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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5381, 26 June 1878, Page 4

Auctions I THURSDAY, 27th JUNE. At 2 o'clock. Large, Important, and Unreserved Sale of General Merchandise, Wines, Spirits, Tea, &c., - &c. GEORGE THOMAS has received instructions to sell by public auction,: at his rooms, Lambton-quay, on Thursday, 27th June, at 2 o’clock— A large and well-assorted list of general merchandise, &c., consisting of Tea, in half-cheats, qr-ohests, and boxes Flour, Oamaru Sugar, XO and yellow Oatmeal Candles, Apollo and De Roubaix Currants and raisins , Oats, maize, and wheat Denis Monnie’s brandy i Southern Vineyard do. Jehan de Monthenith’s do. ' Whisky, rum, champagne. Also, without reserve— A quantity of flour, in sacks and bags - 10 qr-casks glee’s vinegar 20 half-chests tea, boxes slightly damaged Copland’s pickles i Mofussil do. , Anchovy sauce i &c., &c. Terms very liberal. i Sale at 2 o’clock. ( • IMPORTANT ! IMPORTANT! j IMPORTANT TO ALL !! ! ]fy£ R ' W- H- WAKEEN *» inEtructe<i to sell by public auction, at an early date, several ; QUARTER-ACRE SECTIONS OP ' RICH MEADOW LAND AT KNIGHTSBRIDGE ! ; KNIGHTSBRIDGE (Proper) 5 Is situated on the Waiwetu-road, within a convenient distance of the Railway Station at j the Lower Hutt. GO AND SEE KNIGHTSBRIDGE ! p THE VILLAGE OP KNIGHTSBRIDGE, 3 Which i MR. W. H. WARREN i Will offer for sale, consists of about TWENTY 3 ACRES OE LAND, extraordinarily prolific, capable of growing anything, and . LEVEL AS A CROQUET LAWN! . Through the Property runs j j A LOVELY STREAM OF PURE 3 WATER, 1 Yet the Land is never flooded, but ALWAYS ’ HIGH AND DRY. 3 KNIGHTSBRIDGE Is that parcel of Land between the Waiwetu--3 road and the Hills. 3 THE HILLS WILL NOT BE OFFERED FOR SALE, Only the Level Land, and a few Choice Sections sloping from the foot of the Hills. ; THE SLOPES 3 Will command much attention, as they are, 1 without doubt, MOST CHARMING SITES FOR VILLA RESIDENCES, b . THE SCENERY AROUND r Is most picturesque, and as the terms upon . which the Land will be offered for sale will ■ bring KNIGHTSBRIDGE J WITHIN THE REACH OP ALL, MR. W. H, WARREN Feels sure that there will not be a sufficient number of SECTIONS IN THIS BEAUTI- ' FUL LITTLE VILLAGE OF KNIGHTSBRIDGE To supply all comers; therefore be in time to embrace this SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY Of securing one of the most : BEAUTIFUL SITES FOR A HOME EVER OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC. REMEMBER ! REMEMBER !! KNIGHTSBRIDGE Is near the spot selected by THE FIRST SETTLERS On which to build the City of Wellington, but they were driven therefrom by the Natives, who have always an eye to that which is best. THE NATIVE DIFFICULTY Having been long since satisfactorily settled, happy homes fill the place of desolation, and thus it is that KNIGHTSBRIDGE Will shortly bo open for sale by ME. W. H •. WARREN, And for selection by all. GO AND SEE KNIGHTSBRIDGE! Follow the road until you come to the residence of Mr. David Knight, which stands on tbo front section. With this and the direction posts on the road, the locality of KNIGHTSBRIDGE PROPER CANNOT BE MISTAKEN. The Plans will be ready in a day or two. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneer, at his offices, over the Chamber of Commerce, Lambton-quay, PRELIMINARY NOTICE. Messes, bethune & hunter win sell by public auction at the Odd Fellows' Hall, Lambton Quay, Wellington, within six weeks from the present date— Town Acres Nos. 162, 164, and 166, divided into about sixty very valuable building allotments, having frontages to Wellington Terrace, Dixon Street, and to a new Street to be carried through the block. The Sections will have a frontage of about 30 feet by a depth varying from 60 to 70 feet. The now road will be formed before the Land is offered for sale, and the Sections will bo all pegged off and numbered. This block of Land is situated in the very I heart of the City of Wellington, and in one of the finest and most commanding positions in the whole town. It can be inspected at any time. A plan is being prepared, which, when ready, can be seen at the Offices of the Auctioneers, Exchange Buildings, Manners Street, Wellington, where further particulars may bo ascertained. Terms liberal. Welb‘ngto»,26tlj.April, 1878. 1