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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume I, Issue 185, 17 July 1884, Page 2

Sales by Auction. > IN THE ESTATE OF T. E. B. - BLOOMFIELD. e GRAHAM, PITT & BENNETT r Have been instructed by the Deputy Official Assignee to sell by Auction at thoir Mart J Gisborne, on FRIDAY, the 25th July, at t 2 p.m., the Furniture and effects as men- ' tioned below— RAW I N G ROOM SUITE j Bedroom Furniture Kitchen Furniture ’ Bookcase A Quantity of Provisions j Crockery, 1 Bale Wool ( Farm Implements, &c., &c., Also, J About 4,000 Feet Timber J About 70 Bundles Shingles, and about 4,000 Posts, (Totara and Maitai). Delivery of the above to be taken at the Reay Station. . 294 I IN THE ESTATE OF T. E. R. BLOOMFIELD. GRAHAM, PITT & BENNETT Have been instructed by the Deputy Official : Assignee to sell by Auction at Tattersall’s at Noon, on SATURDAY, 26th July. d TEAM (8) WORKING BULLOCKS, _L with Yokes, Chains, &c. 1 Bullock Dray 2 Horse Drays and Harness 2 Pack Saddles 2 Pack Horses 2 Ploughs and Harrows 4 Horses 1 Pair Roan Maros broken to harness. 1 Grey Gelding (Scottish Chief) 1 Grey Mare stinted to Piscatorious. 293 GRAHAM, PITT & BENNETT Are instructed by Mr. Montague H. Smith y to offer by public auction (if not previously disposed of), on SATURDAY, July 26th, that well-known Freehold Property, J 3 U S II M E R E , Consisting of—--441 acres. Title, Land Transfer Act. The Auctioneers would beg to draw attention of intending settlers to this beautiful property ; it is almost entirely laid down in English grasses. The houses, stables, and outhouses- are in perfect order, and is altogether a most desirablejhouse. For terms, &c., apply to the auctioneers. I 155