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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 4263, 24 January 1901, Page 8

MESSRS BAKER BROS.’ AUCTION S.U.K, which was to have been heM yesterday afternoon, lias been POSTPONED owing to Hie death of the Queen, nntil WEDNESDAY N EXT, 30th Janu‘“'V' BAKER BROS.. Wellington. And:land. Christchurch and T>unedin. laa SATUIfDAV. JANUARY 26th. At 2.30 intii. r AERY AND CO.. LTD., will sell at JLi above, at their new Jnurl, ..eivois A. splendid consignment of Rattan furniture fiorn pris inn ]ounr.‘Cs. : .a lieu. Kent’s and babie.A chairs, etc., etc. SO rolls Chinese matting _ .... Also, just landed ex Star ;f New Zealand— New Bicycles (" Eagle") 20 “New Alpine” Safes (various sizes; best safes in Hie world) Ladies’ and Cent's Second-hand Bicycles Ladies’ and Cent’s Watches (new) Second-hand Desks 1 Water Engine (about 1 h.p.; good as new) I Gas Engine (about 1 h.p.) And a lot of sundries too numerous to particularise 4HB MONDAY, 28th JANUARY. 1901. At 2.150 o’clock. ESTATE OF THE LATE MRS FANNY ERSKINE FITZGERALD. VA LUAIiLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY. GLADE CUFF, WELLINGTON. Messrs j. h. bethune and go.. instructed by tho Executors in the above Estate, will sell by public auction at their Koorns. i’eatliorston street, its above — „ , ~ Lot j—The Magnificent Clyde Cliff property. containing about la,- -r ~Jp, having frontages of 150lt to Hawker street about 56ft to McFarlane street depth being from 200 ft to 244 ft, with family residence of 14 rooms thereon. Lot 2 —Blinding Site, Hawker street. 30ft x 90ft, adjoining residence of Mr 11. Andrews and Mr J. R. Lcadheater. For full particulars see "Now Zealand Times” of Saturday last. TE TAHORA No. 3 BLOCK. THE TRUSTEES in the above Estate have now FLANS READY for tho ylil'poflft of LEASING UPWARDS OF 46,580 ACiJES Of this Block. Cut up into 23 Sections, varying in size from 1450 Acres to '3803 Acres. Full particulars us to TERMS and CONDITIONS, together with Lithograph Flans, can he seen at tho Office of the undersigned, Lowo street. Gisborne, ami at the Office pf the Auctioneers, Messrs Wyllie and Mason, and at the Office of this paper. SALE OF LEASEHOLD To take place on SATURDAY, JANUARY 26, 1901. AT THEATRE ROYAL, GISBORNE. At 11 a.m. sharp. H. C. JACKSON, For Eoceivers. W. L. REES, 817 Solictor for Trustees. MANGATU No. 1 BLOCK, mHI3 Trustees in the above Estate have JL now Plans ready for the purpose of LEASING upwards of 56,663 AC “ S Of this Block, cut up into 23 Sections, varying in size from 620 Acres to 4120 Acres. Also, MANG A T U Nos. 3 AND 4 BLOCKS, ABOUT ACBES ’ CUT UP INTO TWO SECTIONS. Full particulars as to terms and conditions. together with Lithograpn Plans, can he seen at the office of the undersigned, Lowe street, Gisborne, and at the office of the Auctioneers, Messrs Williams and [ Kettle, Ltd., and at the office of the ‘‘N.Z. | Times.” SALE OF LEASEHOLD To take place on SATURDAY. 20th JANUARY. 1901. At. tho THEATRE ROYAL. GISBORNE, At 11 a.m. sharp. H. C. JACKSON. Trustee and Secretary to Committee. W. L. REES, 674 "" ” for Tru*t' a “ a PRELIMINARY NOTICE. HATUMA STATION. ABSOLUTE CLEARING SALE OF STOCK To be held TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, sth and Cth February, 1901, When will be offered 41,480 ETC--12,740 Crossbred Lambs 5500 2-tooth Crossbred Ewes, 5000 2-tooth Crossbred Wethers 5100 4-tooth Crossbre "arcs 5700 G-tooth Crossbred Ewes 3600 3-tooth Crossbred Ewes 300 4, 6 and 8-tooth Lincoln Rams MERINO STUD FLOCK. 1070 2, 4. 6 and 8-tooth Ewes 620 Ewe and Ram Lambs 235 2-l.ooUi Rams 15 Stud Rams GOO Head Shorthorn Cattle, Horses, etc. On account of a client--150 Prime Hawke’s Buy Bullocks (freezers). WILLIAMS AND KETTLE, LTD., DIG Auctioneers. PURE-BRED CATTLE FOR SALE, i EURE-BRED Ayrshire Cows and 20 pure-bred. Ayrshire Bulls, all ages, from the best strains in New Zealand. Cross-bred Cows, several just calved and close to calving. | One Pnro-bred Shorthorn Bull, half- 1 brother to tho Champion Bell. 1 Can be soon by writing to ANDREW LUFF, 7SO Wellington, N.Z. 'All who would achieve success should endeavour to merit it.” "E have during the past years spared no expense in endeavouring to make our Beer second to none'in New Zealand, and can now confidently assert we have succeeded in doing so. We invite all who enjoy a good glass of BEER To ask for • STA PL E S’S BEST, On draught at almost all Hotels in the City and Surrounding District, and confidently anticipate their verdict will bo that Staples and Co. have successfully removed the reproach that Good Beer could not be brewed m Wellington. J. STAPLES AND CO., Limited, Molesworth and Murphy eHuwt*.