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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXI, Issue 4847, 4 October 1876, Page 4

Auctions MONDAY,’ 9th OCTOBER.. ■ SALE OF THE ‘ IMPERIAL HOTEL, CUBA-STRBET. EORGE THOMAS has-received ihstruc\JJT tions from Mr. R; Somerville to sell by auction, on. Monday, 9th October, immediately after the sale of the Odd Fellows’ Hall— That very valuable.')' property in Cutastreet known as the Imperial Hotel, having a frontage of 33ft. to Cuba-atreet, by' a.deptb of 78ft. to Garret-street., ' Terms at sale. For' further particulars, apply,, to Mr. R. Somerville, or , G. THOMAS, I , , . Auctioneer, ‘Lambton-quay. ( POSTPONEMENT OF SALE TO MONDAY, 9th OCTOBER. ODD SALE OF FELLOWS’ HALL AND SITE, j BUILDING LEASE, f , For Forty-two Years, 1 with option of sur- ;, rendering at Twenty-one Years. , MR. GRpRGB THOMAS receiyed. in- ■ ' kractionSsfrom'tie trustees, to sell by public auction, at 1 the nail,'oh'Monday, the 9th day pf at. 12 Fclock Wfi&rr ; The site and buildings of the Odd FelI ,rrs:■! lows’ Hall, ,6nl building’lease; for a | term of 42 years, i The. .property has a; frontage,, of 75ft. to Lambton-quay; and 100 ft. to Grey-street. ( Full particulars can be obtained from the Auctioneer, and at the Hall, from j . R. A. MARSHALL, ';, ~ ■ , v. ./i Secretary. MONDAY,. 9th OCTOBER. SAL ,E OF A PIECE OF LAND IN • EAIWARRA TOWNSHIP, , Close to tho Railway.Station,(freehold)... GEORGE THOMAS has been instructed byiMrh Phillips’ to sell by' public auction,' oh Monday,: 9th . October, ; [immediately after the sale.of the Odd Fellows’ Hall— A choice building allotment in the main ' ■ street), havmg a frontage of 60ft. by a' qepthdf 150 ft. This) property) ) adjoins iVIr; Philips’s residence on one aide and Mr. Goring’s on the . other .side, .and is fenced in by a fine tbiorn hedge. • , Terms qt-sale, at 2,30 p.m. ' For further, particulars apply to , j , ' GEORGE THOMAS, i .),,; ' , Auctioneer.: | 1 TUESDAY, 17th. OCTOBER. ) TO WHEELRIGHTS AND OTHERS.

Sale.of Splendid Business premises, situated in. i ' iMbleswbrth-street (freehold), on account of the' owner haying! to retire through ill-' | , health..: ’ , / I EORGE.THOMAS 1 has received instruo- ' tioua, from Mr, H. B.Cpckburnto sell by public Auction ,on Tuesday, 17th pctobei), at Ju®! rooms. i - That valuable apiece of land in MolesI ■ worth-street;*having a frontage of 1 35 ft. by a depth of * 85ft., oh which substantial buildings are erected,' consisting of : a I large paint 1 shop, wheelwright . -and' body-making shops, also, a- commodious blacksmith’s shop; “ The combined shops are'quite'large enough for 25 men to work at the different branches. • ■ : Part of'the purchase money can remain bn mortgage. ‘ Terms at sale' For further particulars, apply to 1 GEOKGE! THOMAS, Auctioneer and General Merchant, . Wellington. - i : ’ MORDAY, 16th OCTOBER. MR. GEORGE THOMAS has received instrhctibhs from Mr. : W. Y. : Jackson, late lessee of the Queen’s'Wharf, to sell by publjc auction,' at Messrs. Bethune and Hunter’s stores, in' Old Customhouse-street, on Monday, the !6th October, attwelve o’clock. Sundry unclaimed packages, luggage, dec. &0.. for account of whom it may concern, and in payment of wharfage, storage, and other charges, viz—--6 rolls wire netting, addressed P. Donneoker 1 case, marked J.N. & Co. 1 carpet bag, addressed W. H. Morris . 1 portmanteau, addressed W. Theis--1 case and 1 pkg,, addressed A. B. Jackson 1 trunk, addressed T. Clarke v 1 box, addressed Mrs. Matthews 1 do, addressed Matthew Eeaoch 1 do, addressed E. A. Waldemar 1 do, addressed George White 1 do, addressed James Taylor , 1 do, addressed J. S. McFarlane 1 do, addressed D. Daly ( ,... , I 1 do, addressed Miss'Chessman, Napier 1 1 case, addressed J. M. Carlyle ,1 do, addressed E. T. Clarke'. . 1 do, marked L. & Son:,; ,; , 1 do, marked H. oyer 805 1 box marked C,M.V. , ~ 1 do, marked .1). & F. ; 1 swag, addressed T. Nash 14 packages, no marks. , ..... Also, A quantity of articles belonging to Mr. Jackson, consisting of kegs of nails, bundles of fencing wire, hoop iron,, .saddles, trucks, pieces of blue gum timber, &c., See., &c-, THURSDAY, sth OCTOBER TO LIVERY STABLE KEEPERS, CjAB. PEOPRIETOES, AND OTHERS., IMPORTANT SALE. ME. G. H. VENNELL has received, instructions' from Mr. JnoV Mclntosh to sell by pubUo auetibh' bn the above date, at the stables 'adjoining the' New' Zealander) Hotel (in consequence .of the expiration of the ‘ lease)'without any'reserve, the, whole of his rolling stock ,qf carriages, &c;, consisting of—--2 busses *- 2 buggies - y 1 : 1 ■ first-class carriage ■ Sundry seta of ■ double and' single harness, complete ' , ■'■ '' i Saddles," bridles, stable gear, See. ■ Also— About 14 . staunch carriage* horses in ' active work , The Auctioneer would point this out as, a genuine sale, and sold solely in consequence of the expiration of lease of the,stables., •, ; , Sale at 2 o’clock. i Terms liberal. POSTPONEMENT OF BALE. , " , IN consequence of the sitting of the Siiprerne Court, the sale’bf'the Tinakqrljahcl Karon .properties is postponed till “ "i, ! THURSDAY, 12th OCTOBER, ' When Mr. J. H! Wallace will sell as advertised 6; valuable . timbered 7 sections in ! the ' Upper Hutt, in addition to the Tinakori and Itarprl, properties.' :- " i *' ’■■■ 1 Luncheon at l o’olock. r • ' (' ■’ Saleat2 o’clock. - 1 '