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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVII, Issue 11373, 16 May 1900, Page 8

Sales by Auction. ■' THIS BAT' ' ' WEDNESDAY. MAY 16, - ■ ,■ . At 12 Noon. Sharp. ' '"■-': •^''■ ; Wellington-street - house ; seven * booms and DOUBLE allotment. ■ ELLERSLLE.CLOSE TO STATION-6A. 08. .. ■ - • / .- 20P. LEVEL LAND. ■ ME. J THOENES • )■■ Will Bell by auction at his Land Auction :-.'■?•.■-.',' ~•,-.- -* ;■':?: Mart 91, Queen-street, ' ' ■-' ft/STELLINGTON-STEEET-HOUSE of Seven • ,'VV v Booms, standing on Double Allotment, ■''••. ■'■'■ ' 66ft by 117 ft, in good part of Wellington- '•■' Street.'-The owner is leaving for England, and the Property must be sold. ,TILLERSLIE-eA. OR. 20P. LEVEL SCORIA ■ Jl< LAND, with Two Road Frontages. Very suitable for good Residence Sites, or would make first-class Poultry Farm. The Buildings consist of Dwelling of J rooms, Stabling, •Piggeries, etc. This Land is about otjo mile from the Station, and has largo prospective yalue in the immediate future. Cards to View of the Auctioneer. HI. TEORNES, 91, Queen-street. THIS DAY. WEDNESDAY, MAY 16, At Noon. BY ORDER OP TEE REGISTRAR OP THE SUPREME COURT. NORTHCOTE-HOUSE OF 5 ROOMS AND a NEARLY 4 ACRES LAND. the undersigned have been instructed by H. C. Brewer, Esq., Registrar of the Supreme Court, to sell, at their Mart, Queen-street, on Wednesday, May 16, PAST QF ALLOTMENT 7, OF THE PARISH OF TAKAPUNA, containing 3a. 3r. 16p., adjoining Northcote Public School, with residence erected thereon, containing 5 rooms. First-class Orchard of One Acre. Choice Trees, Full-bearing, 8000 Strawberry Plants. Further particulars and conditions of sale can be obtained from the office of the Auctioneer. , J, THOBNES, 91, Queen-street. »i ■——~~~■—*• . THIS DAY. AT ANGLESEA- STREET. DRAWING SUITE IN DAMASK. Six Pieces CARPETS, TABLES, FENDERS AND IRONS BUGS, MANTEL MIRROR, PICTURES EASEL, BOOKER. VASES ORNAMENTS. SCREENS > DINING TABLE AND COVER CHEFFONTER, PLATED WAKE COUCH, CAKE STAND, CRUET 100 TABLE DOUBLE AND SINGLE IRON BEDSTEADS MATTRESSES, WASHSTANDS AND WARE TABLES, MIRRORS, CHEST DRAWERS CHAIRS. KAPOK BED. HALL TABLE HALE. CLOCK. UMBRELLA STAND CURTAINS. POT STAND POT PLANTS, VERANDAH SEAT KITCHEN UTENSILS, TUBS CROCKERY, CHINA, BOILER AND FURNACE TOOLS, BARROWS, Etc. The subscribers (J. Dacre, auctioneer), will soil by auction at the Residence. Angleseastreet, second house on left from Hepburnstreet. This Day, at 11 o'clock, rpHE ABOVE SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. SAMUEL COCHRANE AND SON. Auctioneers. > > ■■ ■ , ■ FRIDAY, MAY 18, AJ 1 p.m. sharp. On Account of Whom it may Concern. * " ——• WITHOUT THE SLIGHTEST RESERVE. ENGLISH ALES. ENGLISH ALE?. ENGLISH STOUT. FINE OLD SOLERA SHERRY. HOLLAND GIN. WARREN BLYTH AND CO. Have been instructed to Sell, WITHOUT RESERVE, on above date, OA CASES IND, COOPE AND CO'S ALES £ CASES IND. COOPE AND CO.'S STOUT ■J9 CASES FINE OLD SOLERA SHERRY. f)t CASES HOLLAND GIN. The Abovo will be sold in Lota to suit Purchasers. Now in Bond. AH Charges will he Paid to Day of Sale. SAMPLES AT MART. THE ALES, STOUT, AND SHERRY ARE IN PERFECT CONDITION, , AND WILL BE SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE. After Abovo, TTSUAL WEEKLY BICYCLE SALE. A Large Number of Ladies' and Gent's Machines will bo submitted, including a ROYAL ENFIELD. Wesfcwood Rims and Dunlop Tyres, in perfect condition. At 1.30 p.m. MAGNIFICENT COLLECTION OF PICTURES A?p MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, WITHOUT RESERVE. Comprising: Beautifully Framed Oil Paintings. Oleo and Cliromographs, Engravings, Photogravures. Water Colours, etc., etc., Violins, -Cornets, 'Cellos. Autoharps, Piccolos. Flutes. Music Cases, Mandolins, Guitars, Flagoolottcs, etc.. etc., IN INFINITE VARIETY. ABSOLUTELY NO RESERVE. . FRIDAY, MAY 18, at 1 p.m. ALES, STOUT, SHERRY, AND GIN, BICYCLES, PICTURES. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. WARREN BLYTH AND CO., Auctioneers and Financial Agents. N.B.—Outdoor Sales a Specialty. Liberal advances made, and Money Lent on any kind of Security. TUESDAY, MAY 29. WAIUKU. CLEARING SALE AT " THE HERMITAGE." The undersigned havo received instructions from Mr. W. R. McElwain, to soil on Tuesday, May 29, at 11 o'clock, WITHOUT RESERVE, ITIB LIVE AND DEAD STOCK, as follows:— ' 2 Working' Horses 2 Riding Horses Two-year-old by President 70 Young Ewes. 40 Lambs Buggy. Light Spring-cart, Tip Dray 3 Ploughs. 2 Harrows, 2 Rollers, Disc narrow, Chaffcuttcr, Wheelbarrow Four-horsepower Threshing Machine Buggy,/ Cart, and Plough Harness Ladies' and Ilacknev Saddles and Bridles Sheep Dipper and Drainer ' Grindstone, Hay Forks. Rakes. Scvtlies Crosscut and Pit Saws, Maul, and Wedges Boiler and Stand, Sheep and Fowl Netting Barb Wire. Galvanised Iron Roofing.' ' vice. Blocks and Tackle, Steelyards, , Sundries. 2 Tons Hay, Potatoes ; HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. ' Bedsteads, 2 Chests Drawers; Workroom, Dining, and Kitchen Tables; Chairs. Conch, Whatnot, Washstands. Dressing , Tables, Clocks, Lamps, Wringer. ' PIANO, 2 OLD VIOLINS. ' \ Luncheon Provided. i ALFRED AUCKLAND AND SONS. >- . TUESDAY, JUNE 5, 1900. UNDER CONDUCT OF THE REGISTRAR " OF THE SUPREME COURT. '' MESSRS; A. DOCKLAND AND SONS Have received instructions from the Mortgagees to sell by public auction at tho Hay. market, Allwrtrstreet, on Tuesday Juno 5 19C0, at noon, ' ' tfIARM AT BOMBAY, known a3 Waterton's, ( - being Lots 31 and 32, Parish of Maunga- > ,i" ta-whiri,;. containing 155 acres 2 roods, with tho Buildings thereon erected. Conditions of Sale can be inspected, and < further'information obtained, at the Offices i of tho Auctioneei'3. ■•' - .- --J. S. 1 BUOKLAND, Auctioneer, <>