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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXI, Issue 4912, 19 December 1876, Page 4

Auctions THIS DAY, TUESDAY, 19th DECEMBER. TO THE TRADE. GLASSWARE, HOLLO WARE, EARTHENWARE, CROCKERY, &c„ &c. MR. 3ST. J. ISAACS has received introductions to sell, by public auction, at his rooms, Lambton-quay, bn Tuesday, i9th inst., at 11 o’clock—--133 Packages, consisting of the following;— 2499—1 hhd 20 white and gold toilet sets 2500—1 do 20 do do 1781—I'crate 30 printed do, 9’s 1785—1 do 60 pairs do ewers and basins, 9’s 1785—2 gross C.O. nest eggs 1410—1 crate 60 pairs printed ewers and basins, 9’s 1410—4 gross C.O. nest eggs 2115—1 hhd 12 superior double toilet sets 1773—1 crate 54 doz printed cups and saucers, 6 patterns : 269—1 tierce 10 doz 1 quart red porous ■ bottles ■ 286—1 hhd 20 bar kegs, 3 gals 1759—1 tierce 5Q doz blue-figured china cups and saucers 1759—10 doz do do egg cups 2514—1 tierce 50 doz white and gold china cups and saucers 2514—20 doz do do egg cups 2515—1 tierce 50 doz white and gold china cups and saucers 2515—20 doz do do egg cups NJI and Cin diamond, B|| I—l cask assorted dessert seta NJI and Cin diamond, B||2 —1 do 24 do flower pots, 4 colors NJI and Cin diamond, 8112 —3 very superior breakfast sets SWS in diamond - 5 crates each 2 gross English sodawater bottles ; 76—1 cask 20 doz plain flint soda tumblers 1739 —1 do 30 do ale do, 205 1741—1 do 30 do do do do, 205 748 —1 do 30 do moulded do do, 173 1733—1 do 40 do plain flint ale do, 1317 1725—1 do 30 do cut do. do, 1318 i 844—1 do 30 do do do do, C 19 1 856—1 do 40 do moulded do 184 43—1 do 20 do beat fem horn do 51—1 do 30 do do do wines 443—1 tierce 20 sets do do cut decanters, 4 to a set 50—1 cask 30 doz green bowl white stem clarets 39—5 cases each 12 stump bedsteads, 6ft, 6in. x 3ft. 7—lo cases union dining cane seat chairs 14—8 do oak office do do 160 W—lo do crown top Grecian do do : 62 C—srdo bent top ladies dining do do 72 X—2 do do do do do YW 11—5 do spindle Grecian do do do 36—5 do do back cane-seat rooking do 25 D—2 do child’s high cane-painted do 45 M—2 do do do wood painted do 81 M—2 do do low do do do 91 D—2 do painted seat do office do 106 C —-2 do oak do do do do 71, 73, 79, 80—4 do Washington do whole oak chairs N & Co—2s boxes of squarejclothespegs S—s doz wood washboards S—s do zinc do 65—6 do anglo brooms 27 —1 bale 350 pieces paporhangings, 7 kinds 28—1 do 350 do do, 7 do THURSDAY, 21st DECEMBER. CALEDONIAN SOCIETY. MR. B. J. DUNCAN has received instructions from the Directors of the Caledonian Society to sell by public auction, on above date, at 2 o’clock, at his new premises, Panama-street— Lot. 1. The grand stand, with bar for pub Bean’s license, with luncheon rooms upstairs 2-5. 4 licensed booths on the ground 6-7. 2 refreshment stalls 8. 1 fancy bazaar 9. Cards of the sports. Plans of the above can be seen at the auc tioneer’s office after Monday. THURSDAY, 21st DECEMBER. MB. E. J. DUNCAN begs to announce that he has been favored with instructions from the Governors of the Wellington College to sell, and will put up to auction, on Thursday, 21st December, at 2 o’clock, at his new auction rooms, Panama-street— The Lease for 21 years, renewable for a further term of 21 years, of all that niece of Land now in the occupation of Edward Pearce, Esq., containing 25 perches or thereabouts, having a frontage of 70ft. to Willisstreet, by a depth of 100 ft. frontage to Lambton harbor, being part of the land reclaimed from the harbor. Bounded towards the North by land in the occupation of Edward 'Pearce, Esq.; towards the South by land now in the occupation of J. P. Margetts, Esq. Possession of the land will be given on the 2nd January, 1877. The rent is to be determined by auction, and the person offering the highest amount above the upset price will be declared the lessee. ‘ The purchaser will have to sign an agreement to execute the lease,-and to pay to the auctioneer the first six months’ rent on the fall of the hammer. A plan of the property may be seen at the office of the auctioneer. The boundaries of the ground-and premises have been pegged off by a surveyor. Printed copies of the particulars of the property, terms, and the conditions of: sale may be had on application at the office of the auctioneer, or from A. do B.'Erandon, Esq., solicitor.

THURSDAY, 21st DECEMBER. At 2 o’clock. MB. B. J. DUNCAN is instructed to sell at public auction, in his new auction rooms, Panama-street, at 2 o’clock, on Thursday, 21st December, 1876 Freehold land and house in Hill-street, opposite the residence of Jonas Woodward, Esq., and now in the occupation of Mr. W. Letham. Terms liberal; only ‘one-fifth of the purchase money required in cash. THUBSDAY, 21st DECEMBEB. BARQUE CAMILLE. MB. B. J. DUNCAN has received instructions from Captain Stafford to sell the above vessel at public auction, on Thursday, 21st December, 1876, immediately after the sale of land, at his new auction rooms. Panama-street. Two-thirds of the purchase money may remain on mortgage. WEDNESDAY, 20th DECEMBER. Sale of Original Oil Paintings, Pianos, Furniture, Groceries, &c., &c., &c., for Town and Country Settlers. MB. J. H. WALLACE will sell by public auction at his saleroom, Hunter-street, on Wednesday, 20th December, at-2 o’clock p.m.— ... ,' . Original oil paintings, by . a well-known localartist,principally New Zealand scenery, all, framed, and possess very considerable artistic merits. After which— Pianos, tea ware, dressing tables, washstands, &c. ; saddles, harness, and a variety of sundries, kerosene; pickles, anchovies, cigars, mustard, • salad oil, sundries, stout, ole, &c. To close consignments, by order of the importer— -2 tons soap, 30 casks bottled ale, pints J and quarts ! 5 casks oatmeal, tea in cheats and halfchests 10 toilet seta, 50 sets jugs, See., &o. Sale at 2 o’clock sharp.