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New Zealand Times, Volume XXX, Issue 4586, 1 December 1875, Page 4

Auctions. THIS DAY. WEDNESDAY, Ist DECEMBER. PIANOS ! PIANOS ! ! PIANOS !!! AND HARMONIUMS !! ! MR. JAMES SMITH has been favored with instructions to sell by auction, without reserve, at the City Mart, on Wednesday, Ist December, at 2 o’clock — 3 splendid highly toned pianos, just landed in fine order, ex Howrah, from London. These magnificent instruments, about the best ever offered to public competition in Wellington, were most carefully selected by the importer in London, from the elegant showrooms of the world-renowned and fashionable manufacturer, H. Justin Browne, Esq., Eustonsquare. Also, A new handsome harmonium, iu walnut, seven stops The pianos and harmoniums will be on view next Monday. After which, 20 “Dolly Varden” home shuttle lockstitchsewing machines, on handsome base. The best, cheapest, most effective, and reliable sewing machine imported is the “ Dolly Varden.” It will bem, fell, bind, braid, tuck, quilt, and do all the work of the household. It is invaluable to families, costume makers, underclothing manufacturers, &c., &c. This excellent machine commands the most ready sale in this colony. Terms liberal. City Auction Mart, 26th November. THIS DAY. WEDNESDAY, Ist DECEMBER. IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE SALE OF I PIANOFORTES. MR. JAMES SMITH has received instructions to sell by auction on the .above date, without reserve, at the auction mart, at 5 o’clock—--1 grand piano 1 colonial made do 2 superior pianos 1 harmonium 10 pairs handsome Chinese vases, various sizes, with stands 4 Chinese couches Household furniture and carpets, &c. 10 bolts hessian (new) 2 cases Belgian glass, 40 x 30, 16oz. 2 do do do, 42 x 30, do 1 do do do, 40 x 24, do ■2 do Chance’s do, 60 x 30, 200 ft., 21oz. 1 do do do, 54 x 36, do, do 1 do do do, 42 x 30, do, do - 1 do do do, 50 x 24, do, 16oz. 1 do do do, 50 x 20, do, do 1 do do do, 42 x 24, do, do 11 kegs wire nails. If, IJ, 24, and 31 in. With sundry other goods. Terms liberal. City Auction Mart, November 29. THURSDAY, 2nd DECEMBER CLEARING SALE. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTSMR. JAMES SMITH has been instructed by a lady, who is leaving the city, to sell by public auction, without reserve, on Thursday, 2nd December, at the beuse opposite Jeffrey’s, Thorndon Market, Molesworthstreet— The whole of the furniture, almost new, comprising cheffonier, chest drawers, dining table, ottoman, sofa, chairs, 8-day clock, iron bedsteads, mattrai'ses, palliasses, pillows, blankets, dressing tables, washstands, toilet sets, looking glasses, carpets, matting, towel horses, footbath, fender and fireirons, engravings, 'window curtains, platedware, glassware, crockery, kitchen utensils, &c., &c. Terms cash. _ . Side at 2 o’clock sharp. City Auction Mart, Nov. 30. SATURDAY, 4th DECEMBER. TRAP AND CAB HORSES. ONE VERY HANDSOME PAIR CARRIAGE ROANS, LIGHT & HEAVY DRAUGHT. MR R. J, DUNCAN is instructed to sell by auction, on Saturday, December 4, at Messrs, Bethune and Hunter’s stockyards, Mamiers-strect About 22 very good horses from Wanganui and Patea. The above are really good, and can be confidently recommended to all persons requiring useful and staunch horses. At same time— An American buggy A waggonette Carts, &c., &c. MONDAY, 6th DECEMBER. TRADE SALE. MR. R. J. DUNCAN will sell by public auction at his saleroom, on above date, at ■ 11 o’clock, on MONDAY, 6th DECEMBER— • Wines, beer, spirits, groceries, and sundries. As per particulars in to-morrow’s paper. Terms—At 4 months over £SO. No reserve. Sale at 11 o’clock sharp. SALE OF 800 SACKS OATS EX ORETI, ■ ■ • AND . 200 SACKS MAIZE. GEORGE THOMAS has received instructions to sell by auction, on the Queen’s wharf, immediately. after arrival of the schooner Oreti—• 300 SACKS PRIME PEED OATS. , Also, 200 SACKS PRIME MAIZE. Terms liberal. THURSDAY, 16th DECEMBER. E STATE OF W. PROUDFOOT, DECEASED. GEORGE THOMAS has been favored with instructions from the Public Trustee, Jonas Woodward, Esq., to sell by public auction on bebalf of the heir-at-law of the above estate, at his auction rooms. Lamb-ton-quay, in the City of Wellington, on Thursday, December 16,1875, the following valuable lands on the Taratahi Plains, Wairarapa— Lot I.—All that piece or parcel of land containing one hundred acres or thereabouts, being section numbered 12, on the plan of the small farm reserve, Taratahi Plain. Lot 2.—A1l that piece or parcel of land containing fifty acres or thereabouts, being half of section numbered 3, on the plan of the aforesaid small farm reserve. Lot 3. —All that piece or parcel of land containing ten acres or thereabouts, being part of section numbered 116, on the plan of the aforesaid small farm reserve. Further particulars can be obtained at the office of the auctioneer, where a plan of the land can be seen, and also a copy of the Power of Attorney under which the land is to be sold. Sale at 2 o’clock* Terms liberal, declared at sale.