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New Zealand Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 4206, 12 September 1874, Page 4

Auctions. MONDAY, Mth SEPTEMBER. ELEYY will sell by public auction, at • his Rooms, next Odd Fellows’ Hall, on Monday. 1 Ub iujt., at 2 o’clock, 1 set silver mounted gig harness, took first prize at Nelson Exhibition 50 cases Devoe’s kerosene 100 boxes tea 1 case iron bedsteads 1 do bird cages 1 do lustres 1 do vases 5 do cut tumblers 5 bales paporhangings 2 do white blankets 1 do fancy soap 1 do chamois leathers 1 do colored quilts 1 do saddles and bridles and stirrup leathers (I trunks boots and goloshes A large lot clothing, drapery, and other goods. Also, A lot of garden seeds, just landed from Melbourne. Sale to commence at 2 o’clock. Terms liberal, TUESDAY, 15th SEPTEMBER. GEORGE THOMAS has received instructions from the proprietor to sell by auction, on the premises known as Cambridge House, Taranaki Street, on Tuesday,- 15th September, at 11 o’clock, DRAWING ROOM. Loo table 6 horse-hail - chairs Whatnot Fender and irons Caipet and rug. DINING ROOM. 3 tables and 12 chairs Carpets and rugs Oil cloth Safe and cooking utensils Lot crockery, &0., &c. BEDROOM. 4 iron bedsteads, bedding, matrasses, &c. 1 large chest drau ere 3 washing stands and toilet sets, complete 4 looking-glasses 12 bedroom chairs, &o. Terms cash. THURSDAY, Ist OCTOBER. TO MERCHANTS AND OTHERS. Unclaimed Wool. MR. GEORGE THOMAS has received instructions from Messrs. Jackson and Graham to sell, at their Free Store, on the Queen’s Wharf, on Thursday, Ist October, 1874, at noon (unless previously claimed), 4 bales wool, marked HF § 1,2, 3, 4 For the benefit of whom it may concern, and in payment of wharfage, storage, and other expenses. THURSDAY, 29th OCTOBER. IMPORTANT SALE OF FREEHOLD AT TIMARU, IN THE PROVINCE OF CANTERBURY. ME. JOHN KING has been favored with instructions from Captain TosswiU to sell by public auction at his sale rooms, Timaru, on Thursday, 29th October, 1874, his FREEHOLD ESTATE of CLAREMONT, which comprises about 2197 acres of the best agricultural and pastoral laud in the district, and situated within eight miles of the town of Timaru, from which it is accessible by three direct and good roads. The improvements consist of a well-built eight-roomed dwelling-house, with all 'necessary offices, cottage, stable, woolshed and yards, cowshed and yards, and other necessary outbuildings. The land is fenced, and subdivided into twelve paddocks. 450 acres under first wheat crop (which crop.in not for sale) , .j 130 acres sown down to English grass, of which twenty acres are also in oats 147 acres let for one crop 200 let for breaking up, and the remainder is in Native grass, which grows richly on the estate. There are also a few acres of bush land ; there is permanent water in each paddock ; all the buildings and fences are new and of the best description. This valuable property is capable of being divided into two or more feu-ms, with an equal division of natural advantages. For further particulars apply to Captain TosswiU, Claremont, or to the auctioneer, Timaru, where a plan of the estate can he seen. Sale at 11 o’clock, a.m. Terms at sale. THURSDAY, 22nd OCTOBER. IMPORTANT SALE OF PURE SHORTHORNED CATTLE. AT MEADOW BANK, TAIERI PLAIN, OTAGO, N.Z. B RIVER, STEWART, & CO. beg to intimate that they have received instructions from Geo. M. BeU, Esq., to sell by public auction, at his farm, Meadow Bank, East Taieri (ten miles from Dunedin, Otago, N.Z.), on Thursday, October 22nd, 1874, the whole of that gentleman’s Waimea herd of PURE-BRED SHORT-HORNED CATTLE, Consisting of—--12 buUs M • uv 'And 30 cows and 'heifers. This herd has been bred from cows purchased from Messrs. Morton Brothers and Leach, of Victoria, at their sale in 1867, the excellence of whose stock is too well known to need any comment. Mr. Beil’s original selections comprised the “ April Flower ” tribe all of which were large prize-takers, and pronounced by the Australian press as being some of the very best animals ever exhibited by those celebrated breeders. The sire used iu this herd is “ Prince XYederick,” bred by the late WiUiam Robertson, Esq., of Colac, Victoria, out of the imported cow “ Fanny,” by the “ Bean.” Catalogues, with fuU pedigree of each animal, may bo had upon application to the undersigned. For further information, apply to DRIVER, STEWART, & CO., Dunedin. ROBERT WILKIN, Christchurch. JOHNSTON & CO., Wellington, EOUTLEDGE, KENNEDY, & CO., Napier. PaintsLOUISSON’S NELSON HEMATITE PAINT. This paint is cheaper than red lead or any other, covering a much larger surface taking weight for weight, and is infinitely more durable. u Far superior to any imported paint, “ (Signed, W. Lichwoot, “Superintendent Public Works, Nelson.” “Superior to any other paint I have had during my experience of thirty years. “ (Signed) James S. Cboss, “ Harbor Master, Nelson.” T.B.L. is not answerable for any paint not marked “LOUISSON’S NELSON HEMATITE PAINT,” but that he will guarantee as superior to any other. TURNBULL k CO., Sole Agents.