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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXI, Issue 4848, 5 October 1876, Page 4

Auctions THIS DAY, THURSDAY, 6th OCTOBER. TO LIVERY STABLE KEEPERS, CAB PROPRIETORS, AND OTHERS. IMPORTANT SALE. MR. G. H. VENNELL has received instructions from Mr. Jno. Mclntosh to sell by public auction on the above date, at tha stables adjoining the New Zealander Hotel (in consequence of the expiration of the lease) without any reserve, the whole of his rolling stock of carriages, &c., consisting of—--2 busses 2 buggies . . 2 first-class carriage Sundry sets of double and single harness, complete Saddles, bridles, stable gear, &c. 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. Terms liberal. THIS DAY. THURSDAY, sth OCTOBER. EXTENSIVE TRADE SALE OF CROCKERYWARE, GLASSWARE, &c. WITHOUT RESERVE. MR, N. J. ISAACS has received instructions to sell by public auction at his rooms, Lambton-quay, at 2 o’clock, the following useful glass and crockeryware, consisting of— Cups and saucers, chamber sets, dinner services, plates (all sizes), basins, very handsome tea and breakfast sets, cut and moulded tumblers, decanters, water bottles, butter dishes, cream and other jugs (glass), eggcups, celery glasses, and a lot of shop papers (all sizes), and a great variety of other goods. Also, Faint brushes, oilstones (Turkish), very superior fishhooks, 5 belts duck, men’s leather belts, 14 English and foreign ensigns (new), and a lot of sundries. Sale at 2 o’clock. Terns at sale. FRIDAY, 6th OCTOBER. UNRESERVED SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c. MR. N. J. ISAACS has received instructions to sell by public auction, at his rooms, Lambton-quay, at 2 o'clock, the following handsome and most useful furniture, consisting of— Cheffoniers (mirror-backed), whatnots, music stands, Canterburya, landed ex Zealandia Pianos, harmoniums, drawing-room suites, horsehair (green rep), cane and wood seat chairs, iron (single and double) bedsteads, wood (single and double) bedsteads, cheffoniers, chest drawers, washstands, dressing tables, tables (hall, parlor, and kitchen), stretchers and mattersses, and a large quantity of secondhand furniture. Sale at 2 o’clock. Terms at sale. THIS DAY. THURSDAY, sth OCTOBER. SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS.

ME. J. H. WALLACE is instructed to sell fey public auction, at the residence o£ Mr. C. H. Lowe, Sydney-street, opposite the residence of the Hon. W. B. D. Mantell, on Thursday, sth October, at 1 o’clock— Household Furniture and Effects, comprising a piano and useful furniture. Sale at 1 o'clock. THURSDAY, 12th OCTOBER, IMPORTANT LAND SALE. TO CAPITALISTS, TRUSTEES, TIMBER MERCHANTS, AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY IN TOWN AND COUNTRY. LAND UPPER HUTT, TINAKORIEOAD, AND KARORI. ME. J. H. WALLACE will sell by public auction at his saleroom. Hunter-street, Wellington, on Thursday, October 12, at 2 o’clock p.m.- — Six valuable timber sections in the Upper Hutt, adjoining the property of Jas; Cruickshank, Esq., and others, and being sections 130, 131, 141, 136, 137, 138; 100 acres each. These sections when cleared of the exceedingly valuable timber now upon them, comprise some of the best agricultural land to be found in this part of the colony, and afford an opportunity to any industrious settlers or to a company to make a fortune. They will be sold separately, and possess considerable advantages. The Railway passes through sections 130 and 131 ; sections 141, 136, 137, 138, adjoin each ©therewith the Mungaroa stream running through them, and with a road frontage. Intending purchasers can yiew these valuable sections by proceeding by railway to the Upper Hutt, the land being only a short distance from the Upper Hutt station. Terms of payment liberal— Viz., a deposit of 20 per cent.; the balance in three years, bearing 8 per cent, interest. Plans and particulars at the offices of Messrs. Izard and Bell, Wellington; or at the office of the Auctioneer. Also, That valuable freehold in the Tinakoriroad, nearly opposite the gate entrance to that permanent reserve, the Botanical Gardens, upwards of 6 acres of most delightfully-situated building land, having a frontage to the Tinakori-road of upwards of 3J chains by a depth of about 18 chains. This delightful suburban retreat will be sold in two lots (subject to existing leases), the purchaser of the first to have the • option of taking the second lot; and as the property nearly adjoins the city boundary in the Tinakori- ; road, within a few minutes walk of ‘ the Government Buildings, it cannot be surpassed as a valuable investment. A plan of the property to be seen and particulars had at Messrs. Moorhouse and Stafford’s office, or at the offices of the auctioneer. Terms and conditions at sale. , And also, That valuable freehold in Karori, five acres, fenced, with garden and paddocks, adjoining the English Church, together with a nineroomed house and greenhouse, in " the ’ occupation of Mr. McDonald. ' Luncheon at 1 o’clock. Land and ; Estate Office, Hooter-street, Wellington, Sept. 28.