Anotlnn Nottew* MONDAY, s3R MAT, At 12 o’clock. 7 cases Bacon 3 do Hama 10 do Lard, is tin* 2 kegs Sausage Skins. D.M. BT~ED PI N O 4 will sell by auction, at his Booms, en Monday, 29th May. at 12 o'clock. Hams and baooo, laid, and swung* etc ins, as above. Ex Wanganui, from Christchurch, Without reserve. WEDNESDAY. 31st MAY, At 12 o'clock. 20 Packages Earthenware, China, and Glass* ware, ex Loch Awo. DM. S~BDDIWG • will sell by auction, at his Booms, oa Wednesday. 31st May, at 12 o’clock, Painted toilet sets, extra white and gold toilet sets, pudding bowls, printed chambers, c.o chambers, fancy eww» and basins, figured China tea and coffee cups and matchings, candle* sticks, egg eqps, phin and cut wines, small green and ruby clarets, sets out decanters, pressed sdes ahd nobbier*, giogerbeer gla sea. frested butters, cream?, and sng»s; csraffes ami cup*, round and oval salts, glass jugs, pickle jars, superior cut wines, champagne*, tumblers, etc., etc., etc. Without reserve; Terms at sale. TUESDAY, 30th MAY, At 12 o’clo*, At Mr Peter M'KenxieV, nejqt to the Gasworks. DAIRY CATTLE, HORSES, PIGS, fret WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, AND C3X have received instructions from Mr Peter M‘Kenaie, to sell by auction at above time and place, 4 cows in full milk 8 do near calving 3 draught horses Pigs, fowls, ducks Also, On account of Mr Robert Goodisson, 40 cows near calving 7 do in full milk 10 heifers 3 saddle and light harness horses FRIDAY, 2nd JUNE, At 2 oV.oek. At the Yards of the Albion Brewing Company, Cumberland street. Henry driver, has received instructed from the Albion Brewing and Malting < 'ompany, to offer for sale the undermentioned surplus Stock (taken over from the New Zealand Distillery Company), at the Brewery. Cumberland street, on Friday, 2nd June, at 2 o'clock, Old wood Flour mill Old Iron Copper measures ( 'ld copper Whisky (5 ga’s) Demijohns (1-10,4-5, 3*2 gals) 100 hogsheads Octaves (7-10 and 2-5 gab) 1 water tank, complete, holding 20,000 gals 1 vat do do 1,650 do Ido (oak) do do 1,000 do Ido made-up do 70S do Ido do do 691 do 100 gin cases 500 doz. gin bottles 28 old packing cases 1 new force pnmp, complete 2 Douglas pumps do 1 uo do defective 1 office table, in good order 1 do desk 1 do book case, complete (very gcoi) 1 pair of large grocers’ scales G bagsi corks I bott'o hand-barrow 1 pickle tub 70 old rh rcoal bags, and An assortment of tun taps.
For further in'ormation, Apply to ' HENRY DRIVER, N.Z.L, and M.A. Coy MO3GIBL Messrs mad lean bros.- win shortly offer for sale at public auction, the fourteen years’ lease of twenty-six Allotments, each one quarter acre, and having a ft outage of OGft to nosgiel Mill road. For particulars apply, either personally or by letter, to EDMUND S^ITH, Factor to the Presbyterian Church Board of Property. B igh street, Duned'n. WEDNESDAY, 2l*t JUNE, ' At2 o’clock. IMPROVED FREEHOLD ESTATE. MAORORIE A CUTHBERTSON are instiucted by the 'Trustees of the laptain Howell to sell' by public auction at their rooms, on 2tat du r re, at 3. o c’ock* The magnificent freehold property of EASTBOURNE, ■Contaiirng about 900 acres, at Flint’s Bush, with large mansion and orchard attached, the wtole in excellent order. The estate lias been considerably improved by cultivation, and is com* pletcly fenced and subdivided, chiefly with live fences. The Invercargill* Riverton line of railway runs through a portion of the property. The buyer will have the option or taking at a As the object of the Trustees in selling » w invest the proceeds at interest, the terms will in consequence be extremely liberal. Further particulars will be g’vcn in future advertisements, or on application to the auctioneers, MACROWE ft CUTHBERTSON. FREEHOLD COAL MINE FOR SALK, On Deferred Payments; AH. MAUDE, Oamaro, will sell on 2lst a June (see special advertisement) the Awamoko Estate near Oamaru, comprising 4,450 acres agricultural land, in lots, with ample railway communication. One section of 50 acres has been laid off, comprising the present Awamoko Coal Mine, so as to be within the means of practical miners. The coal is a very superior quality of broWn coal, as it will get up steam quicker than Newcastle, though it not so lasting ; and for household purposes is unexceptionable, having no smell. The mine is in the centre of a largo agricultural district, and there is no other coal known within id miles on the one tide and 20 on the ot'.er, The mine is inexpensive to work, bring simply drives int > the face of the hill, with plenty of diainsgeandagoodroof. The coal is a four to five feet seam, lying nearly fiat. 3 be land is rich agricultural land, and will make a nice littla property. Terms: 10 par cent, cash on fall of hammer; balance of one fourth of purchase money on survey being completed; one fourth In two Tears ; balance oan reuudn aslong as desired at 7 per cent, inte e^t. For' particulars apply to GUI.LIES, STREET, A UISLOP, Dunedin; or, a. hj. Maude, Okmaru.
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Evening Star, Issue 4134, 27 May 1876, Page 3
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854Page 3 Advertisements Column 4 Evening Star, Issue 4134, 27 May 1876, Page 3
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