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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 14220, 17 November 1909, Page 12

. Sates by Auction. •; . A 6 SIGN ED ;\ '_Q s".T. A'T'e/ : -&TEW AND ; OECOND-HAND ' •pURNITUEE. ' rpO-MORROW (THURSDAY), 11 A.M. • "DASSETT AND QO., - • Acting under instructions from Trade Assignee, will Sell at their Mart. A,> CUSTOM-ST. E., as above, » w rt i-i LOTS SUPERIOR NEW AND SECOND--532 L HaU HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, including-HANDSOME B.M. and other BED STEADS ant l BEDDING. ANTIQUE tinu ROOM SUITE (3 Pieces). SUP. SIDEBOARD. 1 NEW ENGLISH PIANO (by Woods. London. Upright Grand). 3 GOOD SECOND-HAND PIANOS (No Reserves), , VER\ HANDSOME DUCHESS and CABINET PAIRS, etc., etc. •FRIDAY, .jgj^ AT DURHAM YAEDS. The Undersigned will Sell, A HEAVY DRAUGHT HORSES, good trials 1 MEDIUM DRAUGHT MARE, syrs, broken , chains only _ , 1 CHESTNUT GELDING, 6yrs. good hack and jumper 1 BAY COB (mare), 14 hands, make a polo pony " 2 LIGHT HARNESS HORSES 1 BAY GELDING, quiet and reliable 4 GOOD SORTS, any trial, from the Coast HEAVY DRAUGHT MARE. 6yrs, all weights trial. ' * ' Also, SPRING CARTS. SULKIES, BUGGIES, Etc. HARNESS AND SADDLERY. NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD. H. O. NOLAN, Auctioneer. UNDER CONDUCT OF THE REGISTRAR OP THE SUPREME COURT AT AUCKLAND, AT THE REQUEST OF THE MORTGAGEE. ■jl/TONDAY, MOVEMBER 2?,, . . AT 2.50 P.M. . THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY, LIMITED Will Sell by Public Auction, at the Office of the Company, Victoria-st-■ Hamilton. . ALL THOSE PARCELS OF LAND, containing one hundred and eighty-seven acres two roods and eighteen perches (more or less), being Allotments numbers Forty-two, Forty-three, Forty-three A. Forty-four A. Forty-eight, and Sixty, of the Parish of Te Rapu, subject to a Deed of Mortgage and Memorandum of Mortgage dated the twentyninth day of October, one thousand nine hundred and four, to secure payment of the sum of one thousand eight hundred and eighty-nine pounds two shillings • and sixpence. Conditions of Sale and title may be Been at the office of Mr. Arthur Swarbrick, Solicitor, Hamilton. • rpHE TTAYMARKET, ■pEIDAY. AT 10.30 A.M. '■) CHAFF. OATS. HAY, \J ' straw .-,:. GLOBE SEPARATOR,-33 gallons, nearly new :. HARNESS, SADDLERY, VEHICLES HORSES of all classes. • 12 Noon. 4 HEAVY AND MEDIUM DRAUGHTS, 3 and 4 years old. broken to chains, from Mangere 6 LIGHT HARNESS HORSES, from Ohakune BROWN MARE, fast and reliable in harness SHETLAND PONY MARE, 1 4yra old PAIR BLAOK PONIES AND HARNESS PAIR CHESTNUT PONIES, good in single . and double harness BAY PONY (Blaze). syrs. under 14.2, by Pipiwharauroa, sound and quiet GRAY MARE, by Matchless LIGHT SPRING TRAP AND HARNESS - ■ Also, .-J On Account of Messrs Hocken Brothers, Feilding, 8 RATTLING GOOD SORTS, suitable for waggon and heavy express work. ALFRED T3UCKLAND AND OONS. lx C. G. BROOKES, Auctioneer. rpHURSDAY, NOVEMBER 25 # TTAURAKI FREEHOLDS, ; pOROMANDEL. \ The Option-holder and Tributer of this wellknown property has instructed M R B EN B. J OHNSON Coromandel, to Sell, by ,'. pUBLIO A UCTION," In the Battery Building , on the said property, on •*■■ . !