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Hawke's Bay Times, Volume II, Issue 87, 6 February 1863, Page 2

To-morrow, SATURDAY, FEB. 7, 1863. UNRESERVED SALE OF FURNITURE, HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, &c. TJr. YAUTIFR JANISCHhas received instructionsfrom Mr. Triphook , who is about to remove Christchurch, to sell bp Public Auction at his residence, Shakespeare-Road on SATURDAY, the 7th qf February, 1863, at 12 o'clock sharp—rnilE whole of his FURNITURE and HOUSE--I~ _ HOLD EFFECTS, without reserve, comprising,— Handsome polished Cedar Drawing-room Table Alexandre Harmonium, 5 octaves, with expression stop and double bellows Cheffonier, Chairs, Parlour and Small Table Venetian Blinds Handsomely Framed and Glazed Engravings Carpets, Clocks, Fenders and Fire Irons Bookshelves, Chests of Drawers Iron Bedsteads, Mattrasses, Wash Stand Bassinette, Chamber Sets, Kitchen Table Sofa, Dinner, Breakfast and Tea Services Glass, Earthenware, Kitchen Utensils Tea and Coffee Pots, Meat Safes Capital Fowling Piece, by Allport 1 Brace Double-barrelled Pistols 1 excellent Garton and Jarvis’ Cooking Stove Trays, Washing Tubs, Toilet Glasses 1 Moore’s Melodies and other Music Books, Music Stand Large Water Butts, Ladder, Wheelbarrows Garden Tools, 1 Shed covered with galvanized iron 1 Child’s Double Perambulator Also, Office Fittings, comprising, — Large Drawing Table and Press Drawing Boards, T Squares. Counter Clock, Pigeon Holes 5 Volumes Hawke's Ray Herald Chemical Test, Chest Balance weigh P2oth of a grain And other Miscellaneous Articles. Likewise, One and a half tons COALS Mr. Janisch has also been instructed to offer for sale immediately after the sale of the foregoing, the Cottage and Gaeden now occupied by Mr. Campbell, adjoining Mr. Triphook’s residence, as fenced (or with additional frontage if required, not exceeding 20 feet at 60s per foot.) The Cottage contains 4 rooms and passage with attic. The Garden is well planted with Fruit and other trees, and laid down in grass, and well fenced and otherwise improved. Also, The Office and Residence conjoined, now occupied by Mr. Triphook. The House contains Handsome Drawing Hoorn, Parlour, 2 Bedrooms, Passage, Attic Kitchen and Scullery, and is built of Totara'throughout excepting the Scullery. Has a splendid Well of Good Water, is planted with Fruit and Ornamental Trees, and forms one of the most convenient residences, with office attached in Napier. Terms at Sale. V. JANISCH. Auctioneer. FINAL SALE OP MESSRS. STUART, KINROSS & Co.’s WITHOUT RESERVE!!! Mr. VAUTIER JANISCH will sell by Public Auction at his Stores on THURSDAY, 12 th inst., at Noon sharp, IVTAILS, WIRE STRAINERS, AUGERS -L v Shoemaker’s Brads, Coffee Roasters Iron Kettles, Saucepans, Cross-cut Saws Glass, Scissors, Mouse Traps German Clocks, Stirrup Irons Iron Bowls, Trunk Locks, &c., &c. Rice, Confectionery, Olive Oil, Sugar Clover and Grass Seed, Soap, Capers Double and Single Iron Canopy Bedsteads 1 Hair Couch, Toilet Glasses, Chairs Boots, Pants, Shirts, Hats, Neck Ties diggers’ Belts, Towels, Alpaca Reversibles Prints, Timber, Rope, Brooms And various other Articles. also — Will be sold in lots to suit purchasers. 50 tons NEWCASTLE COALS. Napier, Feb. 3, 1863. MR. JANISCH lias been instructed to offer, on the 4th March next at the Exchange Hotel, the following very valuable TOWN PROPERTIES : Town Section No. 45 with Building thereon; corner Allotment. Frontage to Carlyle Street and Government Road. Also — Town Section No. 46 with Royal Hotel and Buildings thereon ; corner Allotment. Frontage to Carlyle Street and Government road. No, 4-4, i acre. Vessels of Thirty tons can discharge on this Section. Frontage to Hyderabad Road. Half of Town Section No. 218, about £ acre, with acomfortableS-roomed House thereon. - TITLE—GRANTS FROM THE CROWN. As it is confidently expected that, on the new members assembling in the Provincial Council, endeavours will be made to take advantage of the natural features of the country leading from the Port inland on level roads, the above Properties will then be, as formerly, in I lie centre .of business.