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New Zealand Times, Volume XXX, Issue 4534, 1 October 1875, Page 4

Auctions. SATURDAY, 2nd OCTOBER. SALE OF THE YACHT GARIBALDI. GEORGE THOMAS has received instructions from the owner to sell by auction at the Waterman’s Stairs, on Saturday, 2nd October, at 2 o'clock— The yacht Garibaldi, with gear, &c., complete; length, 2-lit.; beam, Bft,; with mainsail, gaff-topsail, squaresail, staysail, and jib ; anchor and moorings ; rowlocks and oars ; £o worth of pig iron ballast, &c., &c. The above is a chance which seldom occurs, the Garibaldi being one of the finest yachts turned out in Wellington. Terms at sale. POSTPONEMENT OF SALE FROM Ist OCTOBER TO Sth OCTOBER. Genuine unreserved clearing SALE, by Mr. J. H. Wallace, is postponed till Friday, Sth October, at 2 o’clock. Full particulars in future advertisement. THURSDAY, 7th OCTOBER. SALE OF WORKS OF ART OIL PAINTINGS, OLEOGRAPHS, BRONZE ORNAMENTS, VASES, CHINESE LACQUERED WARE, ETC. jyjß. J. H. WALLACE is instructed by the importers to sell by public auction, at his saleroom, Hunter-street, on Thursday, October 7, at 2 o’clock, p.m, ex Rodney, from London—--6 cases, containing a choice selection of oleographs, oil paintings, chromolithographs, colored prints and photographs, bronze ornaments, Chinese ware, vases, clocks, and a variety of fancy goods. Full particulars in catalogues. Sale at 2 o’clock. Now on view, Commercial Salerooms, Hunterstreet. PUBLIC AUCTION. THE ESTATE OF A. MULLINS & SON. THE sale by public auction of the properties belonging to the estate of A. Mullins and Son is postponed till further notice. Full particulars will be duly advertised by order o£ A. P. Stuart, Esq., trustee. J. H. WALLACE, Auctioneer. Wellington, September 24, 1875. TUESDAY, 12th OCTOBER. IMPORTANT LAND SALE. WAIROA DISTRICT, HAWKE'S BAY. BY AUCTION, AT NAPIER. I/T R. MILLER is instructed bv R. D. Vi. M _ . Maney, Esq., to offer for positive sale, j auction, at his offices, Browning-street, apier, on Tuesday, 12th October, at 2 p.m., te under-noted valuable estates at Wairoa, z., in farms of 150 acres or thereby, and upards.— THE TE KAPU ESTATE, Containing 4800 ACRES OR THEREBY. It is situated about four-and-a-half miles from the port or township of Clyde, Wairoa. From Te Kapu, or Frasertown, the estate follows, and is bounded on the west by, the Wairoa River for about five miles, lying immediately opposite the Pakowhai Estate ; from the delta of Frasertown it is bounded on the north-east by the Kaukauroa or Scamperdown Creek. The character of the country is very rich soil on generally limestone hills, or clay subsoil on pappa rock, and small clumps of serviceable bush ; on the Wairoa River especially, all the way up to the township of Mnmmnni, there are very rich bends, —-flats of some hundreds of acres in extent, fit for agricultural purposes at once. The very small portion already cultivated gave eighty bushels of excellent wheat per acre. The hills take surface sowing well. This property is now carrying over 4000 sheep. The sections originally sun’eyed by Government were forty acres and upward, but these lots will be sold without stock in convenient farms ef 150 acres and upward. Part of the purchase money can remain on mortgage at 7 per cent.

Immediately after the sale of Te Kapu, the underacted shall be sold in one block, with or without 10,000 sheep, or thereby, in wool— THE PAKOWHAI ESTATE. FREEHOLD ESTATE AND STOCK FOE SALE IN THE PROVINCE OF HAWKE'S BAY. 5275 acres freehold, and 562 acres leasehold, rich agricultural and pastoral land, situated on the Wairoa Kiver, 4 miles from the township of Clyde. This estate being of a triangular form, is nearly naturally fenced, being bounded on two sides by two large rivers, viz., the Wairoa and the Waiau. It has the advantage of being the frontage and the key to a considerable block of land, about 25,000 acres, hold by the Crown, which could be either bought or leased. The Napier steamers ply up the Wairoa Eiver to within half a mile of the woolshed. Ample supply of timber for station purposes on the freehold. The country is highly improvable, and surface-sown grasses grow luxuriantly; by expenditure in this direction the estate would carry 5 to 6 sheep to the acre. A considerable part of the purchase money can remain on mortgage at current rates. The above presents an unequalled opportunity for investment to the farmer or capitalist. The instructions to sell are peremptory, as the owner’s principal properties at the other side of the province require his undivided attention. For further particulars apply to the auctioneer, M. E. MILLER, Stock and Station Agent, Napier. Art Unions jgARRAUD’S ART UNION, 1875 50 PRIZES. 140 SUBSCRIBERS, at 21s. Ist prize, oil painting—English scene near Whitby in Yorkshire 2nd do do —Beck near Whitby 3rd do do —Rembrandt's Wife 4th do oleograph—View on Upper !Delaware sth do oil painting—Ecclesbourne Port 6th do do —Old Bridge Woolbediug The remainder consist of statuettes, oilpaintings, water colors, ehromo lithographs, &c., now on view at BAERAUD’S SHOW ROOM. The drawing will take place as soon as the list is filled. MR. LUDWIG’S Art Union is unavoidably Postponed until the Ist October