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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 5150, 25 September 1877, Page 4

Auctions THIS DA'S. TUESDAY, 25th SEPTEMBER, At 2 o’clock. SALE OE EEEEHOLD PROPERTY IN WILLIS-STREET. aEORGE THOMAS has received instructions to sell by auction, at his rooms, Hunter-street, on Tuesday, 25th September, at 2 o’clock— An allotment of freehold land, in Willisstreet, at the rear of the premises occupied by Mr. Beavis, baconcurer, &c., and adjoining the New Zealand Times office and Union Hotel, 132 ft. by a depth of 100 ft. For further particulars "apply to the Auctioneer. TUESDAY, 9th OCTOBER, 1877. PUBLIC SALE. TO SHIP OWNERS, MERCHANTS, AND OTHERS. Messrs, j. h. bethune & co. have been favored with instructions from the Wellington Patent Slip Company (Limited), to sell by public auction, at their salerooms, corner of Eeatherston and Brandon streets, on Tuesday, the 9th October, at 2 o’clock— THE HULL and MASTS op a VESSEL (at present unnamed), CONSTRUCTED AT THE COMPANY’S YARDS, EVANS BAY. The vessel is nearly 80 Tonsßegister,estimated to carry 150 tons dead weight. Length, 80 feet keel; Beam, 19 feet ; Depth of hold, 8 feet. Framing, ironbark and blue gum ; planking, blue gum, secured with hardwood trenails ; lining, blue gum and kauri ; deck, kauri ; masts, kauri. She is copper-fastened, and built in strict accordance with Lloyd’s Regulations for first-class vessels, and is suitable for a Brigantine or Topsail Schooner. The vessel will be sold on the stocks, the company undertaking to launch her free of expense and risk. The purchaser can proceed at once with the fitting-out. Further particulars on application at the Works ; or to J. R. GEORGE, Esq,, Engineer and Manager ; Or to the AUCTIONEERS. 0n Sale KRULL AND CO. HAVE ON SALE. Ex late arrivals and to arrive— RUSTON, PROCTOR & CO.’S 10 H.P, PORTABLE STEAM ENGINE POLLOCK & McNAB’S ENGINEERS LATHES, 7Jin. and 9Jin. Genuine white lead, in wooden kegs White lead, No. 1 and 2, in Jcwt. and Jcwt. kegs Boiled and raw oil, in barrels and drums Putty, in bladders and bulk White Bros.’ Portland cement Lees’ platform weighing machines, 3cwt. to 2Ucwt. ' Gospel oak black fencing wire, Nos. 6,7, 8,10 Staples and bright wire Sheet lead and lead piping Sheet zinc Morewood’s corrugated iron, 24 and 26 guage Hessian, 72 inch Brandy, in bulk and case—Hennessy's, Martel! s, Bisquit Dubouche & Co., Arbouin’s, Burgand’a, and Gautier Freres’, in flasks and J-flasks ; Geneva, JDKZ, 3 and 4 gals Do, in stone bottles, 2 gals Whisky, in bulk and case, Red Deer Do. Dunville’s, Lome, and Long John Burnett’s old tom Bum, 30 and 10 0.p., in bulk, Lowndes and R.W.P. Do Lemon Hart’s, in oases Schnapps, Peters’ aromatic Curacoa and maraschino Deetjen’s,. and Star of India Stout—Guinness’s, Blood’s, and Red Cross Keiller’s confectionery, marmalade, jans, assorted candied peel and jellies Colman’s Durham and D.S.F. mustard ~ white and blue starch ~ light and dark blue. Sardines (Albert’s), halves and quarters , Champagne—Perrier’s & Fremenit’s Do Deinhardt’s No. 2 Port and sherry, superior Claret—St. Julien, Chateau Rauzau, Haut Sauterne, Creme Ginger and quinine wine Raspberry balm, Thompson’s Limejuice cordial, Gillon’s Ale-—Bass’s, Tenneat’s, Jeffrey’s, Younger’s, Lobsters and salmon—Morton’s and American Table salt, tapioca, French mustard Pickles—Oriental, Morton’s, Batty’s, Wyatt’s, and Crosse & Blackwell’s Capers, bottled fruits Salad and castor oil, pints and J-pints Anchovy and bloater paste, and potted meats Currants, eleme and sultana raisins Cocoa—Van Houten’s,, Fry’s, Epps’, and Taylor’s , Pepper, white and black Nuts, Barcelona and shell almonds Sauce—-Worcester and Morton’s assorted Cornflour—Brown and Poison’s Vinegar (Burnett’s) injbulk and case Canary, rape, and hemp seed Vestas (Bell and Black’s), 250’s and plaids Indiarubber hose, three-ply, jj-in. Hama, saddlery, sheepshears Sulphur and arsenic , . Woolpacks, lOlbs. and f’s Perfumery and pomades—Piosse & Lubin’s. and Rimmell’s (assorted) Eau de cologne, J. M. Farina’s Fancy soaps, bars and tablets Varnish (assorted), Roll’s and Linoms’ Wire nails, IJin. to 4in. ON SALE.—J. C. HILL & CD’s (limited) Patent Prepared Extra FENCING WIRE (“ ACORN” brand). It is claimed for this wire that it is much stronger and tougher than ordinary fencing wire, and is, in consequence, more durable. That No. 8 can bo substituted for,No. 6 at an equal cost; No. 10 for No. 8 at a less cost; and so on to all the numbers used in fencing. An immense boon is thus conferred upon the consumer, who has to carry his wire inland. He may take ten tons of the patent prepared extra strong fencing wire, instead of fifteen tons of the ordinary iron wire, make a better fence, and save in carriage from port to stations at least five tons in weight. Example. A mile of ordinary fencing, using 3 wires. Nos. 6, 8. 10, weighs Amileof patent prepared fencing, using 3 wires, Nos. 8, 10, 12, cwt. qrs. lbs. 2 16 1 27 A saving in weight of ...‘ ... 3 0 ‘ " JOHNSTON & CO.. Importers. 17 SA M U E L DAN K S & S O N., BiiAsarouNDKita, Coppersmiths, GasFXTTKRS, AND PLUMBERS, Importers and Manufacturers of all kinds of brasswork for Engineers, Brewers, Distillers, Gasworks, and Waterworks, HAVE ON SALE— ; Steam engines, donkey pumps, boiler mountings, pressure guages, lubricators (suet, displacement, capillary) and needle), steam cooks, wheel, peet, and check valves, copper, brass, iron, and lead pipe and fittings, high pressure, stop, bib, and range cocks, refrigerators, temperators, circulators, ejectors, water-lifters, force and lift pumps (1, 2, and 3 band). Bbandon-street, Wellington, N.Z.