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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. CON NELL 8f RIDINGS Have received Instructions to sell by Auction, on Wednesday next, 10th October, at their Mart, Queen-street — A NUMBER OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, viz:— 1 Superior silver, 9 -keyed, & tapped patent head Ebony Flute, in morocco case 1 Very Superior Ebony C Clarionet, eight silver keys 3 B Clarionets, eight keys 4 Piccoloes 10 Fifes 1 French Concert Horn, silver mounted, in case, cloth lined, fitted with master crooks, &c, complete 1 B Trombone, silver mounted, in case, cloth lined 1 Cornopean, silver mounted, with keys, caps to pistons and support for music, in cloth lined case, fitted with crooks, &c, complete, lock and key 1 Do. do , silver mounted, of larger size, and serving as a Trumpet, in cloth lined case, fitted with crooks, &c, complete 1 French Horn, in case 1 Very Superior Accordion &c, &c, &c.
HOUSE AND ALLOTMENTS. CONN ELL Sf RIDINGS Will Sell by Auction, at their Mart, Queen - street, on Wednesday, 10th October, at II o'clock — r H"*HE following subdivisions of Allotment i No. 10, of Section No. 14, of the Town of Auckland, situate in Cobourg-street, and a street not named, between Queen-street and Cobourgstreet — No. 1. — 19 feet frontage, and 70 feet depth " 2. — 19 " " 70 " " " 3.— 19 " " 70 " " These three lots are in the same street, and opposite to the residence of T. E. Conry, Esq., No. 4. — 21 feet frontage to Cobourg-street, by 70 feet depth " 5. — 23 feet frontage to ditto, seventy feet depth, with a Commodious Two Story DWELLING HOUSE AND SHOP No. 6. — 13 feet 9 inches frontage, by 70 feet. This Lot adjoins Allotment No. 9, ieserved by Government, and used as a public thoroughfare.
FURNITURE & MERCHANDIZE SALE. WITHOUT RESERVE. MR. D. NATHAN Will Sell by Public Auction, on Thursday next, the IHh October, at 1 1 o'clock, at the Stores lately occupied by Mr. B. Keesing, in Shortland-street — A Quantity of FURNITURE & MERCHANDIZE viz: Mahogany Sideboard Bedstead Mattrass and Curtains 2 Chests Diawers Chairs, Tables, Child's Cot »Sofa, Carpet, Chimney Glass Bedroom Glass, Pictures Decanters, Tumblers, &c. Eight Day Clock Blankets, Falling Axes Coloured Rugs Fine Cloth Trowsers Assortments Fancy Vests Pilot Cloth Coats, Dish Covers Scotch Twill Shirts Blue Serge Shirts 2 Crates Crockery And a variety of other Goods.
SELLING OFF-SELLING OFFj THE Undersigned, intending to retire from the Drapery Business, begs to offer his Stock to the public at reduced prices. He is unable to sell any Article at 2s. that is worth 4s. 6d., or to promise a sweeping reduction of 60 or even 30 per cent., but lias no doubt that his Goods will be found the cheapest in the town, as he really intends to clear out. RICHARD J. HUNT. Manchester House, Queen-st., 28th September, 1849.
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New Zealander, Volume 5, Issue 363, 6 October 1849, Page 1
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464Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 New Zealander, Volume 5, Issue 363, 6 October 1849, Page 1
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