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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXI, Issue 4914, 21 December 1876, Page 4

Auctions ■ -THIS. DAY, THURSDAY, 21st DECEMBER. , CALEDONIAN SOCIETY. MR. R.J. DUNCAN has received instructions from the off the Cale-; donian 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-lican’s-license, with luncheon rooms - upstairs • s; ■ •- 1 -' ;,J " 1 2-5. 4 licensed booths on the ground i’ 6-7. 2 refreshment stalls . ... 8. 1 fancy bazaar , r ' 9, Cards of the sports. ■ . ; i ] Plans.of the -above" can'be seen at the auctioneer's office after Monday. ' ' THIS DAY. . THURSDAY, 21st DECEMBER. M' R. R. 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-^-'; i j The Lease for 21 years, renewable for a - . further term of r2l years, of. all 1 ‘that piece ,of Land,now in tfre occupation of Edward; Pearce, Esq., containing- 25. perches - or. there-; abouts, having a frontage of 70ft. to Willis-atreet, 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,eccupation ' of Edward Pearce, Esq.; towards ; the. South- by -land now-iu the opj cupation of J/F. Hargetts, 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 ithe upset price will :be declared the lessee. I 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. de B. Brandon, Esq., solicitor.' - - THIS DAY. ■ THURSDAY, 21st-DECEMBER. ’ At 2 o’clock.-. , MR. R. J. X>UNCAN.;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 - op the purchase money required in cash. THIS DAY. THURSDAY, 21st DECEMBER. BARQUE' CAMILLE. H\4TR. R. J. DUNCAN has received inilVi ; structions from Captain Stafford to sell the above vessel at public auction, on Thursday, 2lst- 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., . THIS DAY. THURSDAY, 21st DECEMBER.50 GASES SPARKLING’ CHAMPAGNE. MR. E-J; DUNCAN will sell by public auction, at.his new premises, Panamastreet, on the above date, immediately after sale of Caledonian Society’s booths,; &c.— _ 50 cases champagne,. 1 dozen, duty paid. No reserve. THIS DAY. ' THURSDAY,' 21st DECEMBER. 10 qr-casks Port Wine. MR. R. J. DUNCAN will sell by auction on Thursday, 21st _ inst., at his new premises. Panama-street,- immediately after sale of 50 cases champagne--10 qrrcasks port wine ■No reserve/' ; THIS DAY. THURSDAY, 21st DECEMBER.

20 cases Associated Vineyard Brandy, 1 doz. eaclx 15 cases Associated Vineyard Brandy, 2 doz. each ■ 25 cases, Southern Vineyard Proprietors 35 cases Claret, St. Julien 15 cases Claret, T.arose. l ease Cent’s Saddlery. MR. R. J. DUNCAN is. favored with instructions from Messrs. W. B. Rhodes and Co. to sell by public auction;', this day, at his new premises. Panama-street, the following goods, without any reserve, in order to close consignment account--35 cases pale brandy. Associated Vineyard Proprietors 25 cases, Southern Vineyard Proprietors 35 cases, St. Julien claret ; 15 cases, Barose do 1 case gent.’s saddlery. The above will be sold immediately after the sale already advertised of 10 quarter casks port wine. THIS* DAY, THURSDAY, 21st DECEMBER. 8 cases Canterbury Hams and Bacon 18 bags Auckland New Potatoes 6 sacks Prime Onions. MR. R. J. DUNCAN will sell by auction at his new premises, Panama-street, on 21st inst., immediately after sale of 10-quarter casks of port wine—--8 cases Canterbury hams and bacon ■ 18 bags Auckland hew potatoes 6 sacks new onions. " FRIDAY,' sth JANUARY, 1877, At 11 o’clock sharp. at cobac, Victoria; FOURTH ANNUAB SABE : op V ' ' ' MESSRS. ROBERTSON BROTHERS’ PURE SHORTHORNS AND HERE-. |'■ . , fords; T> ICHARD GIBSON and CO. have the JLIj pleasure to announce their intention of submitting to public competition,, without the ' slightest reserve,' at Colac, on Friday, sth January, 1877, at 11 o’clock sharp, on account of the owners of the above well-known FF herd of cattle-r- ’ • - ■■■ . : ,i ■ ' ' 300 head of. pure Shorthorn and, HereI ‘ ford bulla, cows, and heifers, in- . j eluding the very, best bred animals - j in their stud herd. | A guarantee has been given that iio' private sales will be made, and buyers can with confidence depend ’ uporf the sale being absolutelyunreserved,- • j 1 To meet the convenience of s buyers, the owners will undertake to ideliver stock purchased at the sale-in Melbourne free of expanse, and at their own risk. . ■ [Catalogues and all particulars,can be obtained from the agents, 60 Queen-street, Mel-, bourne j or Messrs. Robertson Brothers, Colac; or, .■ HENRY .DRIVER, •; . N.Z.L. &■ M.A. Co., ’ ’ Dunedin,