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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 5119, 20 August 1877, Page 4

Auctions KILBIENIE. PRINTED conditions, with numbers and contents of each allotment, will be ready for delivery on Tuesday. KILBIENIE. THE Sale will commence at IT o’clock precisely on THURSDAY, 23rd INST., at the Panama-street salerooms. KILBIENIE. CARRIAGES will leave the Panama-street salerooms on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday next, each day at 11 o’clock, for the convenience of persons wishing to inspect the property, or to have the several sections pointed out by a Surveyor on the ground. KILBIENIE. PUBLIC attention is directed to the South Block, as possessing some of-the best building sections, finest soil, and most beautiful views. See direction posts,' “ North and South” Blocks. KILBIENIE. rj-UVO YEARS’ CREDIT. THURSDAY, 30th AUGUST. MASTERTON TOWN AGEES. To follow immediately after the important sale of 1000 acres land, the property of James Gilligan, Esq. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. MR. R. J. DUNCAN has been favored with instructions from Henry Bannister, Esq., of Masterton, to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, o» THURSDAY, 30th AUGUST, Immediately after the sale of 1000 acres, THREE ACRES; IN THE TOWNSHIP OE MASTERTON ! ! ! Subdivided into EIGHTEEN LOTS. , These acres are in Hall-street, with a chain road, 66ft. wide, on three sides of them, and are on the main road leading to the Railway Station. Also, THREE OTHER SECTIONS ON NO. 7 ACRE, ’ ■ With frontages to Williams-street. Lithographed plans are being prepared, and will be issued in a few days, when further particulars will be published. Terms : One-fourth cash deposit ; balance inbills at six months’ date, with bank interest added. The Auctioneer entertains no doubt but that the above simple announcement will have the effect of inducing strangers now in Wellington, capitalists generally, and all persons wishing to 1 obtain freeholds in the most flourishing and rapidly advancing township in the colony, to visit it themselves, or instruct their friends or agents to do so without loss of time. A fairer or more promising investment is not to be found in New Zealand. THURSDAY, 30th AUGUST, At 2 o’clock. Under Deed of Mortgage. By order of the Registrar of the Supreme Court. Valuable Block of Land in the Taranaki District, containing 400 acres. MR. E. J. DUNCAN has received instructions from the Registrar of the Supreme Court, to sell by public auction, under deed of mortgage, at his rooms, Panama-street, on Thursday, 30th August, at 2 o’clock— All that parcel of land in the Provincial District of Taranaki, being allotment numbered 127, in the District of Tararukangi, containing 400 acres, more or less, having a frontage to and being bounded on the east by the Waiongona River. ON AN EARLY DAYVALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY AT CARTERTON. Seventy Acres of Arable Land, with Two Dwelling-houses, and Paddocks, with Four-rail Fence. In Consequence of the Owner leaving the District. ME. E. J. DUNCAN has received instructions to sell by auction, at his rooms, Panama-street, on an early date, which will be presently- notified— Sections Nos. 102, 103, 104, 105, 106, 107, and 108 on the plan of the Township of Carterton, containing 10 acres each, being in all 70 acres, together with a 6-roomed house and a 2-roomed cottage situated on two of the sections, with paddocks substantially fencedThe Auctioneer has been instructed to sell the whole of this property in one lot, thus enabling the purchaser to secure a compact and most valuable estate, upon which a great amount of improvements have already been made. He directs attention to the desire of the owner to sell at a great sacrifice even, owing to his intended departure from Wellington. Terms at sale. I L B I E N I E. TUESDAY, 21st AUGUST. ROBINA DUNLOP. FREEMAN R. JACKSON has received instructions to sell, on behalf of whom it may concern, at noon on Tuesday, 21st August, at Wanganui— The wreck of the Robina Dunlop, of Glasgow, v as it now lies on the Turakina beach • TUESDAY, 4th SEPTEMBER. To Boot Manufacturers and Investors. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. - Messes, saegood, son, & ewen have instructed MONTAGU PYM to sell by auction, on or about the above date — All their extensive boot manufacturing machinery, plant, and material. This ms chinery is of the Very latest . make and most valuable description, both British and American. Also, Large building, for removal, now used for their boot factory, but formerly the First Presbyterian Church. ; After which, ' i The lease of the choicest business building sites in Dunedin, with frontages to High and Dowling-streets. These streets form the principal thoroughfare to- the Railway Station, and the new Dock. MONTAGU PYM, Auctioneer, Dunedin, N.Z.