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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5378, 22 June 1878, Page 4

Auctions TUESDAY, 25th JUNE, 1878. MU. E. J. DUNCAN has been honored with instructions to sell by public auction, in accordance with the Public Eeserves Sale Act, 1877, at his salerooms, Panamastreet, Wellington, on Tuesday, 25th June, 1878, at 12 o’clock noon— . All that parcel of Laud, in the City of Wellington, on which stands the buildings occupied by the Supreme Court, the Kesident Magistrate's Court, and the Police Office, containing by admeasurement thirty-seven perches (37), being part of Section No. 613 on the plan of the City of Wellington. This most valuable freehold, consisting of a frontage to Lambton-quay of 104 feet 3 inches, together with the buildings thereon, will be sold in ONE LOT. Lithograph plans are in course of preparation, showing the exact boundaries of the land, and may be had from the Auctioneer, and also at the several offices of the newspapers at the principal places in the colony in which this advertisement is published. The sals is authorised under the Act above quoted, and the purchaser will be entitled, on the completion of his purchase, to a Crown Grant in the usual form. Possession of the property will not be given until the Ist January, 1879, and the Government will reserve the right of retaining the possession for a further period of six months at a rental which will be stated in the printed conditions of sale. Terms of payment will be —A cash deposit of fifteen per cent. (15), and the balance by bills drawn at 6,9, and 12 months, dated from Ist July, 1878, IVITHODT INTEREST. Conditions of sale are being prepared, &nd may be obtained from the office of the Auctioneer, Panama-street, on and after 18th June, 1878. It is only necessary for the Auctioneer to state that the above site is certainly unequalled by any in the City of Wellington, and adjoins the site lately purchased by the Colonial Bank of New Zealand. It is also in the_ centre of the city, and in the immediate vicinity of the various banks and the principalwholesale and retail houses of business in Wellington. TUESDAY. 25th JUNE. ME. E. J. DUNCAN has received instructions from Captain Stafford to sell by public auction, on Tuesday, 25th June, at the Panama-street salerooms, at half past 11 o’clock i.m.— Those four well-situated Cottages in Marjoribank-street (only recently completed), adjoining the mansion and grounds of Lipman Levy, Esq. Terms: —Cash deposit of 10 per cent, only, balance by nine bills extending over a period of four and a half years. Lithographed plans will be published in a few days. Conditions of sale may be obtained from the Auctioneer, or from Messrs. Travers and Son, solicitors. TUESDAY, 25th JUNE. SCOTCH CHUECH, LAMBTON-QUAY, EOE EEMOVAL. WEINNIMOEE has received insiruc- • tions from the Colonial Bank of New Zealand to sell by public auction, at his mart, Lambton Quay, on Tuesday, 25th June, at 2 p.m. precisely— The large, well-finished, and handsome building on LAMBTON QUAY, known as THE SCOTCH CHUECH, without fittings. Possession will be given on the 20th instant, and ten days from that date allowed for removal of the building. The building is 66ft in length and 37ft in width, and admirably adapted for any public purpose. This handsome structure has been so well and strongly built that there will be little or no difficulty in removing it, and the dwellers in Newtown, Kilbirnie, Vogeltown, Kensington, Wadestown, &c., will have an opportunity of securing a sacred edifice of large dimensions at a comparatively low figure. Terms cash. No reserve. All further particulars on application to Messrs. Brandon and Son, solicitors to the bank, or to the Auctioneer, from whom cards to view may he obtained.

TUESDAY, 25th JUNE.. The Beat Leasehold Investment ever Offered to THE PUBLIC OF WELLINGTON, ST, GEORGE'S HALL, WFINNIMORE has received instruo- , tions from the Misses Mantell to sell by public auction, at his mart, Lambton-qnay, on Tuesday, 25th instant (immediately after the sale of the Scotch Church) — All that the residue and remainder of the lease of those very centrally situated premises on Lambton-quay, recently erected, and known as ST. GEORGE’S HALL, the measurement of which is, length 96ft, breadth 46ft, upper floor 52ft x 70ft x 96ft, all well and faithfully built of the very best and most durable timber, lined throughout, and covered with corrugated iron, the buildings alone having cost upwards of £2600. From the immense strength of the building and its central position, it is admirably adapted for a large manufactory, -wool store, and general depot for grain and inland produce, the proposed new railway station joining these premises. The lease has nineteen years and three months to run from Ist October, 1376, at an annual rental of £SO per annum, payable halfyearly. The frontage is 52ft 9in to Lambton-quay by a depth of 96ft, subject to a right-of-way from Lambton-quay of 6ft, by a headway of 12ft. The terms are one-third cash, and the balance by bills at six and twelve months. All particulars on application to Mr. FitzGerald, solicitor, or to the Auctioneer. FRIDAY, sth JULY. WAVEB L E Y. Excellent Hotel and Cottage Property. The most Genuine Investment ever offered in the City of Wellington. Ninety Most Valuable Properties in the most thriving Town and District in the North Island. i r WFINNIMORE has received instruc- , tions to sell by public auction, on the above date, at his auction mart, Lambtonquay, Wellington—--90 sections TOWNSHIP OF WAVERLEY, late Wairoa, on the main line between Wanganui and Potea. Lot I.—The Wairoa Hotel, containing eighteen rooms, giving excellent accommodation for twenty-two travellers. The house is at present doing a most lucrative and increasing trade. With this lot will 1 be sold one full acre of most valuable land, having an extensive frontage to main road Lots 2 to 86 inclusive.—Different frontages, at per foot Lots 87. —Four-roomed cottage and half an acre of land Lots 88 and 90. —Different frontages at per foot. The township of ,Waverley is situated in the centie of one of the finest blocks of country in New Zealand, its agricultural and pastoral capabilities being enormous. It possesses three large and commodious Hotels, two Banks, large Town Hall, Post and Telegraph Offices, Churches, Stores, &c., &c., indicating a rapid advancement unexampled on the West Coast in so short a time. The main line of railway will in a short time be completed to this town, running through the block to be offered on Friday, sth July, thus enhancing the value of all land in the vicinity at least threefold. The buildings on Lot 1 are insured for the