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New Zealand Times, Volume XXX, Issue 4595, 11 December 1875, Page 4

Auctions. THIS DAY. SATURDAY, 11th DECEMBER. POTATOES. POTATOES. POTATOES. MR, JAMES SMITH is instructed to sell at his auction mart on Saturday, 11th inst.— 140 bags, 10 tons, prime Motueka potatoes, just landed ex s.s. Taranaki, in fine condition. City Auction Mart, 6th December. THIS DAY. SATURDAY, 11th DECEMBER. REGULAR WEEKLY SALE. Mr. JAMES SMITH has been instructed to sell by public auction, at his mart, without reserve, on Saturday, 11th inst. Household furniture and effects, drapery (in great variety), men’s and youths’ clothing, scarlet and white blankets, ladies’ and boys’ hats, shirts, carpets, stair carpet, oil cloth, hearth rugs, work boxes, white and scarlet flannels, silks; men’s, women’s, and children’s boots and shoes, with a variety of other goods. Terms cash. Sale at‘2 o’clock sharp. City Auction Mart, 9th December. POSTPONED IN CONSEQUENCE UP THE HUTT RACES From Monday, 13th December, TO WEDNESDAY, 15th DECEMBER. PRELIMINARY' NOTICE. MR. JAMES SMITH will hold an extensive and varied sale of general merchandise at his mart, principally without reserve, to close consignments. Particulars will he duly advertised. Terms liberal. City Auction Mart, 6th December. TUESDAY, 21st DECEMBER. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. MONSTER CLEARING SALE OF WINES, SPIRITS, AND BEERS. MR. JAMES SMITH has been favored with instructions to hold one of the most extensive clearing and unreserved auction sales ever offered in Wellington, at his City Mart, on Tuesday, 21st December, of— Brandies, rum, whisky, geneva, port and sherry (in qr.-casks, hhds., and cases) ; "also, champagne, hook, claret, port and sherry, Spanish, . Australian, and ginger wines (iu one and three dozen cases), bottled ale and porter, and tobacco. The above goods to be absolutely sold to close consignments ; are of very choice quality and noted brands. Full particulars will be duly announced by advertisements and catalogues, and samples on view. Terms, as usual, liberal City Auction Mart, 9th December. TUESDAY, 14th DECEMBER. RESUMPTION OF TRADE SALE, li ,|"R. E. J. DUNCAN begs to notify that i>X he will resume his extensive unreserved trade sale on Tuesday, 14th inst., at his saleroom, at 2 o’clock precisely, when he will sell— Wines, beer, spirits, cigars Tea, flour, and general groceries, particulars of which will be duly published No reserve, and hills over £SO four months. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. MR. E. J. DUNCAN is instructed by Messrs. Samuel, Ladd, and Co., to sell by auction on au early date, ex Howrah, from London—--31 bales woolpacks, 50. in each, 1041 b, full weight guaranteed, all hand sewn, very superior. SCHOONER JULIUS YOGEL^ ME. E. J. DUNCAN has been favored with instructions from Messrs. Brogden and Sons, to sell by public auction, soon after her arrived from Port Chalmers— The splendid schooner Julius V ogc-l, 56 33-100 tons register. This handy vessel sails fast, and has good carrying capacity, say about 45,000 ft. of timber, or about 95 tons of dead weight on 6ft. 3in. She has also accommodation for sixteen cabin passengers ; was built of the very best materials in Auckland by Sims.and Brown in 1873. Due notice of the date of sale will be given. FRIDAY, 17th DECEMBER. EXTENSIVE LAND SALE. Postponed from the 9th December to Friday, 17th December. ME. J. H. WALLACE, Estate _ Auctioneer, will sell by auction, at Li- saleroom, Hunter-street, Wellington, at- 2 o'clock p.m., the following valuable town and country properties, viz.: — CITY OF WELLINGTON. 37 feet to W’Uis-street by 165 feet—part of acre 117 Town acre 721, Tasman-street Building allotments, Adelaide-road and Tasman-street. TOWNSHIP OF FEATHERSTON. 20 building allotments, Wallace, Woodward, and Brandon streets. TOWNSHIP OF PALMERSTON. 40 building allotments, Lombard-street, subdivision 303 40 building allotments, Main-street and David-street —subdivisions of 323, 324, 337, 338 10 building allotments, subdivisions of 330 PALMERSTON. 80 acres, sections 368 and 369 Lot 61 of section 417, Scandinavian settlement 19a. 3r. 20p. 100 acres, No. 550, improved, with house; on deferred payments A three-roomed cottage and quarter-acre, 301, Palmerston North A two-roomed cottage and land adjoining, about three chains from proposed Foresters’ Hall. TOWNSHIP OF FOXTON. 7 sections, Nos. 542, 543, 544, 545, 577, 579, and 580. waipoua blockTwairarafa DISTRICT. 1000 acres, a valuable selection of . agricultural bush land, about four miles from the proposed Masterton Railway. WAIPOUA BLOCK, WAIEARAPA. 400 acres, a valuable selection of agricultural, well-timbered land, near Masterton. WADE’S TOWN, valuable building land. VNSHIPOE FOXTON. * (quarter acre each) 565 and oG6, vithin ten chains of railway station, enced; to be sold in one lot. ' and 9, each quarter acre, part of ection 233, on Motoa-road ; to be old in one lot. further particulars at the office neer. Hunter-street, Wellington.