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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5289, 8 March 1878, Page 4

Auctions M THIS DAY. ' " ; : FRIDAY, Bth MARCH. ■ ■At 2 .o’clock. V : : l ‘ Genuine Trade Sale. -'j E. B. J. DUNCAN is instructed ,Jjo 'sell, on above date, at'his'salerooms — ■ Bottled alo and porter ' ■ ' ’ i 1 Port and sherry, in qr-casks and cases - ... —Brandy,-do do do ’ <lO 50 oases liqueurs o 1 -12'rto Haut Sauteme ■ > ' > i .o sdo Liebfraumilch- • ,■■■■■< , l ■ 2 qr-casks Reisliug and-Constantin f ■ ; Tea in half-chests and boxes 1 i << < 9 qr-e»»ks Burgand’s pale brandy, 2‘B'o.p. ~, - I ’-each 4gals.'(2o’bottleß) f .... 45 cases red -deer* whisky," 1.28ga15., “■ ' 12 - 3,u.p. ■■ ' ;'■■■ 20 qr-casks Gautier. Freres’ pale, brandy, "■ J 4'l o,p.' r i " • ! i" 100 cases do, 1.31, ,14'8 u.p. .. JOO do do. flasks,'2.2, 14 6 u.p. 1 > j■■ ” ' [rdo chMopagne. Therein, qts. j , "5 do do, each 1 dozen, pts. . / '/I gfej mare ~ Every lot, no reserve, . TUESDAY, 19th MARCH. , WESLEYAN RESERVE.. AT .THE BACK OF THE WELLINGTON i CLUB, IN SECTIONS TO SUIT • PURCHASERS. H/TE. R. J. DUNCAN will sell by auoIVL- tion, at hik rooms, - Panama-street, ou Tuesday, 19 th March— , .The leases of those;choice BUILDING; , /I- SITES, 15 in number, adjoining the, ' , BOTANICAL GARDENS, , '. , , 1 and commanding the ■ finest, and,, most picturesque. view of the .whole . harbor,, wharves, city, and/sur, '■ rounding districts, having easy, ao- , , ,cess .by Atraoßi-TEBBAOE ; (lately ,! : .. a t back of Wellington. Club). , : ... . 1 The Auctioneer confidently and earnestly,, advises all persons who want a magnificent ‘ *■' BUILDING STTE, at.alow, rental,, possessing all the advantages Of the!country;yet iwithin • ,'' FIVE MINUTES’ WAf.K OF THE POST OFFICE; to inspect-these .sections, which must be sold , , WITHOUT RESERVE.' < , . I,MPO,RTANT LAND SALE! • ,/ ‘ON DEFERRED PAYMENT.' THURSDAY and FRIDAY, 28th and 29th . MARCH. 11 i MR J.- J. TYKihas been favored, with /instructions from ; Alfred Newman, Esq., to sell . by. public auction in Napier oh’ ;the;abqTe date— ;-s., f i ‘ lA' AAA ACRES of the’ Arlington Estate, on 'the --fmain- road frbmiWaipukurau to Porangahau, and! not far from the' Waipukurau Railway Station, is now being laid out in blocks of <SOO acres downwards. 1 i This land is of excellent- quality, and well suitable for agricultural and pastoral purposes, being all clear aud ready for the plough. [ • It is pretty certain that in’ a very short time'the railway from between tlie head of the' lake Hatuma, and -Mr. Purvis Russell’s woolshed, going though the centre of this property'to Porangahau; and other places' to the southward. . I ■ ‘ There are'about * four miles , of to the main' road, being laid off in about: 40-acre sections/ and' a beautifully-situated township named‘Wanstead, within a few minutes’ walk of where there will be a station ‘on the abnVo railway line. There 1 , will be ample reserves for savings' bank, post-office, and telegraph ■ station, schools, churches, reading-room/Ac., with all the streets 99, feet wide, thereby allowing abundance of room for traffic.' n ., ." Terms : ‘ i ' One-sixth cash' (3s. ‘4d. in the £,); 'the' remainder at 1 the' end of seven or fourteen years at 6 percent interest.' _ ! \ Plana are now in* preparation,, and .will be issued at the pnd of February, when the land will be open for inspection. . •>T JOSEPH J. TYE, i -v - , . - Auctioneer,-Waipawa/,, ' PRELIMINARY NOTICE. < IMPORTANT, CLEARING SALE LANDSDOWNB, ' .7 EARLY IN MARCH NEXT. In consequence of-the i HON. E. W. ST AFFOR.P/; I Being about to visit Europe. | MESSRS. J. T. .FORD..A ,CO. have been instructed to ; / | ..-SELL, BY PUBLIC AUCTION, IN MARCH, - | - (Date, to be fixed, in future advertisement),. THE CHOICE STUD -, 7 , , 'and- , , : ,'■ '. GENERAL FLOCKS i , ‘ ■ I Of] , l ROMNEY MARSH SHEEP, -Carefully selected i ■- < ;.>r. > - DA I R Y V OW S, ' in full profit, j■ 1 - t? //Well-rnatohed pair ofjbay carriage horses Handsome ; pair'; of chestnut r photon ponies; have been constantly driven .■ r \ •-•!; >■: by'a lady > , , A lady’s, horse, quiet; and perfect in; all .•[ hisipaces < - 'm 6 ponies, constantly-rid den by children, a pair- of which- arc, quiet in harness 3. SeveraltweLUbred haefovup to any weight/ and,a few good stock horses Wagonette, nearly new, with hood < Pony pharton, with .hood, i Land iu,. double and single harness- by Peat/of London! , i . , ! Also," i Hunting and ladies’ ■ saddlery, fcy Peat and other makers i Farm implements iof Various kinds, and , ,'l - sundry lots itoo , numerous for an I ... advertisement...,-,,/ | THE STUD FLOCK : ' !■ Comprise—- >’< 98 ewes, two-tooth and upwards , . • ><3l ewe lambs 1 ' '■ < • ■ 42 rams, two-tooth and upwards : ... ... And r ,:r 19 riim’lambs’ ■' ■ ■ ' i - , ■ ' Pure'ewes were originally selected and purchased from Dr. Webster’s -celebrated flock, and their progeny are ■by rams of the highest class.-, ; ..I-.'::,. THE GENERAL FLOCK! Comprise— , 4000 i-bred ROMNEY SHEEP, viz.— 2200 ewe-f, from two-tooth, and upwards ■■ 1200 ewe and wether lambs - ! •• * - 1 ' • '-And - j ■/,: " 600 fat sheep. - '- - i Great - care and judgment have been exercised at the'annual culling- to render'the flock of one type and charnoter. b'- 1 ' i The cheep are large-framed, "and | clothed with dense tustrons- fleeces,-and the sale will I'ftCr - tb breeders such-anbopportunity for acquiring' R»mne.v Sheep as' seldom occurs. —. '■ 7!i’HB r OATTL«; # * ; - ; ; •. For the coni’eriience of drafting,'the 'herd, comprieing about .130 bead of fat and blghco'ndi ioiied bittle, will be brought to the . ’-'’n't ariil. poJd ‘afiont ,'a 'week'or sb aftef; the,’ above, sale, doe"notice, of, which-,will appear. |" '' j; t; jpord -m ,pq., I,J r Z I',,.-! .*