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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5489, 30 October 1878, Page 4

Auctions MONDAY, 11th NOVEMBER. ROBERT WILKIN & CO., favorer! with in.slrnctions from the , Hon. Mathew Holmes, wil' Bell by auction, on the ground* of fch« Agricultural ami Pastoral Association, Colombo-road, Christchurch, at 12 o'clock— The following Pure-brerl t i SHORTHORN BULLS. Lot 1. DON CARLOS, • By RoyaVßntt rfly 28 (sco H. 8.), dam April Flower stli, by Royal Butterfly 16th, g d April Flower 3rd, by Royal Butterfly 6th (18757). See H.B. Lot 2. "WHITE BUTTERFLY, By Don Carlos, dam Jessamine 13tb, by Royal Butterfly Gth (18757) g <1 Jessamine 4th, by Lord Raglan (1324). See H.B. Lot 3. PRINCE KILLERBY, Bred by It. Alymer, Esq., West Durham Abbey, Norfolk. By Prince Regent (29677), by King Charles (24240), bred by R. Booth, Warlaby, dam Rose of Killerby, by Baron Killerby (23364), dam Rose of Warlaby, by British Flag (19331). See H.B. “ ’ THIS PAY, _ ~ WEDNESDAY, 30th OCTOBER, At 2 o’clock. Important Sale of Lucerne, Hay, and Treacle. Ex Easby. Also Potatoes, ex Taranaki and Tui. George thomas win sell by public auction, at his stores, Brandon-street, this day (Wednesday, 30th October), at 2 o’clock— Ex Easby, from Sydney—--20 bales best Lucerne hay 6 casks treacle Ex Taranaki, from Lyttleton—--150 sacks potatoes, in splendid condition Ex Tui—--160 sacks potatoes Also, Immediately after, at the stores of Messrs, Zohrab, Knocker, & Co.— 100 sacks potatoes, without reserve. Terms at sale, No reserve. THURSDAY, 31st OCTOBER, At 2 o’clock, In the Estate of T. P. Ransom. To Capitalists, Speculators, and Others. MR. FRANCIS SIDEY has received instructions to sell by public auction, in the Arcade Buildings, on Thursday, 31st inst., at 2 o’clock— That magnificent block of freehold land, situated in Cambridge-avenne, having a frontage of 120 ft. by a depth of 112 ft., upon which is erected three first-rate dwelling houses, nearly new, and bringing in a rental of a £125 per annum. Room for erecting two more good houses. . The above is situated a stone’s throw from the Tramway, and is a most healthy and respectable neighborhood. Title—Under Land Transfer Act. Terms cash. About two-thirds of the purchase money can remain on mortgage, if required. Afterwards — Town acre, No. 879, Mansfield-street (known as Mr. Horner’s acre),with 3-roomed cottage and stable. This is a splendid acre, and'7s per cent, of the purchase money can rerna'n on mortgage at 8 per cent, for five years Also, Section freehold 'and in Abe] Smith-street, with 2-stai!ed stable and coachhouse, 40 fe-t frontage by 74 deep And In the far-famed Ellesmere District,'Canterbury—in the town of Ellesmere, 20 miles from Christchurch,. on the great S.uthem Railway route, 6 town allotments, each J of an acre ; 2 rural sections, each 29 acres. Will be sold on liberal terms, and offers a splendid opportunity of securing some valuable agricultural laud in Canterbury Also, Two splendid sections in Carlyle, in Liu-coln-street, adjoining the corner section in Taranaki-road, which was sold at the Government land sale, on the 19th October, for £lO 17s. Od. per foot. These are splendid sections, and the terms are liberal - Concluding with A magnificent property at the Lower Hutt. b ing sub-division of Section No. 35, consisting of eight splendid building allotments of beautiful garden ground facing the Huttroad, near Ur. Wilford’s ; guaranteed never flooded. Terms for Hutt property, quarter cash; balance in "thirty days. Plans of the above properties are now being exhibited at my Sale Rooms, Arcade Buildings, where further particulars can be obtained. FRANCIS SIDEY, Auctioneer. FRIDAY, Btb NOVEMBER. VALUABLE BUILDING SITES. WILLIS-STREET, GHUZNEE-STREET, AND LAMBTON-QUAY. FORTY-TWO YEARS’ LEASES, ON EASY TERMS. WFINNiMORE has received instruc- » tiona from Messrs. Brandon and Sons to submit to public competition, on Friday, Bth November, at 2 p m.— The undermentioned valuable building allotments on lease for forty-two years— WILLIS STREET. No. 1 allotment, having a frontage to Willis-street of 32 feet, by a depth of 74 feet. No. 2,3 d feet to Willis-street, by 74 feet No. 3, 32 feet to Willis-street, by 74 feet, part of section No. 142. GHUZNEE-STREET. No. 1 allotment, having a frontage to Ghuznee-street of 32 feet by a depth of 80 feet. No. 2, 32 feet to Ghnzneo-street by 80ft. No. 3, 32 feet to Ghuznee-street by 80ft. No. 4, 32 feet to Ghuznee-street by 80ft. part of Section 142. All these allotments are moat favorably situated either for business or private dwellings, being almost opposite St. Peter’s Church Also, THORNDON QUAY. 1 allotment, having a frontage of 50 feet to Thorndon-quay, by a depth of 90 feet, situated just below the residence of A. do B. Brandon, Esq. This is a very valuable lot, and would make a most charming site for a private residence, commanding a roost beautiful view of the harbor and surrounding country. Such an excellent location is seldom met with now, and investors would do well to hear this in mind. For further particulars and inspection of plans apply to Messrs. Brandon and Sons, Solicitors, Featherston-atreet, or to the Auctioneer, Lambtouquay, LUWRY BAY. MARINE VILLA SITES. FINNXMORE has received instruction from the proprietors to sell by public auction, on an early date, of which due notice will be given—--150 VALUABLE BUILDING SITES in the above well-known beautiful locality. They will be offered either in feo simple, under liberal terms, or on lease, with a purchasing clausa. LOWRY BAY, “