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New Zealand Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 4200, 5 September 1874, Page 4

Auctions. G dajTHIS DAY, SATURDAY, sth SEPTEMBER. FORCE THOMAS will sell by auction, at his rooms, Laaibton Quay, on SaturA lot of jewelry, by order of tbe Curator of Intestate Estates, consisting of eight silver watches, gold rings, Ac., &c. Also, For a separate interest —■ A number of magnificent views of New Zealand scenery, pictures, furniture, &c. Terms cash. Sale to commence at 1 o’clock sharp. TO STOREKEEPERS AND COUNTRY SETTLERS IN THE WAIRARAPA DISTRICT. IMPORTANT SALE OR GENERAL MERCHANDISE ON WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, September 9 and 10. GEORGE THOMAS will sell by auction, .at his new stores, Greytowu, the followgoods and merchandise : ' Oats, maize, flour iu sacks, half and quarter do. Oatmeal tin 251 b. and 501 b. bags, rice, pearl barley Sugar (white and brown) Kdsins (Mnscatells, Sultanas, and Valentins) Jams (English and Tasmanian) sardines, lobsters, red herrings Biscuits (assorted), tea (boxes, half-chests, and chests, splendid sample) Coffee (G>egg and Co.’s Dunedin, in 11b. and 21b. tins) Split peas, pickles, mustard, pepper (white and black) Caudles, in boxes Ale and porter, English ; brandy, in cases; Port and sherry, do Kerosene, in cases A splendid assortment of boots of the very best quality Blankets, calicos, silks (black) A splendid assortment of real Scotch plaids direct from Girvan, just landed. , Saddlery, very choice quality. The above goods will be sold at town prices, with simply the carriage added on. Sale to commence each day at 1 o’clock sharp. Terms liberal, declared at sale. Lunch provided at 12 o’clock in the Store. ■ N.B.—The Auctioneer begs to announce that he is prepared to receive any produce for sale, and to make advances on the same if not sold, should the owners require it. THURSDAY, Ist OCTOBER. TO MERCHANTS AND OTHERS. Unclaimed Wool. MR. GEORGE THOMAS has received instructions from Messrs. Jackson and Graham to soli, at then' Tree Store, on the Queen’s Wharf, on Thursday, Ist October, 187-1, at noon (unless previously claimed),. 4 bales wool, marked HE § 1,2, 3, 4 "For the benefit of whom it may concern, and in payment of wharfage, storage, and other .expenses. THURSDAY, 22nd OCTOBER. IMPORTANT SALE OE PURE SHORTHORNED CATTLE. AT MEADOW BANK, TAIERI PLAIN, OTAGO, N.Z. TYRIVER, STEWART, & CO. beg to ini 9 timate that they have received instructions from Geo. M. Bell, Esq., to sell by public auction, at his farm, Meadow Bank, Last Taieri (ten miles from Dunedin, .Otago, N.Z.), on Thursday, October 22nd, 187*1, the whole of that gentleman’s Waimea herd of PURE-BRED SHORT-HORNED CATTLE, Consisting of—--12 bulls And 30 cows and heifers. _ This herd has been bred from cows purchased from Messrs. Morton Brothers and Leach, of Victoria, at their sale in ISG7, theexcellence of whose stock is too well known to need any comment. Mr. Bell’s original selections comprised the. “April Flower” tribe, all of which were large prise-takers, and pronounced by the Australian press as being some of tho very best animals ever exhibited by those celebrated breeders. Tho sire used iu this herd is “Prince Frederick,” bred by the late William Robertson, Esq., of Colac, Victoria, out of the, imported cow “Fanny,” by the “Beau.” Catalogues, with full pedigree of each animal, may be had upon application to the mndmsigued. For further information, apply to DRIVER, STEWART, & CO., Dunedin. ROBERT WILKIN, Christchurch. JOHNSTON & CO., Wellington. EOUTLEDGE, KENNEDY, & CO., Napier. THURSDAY, 2Ulh OCTOBER. IMPORTANT SALE OF FREEHOLD AT TIMARU, IN THE PROVINCE OF CANTERBURY. "iITTR. JOHN KING has been favored with .IxS. instructions from Captain T’osswill to »til by public auction at his sale rooms, Timnro, on Thursday, 29th October, 1874, his FREEHOLD ESTATE of CLAREMONT, which comprises about 2197 acres of the best Silvicultural and pastoral land in the district, mid situated within eight miles of the town of Timaru, from which it is accessible by three direct and good roads. The improvements consist of a well-built eight-roomed dwelling-house, with all necessary offices, cottage, stable, woolshed and yards, cowshed and yards, and otner necessary outbuildings. The land is fenced, and subdivided into twelve paddocks. -450 acres under first wheat crop (which crop is not for sale) 130 acres sown down to English grass, of which twenty acres are also in oats 147 acres let for one crop 200 let for breaking up, and tbe remainder is in Native grass, which grows richly on the estate. There are also a few acres of bush land '• thavc 5s permanent water in each paddock all thi buildings and fences are new and of the fresl dcscrijrtion. This valuable property is capable of being divided into two or more farms, with an equal •SHaion of natural advantages. Fur further particulars apply to Captain Tcxsvrill, Claremont, or to the auctioneer, Tisnam, who a a plan of the estate can bo Sale at 11 o’clock, a.m. Terms at sale. A SELECT SCHOOL FOR CHILDREN, from six to eight years of ago. Terms : fflteen Shillings a quarter. Apply at Mrs. Allan’s, Willis-street, near the Union Bank. riMIE undersigned arc Cash Buyers of WOOL JL and other PRODUCE, or will mak< aflranoes on tho same on liberal terms'. LEVIN & CO.