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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXI, Issue 4861, 20 October 1876, Page 4

Auctions O , . . THIS DAY. i FRIDAY, 20th OCTOBER. ,i 7 ; IMPORTANT AND EXTENSIVE TRADE SAEE. GROCERIES, WINES, SPIRITS, ALE. &o. GEORGE THOMAS has been favored with instructions from the importer, to ■ sell by public auction, at his rooms, Lambtonquay, on Friday, the 2Qth October, at 2 o'clock, ■ 7 . A large and-varied assortment of ; general merchandise, consisting of— , GROCERIES. , . 160 half-chests tea, new season’s, 1876-77, . per mail steamer 50 do do, per Annie Mabel, 89 and 90 20 do do, per William Turner, 71 50 boxes do, per Queensland, 26 20 do do, per Lunan, 1 ■2O do do, per Normanby, 4 ' .1 ton 1.0. sugar j ’ 2 tons F.W. do , 40 casks crushed loaf do , ; , 1 ton Y. do . i 3 cases Queen of Seas twist tobacco, . each lOOlba. ~ 1 4 do Barrett’s Crown flat do, each 1761b5. 2Q do American salmon, lib. tins 40,bags finq salt 40 do Patna rice, each 561bs. SO boxes sultanas, each 201b5.: 10 cases Morton’s pickles , 3 do assorted peel -10 cases Morton’s salad oil, half-pints 10 do kerosene 2 do McConnell’s hams and bacon 2 do new figs, each 1 Jibs. 200 boxes Havauna cigars fIOOO Swiss cigars 90 casks Portland cement 1 bale woolpacks 3 cases Van Houten’s cocoa SO boxes Price’s candles 10 cases orange bitters , WINES, SPIRITS, AND ALE. 10, casks Tennent’s ale, quarts 5 do do do, pints - 35 do Younger’s do, quarts 10 do Jeffrey's do, quarts 19 do Younger’s do, pints ,10. cases Hennessy’s brandy / . 15 do Martell’s do 10, do Associated Vineyard do 20 do Champagne Vineyard do 4 cases 6ft. gal. iron, G. Oak, 26 guage 8 do :7ft. do do do do i 7 : 4 do Bft. do do do do : , 4 do 9ft. do do do do And various other goods. ■ , Also, A splendid lot of music, consisting of the newest .opera pieces, songs, ballads, sacred songs by Handel, , Weber,’; , Rossini, Mozart, Herz, Beethoven, Brinley . Richards, Henry Smart, andothers,: Terms at sale. G. THOMAS, : - - Auctioneer. > SALE OF 20 TONS PRIME DERWENT POTATOES,'. On arrival of the schooner Circe from Lyttelton. EORGE THOMAS; will seU by public auction, on arrival of the Circe, from Lyttelton— - 20 tons prime Derwent potatoes. Particulars on arrival. ' Terms at sale. • G. THOMAS. , SALE OF PRODUCE, , On. arrival of the clipper schooner Herald, from Lyttelton. EORGE THOMAS will seU by public VTT- auction on the breastwork, opposite the , Provincial Buildings, on arrival of the Herald, from Lyttelton, of which due notice will be given 100 sacks flour, Steggall's 100 dodo, Wilson’s 250 do prime potatoes (from the farm of Sir Cracroft Wilson) 50 sacks sharps 100 do prime oats 10 cases prime cheese Terms at sale G. THOMAS. THIS DAY. FRIDAY, 20th OCTOBER. UNRESERVED SALE . , , OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANO, HARMONIUMS, AND CHINA . SERVICES. MR, N. J. ISAACS has received instructions to sell by public auction, at his rooms, Lambton-quay, on Friday, the 20th October at 2 o’clock, without reserve, the following very useful household furniture— Iron bedsteads, wood bedsteads, bedding, chairs (all kinds), chests drawers, washhand stands, pianos, harmoniums, cheffohiers, Canterbury diningroom tables,loo tables,kitchen tables, hall tables, work-tables, card-tables, Chinese tables, whatnots, music stands, music stools, drawing-room suites, towel-horse, chamber' sets) breakfast sets,; dinner services, «. filters, English and colonial couches, toilet glasses, gilt chimney glasses, - Grover and Baker’s sewing machines, Florence sewing machines, Imperial sewing machines, infants’ cots, dish covers, kerosene lamps, copying presses, engravings, oleo- . graphs, oil paintings, a large assortment of second-hand furniture, kitchen range, &c., &c., &c. Terms liberal. No reserve. Sale at 2 o’clock. MONDAY, 23rd OCTOBER, PUBLIC SALE. IMPORTED STOCK. Messrs, bethune and hunter will sell by public auction, at their stockyard, Manners-street, on Monday,' the 23rd October, at 12 o’clock noon— ' Ex Waikato, from London, One pure-bred short-horned bull, LORD BRILLIANT, 34,496, By 2nd Wharfdale Oxford, 30,298 ; Dam Brilliant Bose, 24,023. One pure-bred short-homed bull, DUKE OF EDINBURGH, 33,629, By .Baron Wastwater, 80,492 ; Dam Monaco's Blanche, 18,421. Detailed pedigrees to be seen at the yards, or at the Auctioneer’s offices. Ex Pleiades, from London. 6 pure-bred Leicester rams, bred by John Borton, Esq., Manor House, Borton-le-street, Malton. One pure-hred Lincoln entire horse, EMPEROR. This fine animal was bred by Mr. S. French, ■of Whitemore; sire the imported horse Lincolnshire Hero, and dam Flower, winner of twenty-one first prizes. Flower, by Nugget; Nugget, by Champion (imported), out of Mr. J. Jordan’s prize mare, by the imported Lincoln ; great grand-dam Flower. Lincoln and Flower were both imported by the late Dr. Wilmore, of Longford,' Tasmania. Emperor took eight first-class prizes at the Longford and Wcstbury Agricultural Shows. Two Young Bulls Two Young Boars And sundry lots of Horses and Cattle. Wellington, 17th October, 1876. : ; .