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New Zealand Times, Volume LII, Issue 9317, 11 June 1891, Page 3

Auctions GEORGE THO MAS & CO. TIIIS IMS', THURSDAY, lint JUNE, At 11 o’clock. SYDNEY FRUIT, EX TEKAPO (It arrived). Gi EORGE THOMAS AND CO. will hold IT their usual bi-weekly sale of— Fruit and produce. Note. TRUSSED FOWLS THIS MORNING. 8 s - 6 D - PEE rAIR - iw IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT! THE SALE OF FURS WILL TAX® PLAGE ON . MONDAY, the 15th, At 1 o’clock, NOT FRIDAY, 12xu. rpHIS course is found peremptory, owing to the exceedingly largo quantity of articles requiring classification, GEORGE THOMAS & CO.. HI Panama street. MONDAY, 15th JUNE, 1891, At 1 o’clock. IN THE PREMISES LATELY OCCU. PIED BY BING, HARRIS, & CO., Panama stbeet. FURS 1 FURS! FIFTEENTH GREAT ANNUAL SALE OF NATIVE and FOREIGN FURS ! 1 In Carriage and Railway Rugs, Parlour Mats, Hearthrugs, Boas, Muffs, Victorias, Victorines, Capes, Hand-bags, Cosies, and Fancy Articles, all of the most modern styles and shapes, the manufacture of S. H. CLARE, Esq., Brunswick, Victoria, Gold Medal, list at the Geelong Exhibition, and First Prize-taker at the Melbourne, Canada, Amsterdam and London Exhibitions, George thomas and go. have been favoured with instructions from S. R. Clark, Esq., to soil by public auction, on Monday, 15th June at I o’clock. At thoao Premises in PANAMA STREET (opposite our Auction Rooms), formerly occupied by Bing, Harris A Co., specially secured on account of their commodious nature— A most Beautiful Collection of AUSTRALIAN and FOREIGN FURS in Opossum Kangaroo Racooon Native Bear ■ Platypus Wildcat Fox Wallaby, &a., &o. Mr Clark guarantees bis goads free from the attacks of moth, weevil, and other insects, so destructive to Imported furs. This Sale will afford a grand opportunity of providing VALUABLE AND SUITABLE PRESENTS for friends in the Old Country. Catalogues will be available this week, and the collection will be on view three days before the Sale, together with a Grand GASLIGHT DISPLAY on the night preceding the Sale. Terms Cash. No Reserve. F. W. HAYBITTLE, 106 Auctioneer. T. KENNEDY MACDONALD & CO. IN THE EXCHANGE LAND AND MERCANTILE AUCTION ROOMS, Lambton quay, Wellington. ON MONDAY. 15th JUNE, 1891, At 2.30 o’clock p.m. T KENNEDY MACDONALD A CO. , are favoured with instructions from the Mortgagee to sell by public auction, as above— THEUNDERME NT lONED VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY, being Fifty Acres of the Farcmata Block in the Gisborne District, together with the right to cut flax over a block of 8175 acres, with all the buildings, plant, machinery, &0., erected thereon. For particulars and conditions of sale apply to THE AUCTIONEER; Or to W. T. L. TRAVERS, Esq., Solicitor, 74 Foatherston street. F. H. WOOD. TUESDAY, I6th JUNE, 1891, At 1 o’clock sharp. IMPORTANT SALE - OF THOROUGHBRED HORSES. FH. WOOD has been favoured with , instructions from P. F. Tanored, Esq., to sell by Public Auction, at the Homestead, Taratahi, on the above date, the whole of bis well-known and valuable Stud of THOROUGHBRED RACING STOCK. Comprising—--4 brood mares, viz., Princess Royal, Fair Agnes, Ruby, and First Water, all in foal to Forester 2 four.year.olds, viz., Oddfellow and Verbose 5 two-year-olds, viz., Sir Harry, Royal Oak, First Blood, Alolone, and Fresh Deal 3 yearlings, viz,, Senator, Ballaaao, and Princess of Wales 1 foal, by Master Agnes—Princess Royal 3 in training, viz , The Spy, Rosa Bonhear, and Forester Also, A valuable draught brood mare (imported) 1 good buggy hurse, and several hacks Catalogues can be obtained on application to P, F. Tancred, Eeq., or the undersigned. Full pedigrees can be seen in the N.Z. Stud Book, and the horses can be inspected at the Farm any day prior to the Sale. 85 F. B. WOOD, Auctioneer. Empire Tea Company Empire Tea Company’s SUPERIOR BLENDED TEASRE composed of the PUREST AND BEST DESCRIPTIONS, imported chiefly from Ceylon and India, and are admited to be the best value offered in New Zealand, People often complain that they cannot get good Tea—that is, Tea of a uniform, good quality, a Tea that is good this month and can be obtained just as good next month. They will have no reason to complain if they will only ask their grocer for EMPIRE TEA COMPANYB SUPEIiIOE .BLENDE!) . TEAS. Thiy will then obtain all that they can possibly desire. PRICES £ W. & G. TURNBULL & CO., Peoekietoks. 66