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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5316, 10 April 1878, Page 4

Auctions THIS DAY, : WEDNESDAY, 10th APRIL, At 2 o’clock. ' At Mr. R Bryant’s Farm, Johnaonville. Well-bred Dairy Cows in full profit, Springers, Pigs, Meadow and Oaten Hay, Dairy Utensils, Capital Staunch Harness Mare, with spring trap and harness, saddles, scales and weights, &c., &c. Beauchamp, Campbell & co. ■ have received instructions from Mr. B, Bryant, of Johnsonvilie, who is giving up dairying, to sell by auction, at his farm, Johhsonville, this day 10th April, at 2 o’clock—--5 excellent dairy dows 1 choice bred heifer, 7 pigs 1 capital harness mare 1 spring cart and harness 2 saddles, wheelbarrow, scales and weights Large boiler, scalding tuba, blocks and fall, dairy utensils 21, tons oaten and meadow hay, and sundries. Terms cash. THURSDAY, 11th APRIL, ~ At 1 o'clock. For Absolute and Positive Sale. Mr. E. WILSON’S Great Clearing-out Sale of Ready-made Clothing, Hats, Hosiery, &c., &c., Suitable for the Winter Season. By Public Auction. —l—. Beauchamp, Campbell, & co. have received instructions to sell by public auction, without the slightest reserve, at Mr. E. Wilson’s shop, Lambton-quay, on Thursday next, 11th April, at 1 o’clock — The whole stuok-in-trade of ready-made clothing, as Mr. Wilson is going out of that branch of his trade, consisting in part of — Men’s, youths’, and boys’ suits —Geelong and Mosgiel tweeds Mosgiel and other woollen hosiery in great variety Men’s scarfs and shawls Crimean and other shirts Men’s and youths’ collars Hats and caps : And All sorts of gentlemen’s wearing apparel, suitable for the coming season. Sale at 1 o’clock. Terras at sale. BEAUCHAMP, CAMPBELL, & CO., Auctioneers. TUESDAY, ,16th APRIL, At 2 o’clock. Preliminary Notice. GRASS SEED. Messrs, j. h. bethune & co. have been favored with instructions from the importers to sell by public auction, at their salerooms, corner of Featherston _ ana Brandon streets, on Tuesday, 16th April, at 2 o’clock — , A choice variety of grass seeds, recently ‘ imported from England. Particulars in future advertisement. . THURSDAY, 11th APRIL, VALUABLE FREEHOLD FARM, Containing ONE HUNDRED A'-'D SIXTY-FIVE ACRES, SITUATED IN FOXTON, (Within one mile of the Post Office), Being part ot Rural Section No. 453, in the TOWNSHIP OF FOXTON. MB. ERNEST S. THYNNE has been instructed by Mr. Richard Taylor to offer the above valuable farm by public auction, at his saleroom, Foxton, on Thursday, the 11th April, without reserve. The property is partly' rich swamp land, easily drainable, and partly old Manuka land. About twenty acres are sown down in English grasses. There is a small cottage on the land. , The property is bounded bn one side by land ( the property of J. Gower, Esq.; and land the opposite side of the road has been sold in an unimproved state, at prices ranging from £4 1 Os. to £6 1 Os. an acre. \ There is a mortgage on the property of £2OO, with an unexpired term of nearly two years to run. . This offers an admirable opportunity to a settler with' small means. The balance of purchase-money over the mortgage may he paid in cash; or one-fonrth cash, the balance in approved endorsed acceptances, in equal sums, at three and six months, with bank rate of interest added. The property must be sold, therefore the highest bidder will obtain it. THURSDAY, 9th MAY. ~~ IMPORTANT SALE OF MINING PROPERTY AND PLANT. By Order ot the Liquidators of the Para Para Iron and Coal Company (Limited). AUCTION ON THURSDAY, 9th MAY, At 12 o’clock, On the Company’s Property, Colliugwood. THE WHOLE op the PROPERTY and PLANT, viz.— , * Lot 1. Lease from the Crown of all the coal in 920 acres of laud, for 21, years, from Ist day of January, 1870, at a royalty of 2 per cent., which shall not be less than £l6 a year. This is the company’s coalmine, and the seams have been driven into in several places. There are over 800 ft. of iron tramway in the drives, and from thence there is an iron tramway about two miles long to the wharf. Part of the land over which, this goes is the company’s freehold, the rest has been held under a lease at a peppercorn rent. Also, ,2J acres and 13 sections of the township of Ferntown, all free- . hold, on which are six cottages, manager’s house, stables, storehouses,’, a Pooley’s 6-ton weighbridge, with house, and , the wharf, with coal bunkers. This lot will include all the plant on the above-described sections, which is everything necessary for working the coal- . 160 acres freehold, situated about a mile from the wharf above-mentioned. On it are two cottages and sheds, brick kiln, about 80,000 bricks, wharf, and a quantity of plant. Lot 8. Two 40-ton barges and'one 10-ton punt, lying near the company’s wharf. They were built in Nelson, and have been but little used, and will be’ sold separately. Conditions of sale, and catalogues containing fuller particulars, can ho ; had from the Liquidators, or from the Manager of the mine, who will show the property to ’ any intending purchaser, ' ’ ■ For the convenience of intending purchasers, the steamer Lady Barkly will leave Nelson on the evening of May 6, arriving at Collingwood next morning, and returning on May 11th, thus giving two clear days for, examining the various lots before the sale/ . ’ JOHN R;' MABIN, ’■ Auctioneer. Nelson, March 18, ■ .On Sale r , JjlOR SALE, COTS WOLD • RAMS. . . 15 7-8 Cotswold 2-tooth 15 15-16 do ram lambs 15 15-16 do by Bismarck. All by pure-bred imported rams. For particulars apply to ' , ' MURRAY, COMMON, & CO., , Wellington and Napier.