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New Zealand Times, Volume XXX, Issue 4378, 1 April 1875, Page 4

Auctions. THIS DAY, THURSDAY, Ist APRIL. MR. R. J. DUNCAN has received instructions to sell by public auction, at Ms rooms, on Thursday, Ist April, at 11 o’clock a.m., About 60 cases ot fruit, consisting of pears, apples, grapes, and melons Immediately after which — 60 boxes tea, No. 1, ex Lunan 20 do do, No. 2, do do 20 do do, No. 3, do do 35 congou, ex Slay 7 boxes flat tobacco, 10’s FRIDAY, 2nd APRIL. MR. R. 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 iu 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 wliich, 2 cases office stationery—account books, foolscap, post, and letter paper, memo, books, envelopes, penholders, &c. FRIDAY, 2nd APRIL. MR. R. J. DUNCAN has received instructions to sell by public auction at his rooms, on Friday, 2nd April, at 2 o'clock, after sale of furniture and stationery—--1 case brown "Windsor soap 5 do anchovy sauce 5 do preserved oysters 1 do perfumery Electro-plated forks, spoons, &c Clothing, tweeds, and a variety of other goods Also—--2 Norwegian baking apparatuses, used without fire 1 bale wove paper, 36 x 43 Printing ink . 1 case De La Rues playing cards Whist markers, card boxes, &c., &c. Immediately after the above will be sold wearing apparel and personal effects of a gentleman who is leaving the colony, consisting of— Coats, trousers and vests, shirts, boots, books, and a miscellaneous lot of articles too numerous to particularise. FRIDAY, 2nd APRIL. MR. K. J. DUNCAN has received instructions to sell by public auction, at his rooms, on Friday, 2nd April— One of Broadwood’s best grand pianofortes FRIDAY, 2nd APRIL, UNRESERVED SALE OF BASS’S ALE. For the benefit of all parties concerned. MB. G. H. VENNELL has received instructions to sell by public auction, at his rooms, on Friday next, at 2 o’clock, ex Dallam Tower, from London — SO cases Bass's bottled ale, quarts, each 4 dozen 20 do do do do, pints, each 6 dozen Bottled by Robert Porter and Co., and without exception the finest bottled Bass’s ale imported. After which—--10 cases Tennant's pints ale 10 do Bass’s do do, bottled by Foster 10 do Blood’s stout 20 casks Jeffrey's ale 20 cases claret 20 do lime juice 50 do ginger wine &c., &c., &c. Sale at 2 o’clock. SATURDAY, 3rd APRIL. FREEHOLD PROPERTY, Wellington and Hutt. HORSE, HARNESS, GIG, &c., &o. MR. J. H. WALLACE is instructed to sell on Saturday, 3rd April, at his Salerooms, Hunter-street, Wellington, at 1 o’clock p.m., 1 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, iu Martin-street, lately in the occupation of the late Mr. Flaunagan, 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, WAIRARAPA. MR. 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 iu the Wairarapa district, known as the BELVEDERE SAW AND FLOUR MILLS. This valuable estate .is situate at the TarataM, Wairarapa, a few miles from Grey town, 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 iu 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 bo 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 water--power, and is furnished with machinery of the most approved description. Both Mills are in full working order. The buildings on the land, in addition to. the .mill houses, comprise blacksmith’s shop, two aomfortablo- 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, Lambton-quay, Wellington. Title : Crown grant; and early possession can be given. , ~ . ' (JIOWNSHIR OF KILBIRNIE. , TITLE under the Land Transfer Act can ‘be given to'purchasers. J. 11, WALLACES •; j t , -s •.Estate Agent. .