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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3086, 18 May 1881, Page 3

Sales by Mr Koutladge. THURSDAY, MAT 19th, 1881. TO lIOTELKEEPERS, &o. MR W. ROUTLEDGE Has been instructed to sell by Public Auction, en the above date, at the Comimrciil Hotel, Spit— IAHE WHOLE OF THIS FURNITURE, STOCK- . IN-TRADE, AND GOODS at present in the House, including a splendid Cooking Range, etc., etc. The above are sold under a distress warrant for rent, and by order of the Holders of two Bills o f Sale on the Stock, Furiture, etc. The Auctioneer begs to intimate that the Furniture has only been in use about 12 months, and is of the best quality, and comr aratively new. Sale at 11 a.m. WITHOUT RESERVE. W. ROUTLEDGE, Auctioneer. Spit, 16th May, 1881. Sales by Banner and Liddle. IMPORTANT SALE AT TARADALE. TUESDAY, liv JUNE, 1881. At 11 o'clock. BANNER & LIDDLE Have received instructions from G. Benjamin and Co. (in consequence of a dissolution of partnership) to sell by public auction, on the premises. Taradale, the whole of the OTOCK-IN-TRADE OF GROCERIES Ironmongery, Crockery. Saddlery, Drapery and Clothing, etc. Horse, Cart, and Harness, Fcales and Weights, and Shop Furniture Pack Horseß and Pack Saddies Bull particulars of which will bo given in catalogues one week prior to date of sale. The above business is open for sale by private contract. Application to bo made to Messrs Benjamin aDd Co., or to the auctioneers, on or before Wednesday, Ist June. Terms—Over £20 approved bill at three months, with interest. BANNER AND LIDDLE, Auctioneers. SaJss by H.Monteith and Co PRODUCE FOR SALE. The undersigned hold for PRIVATE SALE— orjnn bushels oats 1200 bushels Malting Barley Chickwheat, Maize, and Sharps Also— Messrs Bridgt? and Russeli/s Flour (quality guaranteed), Bran, etc, delivered at any Railway Station H MONTEITH & CO,, Agents, HORSE BAZAAR AND AUCTION MARKET, HASTINGS-STREET, NAPIER. WEEKLY SALES— LjAVERY SATURDAA for Horses. Carriages, HarU ness, Implements. &c. EVERY FRIDAY for Wool, Skins, Grain, and all kinds of Farm and Station Produce. MONTHLY SALESSHAMROCK YARDS, for Cattle, Sheep, Pigs, &c., -WEDNESDAY, 25th May. WAIPAWA YARDS, for Cattle, Horses, Sheep, Pigs, &c.—Next sale, at an cany date. Special Sales held when beqttired. All descriptions of Stock bought and sold privately on commission. H.I£oNTEITH&CO., Auctioneers. Sales by Messrs Miller & Potts wo OL. R. GrOLDSBROUQ-H AND CO., WOOL BROKERS, STOCK AND STATION AGENTS, MELBOURNE, VICTORIA. Are prepared to make LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES On the ensuing clip, also on approved STATION SECURITIES. The following rates of Freight have been arranged with the Union Steamship Company for carriage of Wool from NAPIER :— Greasy, 8s per bale Washed, 7s per bale Or, at the option of the owners by THROUGH CONTRACT with R. Go'dsbrouch & Co., as underGreasy, £3 5s per ton Washed, £4 per ton Which includes insurance at £20 per bale, and all charges from Napier Wnarf until arrival at their Warehouses, Melbourue. The above rates are very low, and they trust will Induce a trial of the Melbourne market, which is now established as the great Central Depot of the Australasian Colonies. Agent for Napier— M. R. MILLER, Goldbrough's Wool Warehouses. August 13,1880. R. GOLDSBRQUGH & CO., MELBOURNE WOOL WAREHOUSES THE undersigned is instructed to make LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES on the ensuing clip, consigned to the above Wool Brokers. M. R. MILLER & POTTS, WAIPAWi, A RE also instructed to make CASH ADVANCES aud will receive Wool consigned to Messrs Goldsbroitgh and Co., free of any charge for storage at their new Wool Store, Railway Station, Waipawa, forwarding the same to Napier for shipment at the owest cost rates. M. R. MILLER Agent for Goldsbrough and Co. Napier, August 30, 1880. PROPERTIES h O-i SALE. Q KAA ACRES FREEHOLD 18,000 acres Leasehold, with 20,000 Sheep, 150 Head Cattle, Plant, and improvements; good port, sea-board 5,600 acres Freehold, and 2,900 acres Leasehold, improved, 800 Sheep, 50 head Cattle 13,600 acres Freehold, close to 3 rising townships, with 5000 Sheep. 200 head Cattle, good shipping accommodation, river frontage, Kaipara. 4,500 acres Freehold, and 2,009 acres Leasehold, with 5000 Sheep, Mohaka. 3,350 acres Freehold, and 3,180 acres Leasehold, improved, and with Stock, Very easy terms. Poverty Bay. 4,300 acres Freehold, improved, with 3000 Sheep. Very easy terms. 6,500 acres Freehold, improved, with Stock, or will sell 3 to 4 thousand acres at a, low figure, or partner, equal shares. 5,300 acres Freehold, and 560 acres Leasehold, fenced and improved, with EOOO sheep, and 100 Cattle, Horses, etc. Easy access by sea or river 600 acres Freehold, rich alluvial, with 3000 Sheep, Cattle and Horses, highly improved, well watered, close to Napier, 3,180 acres Freehold, fenced, drained, and improved, good land, easy access, price low. Thames: _ , 4,300 acres Freehold, ferced and improved, Stock, Buildings, etc. Mercury Island. 18,300 acres Leasehold, with 7000 ..heep, Cattle, Horses, Plant, Buildings, etc., and 84 acres Freehold. Homestead, 1£ miles from port. 6,500 acres Leasehold, partly improved, rent low. Thames. 15 000 acres Leasehold, well watered and bounded ' Stock at valuation, price very low. Bay of Plenty. , . , 800 acres Leasehold, good country, low ent. Tologa Bay. 4,000 acres Freehold, good land, low figure. Waikato. 560 acres Freehold, on the Auckland-W a ikato railway line, well fenced and improved, price low, easy terms. 900 acres Freehold, and 13C0 Leasehold, substantial improvements, stock and plant, present carrying capacity 3500 sheep, price low, terms easy. 1,000 ac es Freehold, substantial improvements, land, with 1800 fc-heep, Cattle, and Horses. 200 acres Freehold, rich al'uvial land, fenced and improved, with 1200 Sheep. Poverty Bay. 1,330 acres Freehold, good Sand, well watered, with 1< 00 Sheep, few cattle, terms easy. Farm Sections from 20 to 200 acres, at Hastings. Havelock, Makaretu, Woodville, Ormondville, Poverty Bay, and Tauranga. M. R. MILLER, Stock and Station Agent, Napier. THE PATENT OVAL SAMSON FENCE WIRE —This very h'gh-class FENCE WIRE has completely established itself throughout the colonies as being not only the best, but the cheapest system of fencing sheep and cattle stations. The numerous importations of worthless oval wires have been the means of proving the superiority of the Samson. Send for circulars and full information to M'LEAN BROS, and RIGG, Melbourne, Adelaide, or London. Can be delivered at all the principal ports of Au - tralia and New Zealand. '