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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 4947, 30 January 1877, Page 4

THIS DAY, j TUESDAY, 30th JANUARY. I PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE LEASE- | HOLD PROPERTY. ~"R G. H. VENNELL has received in a.,1 Btructions to sell by public auction thi residue of the lease of that valuable property in Molesworth-street, viz. : ! All that piece or parcel of land, beinj part of section No. 545, city p Wellington; bounded on the nortl by part of the said section 545 110 links; on the east by Moles i worth-street, 140 links ; on thi south by section '578, 230 links and towards the north-west by par of sections numbered 572 and 573 ■ '.. 242 links. This property is held under lease from thi Hospital Trustees for twenty-one years from January 1, 1868, at a ground rent, very low, o £l6 16a. per annum. . This valuable property has on it erectec three good and substantial houses, yielding i yearly rental of about £l3O, and let to goo< tenants. There is ample room on the property for the erection of three' or four cottages The'whole presents a first-class opportunity for investors. : Terms, at sale. ' Plans and any further particulars may bi had at the office of the auctioneer. i THIS DAY,' j TUESDAY, 30th INSTANT. j TO PARTIES SEEKING FREEHOLD ALLOTMENTS. PUBLIC SALE ON DEFERRED PAY , MENTS.- , - MR. G. H. VENNELL has received in structions from the proprietor to offe: by public competition- '•; . | Portions of Two Acres,-Nos. 991 and 993 j having frontages. to Riddiford : street and King-street. Fourteen Allotments of 85 feet by 12! ; Plans may be seen at the office of th a Auctioneer. «• ' ■:. . •■ ' The terms are exceedingly liberal, viz., 2i 1 par cent, .cash,' and, the; remainder extending over two years*/ s To parties seeking a freehold on.easy term 7 fail to be one:,of the best oppor f tunitiea offering. The tramway pasaej at you: 3 doors. , Remember the years. G.H. VENNELL,: ...-...'.. ■- Auetioneer. THIS DAY. TUESDAY,' 30th'JANUARY. [ Unreserved Sale of Pianos, in order to effect » speedy clearance;- r . MR. G. H.VENNKLL : will offer for.sale, after the household : and freehold properties,' 5 first-clasß pianos, full compass, •of 7 octaves,.trichord, viz.:— ; 1 rosewood, No. 5576, round full . ■ 2 walnut,-do 5551, 5570 j, , 2 upright' medium, 5557, 5559 - These pianos are just landed ex Howrah, and are in first-class order, and will be sold as above. : After which—< ' '."" 11 first-class harmoniums, by Alexandre, ia rosewood, walnut,.and oak, from 3 to 15 stops. * i The instruments will be on view on Monday, the 29th inst. . '-v.'-A' ,' : Th&jpublic aire respectfully invited to inspect these instruments. They are first-class, and will.be sold to close r accounts. . -■ • Sale at 2, o'clock, Tuesday, 30th January. WEDNESDAY, 31st JANUARY. PEREMPTORY SALE. QtJEE N' S W SL, A R F.. UNCLAIMED GOODS. R. G..H. VENNELL has received in-, structions from the City Corporation to sell by public auction on the Queen's Wharf, | in A shed, on Wednesday next, the 3lßt inst., at 1 o'clock, the- following unclaimed. goods—--1 box, ex Wellington (no mark) ' 2 hhds ale (A. Prosser) 19 camp ovens (no mark) I hide ' 3 sacks grass seed 3 do oats ■ 1 do'barley ','..' 5 kegs nails (2 ullage) 2 jars rice .'.""" 1; trunk 1 box lamps 1 box biscuits lease (JD over W. in diamond) I 1 bag clothing 1 bundle buckets 1 box clothes-pegs (S in diamond) 1 case (no mark) . j 21 clothes lineß . . . 3 casks cement. ... Sale at 1 o'clock sharp. WEDNESDAY,' FEBRUARY 7. HUTT MARKET. "R. j. H. WALLACE is 'instructed to . sell by public- auction, at 2 o'clock p.m.— . ■ 12 Romney Marsh rams 3 Lincoln rams. ; '. MONDAY, 26th FEBRUARY, - At Noon. IMPROVED FREEHOLD ESTATE. POKOWHAI, NEAR NAPIER. 440 Acres, 416-Acres,- 613 Acres. To be sold by Public Auction, at" NAPIER, ; on. MONDAY, 26th FEB., at .Noon. • R. MILLER has received positive - i., instructions from the owner of the bove-properties, Alex. McHardy, Esq., to ' Jispose of all his-freehold .lands 'at Pokowhai,, ' in three separate compact blocks, each com- ii lete arid workable', in itself, and prdsent iia*.' rovements-except buildings, rendering each ' lock -capable of re-division, if afterwards :ouhd desirable by the purchaser. The, whole'!' . )f the lands are under English grasses, watered - >y seven artesian ,w ells, and are divided into : mmerous paddocks, .each .having 1 ..all.requisite, ~ urface drainage provided for. The fences are n'oat substantial, a number of them double, rith live quick-hedges. These, with small lantations, dotted over the property, afford P .mple shelter. This estate, now well known is the beßt fattening country in New. Zealand, " s capable of carrying fat an average of at ,EABT' SEVEN BUBEP PER ACRE. It is handy to narket and port—the nearest point being.only ° ibout six miles from Napier. :On the .440 acre _ >lock there area substantial dwelling-house and a iffices, stables, loose boxes, cowsheds, numerous ranis, and a dip. The woolshed and yards are '~f rithin 2 \ miles of Farndon Railway station.. As the owner- requires not ofcly, all. his 0 " .vailable capital, but also to bestow the whole g >f his attention on a larger and more-distant . iroperty, he finds: it'absolutely**.nece3sary to '[ ffect a Sale of this. --To ensure this result, the : j eservo is really nominal, having now been ' educed to a sum far below value. ', ■ V The tenns will beeasy, as aboufcTwp-THiun3 „, emains on mortgage at 7 per cent, .'for 8 years. As tho property" must bo quitted, intending tuyers will do well to pay an early visit. ' o) Plans may be seen, aiid further particulars btained, at the office of MURRAY, COMMON, AND CO., . ■ Wellington.