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New Zealand Times, Volume LXVI, Issue 3258, 15 October 1897, Page 4

THIS DAY, FRIDAY, 15tji OCTOBER, At 2 o'clock. A small, but good. assortment of boots and shoes, cutlery, forks and spoons, scissors, quilts, dress stuff, pinafores, &0., and a new trichord piano, by Kubenstein, And a lot of furniture. FRANCIS SIDEY AND CO. have received instructions frem tbe owner, who is doing out of business, to sell tbe above, in their rooms, Manners street. Terms cash. Cj> THIS DAY, FRIDAY, 35th OCTOBER, At 2.30. WF. SHORTT will sell at his mart. • on account of a gon loman leaving Wellington— Butler’s stand on castors, superior hall, dining anl kitchen tables, iron bedsteads, spring mattresses, cheats drawers, chairs, wringers, stretcher, gas stove, 2 gas chandeliers, woshatand*, bookshelves, mirrors, demijohns, brackets, ft Venetian blinds, long office desk, wicker arm chair, portable BonBon range, binges, stencil plates, bull’s-eye lanterns, shoepshoars, false links, saw sets, plumb levels, saws, marble clock and lot of sundries. All without reserve. 63 SATURDAY, Mini OCTOBER. HORSES FROM HOGKEN BROS. AO. TAINE AND CO. will sell at • their yards, Harris street — 1 Truck unbroken but bandied medium to heavy harness horses, all young and the right stamp for Wellington Hoeken Bros, have specially selected unbroken horses to give this market a trial. 45 TUESDAY, 19th OCTOBER, At 1 o’clock. STOCK SALE "AT WAIKANAE. AG. TAINE AND CO. will soil at • Waikanao (Wi Parata’s yards), on 70 11 Two-year-old heifors Milk cows 12 Head mixed cattle Sheep, horses and pigs Further entries are now being received by tbe Auctioneers. 17 JOHNSONYILLE. j|> AKER BROS, will auction, at an early date, 41 sections containing from 1 to f acres each, being paH of Lot 13, adjacent to the Jobnsonvillo Railway Station. Plana are now being prepared and will bo ready shortly. For further particulars, apply to the Auctioneers, BAKER BROS., 812 Wellington and Auckland, AT THE BOROUGH HORSE EMPORIUM, pAiiMEitsTON North. SATURDAY, OCTOBER IGth, 1897. Abraham and williams win sell by public auction, as above, at X p.m.— Dmughthoraoa, trap horses, hacks, pomes, vehicles, &o. SPECIAL ENTRIES The pony stallion “ Duke of Mazeppa,” pedigree at sale 3 half draught unbroken horses} 1 good hack 1 4yr draught maro 1 reliable draught gelding 1 good reliable draught maro 1 brood mare, by Gownsman 1 brown filly, by Exchange 2 tons Circular Hoad seed potatoes 1 ton good eating potatoes 14 tons early seed potatoes, without reserve ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS, 984 Auctioneers. UNRESERVED SALE OF STOCK. &c. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2d, 1597. Messrs abbaham and williams have received instructions from Mr J, Row, who has sold his property, to sell at the homestead, Longburn, without the slightest besbrve, the whole of his stock, implements, &a., consisting of—--200 Romney Marsh owes, with 100 per cent, lambs 100 half-bred merino owes, with 90 per cent, lambs 100 hoggets in the wool 1 good trap mare with harness , 1 3-year filly, fit for plough 1 back Potato moulder, harrow*, wool-press, roller, tools, pigs, Plymouth Rock . fowls, sowing machine, dairy utensils, potatoes, furniture, sowing machine, &o , Ac. Sale at 1 p.m. Luncheon ,rovided. 091 UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE OP DAIRY STOCK. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22nd, 1897. At 12 o’clock. Abraham and” williams have received instructions from Mr A. MoHardie, of Levin, who is giving up dairying, to sell the whole of his first-class herd of dairy cows, consisting of—--20 first-class young cows, all dao to calve in the month of October, without reserve 6 steers 1 Da Laval separator, in good order 4 milk cans 1 churn 5 tons goed eating potatoes Tbe Auctioneers call special attention to the above herd as one of the best over offered in the district, being the result of 20 years’ careful selection. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. 899 LEVIN SALE. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22nd. Abraham & williams win soil by public auction, as above—--1 pedigree Ayrshire bull 1 cow 1 24 year heifer 5 2 and 3yr heifers, empty 5 weanera 1 horco, harness and spring trap 150 hoggets Intending vendors will kindly send entries to our Palmerston office. ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS, 43 Auctioneers. ■JpiOB Sale Cows juafc calved and to calve; also, pure-bred Ayrshire Bulls. Address, Andrew Luff, Wellington. 618 SSBD POTATOES. TOWNSEND AND PAUL have for sale Beauty of Hebron. Seed Potatoes, Early .Bose, Ashloaf, Flukes, Kidneys, Breezes Prolific, Bruoe, Brown Hirer, Magnum Eonum. 1 DO Tone good table Potatoes, Tartarian, black and white seed Oats, Sparrowbill and Dan Oats 5,000 Oaten Sheaf and Straw 3 AAA Sacks Oats, Wheat, Maize, Barley, Capo Barley, Pigeon Peas, Pollard, Bran, Onions, &0., always on hand f)A AAA Now Seasons Titi Mutto *U,UUI/ Birds), a flue lot Wholesale Agents for the famous Mercantile Batter, quality unequalled, CONSIGNMENTS. The Fruit Market. Harris street, wos specially bnilt for this trade, and we are prepared to receive fruit, larm produce, ponltry, &0., &0., from anyone for Bale on most favourable terms. Auction Sales held daily. TOWNSEND - AND PAUL, F3HIT AND PRODUCE SALESMEN, Wellington. Agents—New Zealand, Australian, Fijian and Island Fruit-Growers. Reference —Tank of New South Wales, Wellington. T>E PRIVATE SALES.—Many people objecting to attend auction sales are respectfully reminded that they can purchase at SHORTT’S Auction Mart anything they require privately and at the auction prioo. W. F. Shortt has just received by the Aotea a consignment of fireproof safes, linoleums, loom towelling, oilcloths, cutlery, e.p. ware, swing and table lamps, also albums in great var’ety Imperial and other accordions, blankets, rags, men’s clothing, oilskins, waterproofs, great coats, furniture of every description, including camphor-wood chest of drawers, lilting in two, suitable for travelling purposes, and a camphor-wood escritoire, made in tbe eame manner ; a handsome oak roll-top office secretary, copying presses, pianos, organs, violins, bows, fiddle strings, banjos, 12-tune musical boxes with bell accompaniments, carpets, bicycles, billiard, tables, with table-top complete ; tents, field and opera glasses, cruets, clocks, ladies’ and gents ’ gold and silver watches, ladies’ and . gents.’ saddles, harness, .tationery, gents.’ dressing oases, pictures, brush and glassware, toilet sets, walnut overmantels, fancy goods of all kinds, sewing machines, tea "Sots, each 40 pieces, in 12 different patterns j portmanteaux, Saratonga trunks, Gladstone _ and brief bags, razors, cutlery, and a quantity of other articles too numerous to particularise. - All for private sale at auction prices. : 438.