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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 5199, 20 November 1877, Page 4

Auctions THIS DA'S, TUESDAY, 20th, commencing at 11 o’clock GREAT CLEARING SALE PRIOR TO RE-BUILDING, AND TO CLOSE CONSIGNMENTS. On the Premises of Mr. J. F. Margetts, Willls-street. MR. N. J. ISAA.CS has been favored with instructions from Mr. J. I* Margetts to sell hy public auction, on the premises, Willis-street, on Monday and Tuesday, 19th and 20th November, commencing at 11 o’clock each day— WINES and SPIRITS GROCERIES, and PRODUCE A very large assortment of the above, all the most marketable brands, and ex .late arrivals. Owing to the large number of lines to be offered, the sale will commence at 11 o’clock sharp each day. No reserve. Terms very liberal, declared at sale. FRIDAY, 23rd NOVEMBER, At 12 o’clock noon. Sale of Valuable Freehold Property at theHutt, with a Charming and Well-built Cottage, 7 Rooms, Outhouses, &c., fronting • Main Rond, next to residence Henry Bunny, Esq., M.H.R. MR. R. J. DUNCAN has received positive instructions from W. M. Manly, Esq., to sell on Friday, 23rd inst,, on the premises at the Hutt, at 12 o’clock noon— The above freehold property, consisting of over half-an-acre of land, with the dwelling-house, &c. After which all the excellent furniture, consisting of— Pianoforte, by Kirkman Drawingroom suite, carpets Diningroom and bedroom furniture Kitchen requisites, &c., &c., &c. Full particulars of which will be duly published. The property can be viewed by intending buyers on Wednesday and Thursday preceding the day if sale. MONDAY, 26th NOVEMBER, At half-past 11 o’clock Extensive Sale of Wellington Made Furniture. MR R. J. DUNCAN will sell by public auction, at his rooms, Panama-street, on Monday, 26th instant, at 11.30 a.m.— A large and varied assortment of first-class colonial made furniture of local manufacture, comprising—■ Magnificent wardrobes of mottled kauri Scotch chests of drawers Washstands and toilet tables with drawers Arabian bedsteads complete, with spring mattresses, feather beds, pillows, and bolsters Couches with cushions Cheffomers Kitchen tables, do dressers Night commodes, bedding of various kinds Meat safes, &c., &c. Also, 2 walnut pianos, by Bord, just imported, beautiful instruments. All without reserve, and very liberal terms. MONDAY, 3rd DECEMBER. INTERESTING, IMPORTANT, AND PROFITABLE. DUNCAN’S NEXT LAND SALE On Monday, 3rd December. 80 acres, Horokiwi Valley. 946 acres, Featherston District. 750 acres, Rangitikei District. • 200 acres,. Waikanae and Mungaroa. 9J acres, Palmerston North. 3 town sections, Masterton. 2 town sections, Palmerston (close to the Square). 5 sections, Bunnythorpe. Sections, Sanson. Sections, Awahuri. MR. R. J. DUNCAN will sell by public auction, at his Panama-street Salerooms, on Monday, 3rd December — TOWN AND COUNTRY LANDS, Namely—--80 acres in the Horokiwi Valley J 75 acres in Featherston, rural section No. 462, exclusive of road allowance 284 acres in Featherston, rural section No. 463, exclusive of road allowance 202 acres in Featherston, rural section No. 350, exclusive of road allowance 232 acres in Featherston, rural section No, 351, exclusive of road allowance 3 town acres at Masterton, Nos. GO, 61, and 66, fronting Main-street and Bannister-street 2 sections at Palmerston North, close to the Square, near Railway Terminus, being section No. 80S, containing 3 roods and 30 perches ; and section No. 828, containing 1 acre and 1 rood 91 acr-;.-t in to'-vr.ship of Palmerston North ;> in Bunnythorpe V actions in Ijujjlvtliorpe, No*. 1201 and 1160 3 0 suctions, su!'. rior land, with good timber Gome to taro), in RrmgLlhm D: tiled, varying in size Sni 70 to 750 acres, on far more ill-oral terms than at Government sab;® .Several early and best selection** in the town dlips nf SANSON, AWAHURT, and BUNNYTDOIiPE. Also, 200 acres fronting the road from Mungaroa to Waikanae. WELLINGTON. TOWN ACRES AND VALUABLE PROPERTIES IN THE CITY Lots 1 and 2 in the late Gibson’s estate, adj-rning Wesleyan Chapel, and opposite the new theatre in Man-ners-street, having a frontage 61ft. 6in. by a depth of 113 ft. Gin. or thereabouts, as per plan, together with throe shops and houses thereon Lot 8 in Manners-street, opposite the new Arcade, having a frontage of 28ft. by a depth of 143 ft., together with two shops thereon Section No. 1 055 in Stanley-atreet Section No. 722 in Wallace-street, with dwelling-house, stables, &c., thereon Part of No. 644, in Georgc-street, Tina-kori-road, with five-roomed house, at the back of Inspector Atcheson’s property; garden well stocked with fruit trees ; water laid on Several sections at Yogeltown, being all purchased at the first sale, consequently the best selections—Nos. 24. 24, 351, 379 and 380, 361, 378, and 380. At this sale no irregular tenders received, or private arrangements entered into. Every lot will be sold by public competition, without reserve, to the highest bidder. Terms of payment for each property are of a most unprecedented and liberal nature, and will be made public in good time* before the day of sale.