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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 5016, 21 April 1877, Page 4

Auctions TUESDAY, 24th APRIL, At 2 o’clock. LAND AND FAMILY RESIDENCE ON WELLINGTON-TERRACE. MR. R. J. DUNCAN has received instructions to sell by auction, on Tuesday, 24th inst., at 2 o’clock, at his salerooms, Panama-street— All that valuable and most desirable piece of freehold land, beautifully situated, on Wellington-terrace, being part of town section No. 195, having a frontage of 92 links by a depth of 114 links and 100 links respectively. Together with a well-planned and substantially - built 6-roomod house, with scullery and bath-room, storeroom, coalshed, &c., detached. Water laid on. Title under the Land Transfer Act. TUESDAY, APRIL 24, At 2 p.m. HIGHLY IMPORTANT SALE OP LEASES FOR FORTY-TWO YEARS OP VALUABLE CITY PROPERTIES, BY OUDEU OP THE TRUSTEES OF THE WELLINGTON HOSPITAL. MR. R. J. DUNCAN has been favored with instructions from the Trustees of the Wellington Hospital to offer for public competition, on the above date— 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 first-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. The annual rental -will be fixed at low rates, thus holding out strong inducements for competition, and for the purpose of necessary immediate occupation. Lithographed plans may be had at the auctioneer’s office after Friday, 14th inst., where conditions of sale may also be seen. Terms at sale. J>LAN OF HOSPITAL RESERVES. Copies i f the Lithograph Plans of the above may now be had on application at the office of the Auctioneer. R. J. DUNCAN TUESDAY, 24th APRIL. MR. FRANCIS SIDEY has received instructions from the Assignees in the estate of W. L. Coe, late saddler, Upper Hutt, to sell by public auction at his rooms, Mannersstreet, the whole of the new and well-assorted saddlery and saddlers’ material consisting of— Ladies’ saddles and bridles, spurs Gents’ saddles and bridles, brushes Saddle-cloths, breastplates, combs Stirrup-irons and leathers, bits, dees Clippers, buckles, scpiares, trace chains Breeching chains, singeing lamps Flap-boards, driving whips, crops Ladies’ whips, vice, wool-cards Saddle-trees, leather, chick girthing Cart collars, breeching, hames &c., &c., &o.

The sale is entirely without reserve, and commences punctually at 2 o’clock. Terms cash. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. IMPORTANT SALE OF STOCK. FURNITURE, &c. Messrs, edmondson, iorns, & CO. will sell by public auction, at Mr. James Barber’s Tauherenikau Hotel, Wairarapa, at an early date— Horses, cattle, Ac,, For further particulars see future advertisement. Or apply to J. A. EDMONDSON, Greytown ; Or, J. lORNS, Masterton. ' Masterton, April 17. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. SALE OF FURNITURE, &c., TAUHERENIKAU HOTEL. MR. F. H. WOOD has been favored with instructions from Mr. James Barber to sell by public auction, without reserve, at an early date— The furniture, &0., of the Tauherenikau Hotel, prior to its being refurnished by its new proprietor. ON THE SAME DAY Mr. F, H. Wood will hold, in the yards adjoining the Hotel, an important sa e of FAT AND STORE CATTLE, SHEEP, HORSES, &c. This sale will bo the first of a series of MARKET SALES which F. H. W. intends holding at this, convenient centre. Full particulars in future advertisemant. WEDNESDAY, 25th APRIL, At 11 a.m. ROUTLEDGE,, KENNEDY, & CO. are instructed by J. W. Witty, Esq. (who purposes'residing, on his property at Wairoa) to sell by public auction on the premises— PUs "dwelling-house and grounds, Light-house-road, Napier. The situation commands one of the most charming views on Soinde Island. The grounds (about acres), have boon ■ 1 laid out with taste and care, and at considerable cost, they arc planted with the choicest fruit and ornamental trees and shrubs, all well established in growth. The grounds have also the advantage of a complete system of surface drainage, and are supplied with tanks for the conservation of water. The whole being enclosed by a 7ft. galvanised iron fence. The house i-p quite new, and is built of the best materials; it covers an area of 70(t. by 51ft., and contains 10 rooms on the groundfloor, viz., drawing-room, 21ft. x 15ft.; parlor, 20ft. x 10ft.; bedroom, 19ft. Oin. x lift., 2in. high; dining-room, library, bedrooms, nursery, and kitchen; in addition to two conservatories, scullery, bathrooms, and closets. The partitions and walls throughout are filled in with concrete. There is one underground concrete tank, containing 2500 gallons of water, and 4 galvanised iron tanks holding 4500 gallons, with force-pump and piping, capable of conveying water to all parts of the building. In short, the house has been fitted at great expense with every regard to comfort and convenience. A portion of the purchase money may remain on. mortgage at a moderate rate of interest. After which will be sold, All his household furniture, quite new, Of which catalogues can be obtained at the offices of the Auctioneers,