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Wellington Independent, Volume XXVI, Issue 3331, 28 October 1871, Page 3

THIS DAY, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28. PERIODICAL AUCTION SALES Will be held at Ebden' s Horse, Cattle, and Produce Market, Thorndon. The first sale will take place on the above date. MR. JAMES SMITH has received instructions from a Gentleman leaving the Province to sell without any reserve, 1 Durham bull, short-horn 2 bullocks 4 milch cows 4 cows, in calf 7 heifers, 3 years 2 do, 2 do 1U calves, yearlings and upwards Also, Horses, pigs, poultry, and colonial produce. N.B. — Parties intending to avail themselves of this advantageous opportunity of disposing of stock and produce at these sales, will please notify the same to the Auctioneer at Hunt's Auction Mart. Advances will be made to bona fide sellers. Sale at 2 o'clock. THIS DAY, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28, At 12 o'clook sharp, Previous to Cattle Sale at Ebden's. MR JAMES SMITH has recoived instructions to sell by public auction, at Hunt's City Auction Mart, for account of whom it may concern, 2 tons prime Canterbury cheese, in lots to suit purchasers No reserve. Terms liberal. THIS DAY, SATURDAY, 28lh OCTOBER. /GEORGE THOMAS will hold his usual vJT sule of Merchandise, &c, at his rooni3, on Saturday, 28th October, at oue o'clock, 200 bags oats, 60 do maize Kerosene, soap, candles, arrowroot Tea, coffee, oatmeal, matches Corn flour, pickles, stout, Williams' sauce 50 doz white and gold cups and saucers 50 pairs blankets, very superior 12 mew's tweed suits, do do Also, 1 sofa, 3 horsehair chairs 1 clock, and a lot of sundries Terms at sale. TUESDAY, 31st OCTOBER. Sale of Buildings near the Queen's Head Hotel, formerly occupied as Government Barracks, better known as Thorndon Barracks. /GEORGE THOMAS has been favored vDT with instructions from the Trustees, to sell by auction, on Tuesday, 31st October, lhoso three large buildings, as they now stand, to be removed within ten days after the sale. Terms cash. No reserve. ' MONDAY 7 30th~OCTOBERT~ " CLEARING SALE. MESSRS VENNELL, MILLS & CO will sell by public auction, at their Btores, on Monday next, the 30th inst, at 2 o'clock, Mauritius, 1.C., and other sugars 50 boxes tea, congou 10 do gunpowder do 20 half-chests tea j 5 cases cornflour 20 do Coleman's starch 20 boxes blue 5 cases mustard 50 do lime juice 10 barrels currants 10 do Barcelona nuts 5 cases muscatels and sultanas 10 do wax vestas Capers, salad oil, castor oil, essences Bottled fruits, bottled porter Whisky in cases, rum in qr- casks Paper bags, buckets, axes, clotheß pegs Pipes, vinegar, hops, whitning Lamp glasses, maccaroni And sundry other merchandise, to close consignments. Sale at 2 o'clock. MONDAY, 6th NOVEMBER. UNRESERVED SALE OF FREEHOLD PROPERTIES. MESSRS VENNELL, MILLS & CO have received instructions to sell by public auction, at their Sale Rooms, corner of Grey and Featherston streets, on Monday, the 6th of November next, By order of the Provisional Trustee, re J. Angell's estate. Part of rural section No 40, Tawa Flat, Porirua Road, containing 75 acres, more or less By order of Mr James Mitchell. Part of Town Acre 204, with frontage to Dixon Btreet, Te Aro, viz : — Capital dwelling-house, containing eight rooms Two semi-detached dwelling-houses, each containing three roonas, adjeining the above One fouv-roomed house, with stablespart of same property Also, by order of mortgagee, Part of Town Acre No 728, Adelaide Road, having 30ft frontage, by 80ft, on which is erected a capital two-roomed house, 20x12 COURTENAY PLACE. A valuable allotment, having frontage to Courtenay Pluce, Te Aro, near the Gas Works, of 87ft by a depth of 100 ft This will be divided into suitable allotments. Part of Town Section No 535, Wingfield street, Thorndon, with dwellinghouße of six rooms Plans and conditions of sale may be seen at the office of the auotioneorß. Sale at 2 o'clock. THURSDAY, 2nd NOVEMBER. UNRESERVED SALE OP Van Harness, Saddles, Collars, Backhand and Traces complete, and Gentlemen's best Hogskin Saddles. MR R. J. DUNCAN will without reserve, on tho above date, at Mr Dransfield's Auction Room. Several cases of saddlery, all of a very superior description 4 ladies' side saddles complete, quilted, and of a superior quality . TAUHERENIKAU HOTEL. TO BE SOLD by public auction on the 10th day of November, 1871 (unless previously disposed of by private bargain), the TAUHBRENIKAU HOTEL, along with 14 acres of splendid freehold LAND. There is a substantial eight- stalled stable and fourroomed cottage, along with other out •buildings. At the Bame time, all the furniture, &c, will be sold. For further particulars apply to A. WALKER, Tauhorenikau Hotel j Or to Mr 0. POTTS.