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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXI, Issue 4840, 26 September 1876, Page 4

MONDAY, 9th OCTOBER. PUBLIC SALE OF LAND AT THE HUTT. IMPORTANT NOTICE. To Gentlemen engaged in Mercantile Pursuits, Tradesmen, Mechanics, and Others, in want OF CHOICE BUILDING SITES In one of the most healthy Suburbs of Wellington, within four minutes' walk of the Lower Hutt Railway Station and Valentine's Hotel. MESSRS. BETHUNE & HUNTER have the pleasure to announce that they have i™„ instructed to sell by public auction at looms, Customhouse-quay, on Monday, 9th October, at 2 o'clock, the Township of ALICETOWN, consisting of about 195 of the choicest and most convenient building allotx 3 that have ever before been offered to the c of Wellington. The terms upon which the Sections will be sold are most liberal, as the proprietors have lined to sell without reserve. Intending purchasers are therefore recommended not to lose an opportunity of securing desirable and healthy building sites, free from all City Rates and Taxes. The Auctioneers feel it unnecessary to remind the public of the rapidly increasing value of Building Allotments near the Railway station at the Lower Hutt, where the Government, workshops are in course of erection and fast approaching completion, where some hundreds of mechanics will be employed. It must therefore be evident that as an investment the property to be offered is well worthy of attention. It is understood that the Golent intend to put on early and late trains as settlement »i the Hutt increases, which must tend to more than double and treble the values of such sites. The land situated in the township ft held under the Land Transfer Act, and the terms upon which it will be sold are—one-third of the purchase money in cash, the balance by bills in three equal sums drawn at 6, 12, and 1Q iionths respectively, bearing interest at l per cent, per annum, with the right reserved for any purchasers desiring to complete their title to retire bills under full rebate at any time during their currency. The sale plan is now on view at the auctioneer's office, where it can be inspected. Lithographic plans can also be procured, and any further information regarding the township obtained. Mr. N. Valentine, of the Lower Hutt, will furnish plans and particulars to any visitors on any day before the sale ; and there can be little doubt that Alicetown will before long become one of the fashionable suburbs near Wellington, as Richmond is to London and St. Kilda to Melbourne.

ON SALE. O"0W on show at Messrs. Bethune and _tl Hunter's yards, Manners-street. Pure Short-horn Bull LORD BRILLIANT 2nd; branded No. 1 on horns; (34496), red, calved 29th August, 1873. By 2nd Wharfdale Oxford, (30298). Dam (Brilliant Bose) by (1) General Napier (240! g (1 (Brilliant) by (2) May Duke (13320) gr g d (Blanche 3rd) by Antinous (12401) gr g d (Blanche) by Diamond (5915) gr gr g d (Blanche 2nd) by Norfolk (2377) r gr gr gr g d (Blanche) by (Belvidere) (1700) r gr gr gr gr g d (Lupin) by Belvidere (1700) gr gr gr gr gr gr g d (Tulip) by Lancaster (36C V gr gr gr gr gr gr gr g d (Kuby) by Petrarch (4 gr gr gr gr gr gr gr gr g d (Miss Hutchinson) by Major • (397) grgrgrgrgrgrgrgrgrgd (Mr. Hutchinson's Stranger) by Chapman's Son of Punch (122) gr gr gr gr gr gr gr gr gr gr g A (Old Roany) by Dickson's Grandson of Punch (213) gr gr gr gr gr gr gr gr gr gr gr g d (Eoan Heifer) by Checks (132) grgrgrgrgrgrgrgrgrgrgrgrgd (Rod Sail) by E