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New Zealand Times, Volume XXX, Issue 4377, 31 March 1875, Page 4

Auctions. THURSDAY, Ist APRIL. Sale b£ Oats, Flour, and Potatoes, ex Herald, on the Queen’s Wharf. GEORGE THOMAS will sell by auctjon on Thursday, Ist April, on the Queen’s Wharf, at 1 o’clock, 312 sacks prime oats 15 tons do flour 10 do do potatoes 50 cheeses Terras at sale. FRIDAY, 2nd APRIL. MR. E. J. DUNCAN has received instructions to sell by public auction, on Friday, 2nd April, at his salerooms, at 2 o'clock, without any reserve, ,6 cases best English made furniture, quite new, manufactured expressly for a private gentleman who has left the colony, consisting of—--2 easy chairs in Coburg cloth 2 walnut do in morocco leather 2 do do in crimson damask 1 do do in green rep 1 very handsome walnut suite, consisting of couch, 2 easy chairs, and 6 small chairs covered with crimson velvet plush 1 do in green velvet do 1 do in green rep After which, 2 cases office stationery—account books, foolscap, post, and letter paper, memo, books, envelopes, penholders, &c. SATURDAY, 3rd APRIL. FREEHOLD PROPERTY, Wellington and Hutt. HORSE, HARNESS, GIG, &c., &c. MR. J. H. WALLACE is instructed to sell on Saturday, 3rd April, at his Salerooms, Hunter-street, Wellington, at 1 o'clock p.m., ' X' That valuable freehold and cottage (recently put in thorough repair), ; upwards of an acre in garden and orchard, late in the occupation of Mr. Devine, part of section 25, adjoining Mr. Cleland’s property, Lower Hutt, near the Hutt bridge. 11. That freehold and well-built fourroomed house and outhouse, in 1 Martin-street, lately in the occu- ; ‘ pation of the late Mr. Flannagan, frontage about 33 feet to Martinstreet. ’ 111. Horse, saddle, and bridle Set of gig harness London made gig. Terms at sale. ■ Sale at 1 o’clock; THURSDAY, Bth APRIL. SAW. AND FLOUR MILLS, WAIEAEAPA. ME. GEORGE THOMAS is instructed • -by Messrs. Benjamin Smith and Co. . to offer for sale by PUBLIC AUCTION, at his , rooms, Lambton-quay, on Thursday, the Bth of , April, at 2 o'clock, that magnificent property in the Wairaxapa district, known as the BELVEDERE SAW AND FLOUR MILLS. This valuable estate is situate at the Tara- . tahi, Wairarapa, a few miles from Greytown, and about sixty miles from Wellington. The proposed line of railway is laid off within about fifteen chains of the Mills, and it is anticipated that a station will be placed in close proximity. At present there is a good metalled road up to the Mills. -The Freehold consists of 1160 acres of splendid Totara bush, with a fair .sprinkling of pines ;-it is allowed by competent judges to be THE FINEST TOTARA BUSH In the Wairarapa. The land, when cleared, is admirably adapted for agricultural purposes. The Saw-mill is one of the most complete in the province, worked by engines combining 40-horse power." The Flour-mill is worked by waterpower, and is furnished with machinery of the most approved description. Both Mills are infull working order. The buildings on the land, in addition to the mill houses, comprise blacksmith’s shop, two comfortable dwelling-houses, six cottages, for workmen, five-stalled stable, &c., &c. Further particulars will be furnished on application at the offices of B. Smith and Co., or the Auctioneer, Lambtqn-quay, Wellington. Title : Crown grant; and early possession can be given. TO EE SOLD, BY PUBLIC AUCTION, (If not previously disposed of by private contract), ON THE 15th APE IL, 1875, At half-past two o’clock, at the Tauherenikau Hotel, THE WAIRARAPA BOILING-DOWN WORKS and PREMISES, situated in the Featherston Township, and within a short distance of the Tauherenikau bridge. The property comprises 34 - Acres of - Land, more or less. Boiling-down Plant, Store and Tallow Shed, Cottage, and Smoke House. The above property is excellently situated, having a never-failing stream of water running through it, and is admirably adapted for the following industries, viz. : Boiling-down stock; soap and candle works, felhnongering and tannery. The property has a frontage to Cundy’s road, leading from the main line of road from Featherston to Greytown, and to aide road from Cundy’s road to the Tauherenikau Liver. The whole fenced in. For further particulars apply to JOHN TULLY, Esq., Managing Director, Greytown. w CoachesAIK ARAB A COACHES. Passengers are requested for the future, in every instance, to pay their fares to the coachdrivers before their arrival at their destination ; and all parcels must be prepaid, the undersigned having found by experience that, without these regulations are strictly adhered to, his business cannot be efficiently conducted. W, B. HASTWELL, Proprietor. NOTICE. —On and after the 20th of January a COACH will leave the Rising Sun Hotel, Greytown, every morning at 3 o’clock, to meet a Coach at the Paknratahi, to catch first train at Hutt for Wellington, returning same day, immediately after arrival of last train from Wellington. ' W. R, HASTWELL. Proprietor. N o T n E. W. E. Hastwell wishes to inform the public that on and after MONDAY, the 2nd of November, his COACH will LEAVE Mr. T. WAGG’S, PAKURATAHI, so as to Catch the FIRST TRAIN for WELLINGTON in the Morning, and will also convey Passengers and Luggage by tho LAST TRAIN in the Evening to the PAKURATAHI. A BUS leaves tho Victoria Hotel every X3L Sunday at 1.45 p.m., convoying passengers to tho station in time to catch tho afternoo train, and will also bo in attendance on the arrival of the last train. W. R. HASTWELL, Proprietor.