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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5300, 21 March 1878, Page 4

Auctions ■~ l ■■ THIS DAY. THURSDAY, 21st MARCH. At 2 o’clock. In the Estate of B. W. Yaldwin. Under instructions from the Trustee in Bankruptcy. Beauchamp, Campbell, & cq. have been instructed by the Trustee in the. Estate of B. W, .Yaldwin to sell, on the premises, Hawkstone-street, on Thursday next, 21st March, at 2 o’clockTables, chairs, and. writing desks i Drawing-room suite " Carpets, iron bedsteads ; Washstanda, toilet sets ; Sausage machines, safe I Silver spoons and forks, dinner and dessert | knives . ■ : Muslin and damask curtains : Glassware, crockery, lamps I Books, &c., &c. : BEAUCHAMP, CAMPBELL, &• CO., ■ " i Auctioneers. FRIDAY, 22ud MARCH, ; i At 2 o'clock. Genuine Unreserved Sale of Merchandise. To Close Consignments, and Lower .Stocks , against Stock-taking. To Merchants, Country Storekeepers, and the ‘ Trade. TjEAUCHAMP, CAMPBELL, & CO. Jj> have been instructed by the Importers to Sell at their rooms, Lambton-quay, on Friday," the 22ud March, at 2 o’clock,, for the purpose of closing consignments and reducing stock before stock-taking— The following merchandise, principally ex late arrivals—- , 1 hhd W.V.P. dark brandy 16 .cases do do 60 do Hennesay’s pale do • 28 do Deinhard's No. 2 Moselle , 85 do Madeira 50 do superior port wine (Kopke’s) 20 qr-casks Kopke’s port wine 100 cases Red Hart rum 20 qr-casks White’s rum, 10 o.p. ; 10 do do do, 30 o p. i 20 do Lemon Hart do, 10 o.p. ■ 10 do do do, 30 o.p. ; 20 hhds White’s rum, 30 o.p. ’ 80 cases Duff Gordon’s sherry (superior) : 18 qr-casks do do : 6do Mason Bros, do ; 13 cases Sauterne ; Bdo Barsac 45 do Chablis 130 do aromatic f in j 50 do Perrier’s champagne . 50 do Key geneva ; 50 do stout, bottled by Robt. Porter and Co., each 4 dozen, quarts, cham- ■ pagne bottles ; 20 do do do, each 6 dozen, pints, do do ; 20 do do do, each 8 dozen, pints, do do i 14 boxes Jordan almonds 1 4 cases prunes ; 80 boxes sultana raisins 7. do muscatels . 17 casks currants 100 cases Peak’s jams 3 do mixed black lead 3 do ball blue 6" casks blacking 1 case corks 1 package nutmegs 19 cases condensed milk, Eagle brand 2 do mixed spices 10. do Gregg’s coffee, assorted tins 10 do Column's Durham mustard, 71b. tins 5 do pepper, assorted tins 9 do Harper Twelvetrees’ soap powder 22 boxes maccaroni and Yermicelli 1 ease lamp glasses 10 bales paper bags, 2,3, 4,6, and 71ba. 6 tons superior white lead 4 casks dryers 100 cases window glass, assorted sizes 38 bales hoop iron 200 coils galvanised strand wire. No. 7 50 tons fencing wire, 5 to 10 guage A large and varied assortment of paperhangings &c., &c., &c. Our instructions are to sell positively, and to pledge ourselves that one line at least will be sold at the best price obtainable, as the importers are anxious" to thoroughly test the market. BEAUCHAMP,. CAMPBELL, & CO., Auctioneers. SATURDAY, 23rd MARCH, At 3 o’clock sharp. The undermentioned Properties are ordered to he Sold by Public Auction. Lot I.—-A well-finished and faithfully-buiit dwelling-house (three rooms and scullery), situated ou a valuable and improved corner section of ground in Newtown"; frontage to Normanbyi street 109 ft,, frontage to Daniel-street ■36 ft. Lor 2.—-Part of Town Acre No. 958. Three valuable sections of freehold, each. ' having a frontage of 33ft. to Rintoulstreet, by a depth of 80ft. (Perfectly level.) Lot 3.—Two Cottages in Alpha-street (off Courteuay-place); freehold; 33ft. frontage by 118 ft. deep. (Alpha-street is 40ft, wide, drained, metalled, and kerbed, and taken over by the Corporation.) MR. FRANCIS SILKY will sell the above properties by auction, in the Arcade Buildings, on Saturday, 23rd March, and will be; happy to give intending purchasers all information and particulars on application at his office. As investments, the above are well, worth looking after. Sale at 3 o’clock sharp. FRIDAY, 22nd MARCH, . .At 2 o'clock. By order of A. S. Allan, Esq., Registrar of the Supreme Court. Under the provisions of the Conveyancing , ! Act Amendment Act, 1860. /71 EORGE THOMAS has received instrnc\UT tions from Alexander Sutherland Allan, Esq., Registrar of the Supreme Court, Wellington, to sell by public auction, on Friday, the 22nd day of March, 187,8, at his rooms, Lamb-toh-quay— . < All that piece or parcel of land situated in the City of Wellington, being j part of allotment 14 ou the sub- • 1 divisional, plan of section 230 on i the plan of the City of Wellington, | bounded on the north by town seo- | tion 231, 17-Jft. ; on the east by other part of allotment 14, ] 49Jft.; on the south by Hainingstreet, 17Aft.; and on the west by i other part of lot 14,, 49Jft. ; the I " eastern boundary of which piece of 1 ‘ land runs parallel with and is distant from the western boundary of section 237, SS-^ft.; with the build- , ; ings thereon. - ! Terms and conditions at sale. 71 SATURDAY, 23rd MARCH, | At 12 o’clock sharp. " Td Gentlemen fond of Boat-sailirig, and PleaS sure Parties, 1 the following presents • I a Favorite Opportunity. ‘ EORGE THOMAS has received inv3T structions to sell by auction, on Saturday, at Fipitea-pdiut, at 12 o’clock sharp— , ; I One half-deck boat (handsome model), ,n i covered fore-and-aft, with sails and i,, , gear ; complv.te, very suitable/for I pleasure parties, and capable of } seating , thirteen or fourteen per-., ; sons. Now lying at Pipitea-poiut. Terms cash. No reserve.