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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 5233, 31 December 1877, Page 4

Auctions THIS DAY, MONDAY, 31st DECEMBER, At 11 o’clock. Regular Weekly Sale. Produce, Fruit, Groceries, Crockery, Glass, New Year's Gifts, &c., &c. -a /TR. N. J. ISAACS will hold his regular IVJL weekly sale, at Ids rooms, Lnmbtonquay, on Monday, 31st December, at 11 ’clock (iu consequence of Tuesday being a oliday)— Wardrobe, book-case, piano, harmonium, coffee cables, chests drawers, sewing machines, iron bedsteads, wood bedsteads, cots, bedding, blankets, clothing, boots, straw hats, felt hats, diaper, shawls, engravings, oil paintings, oleographs, aquagraphs, gilt chimney-glasses, toilet glasses, mirrors, toilet sets, chamber sets, dinner services, breakfast sets, dessert sets, tea sets, candlesticks, chambers, plates, vegetable dishes, bakers’ dishes, pudding bowls, dipt bowls, toy cans, mugs, cups and saucers, ewers and basins, sets jugs, teapots, electro-plat id sets, table, dessert, and tea spoons and forks, table cutlery, sets trays, cruets, waiters, salvers, watches, earrings, lockets, charms, studs, &c., Sc,, &c. THIS DAY. MONDAY, 31st DECEMBER, At 11 o’clock. R. N. J. ISAACS will sellouts Maize Wheat Pollard Oatmeal Barley meal Hams Bacon Cheese Potatoes Ouionj Fruit Butter Jams Preserves Confectionery Oilmen's stores Groceries Cigars Tobaccos Vestas &c., &c., &C. Terms liberal. No reserve. Sale will commence at 11 o’clock sharp. Every line is for positive sale, as all account sales have to be closed before the commencement of the New Year. THIS DAY, MONDAY, 31st DECEMBER, At 11 o’clock. ON ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. TEA. TEA. TEA. MR. N. J. ISAACS will sell by public auction, at his rooms, Lambton-quay, this day (Monday), 31st December, at II o'clock—--270 packages new season’s tea THIS DAY, MONDAY, 31st DECEMBER. Poultry. Poultry. Poultry. Ti/TB. FRANCIS SIDEY will sell by pubJ.TJL lie auction, at his yards, Farishstreet (adjoining the Arcade) — 40 pairs fowls 30 turkeys 20 dozen turkey eggs, new laid The above are in splendid condition, having been fattened for the present festive season. Afterwards — 50 dozen brooms, spiral, braided, star and ' fancy (superior manufacture) Also, Blacksmith’s shop in Manners-street, to be removed (Mr. Madden’s property.) No reserve. Sale commences at 12 o'clock sharp. THURSDAY, 3rd JANUARY, At 2 o’clock. The only Building Stand in Manners-street to be Sold by Auction. MB. FRANCIS SIDEY has received instructions from the Directors of the Kei habite Hall Company (Limited), to sell by public auction, at the Arcade Buildings, on Thursday, 3rd January, at 2 o’clock— The lease for 21 years of that splendid piece of land situated in Mannersstreet, between Cuba and Taranaki streets, in front of the new Rechabite Hall, having a frontage of 43ft. *by a depth of 37ft. more or less. The above property is certainly one of the heat stands in the city for trade purposes, and those in want of a first-class business site will d» well to go and view the ground prior to the sale. The lease will he sold at a yearly rental, subject to building clauses, particulars of which can be learned at my office. No. 28„Arcade Buildings. FRANCIS SIDEY. THURSDAY, 3rd JANUARY, At 2 o’clock. Sites for Villa Residences. MR. FRANCIS SIDEY has received instructions from Mr. J. Livingstone to j sell by public auction, at the Arcade Buildings— ! The lease of three building sites for the long term of 42 years, each having a frontage of about 25ft. to Cubastreet by a depth of 70ft. The property is situated in Cuba-street, a few yards above Abel Smith-street, and is at piesent used as a garden. It is without exccption one of the best building sites now in the market. For faither particulars and plan apply at the Auctioneer’s Office, No. 28 Arcade Buildings. PRE LI MIN ARY NOTICE. L VNO ON DEFERRED PAYMENT. Tjskms (•ru-uxth Cash (three shillings and fourpence in tin: pound), the remainder at the end of sc. en or fourteen years, at 6 per cent, interest. i) A AAA ACRES of the Arlington j| \) Estate, on the Main Road from Waipukurau to Porangahau, and not far from the Wnipukurau Railway Station, are now being laid out in blocks of about 500 aurt'ft flownwanln. This land is of excellent quality, and well suitable for agricultural and pastoral purposes, being nil clear and ready for the plough. It is pretty certain that iu a very short time the railway will branch off from between the head of the Lake Hatuma and Mr. Purvis Ru: sell'.- Wonlsbed, goiug through the centre of this property to Porangahau, and other places to the southward. Tin re are about four miles of frontage to Mu- main road, being laid off in about 40-aore sections, ami a beautifully situated township mimed Wanstead, within a few inmates’ walk of where there will be a station on the above railway lino. There will be ample reserves for Balings bank, post office, and telegraph station, schools, churches, reading-room, &c., &c., with all the streets 99ft. wide, thereby allowing abundance of room for traffic and rows of ornamental trees, refreshing to the eye and a shelter from the sun. The sale will take place about the middle of February, of which due notice will be given, and plans issued ; also, of when the land will be open for inspection.