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New Zealand Times, Volume XXX, Issue 4306, 8 January 1875, Page 4

Auctions. THIS DAY, I’MDAY, Bth JANUARY. MR. R. J. DUNCAN has received instructions to Sell by auction, at tho stables adjoining the Royal Hotel, _ Sydney-street, on above day, at two o'clock, without reserve, 1 four-wheel carriage 1 railway omnibus 1 covered wagonette 2 open waggonettes 3 double buggies 1 express G gent’s saddles and bridles ■ 2 ladies’ do. 6 sets double harness S do. single do. 1 do. leading do. After which, 10 geldings and 5 mares, all broken to saddle and harness Terms very liberal. MONDAY, 11th JANUARY. MR. R. J. DUNCAN will sell, positively on this day, by public auction, at his sale room, without any reserve, A large number of books, in various departments of literature, and a quantity of useful stationery. Sale will commence at half-past 11 o’clock. TUESDAY, 12th JANUARY. TOWN DAND FOR SALE. MR. R. J. DUNCAN will sell by auction ou Tuesday, 12th January, 1875, at his sale rooms, the following valuable City Properties, namely— Town Acre, No. 713, in Wallace-street, with dwelling-house, kitchen, and outhouses, stables for four horses ; all built within past two years. Town Acre Nos. 953 and 955, in one block, with double frontages to Stokesstreet and Adelaide-road. Plans of the above acres may be seen at the office of the auctioneer. , Also, A piece of freehold land, 25ft. bin. x 66ft., in Tarauaki-street, together with that new and substantial dwellinghouse erected thereon, containing seven rooms. Water laid on, and all other conveniences. The house has only been built about two months, and is in one of the best and most accessible thoroughfares in the city. Terms liberal. SATURDAY, 9th JANUARY. iPi EOEGE THOMAS will sell by auction, E t his rooms, Dambton-quay, on Saturday, 9th January, at one o’clock, A quantity of Government stores, comprising—--10 double peaked caps 5 pairs grey serge trousers 83 serge jumpers 5 waterproof sheets 73 white flannel shirts Also, A quantity of furniture Kitchen tables, perambulators Iron bedstead and palliasses Iron cot, swinging cot and mattrass Washstands and matting Fenders and irons Bellows, looking-glass, maps Colonial sofa, chairs 1 turning lathe, complete . 1 camera, complete, &c. And various other goods. Terms cash. THURSDAY, Ifth JANUARY. IMPORTANT SALE OF FREEHOLD PROPERTIES. GEORGE THOMAS has been favored with instructions from Robert Port, Esq., to sell by auction, at his rooms, Lambtonquay, on the above date, at two o clock, the undermentioned valuable properties, 23 allotments in Majoribank-atreet, front- - ing that and Stafford-street, all . 40ft. frontage by a depth of 100 ft. for a portion, and the remainder 95ft. Also, an acre in Ridtliford and Hunterstreets, to be sold in lots to suit purchasers, and one -very valuable allotment situated in Abel Smithstreet, immediately under the residence of Archdeacon Stock. The above properties will be sold under the Land Transfer Act. Also, 800 acres of freehold, situated in the Taiti, part cleared and laid down in grass, and the balance valuable bush, fit for sleepers, or posts and rails ; together with 100 acres of leasehold property, and from 500 to 600 sheep, to be taken at a valuation. Also, 420 acres, near the proposed railway platform on the Hutt Railway. Sixty acres of this land is laid down in English grass. There is a cottage erected on it, and "a never-failing stream of water running through tlie land, with a water-fall sufficient for a mill. The auctioneer would beg to remark that these properties offer a most eligible investment to those who want to settle down and have a home of their own, and will be sold at a very moderate price, and on easy For further particulars, apply to Robert irt, Esq., or the auctioneer. GEORGE THOMAS, Lambton-quay. TUESDAY, 19th JANUARY. FOB SALE BY AUCTION, A DELIGHTFUL TOWN RESIDENCE, WITH CHOICE GARDEN (FREEHOLD). GEORGE THOMAS has been favored with instructions from E. Bellairs, Esq., to sell by auction on Tuesday (unless previously disposed of), The half of Town Section, subdivided into two allotments— Allotment No. X.—Having a frontage of 132 ft. to Bolton-street, and 112 ft. to Wesley-road, on which is erected a Dwelling-house, containing seven rooms, with hall and conservatory, quite new. The whole of the ■ ground is laid out in a flower garden, and contains the choicest flowers and shrubs. Allotment No. 2.— With a frontage of 53ft. to Wesley-road, by a depth of 132 ft., is also in a high state of cultivation, and contains apples and other choice fruit trees now in full bearing. an admirer of nature, the view from illotments will be found not to bo surin Wellington abutting, as they do,_ on Attorney-General’s property, which, s artistically laid out lawns and shrubforma an admirable foreground to one prettiest coup $ ceils one could wish to ,-ith anywhere. elaborate plan of the property can be t the office of tho Auctioneer; also, a ent of the garden by a florist. For THOMAS, Lambton-quay, Wellington. THOR SALE, PRIVATELY.— I That valuXJ able Line of Coaches running between Wellington and Forifua. Apply to \ve g SAMUEL PROSSER, Crown and Anchor.