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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXI, Issue 4775, 12 July 1876, Page 4

Auctions THIS DAY. WEDNESDAY, 12th JULY. SALE OF APPLES. OH ACCOUNT OF THE 'SHIPPER. MR G H. YENNELL has received instructions to sell hy P>*lzc his stores. Hunter-street, on Y ednesday, 1instant, at 2 o’clock— , • T ii,,ton 40 cases apples in good oidei, \ u., nbston, russets, pippins, stone, renston, French crab, &c. Salo at 2 o’clock. THURSDAY, 13th JULY. SALE OF STOCK. MR. G. H. A t ENNELL has been instructed to sell by public auction, at Messrs. Bethune and Hunter’s saleyards, Manners-street, on Thursday, the 13th July, at 1 o’cIock—•MONITOR, a purebred short-homed bull, rich roan, calved 3rd July, 1870 ; sire, President (27089) ; dam, Dairymaid (112, Canterbury Herdbook). DUKE OF TOWNELEY, a purebred short-horned bull, roan, calved 4th May, IST 4; sire, Eclipse (88, Canterbury Herdbook); dam, Heather Bell (278, Canterbury Herdbook). How on show at Bethune and Hunter s stockyards, Manners-street, where pedigrees can be seen and other particulars ascertained. Wellington, Sth July, 1876. UNRESERVED SALE OF POTATOES. EX COLONIST, FROM LYTTELTON. MR, G. H. YENNELL has received instructions to sell by public auction on the arrival of the Colonist, now due—--10 tons prime potatoes. ' PRELIMINARY NOTICE SURPLUS STORES EX CAMPERDOWN. MR. G. H. YENNELL has received instructions from the agent of the above splendid ship (having made the passage, in 81 days from London) to sell by public auction— The balance of the surplus stores, of the usual description, viz., flour, bis- . emits, preserved meat, rice, milk, 'sugar, coffee, oatmeal, peas, &c., &b., &c. Full particulars in future advertisement. IMPORTANT SALE. VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY. THE WELLINGTON CLUB. MONDAY, 24th JULY. MR. G. H. YENNELL -has been favored with instructions from the trustees and committee of the AVellington Club, to offer for sale' by public auction, at his rooms. Hunterstreet, on Monday, the 24th July Their valuable freehold property on Lambton-quay, nearly opposite the new Government offices. . The property consists of a frontage to Lamb-ton-quay (east) of 89 links, by a depth of 205 links, and on the west 91 links, upon which are erected handsome and commodious buildings, consisting of large dining-room, billiardroom to accommodate two. tables, four large sitting-rsoms, spirit-room, good cellars, IS bedrooms.,,kitchen fitted with first-class range, soullery,- and all necessary outhouses complete. ' Plans are being prepared, and will be on view at the office ol the auctioneer, who will give any further particulars. After which, By order of Mr. Solomon Levy, who is relinquishing the drapery business— Those valuable freehold premises in Lamb-ton-quay exactly opposite the Odd F ellows’ Hall, having a frontage to Lambton-quay of 40ft. by a depth of over 200 ft., with frontage to Wellington-terraoe. This is one of the most commanding sites in the city of Wellington, and from its centrality 'and great depth the auctioneer has much pleasure in introducing it to speculators and those seeking a good and unmistakeahle business stand. Sale at 2 o’clock. Terms at sale. FRIDAY, 28th JULY. IMPORTANT FURNITURE SALE. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. MB. G. H. YENNELL has received instructions from Mrs. Bowler, who has disposed of her residence, Hawkestone-street, to sell by public auction— The greater part of her valuable furniture, particulars of which will appear in future advertisements. Terms liberal, at sale. WEDNESDAY, 9th AUGUST, At 2 p.m. MR. G. H. YENNELL has received instructions from the N.Z.S.S. Company, Limited, to sell by auction on the above date' , unless previously claimed, the undermentioned , packages, viz. : 1 box photo frames—No address - Ido luggage—Joseph Landery 1 leather package—Mr. Taylor, care of —W. F. Wheeler, Dunedin. 1 package felt hats—Mr. Laughlin 1 do clothing—F. Martelli 1 do papers —No address 1 do book and instruments—G. Wilkins, M.D., care of Dr. , Otaki 1 parcel—T. McLennan, care of A Munro 1 do flannel shirts —DSrvis, Public Works Office ,/ r 1 brown paper percel—N. Anderson 1 coat—No address -1> patent iron—Mrs. J. Houghton 1 parcel -Mr. N. Jacobs ’ 1 do clothes—Mrs. Gibson ■ : I do—W. C. Kingsford 1 trunk luggage—No address ' I canvas-covered gin case—No address I box—Mrs, Church .1 do, blankets, &c. 1 trunk clothing—Saunders. ... I box women’s hats and dolls —No address , -r. i 2 small boxes 1 cask Campbell. ; 1 iudiarubber swag, containing 2 rugs— No address f i Ido dp, do 2 blankets—No address j .2 frames, containing Foresters’ emblems— Weymss- - ; : ■ 1 carpet bag—Thomas Wright 2 camp ovens ’ 1 frying pan . : , . ’ 2 breaking-down saws * ■ ' '‘2 carriage lamps . 1 jpackage sample tea in. tins n ‘[ '8 cases' boots ‘ T cane ‘spices • - .-3 caffes IoIIieWAYG.W. ; : For the’benefit of whom it may concern, and for the payment of : freight, wharfage, storage, 1 'and other expenses, - ' -'SALE OF POTATOES, Immmediately on.,arrival of the Colonist from Lyttelton, now due. EORGE THOMAS has received instrucAjjf lions to, sell by.auction,- on’PHmmer’s ‘ "tvhaff, immediately oh arrival of the Colonist from Lyttelton, now due—--350 sacks prime Derwent potatoes, in lots to suit purchasers. Terms at sale.