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New Zealand Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 4288, 17 December 1874, Page 4

Auctions FRIDAY, IStli DECEMBER, 1574. PUBLIC SALE. [E. G. H. VENNELL has received _inL .stntctions, to sell by public auction, lis rooms, Hunter-street, on Friday next, the 18th iust., at 2 o'clock, 4 cases assorted saddlery 2 crates plates, assorted sizes 1 crate cups and saucers 1 case basketware 2 bale 3 twine 1 ci Mistress" cooking stove Sundry builders' ironmongery, consisting of door locks, hinges, cut nails, latches, screws, padlocks, horse nails, &c. Also, 20 cases oilmen's stores 2 tons pollard. Sale at 2 o'clock. After which, 25 cases Mitchell's fine old Irish whisky S doz. black seal sherry 2 qr.-casks sherry 40 cases claret 10 cases No. 2 Deinhard's moselle MONDAY, 21st DECEMBER. SALE OF FURNITURE AT MAJORIBANKS STREET. GEORGE THOMAS has been favored with instructions from J. Lawson, Esq. (who is removing to Canterbury), to sell by auction on Monday, December 21, at his residence, his entire household furniture, consisting of the following articles: — DINING-ROOM. 1 pianette, quite new, Broadwood and Sons 1 couch (hair cover), 1 chairs do 1 table lamp, fender, and floor-cloth ip of the world NO. 1 BEDROOM. 1 Jinlf.tester bedstead, iron, handsome lattress and palliasse to match'' NOS. 2 AND 3 BEDROOMS. ' ' ds, iron, he ' ad palli )h-stands and 2 towel-horse -tables and 2 looking-glass KITCHEN", &c. Kitchen and scullery utensils, all complete rved sale, Mr. Lawhaving already left the province. aenee at 2 o'clock, Monday, 21st December, on the premises. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, -22nd and 23rd December, 1874. IMPORTANT SALE 15,000 ACRES OF LAND IN THE MANCHESTER BLOCK, MESSES. BETHUNE & HUNTER have received instructions to sell by public auction, at their Sale-room, Cu: 'ue3day and Wednesday, the 22nd Jeeember, commencing each day ■ at 11 o'clock in the forenoon. 15,000 acre 3 of land, divided into town, suburban, and country sections, being a portion of the block pur- ' ised by the Hon. Colonsl Feildfor colonisation by the Emigrant and Colonists Aid Corporation. d to be offered for sale includes most of the unoccupied allotments in the township cleared, and are now in — upwards of 1000 people already settled in and about the township of Feilding, 1 " ter part of the land offered for sale the main line of railway now in course of construction from Wanganui to Wellington, Napier, and Foxton. The land is level, rich, and well watered, partly open and partly bush. Many of the sections are covered with valuable totara, matai, red and yellow pine timber, and as the railway to the Port of Foxton from Feilding will be completed within twelve months, and the line to Wanganui is al3o being rapidly proceeded thia oal e offers special inducements to ier3 and persons engaged in the t :H""Taphed plans of the sections, and of upset prices, may be had at a •cost of two shillings each. Title, Crown Grant, or Land Transfer Cer'tificate. Terms of payment—Ten per cent, in cash on the fall of the hammer, and the balance in cash within one month from the day of sale. Lunch will be provided each day at one o'clock. Plans may be seen, and any further information obtained on application, to A. F. Haxcombe, Feilding. T. U. Cook, Foxton. W. 1L Watt, Marton. F. Jackson, Wanganui. Hahman & Stevens, Christchurch. Dalcety, Nichols & Co., Dunedin. Brown, Campbell & Co., Auckland. A. W. Scaife, Nelson. Kinross & Co., Napier. BETHUNE & HUNTER, Wellington. Wellington, Nov. 16, 1874. TUESDAY, 22nd DECEMBER. MESSRS. BETHUNE and HUNTER will sell by public auction, at their sale room, Custom House-quay, Wellington, on Tuesday, the 22nd December, 1874, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, by order of the Mortgagee, and on account of whom it may concern, Section No. 7 in the Waitotara Block, containing sixty acres of land, more or less, as described in the Crown grant issued for the allotment. For further particulars apply at the office of ".c auctioneers. Wellington, 15th December, 1874. TUESDAY, 29th DECEMBER. ES. LOWE has received instructions to . sell for the Hon. W. B. Rhodes, at his estate, Plains House, Heaton Park Station, on Tuesday, 29th December, at twelve o'clock noon, the undermentioned stock, viz.:— 60 head fat.cattle 600 fat wethers 100 4 and 6-tootli rams, composed of pure bred Loicesters, and g and £ bred Lincoln rams, all of which are got by imported rams of the best blood, and are from picked ewes. 1 powerful draught : horse, 5 yrs. old, broken to harness A few hacks, broken to saddle 1 double-furrow plough provided.