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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVII, Issue 11521, 5 November 1900, Page 8

;r . ,-V Sales by Auction. •' -■ *7" .. • " ' - r..* THIS DAT, ; ' . MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6. '' X ' - At 11.30 a.m. _: v • •. V/ . .! ■;: ' -:.v ■■: v „ \ ' , / AJF PAPAKUBA. ft'lX : - • ' $ ECOND QATTLE JIAIE. ,v ' '•The undersigned will hold their Second Cattle Fair of the Season at «iB a S3 oil Mon 1 day, November 5, and will yard upward.. v . ioo H E 4 D Amongst them , Cf-V? 4 LOr OF GROWN STEERS AND EMPTY. mi . - ;•••* cows. p| \ IN VERY FRESH CONDITION. |l THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANpv, - TILE AGENCY CO. (LTD.). ' SUCCESSORS TO HUNTER AND NOLAN. H. 0. NOLAN, Auctioneer. *0 0 U N T R Y SALES. MONDAY. November 5— Papaknra, Second Cattle Fair. WEDNESDAY. November 7—At Papaknra, Monthly Sale. MONDAY. November 12.—At Bombay, Clearing Sale at Messrs. E. and J. Mackey s. WEDNESDAY. November 14—At Pukekohe, Monthly Sale. SATURDAY. November 24—At Waiuku, Monthly Sale. Owing to the Auckland Agricultural Show j ■' ■ being held on the 16th and 17 inst.. our usual Monthly Wainku Sale is Postponed to the Fourth Saturday m the Month. WEDNESDAY. November —At Papakura, ' Special Horse Sale. {THE* NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO. (LIMITED). SUCCESSORS TO HUNTER AND NOLAN. ■ c. ASTITUB.] C- CORBIE. THIS DAY. At 11 o'Clock. UNREDEEMED PLEDGES. GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES. JEWELLERY. DIAMOND AND OTHER RINGS. THEODOLITE GUNS. TYPEWRITER. SADDLED FIELD GLASSES, TOOL!*, CLOTHING. ETC. ' - ! ARTHUR AND GORRIE Have received instructions from Mr. L. H. Nenmegen, of the Mont de Piete Loan j Office. Victoria-street, to sell by auction ' at their Mart. Durham-street. This Day. at 11 a.m., jTT NEEDEEMEE PLEDGES. [ V Also. - 232 LOTS OF CLOTHING. TOOLS, AND SUNDRIES. , j C. ARTHUR. Auctioneer. THIS DAY. MANTEL. CHEFFONIER, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. AT SYMONDS-STREET. The subscribers (J. Dacre. auctioneer), will sell at the Residence. " St. Leonards, corner Symonds and Wakefield Streets. To-day (Monday). sth inst.. at 11 o'clock, rp HE WHOLE OF THE HOUSEHOLD FUR?X NITURE. nearly new. consisting of— Overmantel. Carpets. Large Wool Rugs, Pictares. Curtains, Platform Rocker. Austrian Chairs. Fenders and Irons. Rattan Chair, Vases. Ornaments. Coal Box, Austrian Rocker, Octieon Tea Table, Linoleum, Mats. Dining Table. Cheffonier. Clock, Cruet. Plated V, are,, Glassware. China. Brass Mounted Bedstead. Wire Mattress. Wire Stretcher Beds. Kapok Beds. dine. Washstands and are. Combination Chests Drawers. Duchess Pairs Mirrors. Feather Bed. Kitchen Utensils. Pres. Pan, •Jtfaicer, etc. SAMUEL COCHRANE AND SON, Auctioneers. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1900. MAIBETAHI BLOCK. KAIPARA. FHANGAPOUA, C O OMAN DE L. TAUPIBI. WAIKATO. BAKER BEOS. VITI'I sell by auction, at their Mart, Short-land-street. Auckland, on the above date, at 12 o'clock noon, under the conduct or the Registrar of the Supreme Court of New Zealand, at Auckland, upon the application of the Mortgagees, and in exercise of the power of sale comprised in Mortgages registered respectively as No. 129009 in the Deeds Registry Office, at Auckland, and Nos 10972 and 11141 in the Land Transfer Office, at Auckland, the undermentioned Properties, namely: — TOT NO. I.— that Parcel of Land on the IJ Kainara River, containing 350 acres, more or less, and known as Marietahi Block, subject to existing lease, having about 13 years to run, at a rental of £20 per annum. LOT NO. The Undivided Third Share in Pungapunga No. 1 Block, containing 1560 acres, and the Undivided Half Share in Pungapunga No. 3 Block, containing 309 acres, both situated at Whangapoua, near Coromandel. subject to existing lease and timber grant, having about 16 year 3 to run. The interests to be sold are those of Peneamine Tanui, deceased. . Title: Land Transfer. LOT NO. 3.—Allotments NO3. 165 and 169, Parish of Taupiri, containing 50 acres and 20 perches and 50 acres respectively. Title: Land Transfer. Conditions of Sale may he inspected at the Office of Messrs. Dufaur and MacCormick, Cosmopolitan Chambers. Queen-street, Auck- '■ land, Solicitors to the vendors, or at the "Auctioneers'. BAKER BROS., Auctioneers. X THURSDAY NEXT. THE HAYMABKET. JJOESE g LE. ! t ' Consequent on FRIDAY being a HOLIDAY, . the Regular Sale at the Haymarket will be held on THURSDAY, at 11 o'clock, for the disposal of JIT AY, STRAW, AND GRAIN, And HORSES AND VEHICLES, Etc., Etc., Etc. ALFRED BUCKLAND & SONS, Auctioneers. TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 6. GROCERIES AND FURNITURE, PITTSTREET, at 11 o'clock. J. H. NORMAN Has been favoured with instructions from Mr. Smith, who is leaving for the North, to sell by public auction on the Premises, the whole of his Household FURNITURE AND groceries, comnrising— Tin Meats, Tin Fruit, Biscuits, Coffee, Sunlight Soan. Glass Case. Butter Box, Avery Brass Scales and Weights (quite new). Spring Balance, Old Judge Cigarettes, Maize. Fruit, Baskets. 20-gallon Keg, Tapioca, Lollies, Rice, Glassware, etc., etc. Immediately Following, THE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE—7-piece Suite, Dining Table, Sideboard, A.B. Chairs, Kitchen Chairs. Tables, Linoleums. S. and D. Iron Bedsteads, Washstand and Ware, Two Brass Primus Stoves. Looking Glass, Coal Scuttle, Oarpet, and all Kitchen Utensils. ' P.S.—Outdoor Sales a Specialty. J. H. NORMAN, Auctioneer. TUESDAY NEXT, NOVEMBER 6. At 2 o'clock sharp. PI/ATE. PLATE. PLATE. * AT HIS MART, QUEEN-STREET. Opposite Firebell. TO THE LADIES OF AUCKLAND. 1 - J. H. NORMAN Has received a very valuable collection of .TTIGH-GEADE SILVER PLATED GOODS, - ' ii Comprising— Oa&e .Dishes, Butter Dishes, Cruets, Handsomely Chased Hot Water Jug, Cut Glass ' Water and Claret Jugs, Biscuit Barrels. Crumb Trays, and about 30 others pieces of Choice Plate. This is one of the best lines *-iV. 1 of Goods ever offered to the Auckland public, ■ and would make tho most suitable Birthday, Wedding, and Xmas Presents. Also, one Opal and Diamond Ring, and 10 Volumes Popular Encyclopedia published by Blackie (profusely illustrated). , „ „ , " On View Morning of . Sale.