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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 5096, 24 July 1877, Page 4

Auctions : WEDNESDAY, 25th JULY, ■ At'half-past'2 o’clock ■■■' ME. EEANCIS SIDEY will sell by public auction, at his temporary sale room, Manners-street on Wednesday, 25th July, ati half-past 2 o’clock— • ■ i A first-class ■ dwelling-house; erected upon a piece of freehold ground in Tara-naki-street, haying a frontage of 25ft. by a depth of 90ft. The house has been erected; about five months; is built in a inost substantial manner, and superior finish;, high ceiling and moderate sized rooms ; contains : on: the ground floor—drawing-room, dining-room, kitchen and hall ; upstairs-three bedrooms and, bathroom ; in the yard—workshop and outhouse. The house faces Abel Smith-street and commands a splendid view of the harbor, &c. Water is laid on up and downstairs, and the whole of the property is well fenced. Sale at half-past 2 o’clock. For further particulars apply to EEANCIS SIDEY, Auctioneer and Valuator. ■ N.B.—The Auctioneer earnestly invites intending purchasers to view the property: A person will be in attendance to show the house at any time prior to the sale. MONDAY, 30th JULY. SALE AT BEEHAMPOEE FAEM. ME. J. H. WALLACE is instructed by G. H. Luxford, Esq., to sell by public auction, on' Monday, July 30, commencing at 12 o’clock noon sharp—- , Household furniture and effects Harness and saddle horses Traps, saddlery, harness , Milch cows, sheep Poultry, pigs,' and Miscellaneous articles. , Full particulars in hand-bills and advertisements. Sale at 12 noon. ■ TUESDAY, 31st JULY. ' MOST IMPORTANT SALE op i VALUABLE CITY PEOPBETY To Capitalists and the Public Generally. ME. J. H. WALLACE- is instructed ,by William Eowlands, Esq., to sell by public auction, at his saleroom, Hunter-street, on Tuesday, 31st July, at 2 o’clock p.m.— Those two valuable town acres, Nos. 334 and 343, each with a frontage of 2 chains to Brougham-street and Austin-street, together with A large family residence, comprising—dining, drawing, and bed rooms, bathroom, wash-house, coal-house, storeroom, stables/ fowlhouse, and a greenhouse, with valuable vines and every convenience for a family residence.; : , ■ Also, • ;■ Fruit, kitchen, garden, and , paddocks.: , The whole comprising one of the, most valuable properties in the city, either as a residence or for speculative: purposes. The frontage alone, for building purposes,, is both extensive and valuable., ~ For . permission to inspect the property and premises, apply to the Auctioneer, where a plan may be seen and particulars had. 2559 AGEES, POKIEUA. ME. J. H. WALLACE is instructed by the Hon. Wi Parata and others to sell by. public auction at kis saleroom, Hunterstreet Wellington, at an early date', of which due notice will be given— • •,. r 2559 acres, Taupo, Porirua, bounded ’ on the north by, Haukopua; on the west by Motuharie ; on the east by Crown land ;; on the south by the sea; and on the south-east by sections 82, S 3, S’-!, 85, and 86,' .... Porirua Harbor. , Plans; and particulars at the office of the Auctioneer, Land and Estate Agency Office, Hunter-street. Wellington, June 20. " TUESDAY, 31st JULY. ' To Small Capitalists, Farmers, and others. Sale of Land 'on Deferred Payment, in the Mauawatu District. ME. E. J. DUNCAN is instructed to sell by public auction at his salerooms, Panama-street, on Tuesday, ,31st July, at 12o’clock noon—--600 acres of splendid rich land, within one mile of the Bunnythorpe Eailway Station, with frontages to a firstclass level dray road. The land, which is subdivided into blocks of from 25 to 35 acres (as per plan), is of firstclass quality, and offers an opportunity of investment seldom available to small farmers and others requiring really good homesteads. It is situated, about midway between'Palmerston and Feilding, and one mile: from a railway station. Payments will be made on the following most liberal, terms, viz. 25 per cent, cash : deposit, and the balance in equal payments, at intervals of 3,4, and 6 years, bearing interest at 8 per cent, per .annum. I ; Lithographic plans are being prepared, and can be obtained at the office of the Auctioneer early next week TUESDAY,: 31st JULY. ~ MASTEETON TOWN LAND. ACEE No. 12, SUB-DIVIDED INTO SEVEN LAEGE BUILDING ALLOT- ■ - : MENTS. ME. E. J. DUNCAN has received instructions from James ; Gilligan, Esq., to sell by auction, at his salerooms, Panama-street, Wellington, on Tuesday; 31st July, 1877, at. 12 o’ clock oon — ■That well-known Masterton town acre No. ; 12, sub-divided into seven excellent i sections ; three of which have each i 44ft. frontages to Main-street by a depth of 198 ft., with four sections, I . each of 33ft. frontage to a parallel j street of 66ft. on the original plan , . . of the town'; in width, by a depth- ; , 1 ; of i32ft. , ; I The position of this valuable acre is in the very centre of the ibusiness part of the town, bn the same side as the Bank of Australasia, immediately opposite to the Prince of Wales Hotel, and adjoins Mr, Caselberg’s extensive hew brick store, how in course of erection,: Which is the oldest business site in Masterton, formerly in the .occupation' 'of Mr. Henry Bannister. '3 ; .The great value of really • suitable business Sites in Masterton is so generally known that it is hardly necessary to remind the public of, the late purchases made by Messrs. Sellars and Hales, and by the National Bank of New Zealandi The auctioneer may, however, state this fact, that the land now offered for sale is, from its situation,’ unquestionably the very best. He may also add the last acre adapted for building: purposes to bo had in the central part df this important inland township. ' , ; - j Terms—2s per cent./ to be paid as'cash deposit ; balance by bills at 3,6, 9, and 12 months, interest thereon at 7 per cent, only: . j Title under Crown'grant. J : Lithographed plans may be, had'after Mon- 1 : day, 16th July,- from the auctioneer’s office, Panama4trect. ' -, , 1 Luncheon by Mr, P. Laing. '