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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5496, 7 November 1878, Page 4

. AuctionsTHIS DAY, 3 THURSDAY, 7th NOVEMBER, - At 2 o’clock precisely. ; • Unreserved Sale of Furniture. MR. : FRANCIS SIDEY will sell by auction, on the premise?, Ingesfcrestreet (between Cuba and Willis-streets)—• v . Valuable household furniture, consisting of —Iron bedsteads, mattresses and pillows, blankets, counterpanes, sheets, pillow slips, towels, toilet covers, table cloths, curtains, glassware, crockery, cutlery, chest of drawers, toilet tables ! and lookingglasses, washstands and services, • dining table and chairs, cbeffomer; pier glass, carpets, oilcloth, picture?, meat safe, &c. N.B.—Bed and table linen almost now., ' Flag on premises. SATURDAY. 9th NOVEMBER, At 3 o’clock. Freehold Dwelling-house, right in the centre of Martin-square,. MB. FRANCIS SIDEY will sell by auction, in the Arcade Buildings, at 3 o’clock on Saturdaj— A small compact dwelling-house, newly erected in a most substantial manner, containing three rooms, all well finished, and fitted with every necessary convenience. Freehold ground is 31ft. frontage, depth, 70ft. ■ Parties In want of a good property ought to go and inspect the building. Terms liberal. . THIS DAY, THURSDAY, 7th NOVEMBER, At 2 o’clock. GENUINE UNRESERVED SALE OF MERCHANDISE. MR. R. J. DUNCAN will sell by public auction, on the above date, at 2 o’clock, at his salerooms, Panama-street, ' The following goods, in bond and duty, paid—--179 lbs. anchor twist tobacco 12,000 Ormond’s Swiss cigars 10,000 Justin Concha do 220 boxes Congou tea, ex Nonnanby 5 cases aromatic Geneva 10 half-chests do do, ex Killnrney 30 do do schnapps .15 do Crown do 20 do Peter’s maraschino 10 do do curacoa 5 cases Southern V.P. brandy 5 do Gautier Freres’ do 18 do Bisquit Dubouche do 20 do A.V.C. do 10 do do do, flasks 15 do do do, half-flasks 1 qr-cask Hennessy’s dark do ; 150 cases Gautier Freres’pale brandy 100 do do do, flasks • 10 qr-casks Rowgand’s pale brandy 10 do Associated Vineyard do | 50 cases Arbooin Marett’s pale brandy 4 qr-cask Lownde’s rum,-29 o.p. 2 qr-casks Teacher’s old Highland whisky 10 cases Walker’s Kilmarnock do 80 do Heddle’a Scotch do 50 do Bennett’s do do 35 do Irish do 10 cases Burnett’s old tom • 5 qr-casks port wine 3 do Andresay’s tawney ' 7 octaves do 3 qr-casks Spanish kid 10 do do, ex Ringarooma 40 cases St. Julien claret, J.H. 35 do do, VD § 4 15 do do, pints, do do 30 do Larose, VD § 3 20 do do pints, VD § 3 20 do St. Eurillion, VD § 2 15 do do pints, VD § 2 9 qr-casks Zglesid’s sherry 4 do do 1 do Gordon’s four star 1 do Duff and Gordon’s three star over two 1 do Cosin’s four diamond 1 do Gordon's Montilla 2 qr-casks Rcisling 39 cases Bernard’s ginger wine Bottled ale and porter 7 cases hams and bacon Every line offered at this sale will be sold to the highest bidder, without any reserve PRELIMINARY NOTICE., IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE, LAND.' AT FOXTON. On FRIDAY, 15th NOVEMBER, MR. R. J. DUNCAN is favored with instructions from F. Loudon, Esq., of Foxton, to sell by public auction, at the salerooms, Wellington, on above date — Section No, S, containing 3a. 2r, Up., more or less Section No. 0, containing 2a. Ir. 20p., do, „ 10 „ 4a. Or. Op., do. Also, Several valuable building allotments, Nos. 1 to 36, ia the finest business positions in the rapidly increasing port of Foxton. Each allotment has a frontage to one of the principal streets in the township. It is understood that FOXTON will shortly be declared a port of entry. b j The railway is now open from Wanganui to | this port, a distance of miles. A branch j lino is also about to be constructed connecting j Sandon with Foxton. In addition, authority , has been given to the Minister of Public I Works by Parliament to adopt measures to connect Wellington by the West Coast with-, Foxton at the earliest possible date. Plans o! the above properties may be obtained from the Auctioneer’s office, Panamastreet. Terms will be very liberal. There is no part of New Zealand which promises to become more important than Foxton and the Manawatu generally, within a very short time. The Auctioneer confidently invites public attention to this important sale, i FRIDAY, Bth NOVEMBER.” "~ BEACONSFIELD. BEACONS FIELD, - SPLENDID INVESTMENT. NO INTEREST. 420 VALUABLE SECTIONS. r FUSNIMOEE has received instate- . tiona -from R. Port, Esq., to sell by c auction, without reserve, on Friday, Bth mber, immediately after the sale of the a-atreet lotadll thoae valuable sections Nos. to , inclusive, comprising some of the very best sites in this rising township. e whole of these sections will he offered ut reserve on easy terms, thus affording one an opportunity Of investing to adgo. This township, from its splendid al position in the heart of a largo and ificont block of the finest country in the iwatu District, must eventually become f the most important towns of the West I. The whole of the adjacent country is e hands of bona fide settlers, who are »d on their lands. This is a guarantee of arly development of this township, which iant from ' ■'eliding 10 miles lalcombe " » Marton 3 u ]l 3 lo „ no doubt will bo connected with these 3 and Foxton by a branch line of railway n a short time. 0 terms are 25 per cent, cash ; balance by’ it 3,6, and 9 months, without interest. 0 sale will take place at the auction 1 of Mr. A. A. Barnett, Lambton-quay, a the sale plans of Beaconsfield and tEo a-street property will bo on view the day to the sale. beaconsfield.