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New Zealand Times, Volume LXIX, Issue 3677, 1 March 1899, Page 8

THIS DAY", NATIONAL BIG YCLES. J Just Landed, and, straight from tlio Factory, Bay City, Michigan. TV/T ACDONALD, WILSON AND CO. ItJ- liave received instructions from the holders of the bill of lading to soli at their rooms, as above — 20 men’s National bicycles 1 lady’s do do The above machines are just landed and straight from the Factory of the National Cycle Manufacturing Company, Bay City, Michigan, and will bo found on inspection to be a first-class lot. They are to be sold without reserve. Gaslight display on Tuesday livening, from 7.30 to 9 o’clock. 644 NATIONAL BICYCLES. DOUBT having been expressed as to the Bicycles being genuine Nationals (that Company having an enormous demand for their machines in America), we are now in a position to guarantee that they are from the Factory of that company in Bay City, Michigan. The factory plate is on each machine, and catalogues describing them can be seen at our oliice, and each purchaser can obtain ouo. They are for absolute sale. MACDONALD, WILSON AND CO.. 733 Auctioneers.. THURSDAY, 2nd MARCH, At 11 o'clock SALE OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. PIANO AND PLATE, At No. 22, Marion street. Magnificent upright walnut grand piano, by Kircbner Very superior Wilton pile carpets, new designs Massive brass fonder and irons Elegant Harlequin walnut drawing-room suite Walnut overmantel, mirror back and canopy top Choice collection of vases, ornaments and bric-a-brac flush, tapestry, satin and silk cushions Land and seascapes and steel engravings Superior occasional tables and chairs Mirror and plush brackets and candelabra' Real Worcester and other ■ china and glassware Walnut sideboard and dinner waggon Rattan and Austrian chairs, bronze figures Lot of good c.p. ware, liqueur stand, silver-mounted bread platter and knife, c.p. entree adjustable dishes K.p. oak salad bowl, fork, and spoon Dinner and dessert service and tea sets Massive walnut bedroom suite, 7 pieces, with mirror backs Handsome toilet sets in Doulton ware Brass-mounted double Italian bedstead, bedding and hangings Largo quantity of good bed linen Tablecloths, serviettes, and other house linen Contents of two bedrooms, well-furnished, and the whole of tho kitchen utensils. Macdonald, "wilson and co. have received instructions from Mr W. J. Jorgensen, who is giving up' housekeeping, to sell on the premises. No., 22, Marion street, as above— Tho whole of his superior household furniture, piano and plate, etc. Tho furniture in this house is of a superior description, and full details can bo obtained from the catalogues, which cun bo had from the Auctioneers. Furniture on view This (Wednesday) Afternoon, from 2 to o. "aTL. WILSON. 760 Auctioneer. FRIDAY, MARCH 3rd, At 2.30. .. BRICK RESIDENCE OF 11 ROOMS IN A lO W BRAY STREET. TyrACDONALD, WILSON AND CO. liuvo received instructions to sell at their rooms, on above date— The goodwill of lease of Section 6, T.A. 474. 33ft x 125 ft Sin, with Bubstantialy-built 11-roomed brick house thereon. Rooms are largo and lofty, highly finished, and tho house contains every modern convenience for tho comfort of a family This house has a commanding position, with good view of the harbour, and being in tho very heart of the city is in every way a desirable investment. The lease has over 20 years to run at a ground rental of .130 per annum, and as the present owner has entered into business in tho city has no longer a use for a house of this size. Tho price put upon this property is so low that it ought to command an immediate sale. Very easy terms of payment can be arranged). Cards to( view from the Auctioneers. 762 THIS DAY. WEDNESDAY. Ist MARCH, 1899. At 3 o’clock sharp. At the Fruit Market, Harris street. (Removed for convenience of sale.) mOWNSEND AND PAUL are inJL atructed to sell at auction, as above, a useful lot of household furniture and effects, comprising— Iron bedsteads, wire wove and spring mattresses, stretchers, mirrors, washstands, 21 Austrian chairs, 3 dining tables, blankets, counterpanes, cruets, glassware, crockery, engravings, kitchen utensils, etc., oto.. Without any reserve. TOWNSEND AND PAUL, 679 Auctioneers. -L.il io UA X t WEDNESDAY. Ist MARCH. STOCK SALE AT MANUKAU. ’A' O. TAINE AND CO. will sell at • their yards— , 12 draught and harness horses, broken and unbroken 200 fresh f.m. ewes 10 head store cattle 1 Border Leicester and 1 English Leicester ram New s.f. plough, side saddle, set heavy trap harness, etc. Further entries now being received. 673 THURSDAY, 2nd MARCH, At 1 o’clock. Clearing Sale of Working Bullocks, Sawmill Gear, Horses, etc., at Kaitoke. A G. TAINE AND CO. are insc.-icccd -* Y* to sell at Harrison Brothers’ Farm, Fakurntahi, close to Kaitoke Railway Station, on above date—--13 first-class working bullocks, young, well broken in and now in splendid condition 1 first-class draught gelding, 6yrs old Now dray, 2 sets leading harness, set dray harness, 3 Price’s timber jacks, blacksmith's forge and tools, 3 trollies, cross-cut saws, hauling chains, bars, spare trolly wheels, vice, pulley wheels, ' a quantity of milling sundries, etc. Sale on the grounds. 749 FRIDAY, 3rd MARCH. At l o’clock. CLEARING SALE AT HAYWARD’S. A G. TAINE AND CO. have receiver! ■C-V* instructions from tho owner to sell at tho Farm, opposite Hayward’s Railway station, on above date--16 good dairy cows, calved a,nd to calve 6 heifers, half-bred Ayrshires Spring trap, dairy utensils, and a quantity of sundries As the owner has leased the Farm, tho whole of tho stock has to bo sold. A few outside entries will be received. 695