * RICHARD ARTHUR Has been favoured with instructions to soil by auction, *t Arthur"* Mart, Queen-street, This Day, at 11 o'clock a,m , THE BALANCE OF MRS. CARTER'S STOCK, removed from her Shop. Victoriastreet; the Stores from Kohimarama School; General Drapery, Blankets. llosaery, Haterdashery, Millinery, Furs, Mum, Tnramin Urabrellas, Bonnets, listtn, Tweeds, Men Mid Bwys' Clothing, Hit.-, Cap*. Shirts, socks, etc.; a well-assorted lot of Fancy wood*. Jewellery, etc.; Ladies', Gent.'.*, anil Children Boots, Shoes, etc. To close consignments : IS Concertinas and Accordeons 11 Silver Watches, new 18 Metal Watches anil S Clocks. Terms— before delivery. THIS DAY, THURSDAY, JUNE 8, at 11 o'Clock. to THE HARDWARE AND FURNISHING TRADE. On Account of Whom it May Concern, With all faults: y\ 04* CASES BRASS/.AcSeii'S? MOUNTED BEDSTEADS \ / (All Designs) S £4 bundles STUMPSand FRENCH BEDSTEADS 2 cases COTS 1 case BED CHAIRS, complete. Also, " On Account of Whom it May Concern.: 10tons No-. 8 BLACK FENCING WIRE (Johns'.OQ s), slightly damaged. S un pie at Mart GABRIEL LEWIS & CO. jj[M« received iin tract ions to sell the above Goods jjXMlay (Tijuraoay), &tfa Jane, at eleven o'clock. Terra# at Sale. *. J. ISAM.] [c. ARTHCR. THIS DAY, at 11.30. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, , SINGER'S SEVANG MACHINE, LAWN ROLLER, ETC. ELLERSLIE, NEAR RAILWAY STATION. ESAiI & ARTHUR gate received instructions from Mr. P. Rijby to sell by inaction a; his residence, Ellerslie, near station, Todaj (Thursday), at 11.30 o'clock. HIS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, Carpets, Couches, Cane Chairs, Easy Chairs, Oral Table, Pictures Vases, Certain.*, Dining Table, Clock, Fender and lon*, Hearth Rugs Lamps, Bedsteads, Mattresses, Chests I>rawers, Withstands, Ware, Dressing Table, Toilet Glasses, Crockery, Kitch-n Utensils, Singer's Cabinet Sewing Machine and Flting* nearly new, Lawn Roller, etc., etc. I. J. ESAM.] [C. ARTHUR. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21, At Eleven o'Clock. MESSRS. ESAM & ARTHUR Bar* been instructed bv the Registrar of the I Supreme Court of New Zealand, at Auckland, on tmbklt of the respective mortgagees thereof, to sell at their Auction Mart, Queen-street, Auckland, on Wednesday, the 21st day of June, 1833, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, THE UNDERMENTIONED PROPERTIES: SALE LOT I—All that piece of Land in the Provincial District aforesaid, twins Allotment 30 of the •subdivision "f Allotment 73, section 1, Suburbs of Auckland, with a frontage of 33 feet to Scarborough Terrace, Fartil, with the Stone building thereon srccted. SAI.E LOT 2—All that piece of Land in the said Provincial District, bein; pari of Allotment 83, of Section 1, Suburbs of Auckland, with a frontage of ft feet to St. worse's Hay Road, Parnell, with the Building thereon erected. This last mentioned property is sold subject to a mortgage for £150 and interest. THIS DAY. t> I[EE 1 REMUERA yards. tar sale. To-day (Thursday), June 8, at one o'clock, *0 ATT LE, SHEEP, PIGS. . FOR PRIVATE SALE—Yearling Polled Angus fad Alderney Bulls. * Alfred BUCKLAND & sons. * — TO-MORROW, TO-MORROW, TO-MORROW, At 2 p.m. Sharp. IMPORTANT SALE of • EXTENSIVE FREEHOLD FARMS, RARE OPPORTUNITY OK ACQUIRING FIRST.CLASS ESTATES AT VERY LOW PRICES. MOTUMAOHO ESTATE OF 6053 ACRES. WAI VALLEY ESTATE, 397 Acres. ESTATE OF 5053 ACRES To BE OFFERD IS TWO LoTS, AX AN UPSET Price, 30s run Acre. f . SPLENDID FARM OF 397 Acres, TO-MORROW, at Two p.m. sharp. SAMUEL VAILE & SONS Will sell by Auction at their Land Sale Rooms, 85, Queen-street, That splendid property, known as the Motumaobo Estate, and containing 60M acies, mostly rich flax swamp land, All substantially fenced in 1* paddocks; 1600 acres in grass, and another 1000 acres drained for the last six years, and now ready to bri n in ; 200 acres fallow; 3000 acres level land ; balance undulating hills. Water in every paddock. Present carrying capacity, 4UOO sheep. House of 8 rooms. Cottage 4 rooms. Wool-shed, ring-shed, yard for 4000 sheep, dip for 1000 •beep per day, Stables, etc. The house is surrounded by several acres of ornamental plantation, large garden, 8i acres orchard, etc. There is a Railway Station on the Property; 99 miles from Auckland. As the owner is determined to realise, this Grand Property will be offered at an upset price of only£l JOs per acre, in two lots of nearly equal area. The purchaser of the first block will have the option of taking the other block at the same price, thq values being about equal. Terms, if desired ; £5000 can remain on mortgage of the property for 4 years '»t 5i cent, • Instructed by J. If. Bum-Murdoch, Esq. FIRST-CLASS FARM AND HOMESTEAD AT PUKERIMU (close to Cambridge)— This tine property, which is one of the most beautiful and productive in the whole Waikato, comprises 307 acres, and is all in the most admirable order and condition. The pastures are free from fern and tea-tree, mid are well established and luxuriant. The whole is substantially fenced (In 10 paddocks), with from 7 to 9 wire fences, all in rood order, and sheep proof. Water in every field. 73 Acres turnips, 2 acres orchard, 8 acres corn, remainder good grass. Extensive avenues and plantations of choice , ''will now carry 1200 sheep all the year round. The Buildings comprise a handsome and convenient House of 14 rooms and offices, fitted with all conveniences; wash-house, 3-stall stable, buggy* house, chaff-house, implement-shed, wood-shed, wool-shed, sheep-drafting yards, sheep dip, 4c., Ac. • This property is admirably suited either for farm* teg purposes or for a gentleman's country seat. SAMUEL VAILE* & SONS, / ) Land and Estate Auctioneers, 85, Queen-street. fJIO PRESERVE THE EYES. Give them assistance when required. Have them tested separately and efficiently. . ' Use Spectacles suiting the sight anil properly i u; 't fitting. I All of which can begot at T. PEACOCK'S, Optician, ' _ , , . Shortland-street. CSLEvery variety in stock, and Spectacles made up for special defects. : — . fJIHi: Y OST rjIYPE WRITER. COMBINING ALL THE BEST FEATURES 01 ... OTHER TYPEWRITERS AND SIMPLEST *' 4 / iYET INVENTED. INSPECTION INVITED. "AfPiir to Agent*, : / '••Tyrr-',;: I JOHN CHAMBERS A SON. j :■ Port-puwt,Auck&nj,.