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New Zealand Times, Volume XXX, Issue 4513, 7 September 1875, Page 4

Auctions. THIS DAY. TUESDAY, 7th SEPTEMBER ATJCTION SALE TOCLOSB CONSIGNMENTS. THE undersigned will offer for sale by . public auction on Tuesday, 7th September, at store, Kebbell's Mills—--500 bags bran 19 do malting barley 7 boxes thumb blue, each 251bs 4 do Windsor do, each 251bs 4 cases bacon and hams 5 bags pearl barley 50 do barley meal 150 boxe3 candles 100 casks cement, ex William Fruing 3 do white clover 1 do red do - 1 do trefoil do 20 do currants 30 boxes do 750 sacks flour 350 bags do, lOOlbs 250 do do, 501bs [Brands —Anderson and Mowatt, Ruddenclau, !h" ._ r _■„ .^Tlimi-oll'Bl 350 sacks flour, Dunn s AdeL 1 bale hop 3, Nelson 5 cases J. and T. Morton's red herrings . 20 do potted meats 40 brls rose-head nails, lin to 2^in 6 cases Cross and Blackwell's salad oil, pints 9 do do do, J pints 500 bags oats 3 bales printing paper, double crown 1 do do do do, dtmy 2,3, 4in planks, ash 100 bags rice, each 561bs SUGAR. 100 gunnies Yarraville crystals, I.C. 40 do do white 40doC. SOAP : 40 boxes, each J cwt, 2 crown 19 do do do, blue mottled 30 do do do, Excelsior 20 kegs sulphur copper SPIRITS. 20 casks Jeffrey's ale 4 qr-casks Martell's pale brandy 3 do do do dark do 63 cases do do 5 qr-casks Vine Growers' pale do - Ibid do do 30 cases do do 5. do, each 48 flasks, do do 50.d0 Pomerall claret 50 do St. Julian do 25doSt.Medoc 36 do Seehback & Co.'s dry champagne, quarts 10 do do do, pints 30 do Tom and Cameron's ginger wine 100 do J. H. Henke's geneva, each 2 gallons 30 do do do, each 4 gallons 7 qr-casks Red Star West Indian ratted : rum, 34 o.p. 9 do do, 14 o.p. 10 do do Tom and Cameron's whisky 7 cases Dnnedin do 50 do Dong John do 30 do fine Scotch do 30 do Rob Roy do 40 qr-casks sherry, Yglesia and Son 8 do do, Cousins' 4 diamond 10 do Spanish Red 20 cases port wine " 20 do sherry do TEA. 12 half-chests tea, Rachal, each 401bs 25 do do, St. Bry cedale, each 401bs 35 do do, Legislator 48 boxes new season's, each 61bs, ex Pards 5 bids sheepwash tobacco Wire VEHICLES—CARRIAGES & BUGGIES. 2 carryalls, covered, and 1 pole and shaft 2 buggies, no top 1 do do, pole and Bhaft 1 fine American top, do do 1 waggon, 2 seated Sale at 12 o'clock. Lunch at 1 o'clock. JAMES O'SHEA. JAMES SMITH, Auctioneer. 27th August. *: ■■- THURSDAY, 9th SEPTEMBER. IN CONSEQTTENCE OF GOODS NOT BEING LANDED. IMPORTANT PTTBLIC SALE OP SDRPLDS STORES, EX CUPPER SHD? RODNEY, PROM LONDON. B. G. H. VENNELL has received . instructions from Messrs. W. and G. Turnbull and Co., agents of the clipper ship Uodney, to Bell by public auction, on the Queen's Wharf, on Monday next, the 6th inst., the whole of the Surplus Stores, consisting of — Flour, oatmeal, preserved potatoes, limejuice, biscuits, split pea 3, currants, sugar, raisins, carrots, onions, pepper, soap, mustard, coffee. j Auctioneer's Note.—The fine clipper ship Rodney, having made one of the fastest passages on record, the store 3 will be found in the finest condition, and in good order. After which, 100 barrels Portland cement—J. B. White Brothers. j Sale at 2 o'clock. THURSDAY, 9th SEPTEMBER. MR. R. J. DI'NCAN will sell, on above date, at 2 o'clock, by order of Mr. M. W. Jackson, who U relinquishing this portion of his business, -t t ' u " ** —' — A — T *'""-"■ Stables, Manners street—--1 handsom.- barouche, with or without horses and harness complete 1 drag and harness, to carry 10 passengers 1 gig . 1 omnibus 2 spring carts 1 dray, with harness, saddles, and bridles Also, Several first-class harness hor3es, warranted according to description. TUESDAY, 14th SEPTEMBER, UTR. R. J. DUNCAN ha 3 received injJlL struetions from Mr. Lorenz Reisterer to sell by public auction on above date, at his sale room, at 2 o'clock — The residue of the lease (being about 19 years to run) of that valuable piece of land, being part of Town Section No. 540, corner of Thorn-don-quay and corner of Sydneystreet, having a frontage to these streets of about 100 ft., by a depth from Sydney-streets of 84ft., more or less, and an average depth fror~ Thorndon-quay of ft. ; together with the Restaurant, at present occupied by Mr. Reisterer, in Sydney-street, and the dwellinghouse of 4-rooms enThorndon-quay, the ground rent of same being j£3s per annum. Also, The unexpired lease of about 19 years of 3 excellent building allot] each with frontage to Mul street, of 26£ft. by a depth of 52, 53, and 55ft. each ; and in r«i''«tion one piece or parcel of 26|ft. frontage to Mulgrave-Btreet, having,' a depth of 57ft. on one side. Full particulars of the whole of which may be obtained, and the plan seen, at the office of the auctioneer. Terms liberal.