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Otago Daily Times, Issue 6874, 27 February 1884, Page 4

tales by Auotion. Bastings, Leary, & Co. THIS DAY, WEDNESDAY, 27th FEBRUARY ISB4, At 2 o'clock. On tho Promises, Great King street (opposite Baptist Cliapel;. AUCTION SALH. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. SUPERIOR PIANO (trichord), by NouMd. BASTINGS, LEARY, & CO. J havo recoived instructions from Air A. C. Beaumont (who 1a tearing for Sydney) to sell Tho wholo ol his household furnituro and effects, consisting of: Walnut drawing-room tmlte, codar teloscope dlning-table, pier glass, Brusaela and other carpets, picture*, cedar and other bedsteady cheat drawers, fenders and irons, hornohiwr nwttrods, washstand1) and w«o, cooking utensils, mid tho usual requisites of a wcU-furninhod honse. Also, Superior trichord piano, v.ith iron frame (by Ncufcld). On view morning of salo. No reserve 27f THURSDAY, 28th FEBRUARY, At 2 o'clock, VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY, PORT CHALMERS. To Shipping Companies, Wool, Grain, and Gonoral Merchants. BASTINGS, LEARY, & 00. have recoived instructions to soil by auction, at their Rooms, High street, Dunedin, A valuable leaso of 21 yoars of part of section 99, in tho township of Port Chalmors, having a frontago to Beach street of 80ft by a depth of 100 ft; together with a throestorey Milestone building thorcon. Also, A loaso of 21 years of part sections 99 and 100, adjoining tho abovo, having a frontago to Beach street of '26ft by a depth of lOjft. The Auctioneers would direct special attention to this valuable property—close to tho railway and wharves, commanding groat advantages. Two-thirds of purchase-money can remain on interest for two or three years if required. Full particulars as to lcisc and plans of building can bo seen upon application to BASTINGS, LEARY, & CO.; Or on the Pro mlses, Port Chalmers. 2lf THURSDAY, Oth MARCH ISB4, At 12 o'clock. IMPORTANT SALE OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. On tho Premises, Queen street, immediately above Howe street. BASTINGS, LEARY, & CO. have ro-cived instructions from G. O'Drlacoll, Esq. (who is leaving tho Colony) to sell by auction, aa above, His superior EnulUh and Colonial made Furniture. The DRAWING-ROOM contains: Handsome walnut drawing-room suito, walnut inlaid table, walnut inlaid recess table, very hMidsoiuo inlaid clicfFomer (with pier back and marble top), trichord piauo iby Pohluun and ':. on), Brussels carpet, largo pierglass, veiy nusiivo marble and brouze clock, and a choice collection of rare china, bronze figures and ornaments, ftc, &c. DINING-ROOM. Large oak telescope table, oak dinner-waggon, handsome morocco dining auito, handsome dinner aid des?crt services, choice glass and E.P. ware, &c. Tho BEDROOMS are roplote with every convenience, and contain : Handsome mahogany wardrobes, mahogany duchess table, marble-top washstand, a beautiful toilet suite, containing largo bevelled f;la;s mirror, with heavy cut glass teilut ornaments to match; spring and horsehair mattresses, Brussels nnd other carpets, &c, &c. nALL. The Hall furniture U in mahogany, and consists of three massive hall tables, hall chairs, and a very handsome mahogany hatstand, with mirror front. The KITCHEN ia well furnished with all culinary requirements, and needs no description. Also, 1 double-barrelled brcechloading gun, by T. M'Carrick 1 double-barrelled breechloading gun, by Wi stlcy Richards Fishing-rod and a variety of tackle. Catalogues are in course of preparation, and can bo obtained, with ca-da to view, on