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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 4985, 15 March 1877, Page 4

Auction! THIS DAY. THURSDAY, I6th MARCH. ~~ JUL. J - H - WALLACE is instructed by |_ the Committee of the St. Patrick's Day Sports to sell by public auction at his salerooms, Hunter-street, oa Thursday, the 15th inst., the right to 2 publicans'-booths 1 refreshment do. Sale at 12 o'clock noon. THURSDAY, 22nd MARCH. Auction Sale of Buggies and other Goods. R. R. J.DUNCAN has received in- , atructions to nail by public auction, at the warehouse of Mr. Edward Pearce, on the above date—--1 Concord buggy 1 Hampshire buggy 1 Eureka buggy - 1 Sociable buggy 1 large spring van, suitable for removing furniture or goods in town 17 cases champagne (Joseph Perrier, G'l'« and Co.) 50 stone jars, each 2 galls A quantity of jugs, bung jars, and other stone ware 30 Lipscombe's filters, assorted sizes 20 bolts sail canvas 1 iron grate, &c, &c.

Sale to commence at 2 o clock. WEDNESDAY, 28th MARCH. IMPORTANT SALE of FURNITURE, &c, At Woburn, Hutt. J TjL with instructions from Mrs. Riddiford (who is about visiting England), to sell by auction, at Woburn, Hutfc, on Wednesday, 28th inst., commencing, in consequence of the number of lota, at half-past ten o'clock— Handsome drawing-room Buite ; valuable trichord pianoforte, by Collard and Collard Dining and bedroom furniture Kitchen utensila Implements, &c, &c. Also, A number of superior horses, including the colt out of Peeress by Kakapo —took first prize at late Hutt Show. Full particulars will be published prior to day of sale. TUESDAY, 3rd APRIL. PRELIMINARY NOTICE.

VERY IMPORTANT LAND SALE. /TR. R. J. DUNCAN is instructed to sell XtX by public auction, on Tuesday, 3rd April, at his salerooms, Panama-street, the following valuable freehold city and country properties, belonging to the estate of the late Mrs. Catherine Murch, viz. :-*- Lot I.—Allotment of land, with the old Custom House thereon, being town section No. 207, having a frontage of 133£ft. to Parish-street. Lot 2.—Parcel of land, being part of town section No. 508, with five-roomed house thereon, with kitchen, scullery, and bithroom, water and gas laid on, having a frontage of 23ft. Bin. to Boulcott-street, by a depth of 100 ft. Lot 3.—Parcel of land, being part of town section No. 479, with seven-roomed house, kitchen, andscullery thereon, being a corner section, with frontages of 80ft. by 72£ft. to Boulcottstreet, opposite the residence of F. A. Krull, Esq. Lot 4.—Three town acres in the city of Wellington, Nos. 838, 840, 842, fenced, laid out as kitchen garden, with two houses thereon. Lot 5. —Town acre, Masterton, No. 12, subject to a lease of twenty-one years, £6O per annum from Ist June, 1876. Lot 6.—41 acres, suburban section No. 86, in township "of Masterton, divided into 12 sectionn, with frontages to North-roadand Taueruroad. Lot 7.—84 acres, suburban land, Greytown block. TOWNSHIP OF PALMKRSToN. No, 853, one acre and one rood on the plan of the township of Palmerston Nos. 954, 955, 1076, 1077, thirteen acres, two roods, sixteen perches, more or less, Suburban land, township of Palmerston No. 1084, five acres, three roods, and twenty-six perches Suburban Land, Palmerston.

With several other properties, which, with the above, will be absolutely sold without reserve. TUESDAY, 3rd APRIL. 84 acres first-class Land in Greytown Block, well Grassed, and dotted with clumps of Useful and Ornamental Bush. IVJL by public auction, on Tuesday, 3rd April, at hig salerooms, Panama-street, Wellington, at 2 o'clock— Sections No. 26 and 27 on the plan of Greytown Block, containing 84 acres really excellent land, perfectly level, having splendid soil; within one mile of the flourishing township of Greytown, admirably situated for an extensive dairy farm, tea gatdens, &c, &c. Together with A Seven-roomed House, good dairy, stock shed, pig styes, and all necessary outhouses, and two good orchards well stocked and watered. The whole property is substantially fenced and subdivided into seven good paddocks, which may be truly described as one of the most beautiful sites in the whole district of the Wairarapa. From its peculiar position it is certain of rapidly increasing in value, arising from the influx of population and capital into the diatriot, consequent upon the near completion of the Great Northern Railway line from Wellington. Terms of payment are—One-fourth cash deposit on the fall of the hammer, and balance by bills at three and six months, bearing interest at 8 per cent, per annum ; or, if preferred, £BOO of the purchase money may remain on mortgage at 9 per cent, for throe years. Intending buyers are strongly advised to inspect this most desirable property, and are referred for further information to F. H. Wood, Esq., land agent, &c, Greytown.

- TUESDAY, 3rd APRIL. Valuable Property In Hill-street. Important fco Members of Parliament, _ Capitalists, and others. ~"R. R. J. DUNCAN is instructed to offer *... by public auction on Tuesday, the 3rd day of April— All that valuable block of land, having a frontage of 40 foot 4 inches to Hillstreet by a depth of 115 feet 6 inches, beinc; part of Town Section No. 525, city of Wellington, and on which is erected an elegant villa residence, with mansard roof, containing nine rooms. Bath-room fitted with hot and cold water appaiptus, and other offices.

The house commands a magnificent view, and from its complete appointments in certainly one of the most comfortable and admirable residences in the city, and presents an opportunity for investment rarely to be met with. Cards to view may be obtained on application to the auctioneer.