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New Zealand Times, Volume XXX, Issue 4455, 30 June 1875, Page 4

Auctions. THIS DAY, 30tli JUKE. SAKE AT W. H. PALMER’S, Esq., WILLIS-STREET. 'jyi'R. DUNCAN will resume the above IMPORTANT SALE 01’ HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. At 12 o’clock, THIS DAY. Commencing at Lot 119, in the Catalogue. The pure-brecl.Brahmapootra fowls ; the pure Bantam Pheasants, and 2 ganders, and 4 pure French Toulouse geese will be sold at 2 o'clock sharp. At 1 o'clock, will be sold one of Broadwood and -Son’s GRAND SQUARE PIANOFORTES Without the slightest reserve. Terms :—Under £25 cash ; above that sum, by bills as may be arranged with the Auctioneer. Catalogues containing full particulars will be published and circulated, and the auctioneer confidently recommends buyer's of furniture to note that this will be one of the most important and valuable sales of furniture ever held in Wellington. All without any reserve. SATURDAY, 3rd JULY. BOOKS ? BOOKS ! ! BOOKS !! ! OUTRIGGER !!! SPRING CART!!! MR. R. J. DUNCAN will sell by public auction, at his sale rooms, Lambtonquay, on Saturday, 3rd July, at half-past one o’clock sharp— A collection of books, theological, historical, &C. Also, A large number of novels, as per catalogue Also, 1 outrigger, just built And I spring cart All without reserve. Sale at half-past one o’clock. THIS DAY, WEDNESDAY, 80th JUNE. To Builders, &c. MR. JAMES SMITH has received instructions from Mr. Alfked McLean, draper, to sell the shop (with large handsome framed windows, heavy glass) and dwellinghouse "(at present occupied as draper’s shop, &c.), in lots to suit purchasers, and without reserve. The shop and verandah, newly roofed with the best corrugated iron. A week’s notice will be given for removal of the above to make room for the new extensive buildings. Sale at half-past 12 o’clock. Terms cash. JN THE ASSIGNED ESTATE OF A. MULLINS & SON, HUTT. There will be sold by public auction on an early day the whole STOCK-IN-TRADE in their Stores at the Lower and Upper Hutt. Particulars in future advertisements. A. P. STUART, Trustee. Wellington, June 25. FRIDAY, 2nd JULY. IMPORTANT SALE OF FRUIT TREES, ORNAMENTAL PLANTS, ROSES, AZALEAS, CAMELLIAS, &C,, &c„ EX EASBY, FROM SYDNEY, MR. G. H. VENNELL will seU by public auction, at his rooms, on Friday next, the 2nd July, a first-class assortment of fruit trees, comprising— Peaches, 9 varieties Nectarines, 5 do Apples, 17 do Cherries, 3 do Apricots, 8 do Pears, 6 do Plums, 8 do Figs, mulberries, filberts, &c. &c A large variety of roses and azaleas Camellias, 28 varitiea 1 case assorted magnolias and ornamental plants &c., &c., &c. Sale at 12 o'clock noon. SATURDAY, 3rd JULY. SALE OF THE ENTIRE STOCK-IN-TRADE OF A. MULLINS AND SON, AT THE UPPER HUTT. GEORGE THOMAS has been favored with instructions from A. P. Stuabt, Esq. (Trustee to the above estate) to sell by auction on the above date— The entire stock of grocery, &0., at the Upper Hutt, without the slightest reserve.' - Sale to commence at 10 o’clock sharp. Full particulars in to-morrow’s advertisement. SATURDAY 3rd JULY. SALE OF THE FINE BRIGANTINE O R E T I. GEORGE THOMAS has received instruo' - tiona to sell by auction, at his Rooms, Lambton-quay, on SATURDAY, 3rd JULY, at 2 o’clock, The Brigantine ORETI, as she now lies in the Harbor, Her dimensions are as follows :—Length, 77ft.; breadth, 19ft. Cin.; depth of hold, 7ft.; length of hold, 51ft.; hatch, 10ft. x 7ft. 6in.; carries 100 tons dead weight at Bft. of water. Safe to sail about Harbor with a swept hold. Terms at sale.