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New Zealand Times, Volume XXX, Issue 4360, 11 March 1875, Page 4

AuctionsWEDNESDAY, 17 th MARCH. BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEES. MR. J. H. WALLACE is instructed to sell by public auction, at his Land Mart, Hunter-street, at 2 o’clock, pm., on Wednesday, 17 th March. . c All that leasehold property, being part or Section No, on the plan of the city of Wellington, and containing by admeasurement 12 perches more or less, bounded towards the north SO links by Ingestre-street, towards the east 150 links by other part of same section, towards the south 50 links by other part of same section, and towards the west links by other part of same section ; together with a new and substantial house, containing nine rooms, erected thereon. The lease is for a term of ninety-nine (99) years from the 31st December, 1873, and the rent made payable thereby is XlO per annum. Conditions of sale, and a plan of the land, may be inspected at the office of the auctioneer. Hunter-street, and at the office of W. S. Moorhouse, Solicitor, Wellington. ‘ TUESDAY, 30th MARCH. SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. MR. J. H. WALLACE is favored until instructions from C. D. Barraud, Esq. (who will shortly leave on a visit to England), to sell without reserve by public auction, at his residence, Wellington Terrace, on Tuesday, 30th March, 1876, commencing at 11 o’clock a.m., household furniture and effects, comprising— Drawing-room, dining, sitting, bedroom, and kitchen furniture, glasses, carpets, a valuable new piano, by Broadwood, several works of art, statuettes, and a number of ornamental and useful articles, full particulars of which will appear in catalogues. Sale at 11 o’clock a.m. SATURDAY, 13th MARCH. IMPORTANT SALE OF MERCHANDISE. TO CLOSE CONSIGNMENTS. GEORGE THOMAS will sell by auction at his rooms, Larabton-quay, on Saturday, 13th March, at 1 o’clock, 150 bags oats (prime sample) 30 half-chests tea 40 boxes do 30 cases Jeffrey’s ale, quarts 25 do Guinness’s stout, quarts 10 do do do, pints 2 tons household soap 2 do two-crown soap 30 boxes candles 50 bags chicken wheat 85 do milling wheat 5 tons fine and coarse salt 5 cases DSF mustard 30 do kerosene And various other goods. Terms liberal—declared at sale. TUESDAY, 16th MARCH. IMPORTANT SALE OF FURNITURE. GEORGE THOMAS has been favored • with instruction:-! from T. H. Smith, Esq., who is leaving the province, to sell by auction, on Tuesday, 16 th March, at his residence, Hill-street, his entire Household Furniture, consisting of— Dining-room and drawing-room furniture, bedroom furniture, consisting of bedsteads, bedding, washstands, toilet tables, and sets of china, kitchen utensils, &c.; in fact, the whole of a gentleman’s household furniture. ** Without the slightest reserve. Sale to commence at 12 o’clock. A catalogue of the whole will appear in the papers, two days prior to the sale, when the furniture will be .on view. For further particulars, apply to the Auctioneer, at his office, Lambton-quay. ON THURSDAY, 18th MARCH, AND FOLLOWING DAYS, At 12 o’clock each day, AT ' AWA MO A, O AMARU. IMPORTANT SALE OF PURE-BRED STOCK. WEIGHT, STEPHENSON, AND CO. are instructed by the Hon. Mathew Holmes, to offer for sale by auction, as above, all the stud and other stock on his Awa Moa Estate, comprising—--70 head horses, mostly.heavy draught mares, of the pure Clydesdale breed, and their progeny, by Eglinton. Lofty, Duke of Buccleuch, &c., and a few very handsome 2,3, and 4-year-olds, by Croydon and Skylark, suitable for saddle or harness. Among these will be found some well-matched pairs. 90 head short-horn cows and heifers, of the Jessamine, April Flower, Farewell, Christmas Rose, Buttercup, and other first-class tribes, and including the cows which took the first prizes and Government prize for the best of the species, at Prince Alfred’s Show, Melbourne ; in the bulls used in the herd being Royal Butterfly the 2gth, Young Knight, Father Christmas, Don Carlos, and Prince Kellerby, a pure’ Booth Bull, of the famous Mantilini tribe, , imported from England. 6 very promising yearling bulls, the pick of all last season’s calves, by Father Christmas, and a few younger by Don Carlos. ■lO head good ordinary cows, bred by Mrs. Deans, Eiccarton, Canterbury. 300 pure Lincoln ewes and lambs 200 do Leicester do do 40 do Lincoln rams, 2-tooth 30 do Leicester do, 2-tooth Also, the stud rams, which have taken so ■ many, first prizes at .the Oamanr Show These sheep have been very carefully bred, and will be found of superior quality. Last year they compared favorably' with English imported. sheep at the Christchurch Ram Fair, the lowest price being 25, and the highest 85 guineas, for 2-tooths. . ,15 young pigs of the black Berleshirc breed , , 4 double-furrow ploughs ~ , 3, swing ploughs 2 reaping machines ; 1 large iron roller ■ 1 Crossbill's clod-crusher ; 2 ? wooden rollers; and other farming imple- . ments. This sale will offer an unrivalled opportunity to breeders and others, ns the stock have only been grass-fed, and,are in store condition, thus giving purchasers an opportunity of seeing all their bad points, 'if thoy have any. Such a large-lot of pure stock, collected with l much care and at great expense, it may safely'bo affirmed has never been submitted for sale in ; Now Zealand before. Catalogues and further information may be obtained on application to , ROBERT WILKIN, Esq., ' ■ 1 Christchurch; Messrs. BETHUNE & HUNTER, 1 - • .... Wellington; Messrs. KINROSS & CO., . , . „ . ■ .... vNapier; . Or,. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & G 0.,. 1 Dunedin. ;