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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 5183, 1 November 1877, Page 4

Auctions THIS DAT, - THURSDAY, Ist NOVEMBER, At 11 o’clock sharp. 470 PACKAGES OE GENERAL MERCHANDISE. To Merchants, Storekeepers, Dealers, and others. Important Trade Sale of Crockery, Glass, Iron Bedsteads, Lamps, Lampware, and American Chairs. MR. N. J. ISAACS has received instructions to sell by public auction, at his rooms, Lambton-quay, on Thursday, Ist November, at 11 o’clock sharp, without reserve, 470 packages of general goods, consisting of—--1 hhd double toilet sets, very superior 1 do single do do 2 do white and gold do 1 do fancy and gold do 2 crates printed do 2 do printed chambers 5 do ewers and basins 4 do granite chambers 1 hhd fancy and gold candlesticks 6 crates printed cups and saucers 6 do band do 2 do fancy mugs 2 do sets granite jugs 2 do figured stone jugs 2 do foliaged plates, 10-inch ' 2do do, 8-inch 2 do do, 6 and 7 inch 2 do foliage dishes and cover dishes 2 do dinner services, sylvan ' 1 crate dessert services. ■ 1 do china piano candlesticks 1 do white and gold breakfast services : 1 do assorted tea services 1 do tetes-a-tetes 1 do table toilet sets 2 crates opaque breakfast cups and saucers, W. & G. ' 2 do do tea cups and saucers, do do 2 do China cups and saucers, do do 1 do eggoups, do do 1 tee. China plates, do do 4 tees. China cups and saucers, blue figured 4 crates granite cover dishes 14 casks moulded tumblers 6 do plain ale glasses 10 do moulded tumblers 2 do best fernlea! wine glasses 20 do flint hand lamps, assorted 1 case A lip chimneys 1 do B do do 50 cases clay pipes 18 do stump bedsteads 10 do new union dining chairs 5 do oak office chairs 5 do Crown Grecian chairs 5 do bent top dining chairs 2 do child’s high chairs 10 do ivory ball chairs 5 do Crown Grecian chairs, 165 W 5 do cane-back rocker chairs 20 do wood-seat chairs 190 do American chairs, various 5 cases American brooms 10 doz wood washboards •• &c., &c., &o. Terms liberal. The Auctioneer has much pleasure in calling the attention of the trade to this important sale. Every line will be offered for positive sale without reserve. Sale to commence at 11 o’clock sharp. Samples now on view. TUESDAY, 6th NOVEMBER, •' At 2 o’clock. TO GROCERS AND OTHERS IN THE TRADE. GEORGE THOMAS has received instructions from the importers to sell by auction, on Tuesday, November 6th, at hC rooms, Hunter-street, at 2 o’clock — 6 gunnies, 24 bags, each 421bs. IW Sydney 29 do 116 do do IO do 28 do 112 do do 2W do 12 do 48 do do Y do Terms cash. No reserve. TUESDAY, 13th NOVEMBER. RE O’SHEA’S ESTATE. GEORGE THOMAS will sell by public auction the following properties on Tuesday, November 13, at his new auction room, Lambton quay, at 2 o’clock—- _ FREEHOLD. All that piece or parcel of land, containing by admeasurement 19 perches, more or less, situate at Wellington, and being lot 3 on the plan of the Te Aro pa reserve, bounded towards the north by a public way 88 links, towards tbe east partly by lot 2 of the said reserve 70 links and partly by Government ,land 43 links, towards the south by Government land 111 links, and towards the west by a public way 123£ links. LEASEHOLD. Lot 5 Te Aro pa reserve, containing 6 perches, more or less. Term, 21 years from Ist August, 1876; rent, £3 per annum, payable half-yearly, purchasing clause, £36. ot 6 Te Aro pa reserve, containing 32 perches, more or less. Term, 21 years from Ist August, 1876. Bent, £ls per annum, payable half-yearly, purchasing clause for lot No. 6 £2B, and for lot 9 £266. Terms at sale. For further particulars apply to GEORGE THOMAS. Trustee. THIS DAY THURSDAY, Ist NOVEMBER, At 2 p.m. VALUABLE FREEHOLD HOTEL PROPERTY. FOR ABSOLUTE UNRESERVED SALE. ASHFORTH & LIFFITON have received instructions from the mortgagees, to sell WITHOUT RESERVE, At their salerooms, Rutland Chambers, Wanganui, on THURSDAY, -Ist NOVEMBER, At 2 p.m.— That highly desirable centrally situated Hotel known as the RED ETON, standing on section Nj. 3, Campbell Town, being one full quartersection, in close proximity to the Wanganui Bridge, and one of the best business sites in the district. The hotel was built about three years ago, on the most approved modern principles. It is two storeys high. It contains forty rooms, of ail sizes, well fitted and finished throughout. The stables &re large and well ventilated, and contain accommodation for forty-five horses, besides large hay "lofts, com storage, harness rooms, &c. The purchaser will have the option of taking the stock-in-trade, furniture, and fittings at valuation in the usual way. Auctioneers’ Note. —Comments on this valuable property are almost needless. The whole of the buildings on the promises are nearly new, having been built upon the site of the old Red Lion, which was destroyed by fire in 1874. The timber used in the building consists ot picked rimu, kauri, and totara, and all are roofed with best corrugated The stables are some of the most convenient in the district, while the site is unexceptionable, being one of the best for business on this coast, as it is close to the Wanganui Bridge, thus commanding a large, extensive, and ever inAeasing traffic. Terms at sale. ASHFORTH & LIFFITON, Auctioneers.