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New Zealand Times, Volume XXX, Issue 4523, 18 September 1875, Page 4

TUESDAY, 21st SEPTEMBER. MR. R. J. DUNCAN will sell by auction on above date, at his saleroom, at 2 o'clock, without any reserve — 200 boxes congou tea 75 half-chests tea 600 bags, each lcvvt., fine salt 6 cases fine old rum 30 cases pale orange bitters 50 cases Merton's table salt, each 2 doz. 100 cases American salmon 2 cases fresh Chicago hams 3 bales canvas And a variety of other goods. THURSDAY, 23rd SEPTEMBER. i/| R. R, J. DUNCAN has received in\ll, stmctions to snll by public auction, at „Ir. J. Dransfield's stores, Panama-street,— ' A large assortment of general merchandise. Particulars in future advertisement. FRIDAY, 24th SEPTEMBER. MR. R. J. DUNCAN will sell by public auction at his saleroom, on above date, at 2 o'clock—--7 crates earthenware—consisting of teapots, flat and soup plates, dishes, bakers, sugars, creams, bowls, nappies, cover dishes, jugs, ewers and basins, basins, chambers, &c, &c. Also, 22 sets corn jugs, glassware 37 set 3 assorted fancy jugs 30 to 40 Parian marble statuettes Bedsteads, chairs, chest of drawers, vases, superior drawing-room suite in red rep, and a variety of hous hold furniture SATURDAY, 25th SEPTEMBER. L /fE. R. J. DUNCAN will sell by auction, . by instructions from the executrix of M. \V. Jackson, deceased, on above date, at hi 3 saleroom, corner of Panama-street, Commencing at 12 o'clock—--1 break, carrying ten passengers, with pole, cushions, lamps, &c. ; also, harness, breaking gear, leading bars, all complete and nearly new, lately built to order at Christchurch. 1 chaffcutter, in first-class order, complete 2 spring carts, quite new 7 or 8 horses, broken to saddle and harness Ladies' and gentlemen's saddles and bridles 2 sets breaking gear, complete 1 set cab harness, nearly new Double pair slings, blocks and tackle Several pairs carriage lamps, extra carriage keys, whips, spurs, bits of all descriptions, wood and iron stretchers, and every kind of article required for the iise of a livery stable. The above are necessarily for unreserved sale, and thoe interested and the public generally are respectfully requested to attend.

CLEARING OUT SALE OF MESSRS. LEECH BROTHERS (Who are retiring from the Wheelwright's Business at Pipltea Point). GEORGE THOMAS has received instructions from the above firm to sell by auction, on TUESDAY, 21st inst., the following articles, viz.— 1 second-hand tip dray, their own build 1 spring hand-cart ~ „ 1 bellow?, anvil, tools, &c. 500 ironbark spokes Also, 10 pairs of spring-cart springs 40 ironbark planks, 8 x 2£ And a quantity of seasoned blue gum planks A quantity of bar-iron, suitable for the trade, and a large grindstone 1 first-class double barrelled breechjoader Terms liberal declared at sale. Sale at 2 o'clock, on the ground. TUESDAY, sth OCTOBER. EXTENSIVE AND IMPORTANT SALE OF PROPERTY. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. IN RE THE ESTATE OF A. MULLINS AND SON. MR. J. H. WALLACE is instructed by A. P. Stuart, Esq., Trustee in the estate of A. Mullins and Son, of the Hutt, to tell by public auction on Tuesday, sth October, at his saleroom, Hunter-street, Wellington, at 2 o'clock p.m.— Sundry valuable freeholds in Manawatu, Napier, &c. ; also, freeholds in the Upper and Lower Hutt, with stores, dwelling-houses, &c, &c, &c, full particulars of which will be duly advertised. THURSDAY, 18th NOVEMBER. IMPORTANT AND EXTENSIVE SALE OF PURE SHORTHORNS, Of the celebrated NB brand [7ITTERSHANK, EAGLESTONE, and Ui CO., jointly with FISKEN and GIB- _ ON, are favored with instructions from the breeder, the Honourable Niel Black, to offer for sale by auction, at Mount Noorat, near Terang, Victoria, on Thursday, the 18th November nest—--400 head of pure shorthorns, As follows : 10 pedigree bulls, from 1 to 2J year 3 old 20 „ heifera 70 pure bulls, from 1 to 2J years old 80 „ heifers, from 1\ to 3 years old 30 „ „ from 3to 4 yea>-s old 40 „ cows, from 4to 5 years old 50 „ „ from sto 6 years old 50 „ „ aged. ' Thi3 fine herd, which was by the present owner 34 years ago, comprised cows and bulls of the purest strain of blood then obtainable, and the standard of excellence having been maintained and improved by regular and systematic additions of the finest specimens of both sexes procurable in Great Britain, is unsurpassed in the Southern Hemisphere for purity of blood, size, symmetry, and strength of constitution. The auctioneers have much pleasure in recommending the above to buyers for stud purposes, as breeding from pampered or overfed animals has been carefully avoided. Catalogues are now ready and can be obtained on application to the auctioneers. TVTOTICE.—Messrs. EDMONDS ON, JLN SELLAR, & CO., having disposed of their Greytown business to their late Managers, Messrs. ' RIDLEY & WOOD, Solicit a continuance of past favors on behalf of their successors, and request all debts due to be paid to them. ,™/->t* • W. V. RIDLEY and F. H. WOOD, m taking the above business, trust to he favored with the patronage hitherto accorded to their predecessors. The business will in future be earned on under the name of RIDLEY, WOOD, and CO. EDMONDS ON, SELLAR AND CO. General Carriers, Between Wellington and all parts of Wairarapa. E. S. & Co. beg to inform the public that having purchased the wholt of their extensive carrying business from Messrs. HoolTrell, Bannister, and Co.,they solicit a continvance of the patronage bestowed on their predecessors. Agent in Masterton J. O. Hay ward „ Greytown R. Morphy General Manager. Agent in Wellington : THOS. C. DARCY, Lambton-quay.