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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5291, 11 March 1878, Page 4

Auctions THIS DAY MONDAY, nth AiARCH, 2 7 d’clock. To Speculators, Small Capitalists, Coopers, ■ ! and Others. . Valuable Leasehold, Six Roomed House, Complete’ Cooperage., MR. N.- J. ISAACS has been favored with instructions from the trustees in the estate of J. Coulsou, to sell by public auction, without reserve, at his premises, Lamb-ton-quay, on Monday, 11th March, at 2 o’clock—'• ■ 7 ; The leasehold,- with twenty years to run, . r of- half-au-acre of -land, ; situated ... at the - Lower Hutt, adjoining the Family Hotel;- together 1 with a newly-erectcd six-roomed " house, - 1 c fitted- up with J all the latest" improvements : for i carrying on a Cooperage. Circular' saw, horsepower, and every eouvenieueo for ■i. carrying bn an extensive business. The ground rent is only £lO PER ANNUM. The property is situated within ten minutes walk of the • Railway Station. ", "Terms liberal. ;; 7 The above offers' a splendid opportunity to an enterprising tradesman. TUESDAY, 12th A. ARCH, 1 7; ; - ■ At 2 o’clock REGULAR WEEKLY SALE. MR. N. X ISAACS will seU by public ’ auction, at his rooms, Lamhton-quay, on Tuesday, 12th March, at 2 O’clockProduce Groceries Oilmen’s stores j ■-.U -- - - - > Wines and spirits Furniture Heading Clothing,, Boots Crockery Glassware ... Jewellery Watches . ! Fancy goods -1 Looking glasses - • Paperhangings Pictures - - &c., 1 • - &0., &0. ! ,t Terms liberal. . . ;No reserve. TUESDAY, 12th .MARCH, __ j■ ; At 2 o ; cloofc. • - ; 1 - To Small Capitalists or Settlers wanting a Clioxce' Homestead, the following Free--hold-Property is most suitable, and rarely to be obtained. GBORGIi THOMAS has been favored with instructions from Mr. Henry Border to sell by public auction - on. rTuesday, 12th‘ March, at his. auction .rooms, Lambton-quay, at 2 o’(Jock— , • ; p : A farm of freehold, being Section No. 26, »3 North Makara,; consisting of LOO -"’ 1 ’acres of choice land (better known as the fancy section) ; : 55 acres of which are laid down in English grass, and, 45 : acres ready-to burn off._ On the above is, erected a substantial dwelling-huse,' containing -, three rooms, besides a splendid dairy, pigsties, fowl-house, &c., surrounded by half-an-acre laid out as a fruit and vegetable garden, ’ fronting the North Makara-road ; (a coach passes three times a week); besides threequarters of an acre, .of. orchard, near the residence, laid ’but 'with' 125 choice fruit trees, including apples, pears, peaches, plums, medlars, filberts, walnuts, chestnuts, &c. This .orchard is beautifully sheltered, from the north-west winds, and possesses a soil capable of growing anything you like to plant, being so richl This property is situated just eight miles from Wellington. Sale at 2 o’clock, on. 12t.h March. Terms liberal, declared at sale. ... > ■ Title perfect. , ; : For further.partioulars, apply to-. -■ ’*, GEORGE THOMAS Auctioneer and General Merchant, ■' ", -Wellington. TUESDAY, 19th MARCH. WESLEYAN RESERVE. AT THE BACK OF THE WELLINGTON CLXJB, IN ; SECTIONS TO SUIT. PURCHASERS. MB. R., J.' DUNCAN will -sell by auction, at his rooms, Panama-street, on Tuesday,-! 9th March— The leases of those choice BUILDING 7, SITES, 16 in number, adjoining the BOTANICAL GARDENS, and commanding the finest and ■ most picturesque view of the whole ", harbor, wharves,- city, and. surfounding districts, having easy ac‘cess by Auuoba-tewiacr (I-i'ely foi'med, at back of Wellington ‘Club). The Auctioneer confidently and earnestly advises all persons who want a magnificent BUILDING SITE, riat a low rental, possessing all the advantages of the country, yet within ' ' FIVE MINUTES’ WALK OF THE POST OFFICE, ’ to inspect these sections, which must be sold WITHOUT RESERVE. IMPORTANT LAND SALE ON DEFERRED . PAYMENT. ; THURSDAY' and FRIDAY, 28th .and 29th MARCH. ME. J., J. TYE has been favored with instructions from Alfred Newman, Esq.,,to sell ,hy> public, auction ia Napier on the above date—1A AAA ACHES of the .Arlington \s p’atat**, on the main road from WaipukUran to Porangahau, and notiar from the Waipukurau Railway Station, is now being laid oat. in. blocks of 500 acres downwards. ■ This land is.fofhexcellent quality, and well suitable for agricultural and pastoral purposes, being all clear, and ready for the plough. . It is pretty certain that in a very short time the railway will branch off from between the head of the lake Haturaa, and Mr. Purvis' Russell’s woqlshed, going though the centre of this property to Porangahau, and other places , to the southward. ■ ■ ' - 7 ! - ■,. There are about four miles of frontage to the main road,’being- laid off in about 40 ! acre sections, and a beautifully-situated- tbwnship named Wansjysad,-within a few minutes’ walk. of where there will be a station on the above' railway line.,,iTh ere ’"'ill be ample reserves for savings hank, post-office and telegraph station, schools, churches, reading-room, &c;, with all the streets -99 , feet - wide,-- thereby allowing abundance of, room for traffic. Teems : . ■; ; , One-sixth cash (3s. 4d. In the £,), the remainder at J th'e"’6n<l “of wven. or fourteen, years at 6 periieuti interest.' - - ' Plans are now in preparation, and ;will. be issued at the end oflFbßrnafy/ wherfjthe'land wiH be open for inspection. 7 • . 1 vo > • J£3EPHiX TXBi-..i{ - ' ••• J Auctioneer,’ February 14, 1878, '" ’ A