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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 5, Issue 274, 26 December 1861, Page 2

Auction Sale, Piano, Harmonium, Dining, Drawing, and Bed Room Furniture, Kitchen Utensils, Plated Ware-, Chin&y Glass, ■Boohs, Horses, Cattle, do.; <&c:p&c. . Messrs. POWELL .& CO. Have received instructions- fronr' MURRAY, H.M. 65tli Regt.,; (who is, leaving the Settlement) To Sell by Public Auction at their Rooms Victoria. Avenue, , On Thursday* 9th January, at 12 o’clock, The whole ©f liis Household Furniture and Effects, viz-,-* ‘ Piano, Harmonium, Escritoire, -What Hot, v-' Tables, Chest Drawers, Cabinet Press, Arm Chairs, Chairs with leathern seats, Windsor Devotional and Cane Seated do, Eight Day Clocks . . Framed Prints, Music, Paraffin and Oil Lamps - Chinese Tea Trays, Druggets, Carpet and Rugs Fender and Fire Irons, &c. Plated Ware, Silver edges ; Side Dishes, set of 4, forming s Te,a Service, Coffee and Tea Pot, Cream and Sugar v Basin - : • r U '.. ,i ' Bedroom Candlesticks, Hecanter and Cruet Stands .Sitone China Dinner Service, about 80 pieces Dish Covers, Jugs, Decanters, Finger, Wine, and Ale Glasses Britannia Metal Ware, &c. &c. Kitchen and Bedroom Furniture 150 Yols. Valuable, Books, including Standard and Popular Works in History, Biography, Science, and General Literature A Pleasure Boat, nearly new, 16ft. long, by Allen, Wellington, copper-fastened, with masts, sails, rigging, and oars complete Seine Net, 40 fathoms, with lines complete, in perfect, v 'order Saddlery, Horses, and Cattle. 1 Bay Gelding, goes quietly in harness 1 Bay Mare, broken to Carry a. lady 1 Durham Cow and Calf 1 Steer, 1 8 months ’ ... Saddlery, and a great. [variety of valuable Miscellaneous Property/ the whole of which will be detailed in Catalogues. Terms at Sale. December 26, 1861. Auction Sale. Messrs. POWELL & CO. Have received instructions from the |Trustees in the assigned Estate of S. Curtis and Co„ To Sell by PUBLIC AUCTION, About 15 Head of Cattle. Particulars of which with the.; day of Sale will be duly announced. Any one wishing to offer Cattle and Horses on the same day can do so, upon application to the Auctioneers. 1 Dec. 26,1861. , ' - mis DAY. TAYLOR, WATT & CO, 'XTAYE received instructions to offer by Public Auction, at the Rutland Hotel, on THURSDAY, the 26th inst., at One o’Clock precisely, the followingValuable Freehold, viz>,«*-w Four Town Sections, Nos. 856, 857, 862’ 863, w*ell fenced, the two former having a frontage to Campbell Street* and the two latter to-Bell Street. A comfortable. Cottage is built on Section No, 856, and nearly the whole of the acre is cropped with Potatoes. The Town of Wanganui is fast extending in the direction of these Sections, and, they,are particularly adapted for, building purposes or a market garden. Terms lAberah Wanganui, Dec. 19, 1861. Unreserved, Cattle Sale. TAYIOB, WATT & CO, XT AYE received instructions to Sell by Public Auction, at an early date, of .which due Notice will be given, A Mixed Herd of about 50 Mead of Horned L Cattle. Wanganui, The NEW GOODS, Per Asterape, from JLondon have Arrived. Taylor, Watt and Co. • Wanganui, Bee. 19, 1861. To Arrive per 'Arabella’ from Xiondon. \ LARGE, AND USEFUL A&S Q.RTMENT OF SADDLERY Shipped by- Messrs, Charles Greatrex and Son, of Walsall, which will’ be submitted to Public Auction at an early date. Taylor, Watt an 4 Co. Wanganui, Ocf. 24, 18G1. * To Arrive per “ Arabella” from daily expected in Wellington. HPHE Undersigned have received Advices from Messrs. €aX lisher and Terry, of a Shipment of TERRY’S PATENT CARBINES and RIFLES, with/Vmmunitibn, by the above Vessel, and will offer the same By PUBLIC AUCTION, ( Without Reserve), 'lmmediately on their Arrival in Wanganui;. Taylor, Watt and Co. Wang.iuui, Oct. 24j 1861. ■'