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New Zealand Times, Volume LXVII, Issue 3410, 18 April 1898, Page 4

THIS DAY, MONDAY, 18th APHID, 1893, At 2 80 p.m. AUCTION SALE~I!ACECOUE3E PRIVILEGES. Messrs haroourt & co. havo been instructed by the Stewards of the Wellington Racing Club to sell at public auction, at their rooms, 48, Lambton quay, on Monday, 18th April, 1803, at 2.30 p.m., the following privileges in connection with tho Club’s Autumn (Thompson Handicap) Meeting, to bo beM on tho Hutt Park Race* course on Wednesday and Friday, 27th and 29th April—1. Orandatand bar 2,-Grandstand luncheon-room 3. No. I publican’s booth (under the People's Stand) 4, No. 2 publican’s booth (under tho People's Stand), with largo luncheonroom attached C, Refreshment stall (to bo erected by tho purchaser) G. The correct cards. Terms and other particulars on application to the Auctioneers. HAROOURT AND CO. 84 Auctioneers. JOHNSONVILLE SALBYARD3, JOHNSONVILPB. TUESDAY, 19th APRIL. Sale at 11 a.m. fTTOEEMAN B. JACKSON & CO. will sell a ■ by auction, os above—--85 fat bullocks 25 prime fat heifers 130 store wethers, good lino 200 two tooth store wethers 200 fat ewes 200 very prime fat ewes 100 fat lambs 130 porkers and baconers A train leaves Wellington and Manawatn Railway Station at 10.25 a.m,, returning from Johnsonville at 12.15 and 2 p.m. Local Agent; £. Buoholz, 5, Lambton quay, Wellington. P. It. JACKSON. 167 Auctioneer. JOHNSONVILLE SALEYAKD3, TUESDAY, 19th APRIL, At 12.30 o’clock. G. TAINE AND CO. will sell--30 fat bullocks and heifers 50 fat sheep 100 store sheep Farther invited. HI WEDNESDAY. 4th MAT, 1898, At 12 o’oloob. a. n. p. A rj> a. r. p. 930 3 11, manukau. 930 3 11. SALE ON THE GROUNDS. AG. TAINE AND 00. are instructed .0 by the Administrators of the late James Shaw to sell on the farm, Manukau, on above date— All that piece of land, containing 930 acres 3 roods 11 perches, being part of Lot 67 on the plan of Subdivision of Block XIIL, Waiopeha Survey District. The above property is well watered, fenced and subdivided ; house and stable, and a large part laid down in grass. Tho Administrators aro winding up the estate, and will sell at a groat sacrifice. The land is first-class sheep country, carrying from 2 to 2* sheep to the acre ; situated only 14 miles from the Manukau Railway Station. Good level road all tho way. To be sold subject to a mortgage of .£llOO, at 5 per cent., to the Wellington-Manawatu Hailway Company, which can be paid off at any time. Particulars and conditions of sale can bo seen at the Auctioneers’ office, or at Messrs MBNTBATH & BEE RE’S, Solicitors. Note, —The stock, to bo put up in lots, now depasturing ou the estate, consisting of 1400 sheep, 20 head cattle, mare aui foal, &0., will be sold immediately after the farm has boon pat up. Details in future advertise* xnent. 92 JOHNSONVILLE SALEYARDS. SALES held weekly on every TUESDAY* Consign all stock to A. Q. Taine & Co., dohnsonville, or on the Government Hue to Ngahauranga, whore wo will take charge and pay freight, if required, [and send advice to us, Wellington. . Oar headquarters being at Wellington, wo are in a position to give tho nooesenry time and attention to tho selling of all stock placed in our hands.

A. G. TAINE & CO., Auctioneers and Stock Salesmen, Wellington. , 612 AUCTIONEERS’ NOTICE. THOMPSON BROS. & 00., AUCTIONEERS, GRAIN, FRUIT AND DAIRY PRODUCE SALESMEN, 39, Manners street, Wellington. TPj AYING successfully carried on business -*■’ for over 10 years in the Produce and Coal trade, we beg to intimate that we have extended oar business by the addition of Auctioneering and General Dairy Frodaoe and Fruit Salesmen. We are Cash Buyers of all or any of the above lines. 'Having an extensive connection with town and country buyers, we are in a good position to place all goods consigned to us to the best advantage. Bankers—Bank of Australasia. Retail Grain and Fuel Depots—Dixon street, Featberston street and Fipitea street. HORNBLOW AND CO.’S CITY AUCTION AND LAND MART THE BED FRONT, Willis street, Wellington. Wo thank the public for their generous support, and in answer to nameroas queries as to why we have so successfully “ caught on ” in Wellington, we simply reply : BECAUSE W 8 devote our best energies to all sales placed in onr hands. BECAUSE those who attend our sales can rely on securing any artiqle offered, as we are not in the habit of baying up job lines and selling them at fictitious prices. ■RRCATISE ws do not keep a retail DRjUii.UOrJ shop, but sell every lino at 'auction prices, and so endeavour to live and lot live.' BECAUSE w ® eD !? a P O no dealers to “run up” reserves, and thus make bogns sales, hnt “knock down” every line to the highest bidder. ■RT?.r! A TTSE we render correct and X>JhU.a.UO.CJ punotaal aooount Bale3i and make no charge nnless a sale is effected. BT7. nAU RE the best proof of onr sue DfiUAUOXJ cO3B ig to6tifie<l by thfl crowds who attend onr sales. THEREFORE, f’? en J oa .j»ve any- ' thing to sell, send it to the Red Front Booms, where you will secure speedy sole. Daily Sales bold at tbe Mart. Weekly Sales of Horses and Vehicles. 311 ‘AH who would achieve success mould ndeavonr to merit it.” TE have during the past year spared xo . . expense in endeavouring to make onr Boer second to none in New Zealand, and con now confidently assert we have succeeded in doing se. ’Ws invite all who enjoy a Good Glass of BEER To ask for STAPLES’ BEST, On Dranght at almost all Hotels in the City end surrounding districts, And oouUl tutly anticipate their verdict will be that Staples and Co. have anooessfuliy removed the reproaoh that good Boor oonla not be browed in Wellington3. STAPLES AND CO. (Limited), MOLESWOBTB AMD UuEPHT STRUTS, T HE BEST AUSTRALIAN WINES ABE HARDY'S. SOLDI BY ALL GOOD HOTELS AND IWINE AND SPIBIT MERCHANTS. t ...... tTn,n f No, I CLARET. Leading Lines | old tawnEY POET. HENRY BODLEY, 34. MOLESWOETH STREET, | | AS Commenced the Sale of i "PASTEURISED FRESH MILK. I Guaranteed absolutely free, of any taint or 1 admixlnre. c Inspection of the Dairy Invited. 1 07 HENRY BODLEY. I