CURRENT SALES, ETC.

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 7049, 10 February 1910, Page 10

CURRENT SALES, ETC.

Barraud, York and Co., Ltd., will sell by public auction to-day, at 1.80 p.m., in their looms, opposite the Public Trust Buildings, the contents of isix well-fur-nished rooms, oouiprising elegant draw-ing-room suite of in no pieces, 'high back leather suite, bedroom suite. Chesterfield lounge, etc., besides many other vs-011-chosen and useful lines, which should prove attractive to intending bidders, who will also have opportunity of- purchasing Dr Perry’s 7 h.p. Oldsmobile motor oar, and a big line • of ladies' and children's bools and shoesan entirely chc»ap stock, but splendid wear. In many wave the new firm's present eal© promises to bo highly successful. Abraham and Williams, Ltd., have a marvellous entry of sheep, cattle tfind pigs for their Waikanae stock sale, to bo held Wednesday next, including 300 wether lamb/j, 130 f.m. breeding ewoa, and 13 2-toot/a Bomney rams, on account of Mr H. B.« Elder, AVnimohe. Upper Hurt stock sale, at 1 p.m. today—For tb/is sale, the -auctiomeers. Dalgety and Co., Ltd., have been favoured with a big yarding of sheep, besides a variety of dairy cattle that should pleas a farriiers ia search of such, including well-bred Jersey and Jersey and. Holstein cross heifg-rs. A draught gelding, tipdray and 3 B pigs, make additional reasons why this r>ul© is increasing in popularity with Hutt Valley farmers, who regularly hny iand ©ell at the Upper Hutt yards. See particulars as advertised. Shannon stock sale to-morrow.—Abra. ham and. Williams, Ltd., auctioneers, are solliftig a fine list of pigs at thii sale, bemdes young cattle and sheep, in- f eluding several Southdown rams. A. L. Wilson and Co., to-day, at IX a.m., .are selling Mr 13. Carroll’s high olase furniture, at the latter's residence, 234-, Wellington terrace, which include* the ■contents of 10 rooms <SOO lots per catalogue). Luncheon will be provided* so that patrons may have <h*ery opportunity of securing the items they may have chosen to bid for. This sals offers anor© than ordinary opportunity ta the wise buyer, as every lino is absolutely of newest and best, and ont of unusual interest to .the * auction©©* and 'his clients alike, as bargains will be {numerous. Dyran Bros., the old-established firm, of hotel brokers, land- agents, etc., else* where advertise for sal©'the freehold of the Taueru Hotel (nine miles from Maflterton), in the Walrarapa electorate, which is 'being sold remarkably cheap to square up partnership accounts, Thi© firm also requires a tenant for two good paying country hotels, upon oaay ingoing terms, and very little goodwill in each instance. In one case, ‘ the owner is ill, and offers "a ,frce house for everything/' at ■ exceptional' price. Bead advertisement elsewhere. W. H. Morrah and Co- advertise a bargain spec (investment, two 4-roomed cottages in Elizabeth street, (and a 5roomed house in Brougham street. For terms, etc,, see advertisement, . John Brodi© and 00., hotel brokers. King’s. Chambers, advertise seven hotels for lease and sal© «at very reasonable prices, mostly in the North Island, and In each case in ‘‘safe" electorates. This firm Will be pleased to give bona-fide buyers fuller particulars even than those already given in their, advertisement. Palmerston, North stock sale, - to-mor > row—Big entry, of sheep, 8 weaners and 6 cows, so far. Harry Palmer holds regular pig, produce and poultry sales at his Palmerston yards every Saturday. J. T. Barry, land agent, Fcildinsr, advertises several good snips, ■including good country ©tore on railway line, turnover about .£3OO per month, . freehold shop and dwelling} stock at valuation, and cash required -£9OO. f *F. iP. Welch, ’land agent, Master ton. advertises, amongst other snips, 0.011 acres. North Auckland property, 884 acres freehold, 127 0.8. P., buildings, well fenced, two beautiful lakes, near township, foV -61750, on which the purchaser is only required to pay £SOO Cosh down. C. B. Wilson, , land agent, (Hastings, amongst other lines, ’ wants to sell a Hawke's Bay. fruit farm, netting £BOO per annum; price £2600, terms arranged. C. E. Major, Hawera, advertises several good lines, including grocery business at New Plymouth, for which the price, as a tgoing concern, is only £450. H. Wilson and Co., Ltd., Taihape, advertise several properties, including 800 acres freehold, all grossed, fenced, •'at £7 per acre. This property ‘wintered 1800 fat (sheep. Also SB3 acres and 607. acres, freehold, near To Horo, good sheep country, all in bush; price 50s per acre, £l5O deposit required. Wellington wool sales (fourth of the season) will bo held in the Ttfwn Hali (Concert Chamber), on. Tuesday next, loth' inst., at 2 p.m. Order Of sale as advertised. Murray, ‘Roberts .and Co. advertise fortnightly auction solos-of wool, skins, hides and tallow. Consignments of ©very description of produce are received by this well-known firm, for sale in the local or London markets. J. L. Morrison and Co. advertise for sale 235 acres suburban property, to be sold at a sacrifice to close partnership accounts. The property is situated near Wellington, and has a splendid view of the harbour and the Hutt valley.- Full particulars are given in pur advertising columns on the bock p'age. Htarcourt and Co. will sell by pi blio auction in their a'ooms, 195, Lamb ten quay, to-day (Thursday, February Iffth), at 2,30 p.m,, all that piece of land being part section 29, block 5, having a frontage to the Parade, Island Bay, of 43ft 6in x 157 ft 10in; also that piece of land being lot X, block 5, having frontages of 106 ft to Mersey street ‘ and 40ft 6in to Clyde ’street; also that piece of land, being lot. 2, block 5, having .a frontage of 49ft 6in to Clyde street, by a depth of 106 ft; also that piece of land being lots 19, 20, 21 and 22, block 5, having a frontage of 220 ft-to Clyde street, ■ by a depth of 165 ft.