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New Zealand Times, Volume LVIX, Issue 2997, 8 December 1896, Page 4

auction sales THX3 DAY, TUESDAY, Btii DECEMBER, At 2.30 p.ra. w F. SHORTT will sell at his martA quantity of drapery and clothing, a i littlo lot of watches and jewellery, accordion, violin, American organ, ( piano, a splendid lob of furniture, cutlery, fancy goods, and sundries. 973 PAHIATUA SALE. THIS DAY, TUESDAY, DECEMBER Btu. Abraham and williams win sell by public auction, as above, at 1 p.m.— 130 1,2, 3yr shorthorn steers, on aooount of H. 11. Bridge, E 12 2yr stoors ]0 12 to 18-month steers 22 2-yoar stoors 25 yearlings to 13-month stoors 30 yearling steers 40 good yearlings to 13-month stoors 12 2-yoar stoors 0 yearling heifers 4 3-year stoors 1 fat heifer 1 fat cow 1 Jersey bull 23 3-yoar forward steers 13 18-month to 2-yoar steers 13 3yr forward stoors 10 2yr heifers 3 spr heifers 3 goo 1 dairy cows 300 two-tooth wethers, shorn 100 four-tooth rnatdou ewos, shorn 100 shorn 4-tooth forward wethers 100 shorn 2-tooth wethers 100 shorn 2-tooth owes 'lO fat and forward shorn owes 250 good 2-toobh wethers 832 PALMERSTON SALE. THURSDAY, 10th DECEMBER, 1896. A BRAHAM AND WILLIAMS will hoII, by public auction, as above, at 1 p.m.— 70 2 and 3-year stoors (without reserve) 55 young cattle (good lino) 70 good 3 and 4-yoar bullocks 30 steer woanora 10 heifer woanora 5 store cows 40 mixed young cattle 25 3*year steers 25 2-i-ycnr steers 16 fab bullocks 8 prime fat bullocks 1400 two-tooth wethers, shorn 800 four-tooth maiden ewes, shorn 300 2-tooth shorn wothora 500 forward wethers 370 good hoggets 550 woolly hoggets SHANNON SALE. FRIDAY. Ilth DECEMBER. Abraham and williams wiiisoU by public auction, as above, at 1 p.ru.— 150 2- tooths 30 hoggets 30 dry owes 20 2-voar steers 11 yearling heifers 4 2-yoar steers 2 yearling hoifora 3 2i-yoar steers 3 yearling steers 915 .WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 9tk, At 11 o'clock. Clearing Sale of SHEEP. CATTLE, HORSES, FARMING PLANT, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c., AT MUUKAU, AG. TATNB & CO. have received in- • Btruotiona from the executors of the late Mr Houghton, to soli, at tha homo■toad, Manukau, as above—--250 4 and 0-tooth wothors (good lino) 60 fat vynthors CD 4-tooth .maiden owes 40 owes £nd lambs 16 18-month heifers (a picked lot) 10 2-year-old hoifora in calf 25 dairy cows 1 ball 8 calves 40 store pigs dOsUps 10 breeding sows Horse, trap and harness 1 fast trotting horse, sulky and harness 1 rapid roan colt, 4 years old, broken to harness Draught mare and foal Drays, harness, <fco. Farm implements, household furniture, stores, &o. 14 draught horses, harness horses, and hacks (all unreserved) And on aooount of other sellers—--20 draught horses, harness horses, and hacks As the executors have to realise in order to wind up the estate, the sale will bo entirely unreserved. Luncheon Provided.

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11th, At 1.30 o’clock. WEEKLY SALE OP FURNITURE, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, &c., IN OUR ROOiMS. AG. TAINB AND 00. will hold their • weekly sale of furniture, &e., in their rooms, as above, and sell— A largo quantity of new and second-hand furniture, piano, organa, &o. Wo sell every Friday, and entries are now being received. 950 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 12th, At 2 o'clock. WEEKLY SALE OP HORSES, &0., IN OUR YARDS. AG. TAINE'AND 00. will hold • their weekly sale of horses, &0., in their yards, os above, and sell— Draught and light horses, spring-carts, enlky, harness, &3. Entries for this sale are now being received, and horses are submitted in the order they are entered. 919 TUESDAY, 15th DECEMBER, At 11 o’clock. SALE OF HIOHLYINTERE3TING AND VALUABLE COLLECTION OF BOOKS, CURIOS, *O. 400 LOTS. 400 LOTS. AG. TAINB AND 00. have received • instructions to sell at their rooms, on above date— A large, valuable and rare collection of books on the Early History of Now Zealand, Australian. Colonies and South Sea Islands. Also, Genuine Maori curios, mats, implements, Ao. The whole forming a most valuable and interesting collection, and will bo on viow a few days prior to tho sals. Catalogues can bo obtained from tho auctioneers, or will be posted upon application. 931 OTAKI. SMALL FARMS. OTAKI. TB MANUAO, Within Pivo Minutes’ Walk of OTAKI RAILWAY STATION. BYRON BROWN is instructed to sell by publia auction ON THE OSOUND ON WEDNESDAY, the 16th day of DECEMBER, 1896. * THIS BEAUTIFUL piece of land, containing EIGHTY (80) ACRES in lots, of areas - varying from Two Roods to Twenty Acres , ’Each. This land Is charmingly eitnatod on aterraoo iuat above the Otaki Flat proper; it is all level, with a gentle slope to tho west, and is acknowledged to bo one of the choicest pieces lri tho district ; it lios on tho Main County and Waitohu roads, is sheltered from all prevailing heavy wind-, and for residences, gardens and orchards cannot anywhere bo earpassed. GOME AND SEE If! All is in its favour—SITUATION. CLIMATS, QUALITY. Otaki grows as Wellington grows. Every year for tho last seven years Otaki land values hare steadily increased ; every day they are steadily increasing. Note that a largo number of the sections have tho unusual feature of doodle fdontaors which will give all investors tho opportunity of subdividing without further cost or trouble. Section 21, 20 acres, with beautiful knoll, river frontage and rich flat, though now quite undeveloped, contains splendid possibilities, and for anyone with capital wanting a country or suburban homo the opportunity is unique. Plans may bo seen at Messrs Brown, Thomson and Co.’s, Wellington, and tho Auctioneer’s, Otaki. Title is Land Transfer. Tbums: —10 per cent, deposit, 15 per cent, in three months, balance in throe years at 6 per cent. Special Train arrangements with cheap fares will be advertised. 104 FIRE AND THZEP-PBOOP SAFES. PHILLIPS AND SON’S CELEBRATED MAKE,\ FOB SALE~ETYaTBLY BT \ ABOBGK THOMAS* CO., vT Customhouse Quay, \ Wellington. \ 2 Safes 2(>io i IS i 16, Reserve £1 10s\ en °h 2 „ 23m JC XlB „ £s Oak™’ ufOt 20 i x 24 x 24 „a k™“ £S 10s oao. 1 •810 0s oaoli B&fcr attftx&yy, 839 K 1