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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 4943, 25 January 1877, Page 4

Auctions 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, In\ estors, Tradesmen, 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 piece of land, having a frontage of 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 for almost any class of business it Is unequalled in the city of .Wellington. Title indisputable. For any further particulars, apply to BEAUCHAMP, CAMPBELL, & CO., Auctioneers. SATURDAY, 27th JANUARY. First-class Draught and Light Harness Horses from Wanganui, at the Regular Weekly Horse Sale. Beauchamp, Campbell, & co. have received instructions to sell by auction, at Fenton's Yards, New Zealander Hotel, Manners-street, on Saturday, 27th instant—--3 very superior draught horses, medium to heavy 2 very superior draught horses, suitable for coach or express work The above are really good upstanding horses, and are to be sold. Terms cash. MONDAY, 29th JANUARY. Cricket ! Cricket ! ! Cricket !! ! Auction Sale of Booths, in connection with the visit of the All England Eleven. To Hotel-keepers, Fruiterers, Speculators, and others. BEAUCHAM, CAMPBELL, & CO. have received instructions to sell by auction, at their rooms, on Monday, 29th January, at 12 o'clock—--4 publicans’ booths The grand stand bar 5 refreshment booths 2 fancy bazaars The right to. sell scoring cards Terms cash. FRIDAY, 2dd FEBRUARY, At 2 o’clock. There will be sold by Public Auction, on the Premises, by TJEAUCHAMP, CAMPBELL, & CO., II that splendid property lately occupied by the Union Bank, being town section No. 198 in the City of Wellington, divided into allotments, as follows : ■ No. 1.—45 feet frontage to Willis-street, by a depth of 150 feet, with the extensive buildings used as the offices of the bank. No. 2.—45 feet 4 inches frontage :to Willis-street, and 53 feetf 6 inches frontage to Boulcott-street. No. 3.—53 feet 6 inches frontage to Boulcott-street, with the spacious dwelling-house used as a residence by the manager of the bank. No. 4.—41 feet 6 inches frontage to right-of-way No. 5. —46 feet 2 inches frontage to right-of-way No. 6.—46 feet 2 inches frontage to right-of-way No. 7.—46 feet 2 inches by No. 8.-46 feet 2 inches by No. 9.—46 feet 2 inches frontage to right-of-way No. 10.—41 feet 6 inches frontage to right-of-way , • No. 11.—75 feet 2 inches, comer allotment, with stable. This property is in the centre of the city, and the upper allotments, which are most suitable for villa residences, command a magnificent view of the harbor. The buildings are of the most substantial description, having been erected regardless of expense. Plana can be seen, and all particulars obtained from BEAUCHAMP, CAMPBELL, & CO., Auctioneers. FRIDAY, 2nd FEBRUARY. Following the sale of the old Union Bank Property. To Intending Settlers, New Arrivals, Farmers, Sawmill Owners, Speculators, and Others. Beauchamp, Campbell, & co. 1 • have received instructions to sell by public auction, at the bid Union Bank, Willis-street, immediately after the sale of that property, on Friday, 2nd February, at 2 o’clock— A splendid unimproved farm of 214 acres, within a quarter of a mile of the Karere railway station, Palmerston district. The soil is of undeniable excellence, timbered with some fine matai, totara, and remu. The distance from Palmerston (the future Chicago of the Manawatn district), is only five miles, trains running twice a day at a fare of Is. 3d. This property is in the immediate vicinity of the most populous Small Farm Settlement, and must eventually become one of the most valuable homesteads in the rapidly advancing Manawatu district. Terms liberal. TUESDAY, 30th JANUARY. Most desirable Sections at Petoni, contiguous to the Railway Station. To thrifty Artisans, Builders, Contractors and , Others. Beauchamp, Campbell, & co. have received instructions to sell by auction at the old Union Bank, comer of Willis and Boulcott streets (following the sale of that valuable property), on Tuesday, 30th January, at 2 o’clock— SECTIONS AT PETONI, One of these being . close to the Railway Station, and having for its basis an unlimited supply of the finest sand, suitable for builders, bricklayers, or asphalters, an easy rate of carriage to Wellington for which can be arranged "with the railway authorities. ' , Terms at sale. . WEDNESDAY 31st JANUARY. Extensive, and Unreserved Sale of Contractors’ Plant, just landed, ex Clio, from Damaru. To Railway and Bridge, Contractors, Builders, Blacksmiths, Shipwrights, and Others. Without reserve. Beauchamp. Campbell, & co. • have received instructions from Messrs. Brogden and Sons, to sell by auction, at their rooms, on Wednesday, 31st January, at 2 o’clock— Waggon mountings, strap bolts, coupling chains, collar straps, fiddlestick straps, wood and iron blocks from 4in. to Oin. (single, double) and triple), patent block with endless chain, shipwrights’ cramps, 13 cases eye-bolts, 15 rolls patent roofing felt. Cask’s patent fuse, cross-cut and pit saws, largo hammers, vyce, hand-cart bodies, hand-cart wheels, pile shoes, &c., &c. One 26-owt. monkey and frame, 2 crab winches, 3 chest? carpenters’ tools, 3 boring apparatus (complete and very excellent, 4 coils I.R. piping, 2 blacksmith’s bellows, I fireproof safe, 1 anvil;, sets of lifting blocks, double and treble gun metal sheaves, and up to 10 tons weight; and a large lot of sundries. TVma cash. No reserve. 1 t t c f< f( v r! G ai hi T fc C( h< al th P« m I to at an