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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 4949, 1 February 1877, Page 4

a Auctions FRIDAY, 2nd FEBRUARY, following the sale of the old Union Bank Property. To Intending Settlers, New Arrivals, Fanners, Sawmill Owners, Speculators, and Others. Beauchamp, Campbell, & 00. 1 have received instructions to sell ny public auction, at the old Union B an > •'Willis-street, immediately after the sale of that property, on Friday, 2nd February, at 2 ° Cl ° A splendid unimproved farm'of 214 acres, within a quarter of a mile of the Karere railway station, Palmerston •" The sollisof undeniable excellence,timbered with some fine matai, totara, and remu. ihe distance from Palmerston (the future Chicago e£ the Manawatu district), is only five miles, trains running .twice a day at a fare oi property-is in the immediate vicinity of the most populous Small Farm Settlement, and must eventually become one of the most valu- • able -homesteads in the rapidly advancing Manawatu district. Terms liberal. FRIDAY, 2nd FEBRUARY, At 2 o’clock. There 7 will be sold by Public Auction, on the . Premises, by Beauchamp, Campbell, & co., that splendid , property lately occupied by the Union Bank, being town section No. •1»3 in the City of Wellington, divided into allotments, as folio .vs : *. , 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 feet 6 inches frontage to Boulcott-sfreet. No 3.—-58 feet 6 inches frontage to Boulcott-street, with the spacious ' 1 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 frentage to right-of-way No. 7.—46 . feet 2 inches by No. 8.-rr46 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, ikd the upper allotments, which are most svutJjjje for villa residences, command a magmh-; cent view of the harbor. The buildings are of moat substantial description, having been erected regardless of expense. Plans .can. be seen, and all particulars obtained from ' ’ BEAUCHAMP, CAMPBELL, & CO., Auctioneers. FRIDAY, 2nd FEBRUARY. At 12 o’clock. Beauchamp, Campbell, & 00. have ' received instructions from the Importers to- sell by public auction, on the above date, at their rooms, at 12 o’clock — 160 Hartz Mountains’ male canaries, all . cages, guaranteed cocks and good singers. Sale at 12 o’clock sharp. FRIDAY, 2nd FEBRUARY. At 2 o’clock. Beauchamp, Campbell & co. will sell by public auction, at the old Union Bank, to follow the sale of that valuable property, at 2 o’clock— One acre No. 952 on the Town plan of • Wellington, situated on the Ade- ■ /lalcp-road, opposite the Newtown „ * Hotel. : FRIDAY, 2nd FEBRUARY. Most desirable Sections at Petoni, contiguous to the Railway Station. To thrifty Artisans, Builders, Contractors and Others. Beauchamp, Campbell, & co. haye received instructions to sell by auction at the old Union Bank, comer of WUHs and Boulcott streets (following the sale of that valuable property), on Friday, 2nd February, 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 ssphalters, an easy rate of cfcrxiage to Wellington for which can be arranged with the jail way authorities. Terms at sale. FRIDAY, 2nd FEBRUARY. ON ACCOUNT OF FORMER PURCHASERS, ' j BOOTHS AT; lIUTT -RACES. Me. R. J. DUNCAN has received instructions to. sell, on account of former purchasers, immediately after the sale of produce, On Friday, 2nd February,, at his salerooms, Panama-street — ;• 1 publican’s booth , 2 fancy bazaarsFRIDAY, 2nd FEBRUARY. ’RUIT, POTATOES, ONIONS, APPLES, EGGS, HOPS, AND CIGARS. ITR R. J. DUNCAN will sell by aucVI tion, at his salerooms. Panama-street, a'Friday, 2nd February, at 12 o’clock—--40 boxes dried apples 2 bags almonds . 8 do very prime onions rlO do potatoes - ■ ; 20 cases apples 3 do eggs 19 bags oatmeal 75 boxes El Combate cigars, 50 each, very old 50 do tip top, 100 each s;caaee French liqueurs; . .17 bags Patea hops And Sundries - - Sale at noon. - WEDNESDAY, 14th FEBRUARY. FAMILY RESIDENCE AND GROUNDS, MR, FRANCIS SIDEY .will sell by public auction, at his ■ rooms, Mannersstreet — - ■ < " ■ ■ ; 1 A first-class family dwelling-house only lately erected, containing on ground . floor drawing-room, dining-room, kitchen and nursery ; upstairs five * large bedrooms.' '' AT.t, THE ROOMS ARE LOFTY. The house is well finished, built in a moat substantial manner, and is in a thorough state of repair. . , , , ~, The out-buildings consist of a large stable ’ and coach-house, with hay-loft, store-room, and lumber-room, byre and calf-house, dairy, washhouse (with fixed boiler), pigstyes, fowl-house, closets, &c., &c. i ; The above stands on two acres of ground, nearly half of which is a kitchen garden, the remainder grass paddocks. j There is a capital road all the way 1 to the property, which is well supplied with water, and in every way constitutes a most desirable family residence. ) - ■ ■ • Th*-freehold consists of two town acres, Nos.- ■ JOBS I ' and 1097, having a frontage of 594 feet » to Duppa-street and Adelaide-road. - The die- ‘ tance is under three miles from the wharf. : ■ ; Fori further i particulars/apply fto the Auc-tioneer,-who'’will give cards to view the proSale at 3 o’clock precisely. Terms liberal,