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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 4999, 2 April 1877, Page 4

Auctionsj TUESDAY, 3rd APRIL. 84 acres first-class Land in Greytown Block, well Grassed, and dotted with clumps of Useful and Ornamental Bush. MR. R. J. DUNCAN is instructed to sell by public auction, on Tuesday, 3rd April, at his 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 gaidena, &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 district, 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 mouths, 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 three years. Intending buyers are strongly advised to inspect this most desirable property, and are referred for further information to P. H. Wood, Esq., land agent, &c., Greytown. TUESDAY. 3rd APRIL. HOUSE A.ND LAND, Corner of John and Hanson streets. I/TR. R. J. DUNCAN has received inVI structions from Mr. G. W. Conrad to sell'by public auction, on Tuesday, 3rd April, at his salerooms, Panama-street— An allotment of land, 50 feet frontage to John-street, by 119 feet to Han-son-street, upon which is a sub-stantially-built house containing five rooms and scullery, with outbuildings. The whole is enclosed by a good fence, and is in thorough repair. £2OO of the purchase money can remain on mortgage. HIGHLY Important SALE OF LEASES FOR FORTY-TWO YEARS OF VALUABLE CITY PROPERTIES, BY OBDER OP THE TRUSTEES OF THE WELLINGTON HOSPITAL. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. \/f*R. R. J. DUNCAN has been favored .VI with instructions from the Trustees of the Wellington Hospital to offer for public competition, about the middle of March next, the date of which will be advertised in due course— The leases of about TWELVE Sections of Land, containing about eighteen acres, more or less, for a term of twenty-one years, renewable for a further term of twenty-one years at an advance of 50 per cent.

Each section will have a frontage to a formed metalled road, and every lot will be found suitable for the erection of firat-class villa residences. The land is at the rear of Wellington-ter-race, adjoining the grounds of the Botanical Gardens, and it is therefore unnecessary to add, possesses a truly magnificent view of the harbor, and of nearly every part of the city. The roads through the block are now being formed, and a fine substantial bridge is in course of erection from Wellington-terrace. , Plana of the above will be ready and may be had on application from the auctioneer about 20th February. The annual rental will be fixed at low rates, thus holding out strong inducements for competition, and for the purpose of securing immediate occupation. Terms at sale. WEDNESDAY, 4th APRIL. BORING TOOLS FOB WELL-SINKING, WOOL AND JACK SCREWS, CART NAVES, SADDLERY AND HARNESS, BRANDY, CHAMPAGNE AND CLARET, PORT AND RE IS LING, FURNITURE, &0., &c. MR. R. J. DUNCAN has received instructions to sell by public auction, at his salerooms, Panama-street, on Wednesday, 4th April, at 2 o’clock, to close consignments—--2 chaise slings 18 bolts 16 bars steel 1 keg small bolts Crowbars, long-handle shovels Spades, crosscut saws, axes Picks, handles, mattocks, &c,, &c. 1 set boring tools for well-sinking 4 wool screws and handles 4 jaokscrews 13 pairs cart naves 2 cases saddlery, containing— Ladies’ and gents’ saddles Bridles—snaffle, Pelham, and Waymouth Saddlecloths, stirrup leathers Girths, cartstraps, and breastplates Hunting and buggy whips Also, Cab and buggy harness Scotch cart harness, leader and shafter 10 cases champagne 40 do do 4 do French liqueur 20 do flask brandy 90 cases claret—St. J alien's and Larose 90 qr-casks port wine 2 do reisling Quinces, pepper in tins Furniture, consisting of— Cheffoniers, couches, music stool, Leamington range, bicycle, &c., &c. 12 watches—gold and silver Lockets, brooches, watch glasses &c„ &c., &c. WEDNESDAY, 4th APRIL. Without Reserve, MR. R. J. DUNCAN has received instructions from Mrs. Martin to sell, at her residence, Pipitea Point (formerly Mr. Tuckey’s), on Wednesday, 4th April, at 11 o’clock sharp— The whole of her Household Furniture and Effects, consisting of— Dining tables, round tables Sofa, couches, carpets, rugs Cheffonier, chairs, fender and fireirons Bedsteads (double and single) Mattresses, palliasses, bolsters, pillows Dressing-tables, glasszs, ornaments Washstands and sets Sheets, towels, pillow slips Crockery, saucepans, knives and forks &c., &c., &c. Sale at 11 o’clock sharp. WEDNESDAY, 4th APRIL. AUCTION SALE WITHOUT RESERVE. MR. R. J. DUNCAN is instructed to sell by public auction, at his salerooms, on Wednesday, 4th April, at 2 o’clock— No. 8, 1 bale brown wrapping paper, 20 x 24, 18 reams 301 b 25-26, 2 do do do, 22 x 29, 12 reams 501 b 27-28, 2 do do do, 23 x 31, 10 do 601 b 29-31, 3 do do do, 31 x 46, 6 do 1001 b 32-33, 2 do do do, 36 x 46, 6 do 1001 b 41-42, 2 do do do, 20 x 24, 18 do 301 b 43-44, 2 do do do, 22 x 29, 12 do 501 b 45-46, 2do do do, 23 x 31,10 do 601 b 16 bales Terms as usual.