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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 4948, 31 January 1877, Page 4

Auction* THIS DAY. WEDNESDAY, 31st JANUARY. PEREMPTORY SALE. QUEEN’S WH AK F. UNCLAIMED GOODS. MR. G. H. VBNNELL has received ; structions from the City Oorporati to sell by public auction on the Queen’s Wha in A shed, on Wednesday next, the 31st mi at 1 o'clock, the following unclaimed goods 1 box, ex Wellington (no mark) 2 bhds ale (A. Prosser) 19 camp ovens (no mark) 1 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 1 case (JD over W in diamond) 1 bag clothing 1 bundle buckets 1 box clothes-pega (S in diamond) • 1 case (no mark) 21 clothes lines ! 3 casks cement. Sale at 1 o’clock sharp. THIS DAY, .... WEDNESDAY, 31st JANUARY. Important Clearing Sale, to Close Consij raeuta of Flour, Suear, Tea, Tobac Candles, Cigars, Brandy, &0., &c,, &c. GeorgE thomas win hold a iai s clearing sale of’ merchandise at rooms, Lambton-quay, on Wednesday, 3 January, at 2 o’clock," The following lines goods ViH be oilerod— ; • ■ ' .‘ ‘ ’ 600 sacks' first-blabs Launceston flour , 100,do \Y oQ fl’ s do. ' ' f ipo do'Adeliid'J'flo •' ■ : 2bo'do l pnme''6at;r a . 50 do bran , ■„‘ 1 . % , {& dw’pßslfd sioou brewer’s crystaljmgai . . .3 do TO.sugar V . . 1 do JWdo ' Ido IWdo " - , , 150 half-chests tea, 'IOO b:ixes do : ■ Soap—houaeholdi ' a : crdwn, 3 crc mottled., ~... Tobacco—Qtioeii 1 of Seas, Shellard’s, a ’ Sunny’ Soniii’"! “ "20 cases brandy s ' 10 ’ . • ' 1 ton oatmeal , ' , i , , ’ .1 do cheese ' " ; / 1 , , . ■25 sacks barley ' r ‘ . 50 do maize 15- dozgalyanised buckets 10 qr-casks vinegar. • 5 cases Van-Houten’s cocoa . 30 casks’ Guinness’s: stout . , . 5 cas'ea’corn,flour: ) • 10 do D & T mustard ' 10 do sardines, J’s and Terms very liberal. MONDAY* sth FEBRUARY. MR. J. H. WALLACE is instructed '.seU-by public auction at his saleroQt Tiunter-street, on Monday, sth February,. 12 o’clock noon, prompt— i: . That .valuable freehold property in 1 geatre-atreet, adjoining the■■ re ' " de’nce of W.’ Bishop, Esq., in t - occupation’ of .’Augustus ‘ Curt Esq, haying- a frontage.of -fl Oft. 7i by a depth of 84ft. —For further particulars apply -to-Mr,Bra don, or to the Auctioneer. ... MONDAYr 26th FEBRUARY, - IMPROVED FREEHOLD ESJATE. napier. 440 Acres, 416 Acres, 613 Acres, ’ _ jl CJ* To be sold By Public Auction, at NAI'IEI on MONDAY, 26th FEB., at Noon; . MR." MILLER. has received . posith , instructions from the owner of tl above properties, Alex. McHardy, Esq,, t dispose of, all his freehold lands at Pokowha in three' separate compact blocks, each con plete and workable in itself, and present in prqyements except buildings, rendering eac block capable of re-division, .if afterward found desirable by the purchaser. The whql of the lands are under English grasses, watere by seven artesian wells, and are ,divided int numerous paddocks, each - having all- requisit surface drainage provided for. t The fences ar most substantial, a number of them double with live quick hedges. These,; with smal plantations dotted over the property, affon ample shelter.; This estate, now well knowi is the best fattening country in New Zealand is capable of carrying fat an average of- ai [.east SEyroT SHEEP PEB ACKE. It is handy ' t< nafket.and nearest point beiugonlj ibout six iniles from Napier. On the.44o acr( flock there are a substantial dwelling-house anc flfices, stables, loose boxes, cowsheds, numerouf rards, and a dip. The woolshed and yards art vitbin 2J mile's of Farndon Railway station. ‘As’ the owner, requires not only, all hie ivailable'capital, but also to bestow the whole J hisi attention, oh a larger and more distant iroperty, he finds it absolutely necessary to (Feet a.sale of this., To ensure this result, the eserye is really nominal, having! now, been educed to a sum far-below- value The terms will be easy, as about TWO-THikna emains on mortgage at 7 per cent; for B’years. As the property must'be quitted, 'intending uyers will do well to pay an early visit. -Plans may be seen, and further particulars btainedj at'the office of ■ MURRAY, COMMON, AND GO., .> * Wellington. [IGHLY IMPORTANT SALE . , ( ■ OF . LEASES-FOR FORTY-TWO YEARS r or VALUABLE; CITY PROPERTIES; 7 ... BY OKDEK OF THE - ’ RU3TEES OF THE WELLINGTON ;; r ; . hospital; y , ; • PRELIMINARY NOTICE. ; i/fR., R. J. DUNCAN 'has been favored r I , with instructions from - the Trustees-of e * Wellington ; Hospital to offer for public repetition, about the middle of. March. next, e date of which will be- advertised in .due nrse— " “' v ' ; (Phe leases of about TWELVE Sections of: ' : Land, containing about ’ eighteen : V acres; more -or less, for- a tefirr.of ' twenty-one years, renewable for ! {i,. further term of twenty-one years at an advance of 50 per centii.X,:..' Each section will have : a frontage-' to ; a med metalled roa'd, and every lot will be md suitable for the erection of, finrt-class The land- Is at, the rear of ..WellingtonHer:e, adjoining the grounds -of the Bjptainical xdens, and - it is therefore’ unnecessary,'to 3, p,ossesaesa truly magnificent viety "ofjho rbor, and of nearly every part of the city, ic roads* through the'block- arc ‘now being med, and a -fine substantial bridge is ‘in use of erection froyi Wellingtoh-terrace. , Plan’s of the above will" be ’ready and'may . had on application from - tho auctioneer rat 20th February. • - ; • The annual. rental will be fixed at low. rates, is holding out strong .inducements for comiitidh, ; and- for the purpose of'securing imidiate occupation. . ■ ’ i V* .' , ; / ; , , , / , Terms at sale, . ■