(TIHURSDAY, TUTOVEMBEB Opj 1909, At 11 o'clock in the forenoon, HIS RIGHTS AND INTERESTS IN THE SAID PROPERTY, Consisting of— (a) An option of purchase for £5000, payable in January, 1910. over the estate . and interest of the Hauraki Freeholds, Limited, consisting of various properties ; under both , freehold, mining licenses, and leasehold tenures in that area of 260 acres (more or less) adjoining the " Old Hauraki" property at Coromandel, with 6 or more shafts, poppet-heads, . levels, rises, crosscuts, etc., etc., engine-house, with driving and winding engine and gear, Cornish pump, two Tangye pumps, tanks, cages, pipes, coalshed. 40 h.p. boiler and accessories, smithy, tool-house, store, change house, work and carpenter's shops, gas-house, offices, automatic machinery for haulage and unwatering Hauraki North shaft. This interest includes the Welcome Find and Pai-Hauraki sections of 9 acres (more or less), held under mining lease from the Crown. The Company's estate is valued in their balance-sheet at £18,300, exclusive of the. £7000 expended by the Vendor in mining operations and the erection of »'. 15-head : Battery. Rates and rents ol\ the whole property do not exceed £10 per annum. ■ ' (b) The unexpired time of a 3 year's tribute over the property described in "a," which tribute will expire on June 1. 1910. . ...... .. .';. ' (c) The 15-head Battery recently erected for the Vendor by Mr. Fred. Brown, the well-known battery builder, at a cost of about £1500. Foundations, shafting, belts, and the tables are of the best. There are the usual battery sundries, including spare copper plates, and xne plant is complete. (d) Acetylene Gas installation lighting the battery, engine, boiler, and coal-shed, together with 18cwt of Union Carbide. • (e) 112 Tons (more or. less) of. Steam Coal. (f) Engineer's tools and dies, safes, rails, flat-sheets, pipes, - bolts, timber, trucks, winches, tools, pulleys, fly wheel, etc., ■ etc. . ■■. '■■' r • ■ The machinery is in thorough-going order. Reports, plans, and views can be obtained from the Auctioneer; from F. P. Burgess, Esq., Solicitor. Coromandel; from Mr. William Grav, Mining Agent, Shortland-street, Auckland; from the HERALD Office, and on the property. . ' ...» \. The property can be inspected between the hours of 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. each day, prior to the sale, on presenting an order from any of the above-mentioned gentlemen to the person in charge of the property. ... '• TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE. The whole of the property— Company's interest and the Vendor's rights (option and tribute) and machinery—will first be offered in one lot; failing a, sale of the whole the six lots will be offered separately. The Vendor reserves the right to make one bid for the whole property and for each lot as put up. The buyer of "a" will have to provide £5000 in January, 1910, in payment of the Hauraki Freeholds' interest, and on the fall of the hammer one-third •of the amount realised for the-Vendor's rights and machinery the remaining two-thirds ': can "be arranged for in approved bills, one-third at 3 months, and one-third at '6 month, plus 6 per centum per annum interest. Should the lots be sold separately cMh will be demanded on the fall of the Hammer with the exception of "a" and " c," payments for which can be arranged for as • specified above. , , v.;.. -. ; ? ' .y. BEN. B. JOHNSON. Auctioneer.' \ . ■~'- * Poultry, etc. ' -;; "* r ',' FOR SALE—White Leghorn Eggs for : set- • ting, 4s per dozen;; Chickens, from day old to 8 weeks, at prices from 10s to 24s per dozen, according to ago and sex; 504-egg Jubilee Incubator, new last year. £10 f.o.r.—P. Holt, Te Puriri Poultry Farm, Fapakura.