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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5467, 4 October 1878, Page 4

Auctions SATURDAY, sth OCTOBER, At 2 o'clock. THE TOWN .OR FITZHEEBERT, , Close to the Square. MR. FRANCIS SIDEY will sell by auction, iu the Arcade Buildings, on Saturday, sth October--150 building sections oE land, in the town of Fitzherbert, close to Selwynsquare. The above is a preliminary notice. Plans can now be seen, showing the exact distance from .the Square, also the proposed line of Railway. FRANCIS SIDEY, Arcade Buildings. SOUTH KILBIKNIE. ON TUESDAY, "OCTOBER 8, 1878. THE BALANCE OF UNSOLD FREEHOLDS IN SOUTH KILBIRNIE. EJ. DUNCAN, has been honored with •» instructions from J. C. Crawford, Esq., to sell by public auction, at his rooms, JPanarna street, on Tuesday, Bth October, 1378 82 ACRES (more or less) FREEHOLD LAND, AT SOUTH KILBIRNIE, EVANS’ BAY, adjoining Newtown, about a quarter of a mile from the boundary of the city. This, like Kilbirnie North, which ho sold about twelve months ago for the benefit and profit of the purchasers on that fortunate occasion, is intersected by well formed roads, every section possessing the advantage of a good frontage to a road. Terms of Payment : Cash deposit of one-fourth the purchasemoney, and the balance by bills at four eight, and twelve montbs, in equal instalments, with interest at the rate of 8 per cent, added thereto.] TitleUnder the Land Transfer Act. Every section can be easily discovered, as the surveyor’s pegs are all plainly numbered ; but, in the event of any one requiring, the services of a surveyor will be available to point out the several allotments. As thenotice of thesale is necessarily short, the Auctioneer advises all to inspect this beautifully situated and important township without DELAY. Buyers, or those thinking of becoming purchasers, are reminded of the great importance and effect produced on all freeehold properties in Kilbirnie North and South by the triumphal inauguration and successful working of the steam tramway, which doubtless in the course of a very few months will-bo obliged to connect with Kilbirnie North and South. The buildings erected on Kilbirnie North, and the consequent great rise in the value of property since its sale in August, last year, should be at once a guide and friendly warning to all persons to take advantage Of the sale on Tuesday, Bth October. These great and agreeable opportunities are only afforded once in the course of the lives of a very few. Take advantage of them, says the Auctioneer, IT IS NOW OR NEVER. As in the former instance the sale is without reserve. Plans and fullest information supplied on application to the auctioneer, E. J. DUNCAN, Panama-street. TUESDAY, 15th OCTOBEE. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. FEATHEESTON ORIGINAL TOWN ■ ALLOTMENTS. ME. 'E. J. DUNCAN has been favored with instructions from the Executors of Major Carlyon to sell by public auction, on Tuesday, 15th October, without any reserve--16 original town sections in Feathers top, viz., Nos. 77 to 81 and 88 to 95, both inclusive Also, Rural Sections Nos, 117 and'l3-1, each 5 acres, to be divided into allotments of Racre each. Further particulars will be given shortly. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. FEATHEESTON^. Sections adjoining the Wairarapa Railway Terminus. ME. E. J. DUNCAN has been honored with instructions from J. J. Freeth, Esq., to sell by auction on an early day—• 22 most valuable sections of land in the township of Featherston, being part of town acres No. 168 and 170 to 175, sub-divided into sections of 36 perches each, viz.. Nos, 1 to 4, and 14 to 17, situated in Johnson, Broad, New, and Bell streets, hav- ** ing a irontage of 66ft. by a depth of 165 ft,, 1,4, 14, and 17 being corner allotments. Sections 19 to • 34 are situated in Harrison, Wakefield, and Broad streets, having a frontage of 66ft. by 165 ft. depth. Of these 20, 22, 26, 27, 31, and 33, are, corner allotments. There is now erected on town acre No. 176 the new Empire Hotel; and within a feet are the Post Office, Eailway Station and Telegraph Office, Supreme Court and Police Offices. The streets in Featherston are all 66ft. wide. Mr. Duncan earnestly recommends intending settlers, or any person wishing to make one of the best investments now offering in New Zealand, to inspect this unrivalled property. Be wise in time. No puff is made or needed. Date of Sale will be duly announced. TUESDAY, Bth OCTOBEE. Important Sale of Household Furniture. ME. W. H. WAEEEN is favored with instructions to sell by public auction, on the premises, Hill-street, Thorndon, on Tuesday, Bth October, 1878, the whole of the valuable household furniture and effects of Theo Kitchen, Esq., including— Superior drawing and dining-room suites, carpets, tables, chairs, sideboards, sewing machine, books, bedsteads, spring and other mattresses, filter, firearms, knife-cleaner, kitchen utensils, &c. Also, A very superior pianoforte, trichord, oblique. All nearly new, and must be disposed of, as the proprietor is leaving Wellington for Alel* bourne. Terms cash. Other conditions as usual. Goods on show at 9 a.m-j sale to commence at 1 o’clock sharp. Catalogues at the offices of the auctioneer, W. H. WAEEEN, Lambton-quay. TUESDAY, 29th OCTOBEE, 3878. POSTPONEMENT OF SALE from im Ist October to the above date of Section No. 12 OHIEO, known as GOATHUEST FARM. Messes, bethune _& hunter have received instructions from Mr. J. F. B. Wright and the Trustees under his marriage settlement, to sell by public auction, at the Exchange Buildings, Wellington, On TUESDAY, 29th OCTOBEE, AT NOON, All that Valuable Property known as GOATHUEST FAEM. This well-known estate consists of 100 acres, •noro or less, being Section No. 12, Ohiro. It ■ djoins the Town Belt and the flourishing nburb of Vogeltown, and is within a few uinutes’ walk of the city of Wellington. The ’ vnd is well grassed, and has substantial bounary and division fences, dwelling-house, and .'arm buildings. The sale is subject to a certain lease dated iho 18th September, 1877 ; information as to Inch and all other particulars as to the pro■arty may ho obtain! from Messrs. Brandon ad Sou, Messrs. Izard and 8011, or from EDWARD PEARCE,