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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 5035, 14 May 1877, Page 4

Auctions WEDNESDAY, 16th MAY, ] At 2 o’clock. Compact Freehold Cottage Residence, Beautifully Situated. To Nev.' Arrivals, Gentlemen desirous of becoming their own Landlords, Tradesmen, Investors, and Others. i Beauchamp, Campbell, & co. have received instructions to sell by auction, at their rooms, on Wednesday, 16th Slay, at 2 o’clock — A beautifully situated cottage residence, built on a level section, 40ft. x 95ft., just off Majoribank-street, accessible by dray or cab, and commanding an uninterrupted view of the city and harbor. The cottage is quite new, contains four rooms, with coal-shed, wash-house, and other conveniences detached. Capital cooking stove in kitchen. The house is built of the best material, excellently finished throughout, and roofed with galvanised iron. The ground is fenced and perfectly flat, being a natural plateau, whilst the neighborhood is one of the healthiest and most select in Wellington. Title indisputable. Terms at sale. For any further particulars or cards to view, apply to the auctioneers, BEAUCHAMP, CAMPBELL, & CO. . WEDNESDAY, 23rd MAY, At 2 o’clock. ’ Extensive and Unreserved Sale of admirably - 1 situated and extremely VALUABLE SECTIONS, Adjoining thoTOWNSHIPof MASTERTON. j In the Estate of Jos. lorus. To Investors, Speculators, Parties requiring first-class Building Sites, Market Gardeners, and Others. Beauchamp, Campbell, & co. have received instructions from the Trustees in Jos. lorns’ estate to sell by auction, at their rooms, on Wednesday, 23rd May, at 2 o’clock — 37 valuable residential sites, and market garden plots, varying in size from half-acres to three acres, being a subdivision of suburban section No. 8, township of Masterton. Also, ■ 2 five-acre sections, situated at Makaura, Maungakuta Block, near Masterton, , All the above are for actual sale, the instructions from the Trustees being imperative. The rapid increase of population in the c Wairarapa, in connection with bona fide settle- - ment, is certain to make Masterton the priu- ) cipal county town, and largely to add to the value of town and suburban property. The present subdivision has been so arranged by the surveyors (Messrs. Coleridge and Davies), as to give perfect accessibility to all the sections, which are ready now for immediate occupation. Plans can be seen at the Club Hotel, Mas- - terton, or at the rooms of the Auctioneers, from whom all further particulars and information can be obtained, d Terms at sale, c BEAUCHAMP, CAMPBELL, & CO., s Auctioneers. d WEDNESDAY, 30th MAY. g In the Estate of James Firth, deceased. a For absolute sale, by order of the Executors, r UNEQUALLED CITY FREEHOLD a PROPERTY, e To Banking Corporations, Insurance Companies, Merchants, Tradesmen, Investors, and Speculators. T TIEAUCHAMP, CAMPBELL, & CO. (t r» have received instructions from the ex--3 ecutors of the late James Firth to sell by f auction, at their rooms, on Wednesday, 30th May, at 2 o'clock— All that allotment or parcel of land, 3 situated in Willis-street, containing 22 perches, more or less, having a frontage to AVILLIS-3TREET ; of 104 links, by a depth of 136 r links, with the buildings erected thereon. The central position of this property, with all • the busy Marts of Commerce, Banks, and principal Hotels in close proximity, situated in - the main thoroughfare through which the human tidal stream ebbs and flows, gives it such a character as to render it ONE of the most VALUABLE SITES IN THE CITY OP WELLINGTON, And the steady advance in the value of town 7 property, with the increasing difficulty of obtaining really 3 GOOD POSITIONS, indicates that an opportunity like the present 7 is of rare occurrence, and will, doubtless, not , be lost sight of by keen and prudential men of business. Title —Crown Grant. Terms liberal. Sale peremptory, as the affairs of the estate must be closed up. For all further information and particulars, , apply to the auctioneers, BEAUCHAMP, CAMPBELL, & CO. MONDAY, 4th JUNE. MR. G. H. VENNELL has received instructions from the Directors of the New Zealand Steam Shipping Company (Limi- ' ted), to sell by public auction, at the offices of the company, on Monday, 4th June, 1877, unL less previously released, the undermentioned • unclaimed goods—--1 tin box, John Hall 1 do, H. Reid, per Rangatira 1 small bag, Jacobs, City Cafe, Lambtonquay 1 small bag, J. Taylc 1 bonnet-box - 1 box, J. Smart, per Ladybird 1 card case, Thos. McLennan, care of Alex. Munro, Masterton 1 bed and rug 1 bag and barrel, W. Evans 1 sailor’s clothes bag, per Wellington 1 do box, per Wellington 1 bag, E. E. Edge, per Taranaki 1 small box, Rev. E. W. Rigg, per Wellington 1 case, marked 8-J doz. shears 1 coat 1 trunk and small bag on top, Sampson Deaby, per Wellington 1 trunk, Robert Coomes, per Wellington 1 small box, J. Warren, Colonial Bank, Dunedin 4 pieces iron, Muntoman, Dunedin 1 box, from the wharf, Robert Coomes, per Wellington 1 box, J. Lessaman, per Wellington 1 do, J. Lessaman, per Wellington 1 case typo, per Plncbe 1 portmanteau, per Ladybird 1 do, per Ladybird 1 camp stool, E. E. Edge, per Taranaki 1 hat box 1 camp stool 1 bag grass seed, T.H.H., per Rangatira 1 bag, per Manawatu. THURSDAY, 17th MAY. Sale of Milch Cows, Horses, Carts, Pigs, Hay, Furniture, &c., at the Taita, Lower Hutt. The Estate of the late Mr. Wm. Craighead, Taita. MR. J. 11. WALLACE is instructed by Robert McCullock, Esq., Executor of the Estate of the late Mr. Wm. Craighead, to sell by public aim lion, on the premises, Taita, Lower Hutt, near the Post Office, on T hursday, 17th May, at half-past 12 o’clock sharp, the personal property of the late Mr. Win. Craighead, consisting of—■ Px-iine milch cows, bull, 2 horses, with carts and harness, well-bred breeding and bacon pigs, stacks of meadow and oaten bay, stack of beans, implements, winnowing machine, (fee., growing crops of potatoes, seed potatoes, onions, and sundries. Also, The household furniture and effects, dairy utensils, cheese pre-s, and sundries. Sale on the premises of the late Mr, Wm. Craighead,