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New Zealand Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 4274, 1 December 1874, Page 4

Auctions. POSTPONED TO TUESDAY, Ist December. PACES ! PACES !!" PACES !! ! MR. B. J. DUNCAN has been favored with instructions to sell by public auction, at his rooms, on Monday, 30th November, at two o'clock sharp, without the slightest reserve— Gentlemen’s saddles ' Snaffle and Pelham bridles Boys’ pilches Martingales, saddle pouches Swag and saddle straps, spurs and straps Stirrup leathers, wool-cotton girths Felt saddle cloths, head-stalls THIS DAY, TUESDAY, Ist DECEMBER. RACES I RACES ! ! PACES ! !! IN addition to goods already advertised, Mr. DUNCAN will sell on Tuesday, Ist December, Eadies’ crossed face pelbani bridles Stirrups, and, Tents, 6 x S, 8 x 10, 10 x 12, with flay to each The above are not included in the slips of goods for sale, instructions having been only just received. Without reserve. THIS DAY, TUESDAY, Ist DECEMBER. MR. B. J. DUNCAN will sell on Tuesday, Ist December, 1 trunk ladies’ boots, assorted 11 pieces white calico Tumblers and mugs Empty butter kegs 1 case hats and caps Hat and straw trimmings 3 boxes Piesse and Enbin’s Eau de Sentenr Without reserve. THIS DAY, TUESDAY, Ist DECEMBER. Immediately after Sale of Saddlery. SPECIALLY FOR THE HUTT RACES. MR. B. J. DUNCAN will sell by public auction, on the above date, 80 cases Tenneut’s ale 40 casks Salts’ do 50 do Cooper and Co.’s do 10 cases Bass’ stout 25 do Pig brand Dublin do Port, sherry, claret, champagne _ Barsac, constantia, and other light wines Case brandy—Hennessy’s, Martell’s Champagne Vineyard, Bisquit Dubouche, &c. "WEDNESDAY, 2nd DECEMBER. FURNITURE, EARTHENWARE, ETC. MR. R. J. DUNCAN has received instructions from W. L Gandy, Esq., to sell by public auction at bis sale rooms, on Wednesday, 2nd December, without the slightest reserve. Six packages, just landed ex The Douglas, comprising— Mahogany drawers Gipsy tables Croquet chairs Mahogany sideboard Drawing-room suite, in blue Oval work and chess tables Double washstand, marble top China plates and dishes Tea and breakfast cups and saucers Jugs, basins, flower holders Toilet sets, &c., &c. Also, An assortment of toys. Catalogues are in preparation, to which attention is requested. Sale at 1 o’clock sharp. MONDAY, 14th DECEMBER. ME, R. J. DUNCAN has received instructions from the N.Z.S.S. Co. to sell by auction, at noon, on the above date (unless previously claimed), the undermentioned packages, viz.— 1 package, addressed Dr. Barrett, ex Phoebe, 28th February, 1873 1 trunk, Mias May, ex Phcebe, 12th September, 1873 1 swag, no address, ex Phoebe, 17th September, 1874 1 case (JLG in diamond) lamp glasses ex Rangatira 1 parcel, James Berger, ex Rangatira, 23rd December, 1873 1 trunk, Ravenhill, ex Rangatira, 28th ■ September, 1874 1 trunk, no address, ex Rangatira, 28th September, 1874 1 red bag, no address, ex Rangatira, 11th January, 1873 1 black bag, no address, ex Rangatira, 11th January, 1873 1 case, H. Anderson, ex Ladybird, 11th June, 1873 1 swag, no address, ex Ladybird 1 parcel, Richard Morley, ex Ladybird, 16th October, 1873 1 case, C. Lee, ex Taranaki, sth May, 1874 1 bundle (SS over W) rims, S. Snider, ex Taranaki, 18th December, 1873 1 portmanteau, Dr. Taylor, ex Taranaki 1 box, Mrs. Church, ex Taranaki 1 box, Mrs. Bremmer, ex Lyttelton, 18th October, 1873 1 case (D over N) coffee 1 box, Hiss Black 1 box, McKune 1 parcel, E. Wilson, ex Wellington, Olb March, 1871 1 sack bedding 1 tin box .(empty), J. Johnston 1 canvas covered box, no address 1 wig box, J. Shenan 1 bat box, Mr. Schultz 1 bundle, Mrs. Hendry 1 trunk clothing, no address 2 cases, Fitzgerald 1 case (CM over B in diamond, 572 under), no address, ex Ladybird, January, 1874 For the benefit of whom it may concern, and in payment of freight, wharfage, storage, and other expenses. Also, A quantity of old stores, &0., without reserve Terms cash. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2. TO GENTLEMEN WANTING A CHOICE PAIR OF CARRIAGE HORSES. GEORGE THOMAS has been favored with instructions from John Henderson, Esq., to sell by auction, on Wednesday, December 2, Two carriage horses, well known in town, being perfectly quiet to saddle for a lady, as well as running in harness 1 phaeton Also, One bay mare, quiet to saddle or harness, nearly thoroughbred And four suits of horse clothing complete. Also, One hay pony, syr». old, broken to saddle One cream color do, broken to saddle and harness And one chestnut filly, together with a handsome spring cart and harness, to be sold a bargain Sale at 1 o’clock, at his sale yard, Brandon street. Terms liberal.