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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 4932, 12 January 1877, Page 4

Auctions THIS DAY. FRIDAY, 12th JANUARY, At 2 o’clock VESTAS ! VESTAS !! VESTAS !! ! ME. N. J. ISAACS will sell by public . auction, at his rooms, Lambton-quay, on Friday, 12th January, at 2 o'clock -100 cases found plaid vestas, Bryant and May’s 40 do do do do, Crown brand 20 do 250 vestas do. Also, A large quantity of wines, spirits, and 1 general goods. i Terms liberal. No reserve. THIS DAY. FRIDAY, 12th JANUARY, At 2 o’clock. ME. N: J. ISAACS will sell by public ■ auction, at his rooms, T.aiiibton-quay, on Friday, 12th January, at 2 o’clock—--3 cases 2x6 iron bedsteads 3 do 2 x 0 do do 3 do 3 feat do do 4 do 4 x 6 do do 3 do half-tester bedsteads 1 do iron cot 7 do cane dining chairs 3 casks tumblers 1 bale paperhangings 1 ton curled Erin fibre 1 case, consisting of tea trays, waiters, and bread baskets 2 hhds China breakfast sets . &c., &c., &c. MONDAY, 15th JANUARY. On account of whom it may concern. To Grocers, Storekeepers', Statiouholders, and others. 220 Bags IC Sugar.;, Without reserve. Beauchamp, Campbell, & co. have received instructions to sell by auction, at ■ their rooms, on Monday, 15th January, 1877, at 2 o'clock—--220 bags 1C sugar, all faults. Terms cash. Also, to close a consignment—--55 hf-chests tea, in first-class order, and really an excellent sample 76 boxes do 35 boxes Cape raisins, each 501 b. net 75 sacks bran. Terms liberal. SATURDAY, 13th JANUARY. Harness and Saddle Horses, Spring Cart, Dray Harness, Saddles. Fenton’s Yards, New Zealander Hotel, Manners-street. Beauchamp, Campbell, & co. win sell by auction, at Fenton’s Yards, Man-ners-street, on Saturday, 13th January, at 2 o’clock-^-; Harness and saddle horses Spring cart and harness, saddles, &c. • SPECIAL. 1 very handsome bay charger, up to 16 stone 1 first-class buggy, equal to new. Terms at sale. FRIDAY, 26th JANUARY. ‘ Very valuable Freehold Property in the centre of the City of Wellington. In the Bankrupt Estate of Edmondson, Sellars, ; and Co. —By order of the Trustees. ; To Bankers, Insurance Companies, Merchants, Speculators, Investors, Tradesmen, o ' and others. Beauchamp, Campbell, , & co. . have’received instructions from . the trustees-in the estate of Edmondson, Sellars, and Co. to sell by public auction, at their rooms,- on Friday,' 26th January, at 2 o’clock— , ...All that extremely valuable and central 'a'.. ■ f Un.ving"n. fro'ritagti-ot " 42ft. to Lambton-quay by a depth of 60ft., with the.buildings erected thereon, and lately in use by the . Wairarapa Carrying Company as their central depot.. : , , . , Terms at’sale. • - _ As a, site fqr almost any class of business it is unieqiiallgd in the city of Wellington. . ■’ Title, indisputable., 'Fof'tthy further particulars, apply to BEAUCHAMP, CAMPBELL, & CO., .. . ‘Auctioneers. THURSDAY, 25th JANUARY, 1877. ‘’■'• ■IMPORTANT LAND SALE, MANCHESTER BLOCK, MANAWATU. Messrs. : bethune and hunter have received instructions.from A. F. Halcombe, Esq., Agent to the Emigrant and Colonists’ Aid Corporation (Limited), to sell hy public auction, at their salerooms, Custom House-quay, on ■ THURSDAY, 25th JANUARY, 1877, The following, valuable lands , Abput 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 Halcombe 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 Town,' which is light bush, the whole of the Team and Suburban Lands are rich dry fern and flax laud, and as will be seen .by the sale plans, the adjacent country is being opened up by - roads converging on the Railway Stations. , . TheEuralLands 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 laud 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 particulars, may be obtained from Messrs. BETHUNE & HUNTER, Mr. FREEMAM JACKSON, • Wanganui; and from The Agent E. & 0. Aid Corporation (Limited), at Feilding. or; Halcombe, either by letter or personally. QUEEN’S WHARF, W-f^LINGTON. The following iGOODS now in the F. Shed of the above; wharf will .be sold by public auction, to pay rent and charges, if-not claimed within fourteen days from this date, viz. : No mark 1 box ex Wellington, May 22, 1076 Anderson and Janson 1 box, old A. Prosser 2 hhds ale, ex Phoebe, March, 3, 1876 No mark ID camp ovens, in excess Do 1 dry hide, do ' ' " Do S sacks glass seed, do Do < 3do oats, do Do 1 do barley, do Do 5 kegs nails (2 ullage) Do 2 jars rice, ex Sarah Bell, broken, ■ claim paid Do 1 trunk,'ex Sarah Bell Do -.1 box old lamps, date not known, old Do . 1 biscuit tin, old JD over. W in diamond l ease, do No mark ; 1, bag clothing, do ■ Dp 1 bundle buckets, in excess, do ,S in diamond' 1 box clothes pegs, do, do No mark . 1: casey date hot known,' old I.Do ;, 21 clothes lines, do, do ,Do , 3 casks cement, do, do By order of the Committee; EDWARD REEVES, : ; : , Wharfinger. January 6, 187 7.