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Tuapeka Times, Volume XVII, Issue 1030, 5 April 1884, Page 2

THIS EVENING, At six o'clock. JT REtoOKLE, ROBERTSON AND CO. *V^h*Ti received instructions from Mrs fif 3»fle»ll by auction, at their Rooms— t Fun^ture, oompftiing^heata; - I_Tawersi^arge N 'W»rdrobe,^biesif Chairs, Sofas, Crockery, &c, &o. Also, Drapery, Clothing, Hosiery, Ducks and Fowls, and useful Goods of every description. Wednesday, 9th april, 1884, At 12 o'clock ribbn; ijy^CjKLE, ROBERTSON AND CO. ■ ,xL . _ aTe received instructions from Mr John Robiriaon to sell by auction, on the Premises, Mount Pleasant Farm, on the •boye date— The whole of his HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE k EFFECTS Comprising double and aingle wooden Bedsteada, Drawing-room Suite (in Mahogany and hair-cloth), Toile^ Tablea, Waahatands and Ware, Chairs, Tables, Palliasses, Mattreaiea Crockery, Cooking and Dairy Utensils, Mangle, Wringer, and other artioles too numerous to particularise. Alao1 Draught M*re, rialng five yeara'old 1 (good workei) -* 1 Draught Mare, with yearling and foal at foot 2 Dairy Cowa (one in full milk) 1 firtt-claas Dairy Cow . f 1 Yearling Heifer - . 1 fat Cow 800 Merino Ewes ; 2 hives Beea 1 "Tip Dray (in firat-cUus order) 1 Swing Plough 2 sets Harrows - 1 Ohaffcutter (Reid and Gray) Agricultural Implements, Harness, &c. No Bbsbbtb— Tmucs Cash. ARBUCKLE, ROBERTSON & Co., Auctioneers. WEDNESDAY, 16th APRIL, 1884, At one o'clock. A RBUCKLB, ROBERTSON AND CO, **• {have received instructions to sell by • auction, at their Lawrence Sale Yards, on the above date— ; 200 Merino Ewes (from Barewood) . 300 Crocs-bred Ewea (4 and 6-tooth) 80 tbroe-ijaarter bred Merino Lambs ■■ 60 Cross-bred Ewes * 100 Merino Ewes 100 Lambs (firat-croaa) 200 Merino Ewea (large frame) 200 Cross-bred Ewes and Lambs 2 twO'year-old Colts 1 goodHaok 1 good Busgy Mare — six yeara old, grand "goer and perfectly quiet; a lady can drive her. SATURDAY, 19th APRIL, 1884, . At one o'clock sharp. . I'RBUCKLE, ROBERTSON AND CO. **• hare receive! instructions from Mrs Horan (who is leaving the district) to aell by auction, on the Premiaes, Lancaster- street, Lawrence, on the above date— The whole of her valuable .Household Furniture, particulars of which will appear in a future issue. ARBUCKLE, ROBERTSON & Co., . Auctioneers. PRELIMINARY NOTICE, i BBUCKLE, ROBERTSON AND CO. •**■ have received instructions to aell by. auction at Mr Thomas Evans's yards, Wai • tahnnt, about the middle of AprilSeveral lots of Stock, consisting of Fat and Store Sheep, Fat and Store Cattle, and Draught, Light Harness, and Saddle Horaea. Full particulars in future advertisement, Settlers and others wishing to enter Stock for sale will please do ao aa early aa possible to enable us to give publicity in our advertisement. ' FOR SALE. ONE-FIFTH SHARE in a Mining Claim on Havelock Flat, known aa Quigley and Party's, with two horses and tip drays ; also, One-fifth Share in Water-race, and a good comfortable Hut. — For particulars, ' itc>lt to JOSEPH GIANINI, Havelock. FOB SALE ON EASY TERMS. THE following properties— viz. Seotions 11, 12, 13, and 14, Block XXII., Lawfence, on which is erected a four-roomed Cottage, fynnerly belonging to the late D. , Corriaon; also, leasehold section (Municipal Reserve, Beaumont Road), on which is erected a six-roomed Cottage.— Apply to J. C. LOVE. TT NOTICE TO FARMERS. ' ROBERT HEBRON begs to inform the ; Farmers of the Tuapeka and Surround* ipg Districts that he has purchased a Machine, for cleaning Agricultural Seeda-*viz., Rye* grass, Timothy, and Clover j alao Wheat, Barley, Oats, &c Charges moderate. Seeds * may be left with Mr J. C. Abbuckm, from vwhom all particulars may be obtained. ■■■ " /* BOOTS AND SHOES. ;. " T_.MBS FALCONER,. Jtoiob,. begs to V inform the inhabitants of Waitahuna district that he has commenced business in the Boot and Shoe trade in the premises tecently pecupiedhy MrGreo. Stevenson at Havelock, and trusts by careful attention 1 to business to receive a fair share of patronage. CH-BGBS MODEEATR. ' Repairs neatly and promptly executed