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Otago Daily Times, Issue 7541, 19 April 1886, Page 4

Sales by Auction. D. M. Spedding. WL S P E D-D ING • .. Auctioneer, Has SPACIOUS STORAGE at Low Kates In hli BOND, Police or Walker street Storei, Auvaucea made on Merchandise stored. Advances made on Produce or Merchandise for Sale. Advances .inade"against Bills of Lading. Trade Bills Discounted at favourable rates. 9jy Montagu Pym. THIS DAY, MONDAY, 19th APRIL. At 12 o'clock. 18 Kits and 4 Sacks Prime QUINCES, Just Landed, ex Go-Ahead. MO N TA G U P V M has received instructions to sell the above by auction, at the Rooms, High street, This Day (Monday), April 19, at 12 o'clock. 19ap THIS DAY, MONDAY, 19th APRIL, At 2 o'clock. 25 Cases "KEX" GENEVA, Absolutely 'Without Reserve. MONTAGU P V M will sell by auction, at Rooms, High street, This Day (Monday), April 19, at 2 o'clock. The above being the First of a Series of Weekly Sales to be held by M. Pym for Absolutely Unreserved Merchandise only, the attention of the Trade is specially drawn to same. 19.tp TUESDAY, 20th APRIL, At 12 o'clock. 83 Bags SUGAR (Duty Paid). MONTAGU PYM has received instructions to sell the above by auction, at the Rooms, High street, on Tuesday, April 20, at 12 o'clock. ....'„.. ..-"' Without reserve. 17np TUESDAY: 4th MAY 18SI5, " At 2 o'clock. Under the conduct of the Registrar of the Supreme Court of New Zealand at Duncdin. in pursuance of the provisions of "The Property Law Consolidation Act 1883." MONTAGU PY M has received instructions to sell by auction, al his Rooms, High street, Dunedin, on the above date All that parcel of LAND situate at or neai Seacliff, containing 1 rrood 13.7 .poles, anc being part of section 35, block 111, Wai kouaiti district; together with the Ston and Buildings thereon. The Property is offered in exercise of the power o: sale conferred by deed of mortgage registered No 55,914, subject to the tenancy of Walter Edwarc Turner, the present occupier thereof. For terras and conditions of sale apply to KENYON and HOSKING, Solicitors; or : 19ap THE AUCTIONEER. Wright, Stepbenson. and Co. TUESDAY, 20th APHIL, At 12 o'clock. At the Provincial Yards. GBEAT UNRESERVED SALE ■■■:. . .-/: ' ' .-'.■■ Of DRAUGHT HORSES, LIGHT HARNESS HORSES, and BUGGY PAIES. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, and CO have received instructions from W. Sihbald Esq., of Lillybnnk Station, Mackenzie Country, t< sell by auction, at above time and place, ep. Young HORSES, DU Comprising: Draughts and light harness horses am 6ome first-class buggy pairs. No reserve. 15a] WEDNESDAY, 21st APRIL, At 1 o'clock. BIG BULLOCKS, In Good Condition for Turnip Feeding. At Burnsido Yards. \¥7"RIGHT, STEPHENSON, and CO T T have received instructions to sell by auction at above time and place, A f) head big five-year-old Bullocks, half fat. Also, on account of Mr Patrick Ryan: R(\ three and four-yenr-old Bullocks. uu 17a] WEDNESDAY, 21st APRIL, At 1 o'clock. At Burnsidc Cattlo Yards. Well-bred BULLOCKS and HEIFERS in Forwnri Condition. From Waihao Downs. XTTTRIGHT, STEPHENSON, and CO. TT under instructions from John Douglas Esq., of Waihao Downs, will sell, at above time am placo, 1 QQ splendid three-year-old Steers Kf) splendid two and three-year-old Heifers. Quiet, well-bred Cattle; in forward condition. 39aj James A. Park and Go. THIS DAY, MONDAY, 19th APRIL, At 2 o'clock. On the Premises, The Glen. SUPBEIOK AND NEW HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Hich Brussels Carpet and Eugs, Fancy Sofa, Easj Chairs in Cretonne, Gipsy Tables, &c, &c. JAMES A. PARK and CO have received instruc'ions from the Rev. Mi Michie (who is leaving Dunedin), to sell by auction at the Manse, The Glen Mornington, facing th( Tram Extension, on Monday, April 19, at 2 o'clock, The whole of his Superior HOUSEHOLD FUR ■OTTURE and EFFECTS, comprising: Handsome drawing-room Brussels carpet anc rug to match, steel-bar fender and heavj fireirons, fancy sofa with ebonised framt and covered in rich cretonne, ladies occasional chairs in cretonne (various) wool rug, curtains to match fur niture, gipsy tables, teapoy tabl< and set, inlaid wicker chairs, orna . ments, pictures. Dining room : Brusseli carpet, rug, fender and irons, couch in hair cloth, cedar eheffonier, cretonne curtains dinner service, &c, &c. Library: Book shelves, writing table and desk, carpet anc rug. Wardrobe, cheßt drawers, double bed steads/.washstands and ware, bedroom car pets, hall floorcloth, stair carpet anc rods, kitchen furniture, scullery utensils furnace and boiler, &c, &o. Furniture on view This (Saturday( Afternoon. 17at Hunter and Nolan. SATURDAY, Ist MAY, At 1 o'clock. ANNUAL SALE OF GLENORA BLOOD STOCK. The Undersigned have received instructions froir Mrs W. Walters to hold her annual sale at Glenora, Papakura, when the following valuable Youngsters will be sold without reserve: Bay Colt, 2yrs, by Musket—Venus Transit Bay Filly, 2yrs, by Anteros—Kosarina •'• Chestnut Colt, yearling, by Leolinus—Venus Tranßit ...,-. Brown Filly, yearling, by HippocampusGrand Duchess Bay Filly, yearling, by Anteros—Hipporina Chestnut Filly (foaled on July 2, 1885) by Leolinus—Yatterina. Also, A Lot of Thoroughbred and Half bred Horses fit for country races. Sale at 1 o'clock. A Special Train will leave Auckland at 11.45 a.m., returning to Auckland at 3.30 p.m. Luncheon Provided. HUNTER and NOLAN, Auctioneers. 15m THURSDAY, 29th APRIL, At 1 o'clock. IMPORTANT SALE of BLOOD STOCK, At the Agricultural Grounds, Green Lane, Auckland. The Undersigned have received instructions from Mrs Lushington to sell, Without the Slightest Reserve, The Whole of her Racing Stock, Consisting ofj: LADY NORA, bay filly, 2yrs, by CadoganSteppe GREEN MOUNT, bay colt, 2yrs, by AnterosLady Mary "* ..■■' GENERAL THORNTON, bay colt, 2yrs, bj Apremont—Nelly Moore TENNYSON, chestnut colt, 2yrs, AnterosFancy LIONEL, chestnut colt, 3yrs, Leolinus—Petroleuse LIONESS, chestnut filly, 3yrs, Leolinus—Miae Laura. Also, The well-known Hunters FLY and SIR GUY And A lot of Hacks and Light-harness Horses. Also, The whole of the Racing Gear belonging to the above herses. luncheon provided. N.B.—A special train will leave the Auckland station at 12 o'clock, landing passengers: at Green Lane. The above colts and fillies are so fashionably bred and well known that comment from the Auctioneers is needless:' HUNTER ■ an.d NOLAN, Auctioneers. 22m TGV- 0 E S A L E P. -1 Cf) Two-tooth American Merino RAMS, XO\J W oll-grown and densely woolled 1 00 Hampshire Down RAMS. lUU • W. MOODY, Timaru. 6m