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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXI, Issue 4863, 23 October 1876, Page 4

Auctions ; TUESDAY, 24th OCTOBER. s IMPORTANT SALE' OF SURPLUS ’ STORES. . , Ex Waimea, Waikato, and Dunbritton. MR. G. 11. YENNELL has received instructions from the New Zealand Shipping Company to sell by public auction, at his store, Hunter-street, on Tuesday next, the 24th inst., the following stores in first-class condition, viz.—• ‘ 19 hhds. flour , 5 casks do 40 cases preserved meats, beef and mutton 40 tins do potatoes ' ! 17 cases preserved carrots and onions 22 casks oatmeal 20 boxes raisins 6 casks sugar 20 bags biscuit 4 casks split peas 4 do molasses 8 jars pickles 4 casks suet 4 do rice Tea, mustard, lanterns, and a large variety of useful stores. Sale at 2 o’clock. At the store, Hunter-street. G. H. YENNELL, Auctioneer. FRIDAY, 27th OCTOBER. PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY. (By order of the Wellington Land and Building Company.) MR. G. H. YENNELL has received instructions from the above company to sell by public auction, at his rooms, Hunterstreet, on Friday next, the 27th inst., the following valuable leasehold allotments, situate in College-street, with thirty-nine years unexpired— Nos. 17, 18, 20, 22, 24, 26, 6,8, 10, 12, all with frontage to College-street, for private dwellings, only . Nos. 1, .2,3, 4, with frontage to Cam-bridge-terrace and College-street Also, Sections Nos. 37 and 38, fronting Torystreet ■ These last are all first-chiss business sites, some have three frontages, and are invaluable. Plans may be seen at the office of the auctioneer. Sale at 2 o’clock. G. H. YENNELL, Auctioneer. Hunter-street, October 20. WEDNESDAY, 25th OCTOBER. UNRESERVED TRADE SALE OF CROCKERY. MR. N. J. ISAACS will offer by public auction, at his rooms, Lambton-quay, on Wednesday, 25th October, at 2 o’clock, 40 crates and hhds. Crockery, consisting of the following—Plates, cover dishes, bakers, sauce tureens, soup tureens, sauce boats, printed bowls and saucers, churn jugs, printed mugs, eggcups, oblong bakers, Buckingham spittoons, Chinese and Mandarin teapots, . chair pans, pudding bowls, chambers, nest eggs, ewers and basins, sets jugs, soup plates, dishes, gravy dishes, salad tureens, cheese stands, drainers, breakfast sets, toilet sets, chamber sets, a large lot of glassware, &c. Sale at 2 o’clock. Terms liberal. No reserve. HALF. OF 20 TONS PRIME DERWENT POTATOES, On arrival of the schooner Circe from Lyttelton. GEORGE THOMAS will sell by public auction, on arrival of the Circe, from Lyttelton—--20 tons prime Derwent potatoes. Particulars on arrival. Terms at sale. G. THOMAS. SALE OF PRODUCE, On arrival of the clipper schooner Herald, from Lyttelton. GEORGE THOMAS will sell by public auction on the breastwork, opposite the Provincial Buildings, on arrival of the Herald, from Lyttelton, of which due notice will be given—--100 sacks flour, Steggall’s 100 do do, Wilson’s 250 do prime potatoes (from the farm of Sir Cracroft Wilson) 50 sacks sharps 100 do prime oats 10 cases prime cheese Terms at sale G. THOMAS.

FRIDAY, 27th OCTOBER. SALE OF THE WELL-KNOWN AND SUBSTANTIALLY - BUILT SCHOONER HANNAH BARRATT. GEORGE THOMAS has been favored with instructions from Captain Renner (who is retiring from the sea), to sell by public auction— The schooner Hannah Earratt, built of iron bark and red gum, in New South Wales, in 1872. Is coppered and copper-fastened, and is exceedingly well found and all ready for sea. She carries 75 tons dead weight, or 40,000 ft, of timber, at a draft of 7ft. water. Her register tonnage is 57 tons measurement. Terms at sale, which will take place at the auctioneer’s rooms, Lambton-quay, at 2 o’clock. This is a fine opportunity for a man of moderate capital, as this vessel will last for 50 years, if kept off the rocks. SATURDAY, 4th NOVEMBER. ACCOMMODATION-HOUSE AND BAKERY FOB SALE IN PALMERSTON NORTH, MANAWATU. EOEGE M. SNELSON has received instructions to sell by public auction, on Saturday, the 4th November, at the People’s Auction Mart, Palmerston North, if not disposed of previously by private contract— A first-class Bakery, with Accommoda-tion-house, doing one of the best businesses in the township. The site cannot be surpassed, being situate on the railway line, and opposite to the telegraph station, and adjoining the Manawatu Times office. The stock may be taken by the purchaser of the buildings at a valuation. Very satisfactory reasons given for present proprietor disposing of the property. Sale at 3 p.m. Terms at sale. Gr EOBGE SNELSON, AUCTIONEER AND COMMISSION AGENT, PALMERSTON NORTH. Cash advanced on goods for absolute sale, and prompt account sales furnished.