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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5401, 19 July 1878, Page 8

Auptiona THIS DAY, FRIDAY, 19th JULY. Bottled Beer. MB. R.- J. DUNCAN is instructed to fell l>y public auction, at his rooms, Panama-street, on the above date, at 11 o'clock— To arrive per Wallace, on Friday morning—--50 cases Tenneut's stout, quarts SO do. Younger's India pale ale, quarts, in splendid condition. The above are to be sold in bond, and delivery to be taken by the purchaser ox ship. • Samples can bo seep at the office of the auctioneer, Panama-street. -THIS DAY, FRIDAY, 19Vh JULY. Fruit Trees and Quicks, Cigars, ■Tonic Bitters, Brown Paper, Furniture. MR. R. j. DUNCAN will sell/on the above date, at his room, Panama-street, immediately after the bottled beer — 4 packages fruit trees and quicks S 3 boxes cigars, duty paid 32 cases aromatic, stomach, and orange bitters 15 do Ducal grape and Constantine 4 hales brown wrapping paper, large size 10 sacks pearl barley 2 cases Eoseland honey ■ Currants, tumblers, &c. • Furniture,*consisting of— Drawers, cbeffnnier, conch Tables, bedsteads, office tables And a few hooks &e., &e&o. Sole commences at 11 sharp. THIS DAY, FRIDAY, 19th JULY. Tea in Half-Chests and Boxes (in Bond) MR. R. J. DUNCAN is instructed to sell by 'public auction, on Friday, 19th inst., at 11 o'clock, the following packages best Congou tea (in bond), just arrived— X 397—35 packages tea, each containing 43 boxes of 111 b. each Y ,393—110 half-chests do do, 431 b. Y 240—13 qr-casks pale sherry Terms liberal. ■ , Also, -.Tea, duty-paid, to close consignment—17 boxes Congou tea, ex Hongkong, 111 b. each 20 half-chests tea, ex Garmouth, 401 b. 11 do do do do Louisa, 421 b. 5 boxes tea, ex Bowen, 111 b. THIS DAY, FRIDAY, 19th JULY, At 2 o’clock. SHIP AND MARINE STORES. E. J. DUNCAN will sell by auction, by order of Captain Stafford, on above date, at 2 o’clock, on board the barque Camille, alongside the Queen's-wharf — Two suits sails, belonging to the Camille, with running gear and sundry old spars. - Note. —The above ship has been dismantled, and the whole of the spars, gear, &c., will be sold in lots to suit purchasers. Particulars of same may be obtained from the Auctioneer at noqu to day (Friday), 19th July. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. The Most Important and Interesting Auction Sale Advertised for Many Years Past In the Provincial District of Wellington. 1/ITK. R. ,T. DUNCAN has keen instructed tVjL by James Gilligan, E.-q ,to give notice that at the request of a considerable number of settlers he will offer for sale by auction, within a .few days after the railway train runs to Featherston, which is expected to bo in first week in September— The Township of WARDELL, . About' nine miles from Masterton, on the m li.a road to Castlepoint .This township forms a portion of the farfamed and well-known property known as Abbotsford, Tanera, really the only available site for a township between Masterton and Castlepoint on the main trank line of‘road. The township is now being surveyed, and lithographed plana are in coarse of preparation, and will be ready for distribution in a few days. The terms will be most liberal. ‘ THURSDAY, 25th, JULY, At noon. MR 71. J. DUNCAN lias been instructed by J. F. E. Wright, Esq., to sell by public auction, on above date, at - 12 o’clock, at his rooms, Panama-street— Town acres Nos. 1093 and 1097, together with all the buildings thereon, The land is admirably situated, being "at the corner of Dnppa-street and the Adelaide-road. Every foot of it is availab'.&for building allotments, and each section has a frontage to a public road of one chain, or 33ft. in width. This valuable and convenient property has been subdivided into 21 allotments, varying from 33ft. to 66:t. frontage by a depth of 99ft. to 66ft. , ' ~ ' ' ~ Lot No. 11 contains a faithfully-built residence containing nine (9) rooms, with every necessary convenience. The house was erected between five and six years ago, at an expense of over £7OO. The special attention of intending buyers is earnestly requested to inspect this most convenient house, and the Auctioneer confidently asserts that the building will bo found in • thorough repair. Immediately after the sale of the land will be submitted for sale one stable and coachhouse, which may be easily removed to any of ■ the adjoining sections, or elsewhere. The Monday preceding, and up to the day of sale, a person will be on the ground, in order to show visitors the buildings and the various allotments, which have been all pegged off and numbered. There is little or no doubt that tho Tramway will ehortly be carried past this property to Island Bay, which must be the watering place of the city of Wellington. At present it is within a very short distance of the terminus of the Tramway, which will be opened during the raonlh of July. Carriages and traps run past the property daily. « Apart from the very liberal terms of payment for the above, the Auctioneer desires to impress upon the public generally tbe importance of securing sites on this splendid property. Like all his sales, it is a lona fide one. They ate fame of the best building sites left in the city. , # ' . Lithographed plans may bo obtained at tho auctioneer's offices. Terms arc 25 per cent, cash deposit, and bills extending over 5 years to 10 years if required, at 8 per ceut. interest, . : R. J. DUNCAN, Auctioneer. THURSDAY, 25th JULY, FEATHERSTON —l7B ACRES. MR. R. J.-.DUNCAN has been instructed to sell by public auction, .at his salerooms, Panama-street, on Thursday, 25th July, immediately after tho sale of the 21 allotments, Town Acres 1095 and 1097, the property of J. F. E, Wright, Esq.— 178 acres land in Featherston Township, No. 462, about four miles from Featherston Poet Office. . There Is some splChdul timber on this section, deserving'tue’attention of buyers.. Tarms—2s pec cent, cash, and balance by bills at i'months at 8 pei cent-. I