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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 5059, 11 June 1877, Page 4

■WEDNESDAY, 13th JUNK, At 2 ,V '■'—'- TOWNSHIP OF YYiVAlKliiiiwi.: For Sale bv Auction, jiriy Selections of that Valuable Land in the Township of Fitzherbe.rt. ?EAUCIIAMP, CAMPBELL, & CO. _0 have lieeii instructed to sell by public auction, at their rooms, corner of Lamb-ton-quav anil Panama-strict, on Wednesday, 13th inst., .at 2 o'clockAll those valuable sections in the 1 ownship of Fitzberbert, being sections A. B. I'. No. IG, containing ... CO 1 11 Nos. 3 too, containing ... US 2 4 Nos. 49 to 51, containing CO 0 0 JNo. containing ... 80 337 The above sections were selected by a gencan knowing the country well, and were ong the very earliest selections. The laud is first-class and easy of ace long he connected to the city ........ v . Terms excessively easy. Title—Land Transfer. THURSDAY, Mth JUNE, At 2 o'clock. On the Premises, Courtenay-place. Unreserved Auction Sale of Drapery, Boots, Shop Fittings, and Sundries. CAMPBKLL, <fc CO. _JI have received instructions from Mr. Tones, who is giving up business iu cons< qiience of the continued ill-health of Mr„. .Jones, to sell by auction, at his shop, Courte-lav-place, on THURSDAY, 14th JUNE, At 2 o'clock, Without reserve, lis stock-in-trade of drapery, boots and shoes, trade fixtures, &c, Sc. Terms cash. No reserve. FRIDAY, 15th JUNE. To Clo-e Consignments. Extensive Trade Sale of Wines and Spirits, 'Bottled Ale and Porter, Cigars, Cheese, Butter, American Chairs, lance's Glass, Axe and Pick Handles, Sec, &.C. To Grocers, Wine and Spirit Merchants, "lotelkeepers, Produce Dealers, Ironmongers, and Others. At Messrs. Levin and Co.'s Stores. BEAUCHAMP, CAMPBELL, & CO. have received instructions from Messrs. Xerin and Co., to sell by auction, at their stores, on FRIDAY, 15th JUNE, At 2 o'clock—--100 casks stout, pig brand, bottled by W. Edwards, of Liverpool 50 casks ale, pints, bottled by W. Younger and Co. 50 casks ale, quarts, bottled by W. Younger and Co. 100 cases Mitchell's whisky, in barrels, flasks, jars, &c. 30 cases brandy, in flasks and half-flasks 10 qr-casks superior sherry 10 cases, in qnarts and pints, champagne, Wachters' and Collins' brands 15 cases No. 2 moselle, quarts 1 case cigars, eagle brand 50 sacks potatoes, 15 sacks peas 5 cases cheese, 10 kegs butter 6 cases best hickory axe handles 4 do do do pick do 2 do sledge hammer handles 5 cases American brooms, in 40dozs. 40 boxes Chance's window glass, 160 z., assorted sizes 45 cases American chairs, va terns Sundries. Terms liberal. The auctioneer's insruction3 are to sell, as consignments must be closed up. WEDNESDAY, 20th JUNE. HARBOR BOARD RESERVES. IMPORTANT LAND SALE, PATEA DISTRICT. ILLIAM COWERN has been favored j T with instructions from Gr. F. Sherwood, Esq., Chairman of the Harbor Board, to sell by public auction, at his wareh Carlyle, on Wednesday, June 20, at 2 p. The Lease of those valuable lands situated in the Patea District, a 3 enumerated in the schedule at foot — Section 565, Kakaramea, 120 acres, for 35 years Section 320, Ketemarae, 46 acres 1 rood, for 35 years Section —, Carlyle suburban, 180 acres, for 21 years Section 2, Carlyle suburban, 29 acres, for 21 years Sections 118 and 119, Whenuakura, 5 acres each, for 14 years Sections 120 and 121, Whenuakura, 5 acres each, for 14 years. Note. —The above lands are all open, and | E&anot fail to recommend themselves to the notice of all persons desirous of acquiring properties in the district. The term of lease should be a great inducement. Plans can be ] seen and all information acquired on applica- ! iion to the Auctioneer. W. COWERN, Auctioneer. WORTHY OF PUBLIC NOTICE. SALE OF LEASES FOR 42 YEARS. "JVfR. R- J. DUNCAN has received in--IV.L structions from Mrs. Tutchen to offer ?or sale by public auction at an early data, the leases of three town acres for the term of 21 s, renewable for a second period of 21 s, at an advance of 50 per cent., of town ncTes— No. 323, in Brougham-afcreet „ 330, in Austin-street „ 33*1, corner of Austin-street and Pinestreet, subdivided into allotments of a quarter-acre each. Plans will be ready in the course of a few IMPORTANT PRELIMINARY NOTICE. IVTR. R. J. DUNCAN has been favored ISjL with instructions from James Gilligan, J'.X]., of the Taueru, Wairarapa, to offer for ssilt by auction, at his salerooms in Wellington, sxi an early date, of which due notice will be A'BLOCK OF LAND IN THE WAIRARAPA DISTRICT, IHstant about four miles from the flourishing township of Masterton, consisting of—--1000 acres really magnificent land, equal to any of the far-famed Wainiate Plains on the West Coast, being all of limestone formation, suitable either for market gardeners or Bmall fanners. 'The property will be divided into about fifty ■;.V. vtments, containing twenty acres, more or lis extremely desirable and valuable pro- ' is well known as the " Maungahina," comprises land that has been held in the s of the natives from time iinmemoru.l, nas always been highly esteemed by the -if, throughout the district as the best for growing their food from year to year. i.h"graphed plans of the sections arc being wed for public distribution. irther particulars will be published in due AUCTIONEER, VALUATOR AND FINANCIAL AGENT, Odd Fellows' Hall, Wellington. rf'VKKAL SUMS of MONEY TO BE ) LENT on good freehold security. MOORHOXTSE & EDWARDS, Solicitors, Featheraton-Btreet, Wellington,