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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 5079, 4 July 1877, Page 4

Auctions THIS DAY. WEDNESDAY, 4th JULY, At 2 o’clock. Desirable Family Residence of Nine Rooms in Tinakori-road. MR. E. J. DUNCAN has received instructions to sell by public auction, at hia rooms. Panama-street, on Wednesday, 4th July, at 2 o’clock— That substantial and commodious family residence situated in Tinakori-road, containing 9 rooms, with out-build-ings, and every convenience for comfort, at present in the occupation of Mr. E. Croucher. For further particulars apply to R. J. DUNCAN, Auctioneer. THIS DAY, WEDNESDAY, 4th JULY. WORTHY OF PUBLIC NOTICE. SALE OF LEASES FOR 42 YEARS. ME. E. J. DUNCAN has received instructions from Mrs, Tutchen to offer for sale by public auction on Wednesday, July 4th, the leases of three town acres for the term of 21 years, renewable for a second period of 21 years, at an advance of 50 per cent., of town acres— No. 323, in Brougham-street ~ 330, in Austin-street „ 331, comer of Austin-street and Piriesfcreet, subdivided into allotments of a quarter-acre each and under. Lithographed plans are now ready, and may be had at the Auctioneer’s office. . ~~ THIS DAY, " WEDNESDAY, 4th JULY. Town Sections in Palmerston North. MR. R. J. DUNCAN has received instructions from .Vlr. Darrant to sell by auction, at his rooms, Pana'ma-street, on Wednesday, 4th July, at 2 o’clock— Town sections Nos. 808 and 828, on the plan of the township of Palmerston North, containing respectively 3 roods 30 perches, and 1 acre 1 rood. Title—Crown grant. THURSDAY, sth JULY, 1877. MR. R. J. DUNCAN has been favored with instructions from 0. H. Yennell, Esq., who is relinquishing business for a time in consequence of ill health, to sell by public auction, at Mr. Yennell’s premises, Hunterstreet, on Thursday, July 5 ' TTis entire stock of merchandise, duty paid and in bond, consisting of wines and spirits, beer, tobacco and cigars, viz., DUTY-PAID GOODS, IN STORE. BEERS, WINES, AND SPIRITS. 2 casks Jeffrey’s Edinburgh ale, glass bottles, quarts 4 do do do do, stone do do 27 do Younger’s ale, pints, each 8 dozen 3 do do do, quarts, each 4 dozen 17 cases Guinness’ Dublin stout, bottled by Burke, 4 dozen each 18 do do. Pig brand, 4 dozen each 4 casks AUaop’s ale, 4 dozen each 5 do Tenuent’s ale, 4 dozen each 9 cases Bisquit Dubouche and Co.’s brandy ■ 6do Hennessey’s brandy 3 do Martell’s do 20 do S.V.P; brandy 6 do U.y.P. brandy • 4do Danville's whisky 3 cases Swaine Boord’s old tom 14 do La Rose claret 6 do St. Julien do 3 do schnapps 10 do Hockheimer, pints 7 do St. Estephe claret j 7 do Bourg do, pints I 6 do orange bitters 42 do Champagne, various brands 2 qr-casks sherry 4 qr-casks port wine GROCERIES, &c. ’ 8 boxes tea. ex August* No. 23, lllbs. each 11 J-chests tea, each 421bs. 3 |-chests tea, each 211bs. 6 boxes tea, each 121ba. 4 J-chests tea, each 421bs. 10 f-cheats do, each 411bs. 7 cases preserved ginger 3 eases strawberry jams 60 casks English crushed loaf sugar, each 2jcwt. 54 boxes household soap .28 do 2-Crown soap ■ . , , 8 bales brown wrapping paper And other sundry groceries, which will be published in slips. IRONMONGERY Consisting of—Oval boilers and ■ sauce- ! pans, 41 assorted trays, double and single iron bedsteads, Leamington ranges, &c., &o. ‘ 4 sets cab and buggy harness—new Londonmade • ■; v 1 very superior pianoforte by Metzler ' 7 harmoniums, from 3 to 15 stops , . • And a variety of other goods. : GOODS IN BOND. • 5 qr-casks Hennessy’a pale brandy 15 cases do do 25 cases Bisquit-Dubouche and Co. 30 cases kartell's brandy 15 cases A. V. P. brandy 5 qr-casks Duff Gordon’s sherry H qr-casks port wine, various brands 6 qr-casks brandy, A.V.P. Co. and Bisquit Dubouche 2 cases twist tobacco, Anchor brand 1 case cigars 10 cases aromatic gin 2 qr-casks South Australian wine &c., &c., &c. Terms will be liberal. . Sale at .11.30 o’clock. Lunch at 1 o’clock N.B. —The business premises for sale. WEDNESDAY, Xlth JULY, * At 2 o’clock. Six-roomed House and Eight-acre Paddock, all laid down in English grass well-fenced, together with 63| Acres Laud, nearly all level, covered with Valuable Timber, at Pakuratahi, fronting the main trunk road from Wellington to Masterton. MR. R. J- DUNCAN has received instructions from Mr. F. W. Hodder, to sell by public auction, at his salerooms, Panamastreet, on Wednesday, 11th July, at 2 o’clock— The above desirable freehold property consisting of—--68 acres and 3 roods, more or less, being parts of the sections Nos. 9 and 10 on the plan of the Pakuratahi District, with six-roomed house, fivestall stable, cowshed, stockyard, and outhouses, together with a paddock of 8 acres. The property is nearly all level and’eovered with valuable rimu timber. It is within a mile of the railway station, and has a frontage to the North Eastern Trunk-road. The auctioneer has great pleasure in recommending the above to the attention of all parties seeking a capital investment, or to those desirous of securing, ere it is too late, for occupation and profitable use, a most valuable block of land, ■within easy distance of Wellington or the Wairarapa Plains. The property will be sold subject to a mortgage for £3OO repayable in August, 1879, and bearing interest at 10 per cent, (if punctually paid). Also subject to a lease expiring: in April, 1878, at .a rental of £6O per annum. Terms—2o per cent. cash. The £3OO above mentioned on mortgage. Balance by bills at 3 and 6 months. ' ' - - For’further particulars, apply to Messrs. Moorhouse and Edwards, Solicitors, Feather-ston-street, or to • ' U: R.‘ J. DUNCAN, ‘ ■ Auctioneer.