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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 4969, 24 February 1877, Page 4

Auctions THIS DAY. SATURDAY, 24th FEBRUARY. MR. Hi J. DUNCAN will sell by auction, at his saleroom, this day (Saturday), 24th inst., at 12 o'clock — 6 tons Adelaide flour . , r 12 cases fresh Nelson fruit, consisting of peaches and pears 18 bags potatoes Porirua' and Nelson cheeses scwt. Canterbury hams and bacon 1 case English York hams 14 bags oatmeal 30 boxes dried apples . 25 bags bran. • MONDAY, 26th FEBRUARY, WINES, SPIRITS, &,c. &c. MR. R. j. DUNCAN has received instructions to sell by public auction, at his new salerooms, Panama-street, on Monday, 26th February, at 2 o’clock—--75 cases Associated Vineyard Company pale brandy 15 do do do, in flasks 5 do do do, in half do 60 do St. Julien claret 15 do Larose 15 do St. Julien 12 qr-casks sherry 14 do port wine &c., &c., &c. TUESDAY", 27th FEBRUARY. Fourteen cases English I umiture, just landed ex Himalaya, from London, in splendid condition. To Upholsterers, Parties Furnishing, Dealers, ' &c., &c., &c. MR. R. J. DUNCAN has received instructions from Messrs. Samuel, Ladd, and Co. to sell by auction, on Tuesday, 27th Inst., at half-past 11 o’clock sharp, at his new furniture salerooms, upper floor, Panama--14 cases London made furniture, from the celebrated firm of Messrs. W. Bailey and Son, Curtain-road, London. 2 walnut hall stands—hats, umbrellas, &c.. No. 3763 2 do do do do, 3764 ■ 6 mahogany Berger chairs^ 6 walnut inlaid ottoman spittoons, stuffed tops 6 do fender stools, 3766 2 do ottomans, all hair, 3761 2 do do, 3762 2 'do do, 3739 , 3 each fancy walnut stools, in coburg, • ■ 3767 and 3768 3 do do do coffee tables, J 5770 and 3759 3 inlaid chess tables, 3758 2 do work tables, 3754 2 do occasional tables, 3773 1 walnut card table, 3752 and 3/53 1 do, 3ft,, 3755 1 do 4ft. Sin. 100 table, 3749_ 2 do pole screens, glazed, 3756 and 3*57 2 do inlaid corner whatnots, 3743 and 3760- . 1 do Davenport 2 do inlaid whatnot Canterburys, 3217 ' and 3737 6 do do do do, 3748 3 3ft. mahogany marble-top washstands, 3745 8 3ft. 6in. do do do, 3744 3 do dressing tables, 3747 and 3/46 3 2ft. 9in. inlaid walnut cabinets, 1063 3 4ffc. do do, 1061 4 4ft. 6in. walnut cheffonier, complete, 1004 2 4ft. 6in. do do do, 1002 1 sft. do do do, 1003 24 oak brackets, stags’ heads 2 walnut 3-seat ottomans, all hair, 2533 3 do whatnots, 2316 1 12in. oval top lady’s desk 1 Kin. brass, brown, gent’s 1 12in. desk, Victoria 1 llin., best panel box 1 llini'oval top 110 in., strap 2 only, black and gold footstools 2 mahogany salwariams 4 do circular gilt footstools 4 do gilt strap leaf 2 do do fern do 4 plain gilt scroll footstools 2 carved walnut cabrioles 2 ohly,uflaid walnut salwariams 2 only, oak do 2 only, mahogany do 12 walnut circular footstools 1200 lbs, flock 13 empty cases.

Goods now on view. TUESDAY, 27th FEBRUARY. MR. R. J. DUNCAN will sell by public auction, at his salerooms, on Tuesday, 27th inat., at half-past 11 o’clock, prior to sale of English furniture — 27 fahby earthenware candlesticks _ 2 sets omametal dessert sets, consisting of 11 plates, 4 dishes, and 2 fruit • • stands 2 sets' do, of 12 plates, 4 dishes, and 2 fruit stands 4 beautiful flower vases 7 flowerpot stands 5 decanters, each "Star,” “Fem,” “Cut," “Pointed Stoppers” 6 do cut glass 28 water bottles and glasses 5 cases fancy pipes 20 dot. walnut, rosewood, and cane chairs >'■ &c.i ' &c., &c. , MONDAY, 26th FEBRUARY. IMPORTANT'SALE BY AUCTION or 494§ ACRES OF LAND, ON TARATAHI PLAIN, Within three miles; of Masterton, and, say, four miles from the rising and flourishing township of Carterton, Wairarapa. MR. R. J. DUNCAN has been favored with instructions from Mr. William Wilton to sell by public auction on Monday, 86th February, 1877, at 2 o’clock, at his new ■alerooms, Panama-street, Wellington— All jthat desirable and valuable freehold property, consisting of ' 4Hi ACRES LEVEL LAND,, having an extensive frontage to the main trunk line of road, situated on the Taratahi Plain, only 3 miles from Masterton, and about 3-J miles from Carterton; the whole enclosed by a four-rail fence (excepting 10 •or 11 chains bounded by a creek or swamp). Together with A good substantial DWELLING-HOUSE ° of seven rooms, built of totara; not quite finished Cowshed, 30ft. long; sheep-pens, shearingpens A first-rate orchard, loaded with fruit One acre potatoes , Two large stacks oats, cut this season. ' ' . Also, 500 MIXED SHEEP. The whole of the land is well-grassed, and carries a large quantity of sheep, cattle, horses, &c,, &C. The auctioneer has much pleasure m recommending the above property to the attention of all seeking an excellent investment for money, also to persons desirous of becoming landowners and possessing property in one of the best aqd most progressive districts in any part of New" Zealand.' Terms of payment: One-fourth m cash; balance inv bills at three and six months, with interest at tf'jper cent, added. Plans of the property and fuller particulars may be had on application at the office of the auctioneer, where orders to view the property can be obtained.