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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5242, 11 January 1878, Page 4

Auctions WEDNESDAY, 16th JANUARY, At 2 o’clock. Beaconsflold. Beaconsfield. Beaconsfield. ME. N. J. ISAACS will sell by public auction, at his rooms, Lambtou-quay, on Wednesday, 16th inst., at 2 o’clock—'Several valuable sections in the township • of Beaconsfield. For further particulars apply to N. J. ISAACS, Auctioneer. THIS DAY. FRIDAY, 11th JANUARY, At 2 o’clock sharp. TRADE SALE. EXTENSIVE UNRESERVED SALE OF MERCHANDISE. BUSINESS RESUMED. MR, R. J. DUNCAN will sell at his auction rooms on Friday, 11th January, at 2 o'clock sharp—--30 cases Blood’s stout 50 casks Jeffrey’s stout, quarts 80 cases Younger’s ale, quarts 15 do do do, pints 100 do Leonard, Cox, and Co.’s Shepton Mallet ale, quarts and pints 50 cases Bass’ ale 100 do Dunville’s whisky, 1 doz. each 10 qr.-casks do do 80 cases whisky, Bullock, Lade, and Co. 75 oases Henke’s schnapps, quarts 25 do do do. pints 20 qr.-casks brandy, various brands 30 cases Hennessy’s 1 star and 3 star brandy 60 do Gautier Freresand BisquitDubouche brandy 15 qr.-casks brandy, Associated Vineyard Co.’s 180 cases do do do 20 do do, flasks, 2 doz., do do 7 qr.-casks rum 12 qr.-casks Bruno Silva's port wine, 4 star 10 octaves Bruno Silva’s port wine, 6 star, 3 diamonds 10 do Saudeman’s port wine 85 cases claret, St. Julien’s, quarts 20 do do, do, pints 20 do do, La Rose 20 do do, St. Emilion 10 do do, Chateau Haut Brion 10 do do, Margaux 15 qr.-casks sherries, dry to full-bodied, Cosens’ &c. 18 cases superior claret 30 do medium do 10 do Hudderheim 10 do dry Sillery champagne SOdoLagranse 100 half-boxes tea 200 boxes do 156 bags chick wheat 14 kegs butter 4 cases hams and bacon Buyers are reminded that at Mr. Duncan's auction sales the invariable rule adopted is to sell a line of every article advertised, irrespective of cost or value. This principle will be strictly adhered to at this trade sale, and as long as R. J. Duncan continues auctioneer. TUESDAY, 15th JANUARY, 1878. LAND SALE. NO RESERVE. AT PANAMA-STREET SALEROOMS. MR. R. J. DUNCAN has much pleasure in announcing that he will sell at public auction on above date— SEVERAL VALUABLE FREEHOLD |AND LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES IN WELLINGTON AND COUNTRY DISTRICTS, ON MOST ADVANTAGEOUS TERMS, And in nearly every instance WITHOUT THE LEAST RESERVE, Including—--3 Town Sections BUNNYTHORPE, Nos. 1110, 1152, 1159 2 Suburban Sections PALMERSTON NORTH, Nos. 984, 986 5 Town Sections FOXTON, Nos. 281, 282, 300, 186, and 185 11 acres in the LOWER HUTT, near Belmont, about one mile from the railway station, being No. 37 in the Lower Hutt District. Residue of lease for 42 years of Hospital Reserve, Section No. 6, nearly 41 years unexpired, containing la. Or. 22p., at the low rental of £4O a year—one of the finest building sites in the city ‘ POSTPONEMENT UNTIL THURSDAY. 7th FEBRUARY, In consequence of the Survey not being completed. MR. R. J. DUNCAN is favored with in- ; structions from Henry Bunny, Esq., M.H.R.. to sell by public auction, on above date, at his salerooms, Panama-street, at 2 o’clock—--40 sections of first-class agricultural land, containing five acres each, near the new bridge over the River Tauherinikau, on the road to the Lower Valley, about 1J miles from the Featherston Railway Station. Terms of payment—One-fourth cash deposit, and balance in bills at 3,6, 9, and 12 months, with interest added thereto at 8 per cent. FRIDAY, 25th JANUARY. EXCELLENT FREEHOLD INVESTMENT. CENTRE OE THE CITY OF WELLINGTON, N.Z. MERCHANT’S WAREHOUSES, OFFICES, &c. EXTENSIVE DOUBLE FRONTAGE AREA. WEINNIMORE has received instruo- , tions from Jacob 1 .ichtscheindl. Esq., to submit to public competition, at his mart, Lambton-quay, Wellington, N.Z, on Friday, 25th January, at 2 o’clock p.m. (unless previously disposed of by private contract) — All that splendid block of buildings, comprising merchant’s warehouses, offices, goods sheds, stables, &c., &c, lately in the occupation of Messrs. W. and G. TURNBULL AND GO, and situate in Willisstreet, adjoining the Empire Hotel. This property has a frontage to Willis-street of 60ft. by a depth of 160 ft. to a line ol street about to be reclaimed by the Corporation, thus giving this centrally situated property a frontage to what must become in a short time a mainline of traffic, being about one 1 minute’s walk from the wharf. The buildiqgs are in excellent order and preservation, being well and faithfully built of the very beat and most durable 'materials, and comprise large warehouse d two storeys 50ft. x 00ft. on the.ground floor, the lower store being 48ft.' by 37ft. 6in, with three offices respect tively 14ft. by 12ft. 3in„ 15ft. Sin. by 12ft. Sin, and 10ft. by 12ft. Sin. ; porch entrance, 12ft. 3in. by 7ft. 3in, and covered, way of 12ft. Viy 50ft. from Willis-street frontage to back premises and goods sheds. The upper floor is 50ft. by 60ft. The goods sheds abutting on the water frontage are gift, in length by 17ft. 21n. The land not built upon affords a large area I for further extensive operations. For position.