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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5252, 23 January 1878, Page 4

Auctions THISDAY. WEDNESDAY, 23rd JANUARY. At 11o’clock. Fruit just landed ex “ Wellington.” Beauchamp, Campbell, & co. will sell by public auction, tins day, Wednesday, 23rd January, at 11 o’clock—■lso caves fruit, consisting of apples, plums, apricots. Also 20 sticks potatoes .V) sacks chickwheat 50 sack* sharps 25 t.'auterbur/ cheese BEAUCHAMP, CAMPBELL. & CO. l.'or Sale by Public Auction. Tii,,' Three-masted Schooner or Barquentine Prince Alfred. Terms cash. Auctioneers. 1 ri. lb -l-T-ix r f WEDNESDAY, 23rd JANUARY, At 2 o’clock. THIS DAY, [Ai !■: ,\ I rrIfAMP, CAMPBELL, & CO. Uave been instructed by the owner, Mr, •< V;of Christchurch, to offer for sale t moms, an Wednesday, 23rd January, ' - !' . ~

~ T!,f three-masted schooner Prince Alfred, as she now lies at anchor in this ha bor, ready for sea. r j'l,e i’riuce Alfred is coppered and 161 tons re"i.A r- : extreme length over all, 112 ft. ; breadthnmidships,2l ft. Sin.; depth of hold from deck- skin, 10ft. bin.; will carry 111,000 ft. timber. ;.ud about 240 tons general merchandise : ur iu'S when loaded, lift. ; in ballast, Sft., aad roipiires from 3o to 40 tons ballast. Terms at sale. BEAUCHAMP, CAMPBELL, & CO., Auctioneers. THIS DAY, WEDNESDAY, 23rd JANUARY, At 2 o’clock. Intercolonial Cricket Match—Australia t. Wellington. Sale of Rights on Basin Reserve. During r,hn Match on Saturday, Monday, and Tuc-day, 26th, 28th, and 29th January. ERACCHAMP, CAMPBELL, & CO. have been instructed by the Wellington Cricketers’ Association to sell by public auction, at their rooms, on Wednesday, 23rd Jauu'u' v, ;i.t 2 o ■clock, The following rights : CateI brad-stand I band-stand booth 5 publicans’ booths 2 refr.-shment stalls I fr.arv stall

i atau cards Terms cash. BEAUCHAMP, CAMPBELL, & CO., Auctioneers. Saturday, 26th January, At 2 o’clock sharp. Previous to the Regular Weekly Sale of Horses. At the Nag’s Head Yards. Publican-' Booths on Ground, Refreshment .Stall-, Raucy Bazaar, Stables, Cards, GATES, In ' conn-cti m with the WELLINGTON .JuiiKKY CLUB RACES of 7th and ctli l:\bruary. Beauchamp, Campbell, & co. have received instructions from the Steward- nf the Wellington Jockey Club, to sell I.V auction, at tile Nag’s Head Yards, previous to iheir regular weekly sate of horses, i-e., at 2 o'clock sharp— The licina fur the two days’ races of I publicans’ booths’, erected 2 r.-L- diluent stalls

5 fancy bazaar (.'ad- of the races And THE OATES. Terms cash. on view at the rooms of the Auction* -a-. ami for all further particulars in connect *a; with the above apply to BE A-AH AM'P, CAMPBELL, & CO., Auctioneers and Stuck Salesmen, I mbtou-quay ami Panama-street.© i !.'l DAY, 2otU JANUARY. ENCPLI-PNT FREEHOLD INVESTMENT. • ;!■: VTiiE op THE CITY OP WKLLINUTON, N.Z. '.t KRCHAN'T’S warehouses, OP PICKS, &c. EX-I.R.HVP DOUBLE FRONTAGE AREA. "fir r PLVNI.MOKH has received instruc- \ V . than from Jacob Lichtscheindl, Esq.,

to ■ .1 luif. I" public competition, at his mart, Laudb », . : uay, Wellington, X’.Z.. on Friday, 25ti -iti'i.i-y, at 2 o’clock p.m. (unless pro-viou-.b disposed of liy private contract) — .',’l ‘dal splendid block of buildings, com- : .rising merchant’s warehouses,. \ ‘dices, goods sheds, stables, See., xc., lately in the occupation of Messrs. W. and Cl. TUiINBULL -VXO CO., and situate in Willis...treet, adjoining the Empire Hotrjl. r ll,'. ..i-orty has a frontage to Willis-strcet of f( 1-v !. depth of IGOffc. to a line ol street about ’. ' reclaimed by the Corporation, thus gi«!,:« centrally situated property a fronts iio e': . 1 : must become in a short time a inaic inn of traffic, being about one minute’s wall JV.-m rits wharf. 'I bobdings are in excellent order and pro ; being well and faithfully built of t),,. •. . .... .! and most durable materials, and , i ,r,f ■.vare!ioii-e of two storeys 50ft. X fiOf on o'- gi-Mitid rloor, the lower store being .)«; ~ . (>io., with three offices respective-. i Cl by 12ft. die., 15ft. Sin. by 121 t. 3i„ ■ ;; ,i ,oii, by 12ft. din. ; porch entrance, 121, boo by 7ft.':sin., and covered way of 12ft. V,,, .0.1 : ■ Willis-streot frontage to back

by :,0 Ti.fro "■ 'i v for o. as >■- cit; . the V the o mil •• i grn.l. va; 'i jiifri.(lot ■!< to -.0 ;nc • fur o f ,er: (Kit fltn "t. Lot r j (a • ■ ; be. hnii V. fl ; m \V 1 tA/ I M i good* sheds. The upper floor is V ‘j ,! il. sheds abutting on the water . S 1 ft. in length by 17ft. Uin. ( iii.i not built upon affords a large area ■ extensive operations. For position, Hite, it ranks second to none in Th- main line of tramway runs past ■ oil itn-ft frontage, which is opposite ;lioroiighfare, while Es close proxi- . i,i:- shipping, wharves, Customs, telem.il >t offices, render it especially a site for mcr'-hauts, hanking, inml other public companies, clubs, ,>;• Having a WATER h’RONTAGE i, Minor, ami being part of tho land j,,, )■ claimed by the Provincial Govern- . i.'oi operations are carried on for j. jecliiiningt the purchaser of this proi, • entitled to considerable compen,.i i i increased area of land on tho new imdiato po.sse;-»ion can be given, TERMS," which are exceedingly easy H sum in cash being required) can j, 11 .;d ou application to the Auctioneer, -a . oiay.