TUESDAY, 4th March, from BASTINGS, LEARY, & CO., 27f Auctioneers. Donald Bold & Co. FRIDAY, 29th FEBRUARY 1834, At 2.30 o'clock. WOOL. WOOL. DONALD TiEID & CO. will hold their Sixth Wool Sale of the season at the Otago Corn and Wool Exchange, Cumberland, Jetty, and Vogel streets, Dunedin, on Friday, tho 29th inst., at half-past 2 o'clock, when they will submit A large cataloguo of Scoured, washed, and greasy wools. Wright, StopSenaon, * Co. THIS DAY, WEDNESDAY, 27th FEBRUARY, At 3 o'clock. At tho Wool Stores, High street. WOOL7TVOOI/. WRIGHT, STeFhENSON, & CO. beg to intimate that they will hold their Fifth Sale of this season on Wednesday, 27th Feb. ruary, at 3 o'clock, at tho Wool Stores, High street, when they will offer A large catalogue of Washed, greasy, and scoured wools. 211 THURSDAY, 28th FEBRUARY, At 1 o'clock. At Wairuna Bush, near Clinton. CLEARINCMHJT SALE Of FIRST-CLASS DRAUGHT HORSES, PURE SHORTHORN CATTLE, PURE LEICESTER SHEEP, be. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, & CO. have received instructions from Gco. Steel, Esq., to sell by auction, at Wairuna Busb, near Clinton, on Thursday, February 28, at 1 o'clock, The whole of his very superior live stock, consisting -j a flrst-clasa draught mares and geldings I ,| pure pedigree shorthorn cows (broken to *■ * milk without calves) 1 o pure Bhorthorn heifers, by the imported •*■* shorthorn bull Charley Parry, out of thn above cows -I pure shorthorn bull (pedigree at sale) 8 shorthorn Btcers . 1 Of) Pure loicostor ewea, two-tooth and upAvU wards ►t a pure Leicester lambs, mised a pure Leicester rams A n two-tooth halfbred ewes and wethers. Tho Auctioneers would respectfully call the attention of every admirer of flrat-class farm Btock to this salo. It ia with some measure of regret that Mr Steel Is parting with the stock, for he has been at much pains for maijy ycara in securing the best blood (whether in horses, cattle, or sheep) procurable, and it is only because of failing health he now offers them to public competition. Also, On account o! G. F. B. Poynter, Fsq., Waipahi: 1 q A two-tooth liulfbred wethers qaa two-tooth halfbred ewes. A splendid lot. Aud On account of Mr Samuel Gaw, Wairuna: 1 A six-tooth merino rams, from Tolmie J-V stock. 26f ] FRIDAY, 7th MARCH, ■ At 2 o'clock. At Elderslic, near Oamaru. GREAT UNRESERVED SALE ' Of STORE SHEEP, FAT SHEEP, J LEICESTER, ROMNEY MABSH, and LINCOLN ' RAMS, ' And ' DRAUGHT HORSES. ; WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, & CO. J (in conjunction with tho Nc\V Zealand Loan j and Mercantile Agency Company, Limited, Oamaru, and William ChrUtio, Oamaru) have received lnstrac- , tiona from John Reid, Esq., to sell by auction, at ] Klderello, on Friday, March 7, at 2 o'clock, ' 13,000 sheep, consisting of - nnnn three-quarter-bred owes I -i q q Q hallbrcd owes i 1000 maitlen halfbred ewes 1 0 0 Puro' )rca' Eomney Marsh ewes 1 a rv purebred Lincoln ewes 1 0 c a a merino ewes, all ages ' 1 fiAft very prime four-tooth threequarter1U \J U hred wothcrs, extra heavy weights t ca a very prime four-tooth halfbred wethers < 1 'ifln two-tooth half and three-quarter-bred E LOW wethers, in very forward condition f 1000 nalf brocl laml)3 i c a a three-quirtor-bred lambs Knn merino lambs. Also, o JC very eupeiior draught mares and geldbo m<t%, three and four years old, by Heather Jock, Young Vanquisher, c &c. q Luncheon provided. A Special Train will leave Oamaru at 1 o'clock for Eldorslio. Buyers from tho South, therefore, will I reach the Salo in time fey leaving Dunedin by tho Express on the morning of the SaIe—MARCH 7.