I Sales by Aiictic-. i ' THIS DAY, > ' MONDAY, 22iul AUGUST, ) At 2 o'clock. ! DUAPBUY, CLOTHING, AND MISCELLANEOUS GOODS. JAMES SAMSON fc CO. have received instructions to sell by nue- ! tion, at their Rooms: I Women's, maids', ami girls' ulstors, ] mantles, jackets, dolmans, il.w. cloth, i sill-wool dress materials, homespuns, ''■ hosiery, multi-clothing, silk umbrellas, ; wool scarfs, flannel, calicoes, sheeting, '■ foiftir, shirtings, liolland, iron's, \ youths', and boys' suits, shirts, half- ; base, braces, pants, drawers, midcr- ; flannels, tweed and waterproof ovcri coats, fancy i;cods, china and glass- ; ware, cutlery, vases, o.p. timepiece?, ' teas, bacon, cheese, and a largo lot ol .' sundries. I &0., Sc, Sc. 22»u '■ I'RIDAY, H6th At'tUJSrT ! At 2.30 o'clock. I To Printers and Country Newspaper i Proprietors. \ JOB ITJNTINtt PAPERS, i PRINTING INKS (.BLACK & COLOURED). i JAMES SAMSON & GO. liavo received instructions to sell by j auction, on the above date : ! Ai> assorted stock- of printing papers and | inks, as above. I Samples now on view. 22au ! TUESDAY, 23rd AUGUST, I At half-pasl 2 o'clock. D! M. SPED DI N G • will soil on Tuesday First, at half-past 2 o'clock: ; 10 casks Nubblors and Ales (plain Zephyr : glass) ■ 6 cases 7-inch Gns Globes i 2 cases American Wringers. ; Samples at Rooms. ZOau j TUESDAY, 23rd AUGUST, I At 3 o'clock. i I I At the Hampdeu Hotel, Hmnpden. ! ■ By Order of the Mortgagee. ; "%\T ALTER HISL ol' ' V* has received instructions to offer for ; Bale by public auction, at tho Hainpden Hotel, Hampden, on the above date : i All that Piece of FREEHOLD LAND, containing 100 acres moro or less, being Section 4-2, Block I, Otepopo District. ! The r.l;ove laud is situated about a milo from J Hanipiitn, and is offered under tho powers con- ! furred by mortgage No. 60600 given by William i Craig. ! For further particulars and conditions ol i sale apply to I THE PERPETUAL TRUSTEES, ESTATE, i AND AGENCY COMPANY; i Or to I BATHGATE & WOODHOUSE, ; . 15au Solicitors, Dunedin. ! THIS DAY, : MONDAY, 22nd AUGUST, • At 2 o'clock. i At our New Rooms, Princes street. I PURE POULTRY AND PIGEONS, • Comprising: | Dark Bruhmas, Wyaudottes, white and dark ■ Leghorns, Dorkings, Langshans, part- ; ridge and buff Cochins, Spanish, Mm!- --! orens, Audalusians, game, golden, : brown, red, and crestsd Bantams; < black, golden, and silver Hamburgs; ] Plymouth Rocks, white crested Polish, | game, Houdans, Rouen ducks, homer pigeons, &c. i The above birds are from the show, and are ■ entered by Messrs Williams, Carlton, Loasby, ! Wilson, Miller, Inncs, Lillico, Paterson, Islip, ! Mathews, Cunningham, Morris, Stout, Stalker, Barr, and other noted breeders. Birds are also expected from J. C. Buckland, Esq. N.B. —The entries for this sale are more numerous than nt any previous one, and the quality of the birds has never been surpassed. AL OR I B & CO., a Auctioneers. 22au B' ABEITSKINS. j All Skins consigned to us are carefully i CLASSED and VALUED before being offered | for f?ale. j Mr LORIE conducts ail Saleo Personally, and we guarantee to return TOP HAKKET J PRICE. i A. LORIK AND CO., ■;, AUCTIONEERS, DUNKDIN. ! We hold a Sale oUtabbit and Sheep Skins, Poultry, Fruit, and Potatoes every FRIDAY, : at 11 o'clock. Proceeds remitted every Tues- ■ day, or s?.me day as sale if required. 6ap j TUESDAY, 4th OCTOBER, ] At 2 o'clock. ! An Excellent Opportunity to Obtain I SHEEP FARMS AND GRAZING LANDS i ON EASY TERMS. ■ Tho Block of Land known as WAITAHA j No. 2, containing 744-1 Acres, situated within four miles of Tauranga, on the Main road to Te Puke, has for purposes of sale been subdivided into : 12 CONVENIENT SECTIONS, i Ranging from i 200 to 1100 ACRES IN AREA. j A large portion of the Land is already i grassed, a considerable amount of fencing has ' been erected, and each section is v/ell watered. j A conjfortablo Homestead, with Orchard, I Stables, Wool Sheds, and other necessary Out- ! buildings, stands on one of the sections. I The sections will be sold by Auction sepa- : rately, at low upset prices, at Lonch, Son. and ] Co.'s Salerooms, Government Insurance Buildi ings, Auckland, on Tuesday, 4th October, at I 2 o'clock p.m., by ; TTk AVID LUNDON, B * auctioneer, of Tauranga, who will up to ; day of sale show intending purchasers over the land. Terms: 15 per ceat. of purchase money at | sale ; balance may if required remain on mort- ; gage at 5 per cent. Lithographic Plans containing details may be seen at all principal Post Offices, Land Offices, and at the Office of this Paper. Title: Land Transfer. 18au FRIDAY, 26th AUGUST, ' At 12 o'clock. I On the Premises. I GREAT CLEARING UNRESERVED SALE I Of DRAUGHT AND LIGHT HORSES, PRIME AYRSHIRE COWS AND. HEIFERS, FIRST-CLASS BREEDING EWES, And PRIME FAT SHEEP. FLEMING & HEDLEY have received instructions from William Meek, Esq., to sell by public auction, at the Farm, near Enfield Station, All the Live Stock, as under : 8 heavy draught Mares and Geldings; thoroughly good and staunch 2 first-class three-year-old draught Colts, unbroken 1 first-class two-year-old Filly, by Prince Henry ' 2 excellent Yearlings, by Renfrew Jock and Glcugylc 1 first-class caTi."i!.'« Horse, 4yrs 2 first-class Coits, >yrs, by Highflyer 1 roan Marc, by Goldfinder, with grand Colt (yearling) at foot by tho imported horse The famous trotting Mare, winner at Oamaru. DAIRY CATTLE. 30 head of Ayrshire Cows and Heifers, calved and to cnlvo 1 pure Ayrshire Bull, M'Farlane breed. PIGS. 30 prime Porkers, nice weights. SHEEP. 400 hall bred Ewes, lambed and to lamb to purebred Leicester rams 850 three-qunrterbred Ewes, lambed and to lamb to pure Shropshire Down rams 900 prime fat Sheep 12 prime Down Ram Hoggets; extra good and well grown 5 Border Leicester Kama. The Auclioin-rrs nuud only say that the Hoiws and Ayrshirrs aro all good, and will be found fully equal to representation. The Sheep, however, are very fine, while the breeding ewes are as good a lot as could bo •viewed in all the country. Ample time will bo allowed for delivesy. . Terms at sale. Luncheon provided. FLEMING & HEDMsy, 22au Auctioneers. npHK Cheapest I'la.t- to get an Umbrella or S I'ortrnantuau is f.othaljy's, opposite; Itraithvaite's Hook Arcade, I'rinces street. 17au
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 9512, 22 August 1892, Page 4
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