Grimston's Bull (282) by J. Coates' Bull (148) Second Wharfdale Oxford (30298) bred by the Right Honorable Lord Penrhyn, of Penrhyn Castle, by (3) 3rd Duke of Wharfdale (21619). l (3rd Belle of Oxford) by (4) Marmaduke (14597 I g d (2nd Belle of Oxford) by Duke of Glo'ster,(ll3S2) I gr g d (Oxford 17th) by Lamartine (11602) ■ g d (Oxford 10th) by 3rd Duko of York (10160) : gr g d by (5) Duke of Northumberland (1940) • gr gr g d by Short-tail (2621) • gr gr gr g d by Matchem (2281) gr gr gr gr gr gr g d by Young Wynyard (2559) NOTES. Lord Brilliant Second's Sire, Second Wharfdale Oxford, was by a Duchess Bull from the Oxford tribe, thus combining the two most highly valued strains of Short-horns ; 10 of the Duchess animals having realised by public auction in 1873 an average of £4662 each. (1) General Napier was by 4th Grand Duke (19874) from Duchess tribe. (2) May Duke was by. Grand Duke (10284) from Duchess tribe, bought at a high price and sent to America. (3) Third Duke of Wharfdale from Duchess tribe. (4) Marmaduke won a Royal Agricultural Society's Prize. Was by Duke of | Glo'ster (11382), one of the best sires ever known; of same blood as the Cow and two Heifers that realised £20,000 . sterling at the New York Mills sale. (5) Duke of Northumberland won a Royal Agricultural Society's Prize, and was one of the best animals ever seen. His owners would not part with him at any price. [ Pure Short-horn Bull DUKE OP EDINBURGH; Branded No. 2 on horns ; (33629), roan, calved 19th April, 1874. By Baron Wastwater (30492). Mbrisco's Blanche) by Morisco (18421) _ . ay Ply) by (1) Duke of Moscow (14447) gr g d (Constance) by Selim (0454) gr gr g d (Helena) by Rex (0385) gr gr gr g d (Blanche 2nd) by Norfolk (2377) I gr gr gr gr g d (Blanche) by Bolvidere (1700) gr gr gr gr gr g d (Lupin) by Belvidere (1700) gr gr gr gr gr gr g d (Tulip) by Lancaster (—' (397) gr gr gr gr gr gr gr gr gr g d (Mr. Hutchinson's Str ger) by Chapman's Son of Punch (122). Vol. 1, p. 507, Coates' " Herd Book." Baron Wastwater (30492) by (2) Baron Oxford 4th (25580) Dam (Winsome) by Oxford 2nd (18507) g d (Beauty) by Crusade (7938) gr g d (Bright Eyes) by 3rd Duke of York (10106) gr gr g d (Wild Kyes 23rd) by 2nd Cleveland Lad (3408) gr gr gr g d (Wild Eyes 9th) by (3) Duke of North'land (1940) gr gr gr gr g d (Wild Eyes 3rd) by Belvidere) (1700) gr gr gr gr gr g d (Mr. Bates' Wild Eyes) by Emperor (1975). Vol. 9, p. 021, Coates' '• Herd Book. NOTES. (1) Duke of Moscow (14447) by 2nd Grand Duke (12961) of the Duchess Tribe, and sold at a high price for America. Ten animals of the Duchess tribe realised by public auction in 1873 an average of £4662 each. (2) Baron Oxford 4th, bred by His Grace the Duke of Deyonshire, by a Duchess bull. His dam, Lady Oxford sth, winner of a Royal Agricultural Society's Ist Prize. Her calves have sold readily at from 500 to 800 guineas each at a few months old. (3) Duke of Northumberland, winner of Royal Agricultural Society's Pirst Prize, of Duchess tribe, and one of the best animals ever seen. Thousands were refused, his owner never would sell him. Apply to W. & G. TURNBULL & Co., Or to BETHUNE & HUNTER. ITIOR SALE, the thoroughbred ENTIRE . HORSE, "DON JUAN," rising six years, dark brewn, by Diomedes, out of Sweep. For pedigree vide " New Zealand Stud Book." Further particulars on application to HENRY BLUNDELL, Queen's Hotel, Wellington. PIANO FOR SALE.—A powerful-toned , Walnut Cottage Pianoforte (seven octaves), at O. and T. Ramsey's, Pianoforte Makers, &c. Willis-street.