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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 4923, 3 January 1877, Page 4

Auctions THURSDAY, 4th JANUARY. Public Sale of Adelaide Flour. 1730 sacks Dunn’s Silk-dressed Flour, ex Annie Hill, from Adelaide. MR. R. J. DUNCAN will sell by auction, on Thursday, 4th inst., at 2 o clock, at his new premises, Panama-street — _ 17-3 tons finest silk-dressed Adelaide flour, in sacks. Dunn's first quality Also, 8 boxes fresh South Austx*alian almonds 40 cases dried fruits 10 cases prime Canterbury hams and bacon 36 bags potatoes Terms liberal. FRIDAY, 12th JANUARY. SALE BY AUCTION OF VALUABLE FREEHOLD LAND, FIVE-ROOMED HOUSE, AND Household Furniture, in Tinakori-road. MR. R. J. DUNCAN has been favored with instructions from Mr. Charlesßrowu, in consequence of his leaving Wellington for Wanganui, to sell by public auction, on Friday, 12th January— All that valuable piece cr parcel of land, No. 2, being part of town section No. 656, containing 13 3-10 perches, more or less, and having a frontage | of 36ft. 6in. to Tinakori-road, by a depth of 100 ft.; commanding one of the most beautiful views of the harbor in the city. The house, which has . been most faithfully built, is quite new, having only been handed over by the builder on the 18th November last. The rooms are 12ft. high, painted and papered throughout, with water laid on. After which, The whole of the household furniture and effects, which are all quite new, and of excellent description. ! Terras for the property :—One-fourth in cash ; balance by bills at three mouths, with interest at 8 per cent, added. Title, Land Transfer Certificate. Terms for the Furniture as usual. THURSDAY, 25th JANUARY, 1877. IMPORTANT LAND SALE. MANCHESTER BLOCK, MANAWATU. BETHUNE AND HUNTER have received instructions from A. F. Halcombe, Esq., Agent to the Emigrant anil Colonists’ Aid Corporation (Limited), to sell by public auction, at their salerooms, Custom House-quay, on THURSDAY, 25th JANUARY, 1877, The following valuable lauds About 100 Town and Suburban Sections at Feilding, hitherto reserved from sale. The Town of Halcombe Suburban Sections of Halcombe About 4000 acres of rural land, adjacent to Feilding and Halcombe. The Town and Suburbs of Halcombe are situated on the main Railway line between Wanganui, and Foxton, which is completed through Feilding to within four miles of Hale °mbe and . when finished will complete the connection between Wanganui and Foxton. These lands have been open for eight months to bona fide residents only, and now contain a population of over 400. With the exception of a small part of the Down, which is light bush, the whole of the I’own and Suburban Lands are rich dry fern and flax land, and as will be seen by the sale plans, the adjacent country is being opened xp by roads converging on the Railway Stations. Theßural Lands are subdivided into sections, varying from 40 to 500 acres, they are all easily accessible to the Railway line, and some of them contain very valuable timber. The upset prices placed upon the land offered For sale are, with the exception of the Suburban Sections at Halcombe, less than have been realised by sales of the lands adjacent. Lithographed plans, containing the fullest oarticulars, may be obtained from Messrs. BETHUNE & HUNTER, Mr. FREEMAM JACKSON, Wanganui; and from Fhe Agent E. & 0. Aid Corporation (Limited), it Feilding or Halcombe, either by letter or personally. SATURDAY, 6th JANUARY. NEW PLYMOUTH. WM. COURTNEY will sell by auction at his rooms, New Plymouth, on Saturday, 6th January— The lease of the Bridge Hotel, Waitara, having over sixteen years to run ; doing a good business. It is seldom such a valuable property is in the market, and the auctioneer would recommend an early inspection. ‘ Music PIANOFORTES TUNED, REGULATED, AND REPAIRED. C. AND T. RAMSEY, PIANOFORTE MAKERS, (From Broadwood and Sons, London), Having had considerable experience in all kinds of pianos, both cottage and grand, are prepared to tune, regulate, and repair instruments by all English and foreign makers. Work done on reasonable terms for the trade. C. & T. RAMSEY, Willis-stroct, Nearly opposite Empire Hotel. Tfij IT. P’AR KF. Pv, iXI. PROFFSson OF MUSIC. Mulgrave-strcet, LESSONS ON THE PIANOFORTE ELEMENTARY AND FINISHING. MISS SMITH, Teacher of Music, Molcs-worth-street. Terms, £1 la. per quarter. Schools attended on liberal terms. A YOUNG LADY, recently arrived from England, pupil of T. A. Walworth, Esq., R.A.M., Professor of Singing in the Royal Academy, London, wishes to give lessons in Singing and the Pianoforte. Address Chiarn, office of this paper. MR. J. A. EDWARDS will resume his professional duties on TUESDAY NEXT, the 2nd PROXIMO. Boohs, Stationery, &c. UST PUBLISHED, Price One Shilling, WATT’S ALMANACK FOR 1877. WATT’S ALMANAC should bo in every house, as it contains a vast amount of useful information. Price, ONE SHILLING. . QTRAN GPRS visiting Wellington should purchase Watt's Almanac, as it contains an article upon the public buildings, gardens, and places of interest and beauty in and around the city. Price, ONE SHILLING. (JTRaNGERS before visiting the Museum O should purchase Watt’s Almanac. Price, ONE SHILLING. w HERE should wo have our now cemetery ? Soe answer in Watt’s Almanac. Price, ONE SHILLING. rjnilE new Stamp Act Amendment Act, J. 1876, and the .Fencing Ordinance arc in Watt’s Almanac. Price, ONE SHILLING. TATT’S ALMANAC will bo posted to i any address in the colony on receipt ;.'3d. in stamns. JOHN WAT T, IOOKSELLER, WILLIS-STKEET.