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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5431, 23 August 1878, Page 4

Auctions THIS DAY, FRIDA'S:, 23rd AUGUST, At 11 o’clock, At tuo Breastwork, opposite W. and G. Turnbull & Co.’s Warehouse. MR. It. J. DUNCAN will sell by public auct.iou.thi3 day (Friday), 23rd August, at 11 o'clock—- , 210 bags best sample Canterbury potatoes, ex J. G. Colson, from LvHvbon ■ THIS DAY. FRIDAY, 23rd AUGUST, At 11.30 o’clock. 50 Shares D’Urville Island Copper Mining Company. MR. E. J. DUNCAN will sell by public auction at .his salerooms, this -day (Friday), at half-past 11 o'clock—--50 shares of D’Urvillo Island Copper Mining Company. The Auctioneer has merely to add that the shares in the above company are selling at 40s. per share. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. The Most Important and Interesting Auction Sale Advertised for Many Years Past In the Provincial District of Wellington. % /JTB. E. J. DUN’CAN has been instructed (Vi by James Gilligaa, Esq ,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 Fca.theist.on, which is expected to be in first week in September— The Township of WAEDELL, About nine miles from Masterton, on the main road to Castlepoint This township forms a portion of the farfamed and well-known property known as Abbotsford, Tauera, really the only available site for a township between Masterton and Castlepoint on the main trunk lino of road. The township is now being surveyed, and lithographed plans are in , course of preparation, and will bo ready for distribution la a few days. The terms will bo most liberal.' MASTERTON. ME. E. J. DUNCAN will sell by public auction on same day ha sells the Featherston section, say early in September (unless sold before by private contract) — 3 town acres in this township, which is destined rapidly to become one of the most important and flourishing settlements in any part of the ‘, Northern Island of New Zealand. Investors or intending occupiers are recommended to purchase before it becomes too late. That day is fast approaching as regards property in Masterton. For further information respecting tho wonderful advance in value of property in the Wairarapa, or for particulars of above, apply to Auctioneer. FEATHEESTON. FEATHEESTON. Fi/jTK. E. J. DUNCAN is instructed , to sell -ivJL by public auction early in-September (unless previously disposed of privately)— 30 to 10 allotments adjoining tho Railway Heserve, and opposite to Supremo Court, • Magistrate’s and Police Office. Plans of tho above very valuable properties may now be seen on application to the Auctioneer. MONDAY, 26th AUGUST, 1878, 1 At 2 o'clock. PUBLIC SALE OF FREEHOLD LAND. SITUATED IN THE YEEY CENTRE OF THE CITY OF WELLINGTON IN A FAVORITE LOCALITY. Messrs bethune & huntee win sell .by public auction, at their Salerooms, Exchange Buildings, Manners Street, Te Aro, on Monday, 26th August, 1873, at 2 o’clock— LOT 1. A block, comprising nearly three acres of Land, including the whole of Town Acre No. 103, the whole of Town Acre No. 164, and tho unoccupied portion of Town Acre 166. These sections have frontages to Wellington Terrace, and to Dixon Street. Permission has been granted by tho City Council to make a r >ad through the block; if constructed this will connect Willis Street with Wellington Terrace, which will iucreaae the frontages and render the property valuable and accessible. LOT 2. A block, containing nearly three' acres of land, including the whole of Town Acre No. 192, tho whole of Town Acre No. 194, and the residue of Town Acre No. 193 (all the acre except the portion occupied by Dr. Lemon and Mr, Morton.) These acres have a frontage to Wellington Terrace, and a passage will be left through Town Acre No. 183 and 191, by which access will bo afforded to the lower side of the acres. LOT 3. A block containing nearly two acres of Land, including the whole of Tov.-n Acre No. 187, and the whole of Town Acre No. 188, less a strip of land reserved in order to afford access to the lower, portion ofTown Acres Nos. 192, 193, and 191. Theso acres have a frontage to Wellington Terrace and to Dixonstreet. Plans of tho properties can be scon at tho Auctioneer’ Office, whore farther particulars may bo ascertained. Terms One-fourth part of the purchase money at the fall of tho hammer, tho balance one month after day of sale. The Land is all held under certificates issued by the Land Transfer Department. Lunch will bo provided by Mr. Peter Lang at half-past one o'clock. Exchange Buffings, 10 th August, 1878. WEDNESDAY, 28 th AD GUST, , At half-past 2 o’clock. At the Land Office, next Odd Follows’ Hall. P E T O N E. 12 Allotments near tho PxioxE Eailway Station, six miles from Wellington. Alfred a. baenett win sell by public auction— PETUNB—Corner section No. 151, fronting the beach and Fitzherbertroad PETONE AVENU E—Sections Nos. 2, 3,4, 5,8, 9,19 32,35. 36, 46 N.B.—Lots 1 and 5 have cottages erected on them. WOODVILLE—Sections 95 and 96, fronting the main road to Napier ; also, Nos. 12, 17, 18, 19, subdivisions of block 33, and allotments Nos. 105, 106, 108. 126, and 129 PALM,ERST')N—Suburban section No. 1002, 3 acres 9 perches Do do No. 3 11, 9 acres 2 roods Do do No. 996, lots 6,7, and 14 The whole of the above aro for positive sale. Title—Unde the Land Transfer Act. Terms—J cash and the balance in six months. sale ok valuable fkeehuld STATION PROPERTIES, Situate in tho Wellington Provincial District. ON THE Ist OCTOBER NEXT, npilE following valuable stations will be sold H by public auction in Wellington—1. PaHAUA STATION, situate on tho East Coast, and comprising about 19,000 acres of freehold laud, fenced, with dwelling-house, woolshed, and other improvements ; about 17,000 sheep, 100 head of cattle, horses, &c. 2. BLAIItLOGIE STATION, situate at Whareama, comprising about 16,000 acres of freehold land, fenced, with dwelling-h nee, woolshed, and other buildings, and ab- ut 12,000 sheep. IVivery will be given after next shearing, say in January next. Tally of the sheep to be taken off tho shears. For further information apply to EDWARD PEA ROB. ’