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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5525, 11 December 1878, Page 4

Auctions THIS DAY, WEDNESDAY, 11th DECEMBER. Library of the lata Alfred Ludiam, Esq., Newry, the Hntt. Messrs, j. h. bethune & co. hare been favored with instructions from the Executors to sell by public auction, at their rooms, corner of Featheraton and Bran-don-streets, on Wednesday, 11th December, at 3 a’clock— , THE WHOLE OF THE LATE MR. LTJDLAM’S VALUABLE COLLECTION OF BOOKS, including JThe Carden, Bohn's Standard Library, Scott’s works, History of Europe, Paxton’s Magazine of B>tany, Buiwer’s works, Waverley Novels, . Guimt’s History of Civilisation, Humboldt's Cosmos,British Florist, History of America, Posses of the Alps, Medical Botany, Horticultural Register, Chambers' Information for the People, onstantioopte, Burke’s Armoury, Bhiod’s Vegetable Kingdom, British Encyclopcedia, CasseV H i'tory of the War with Franco and Germany,Canobus, works, Captain Stokes’ Discoveries in Australia, Parliamentary Debates of Hew Zealand. Graham’s Modern Domestic Medicine, and a great variety of Historical and other works, as per catalogue. ' THfS DAY, WEDNESDAY, 11th DECEMBER, At 2 o'clock. OHAMP A G N B. Messrs, j. h, bethune- & co. have been favored with instructions to sell by public auction, at their rooms, corner of Featherston and Brandon streets, on Wednesday, 11th instant,"at 2 o’clock (previous to their sale of books) on account of tha estate of the late Maggie Graham—--23 cases champagne, quarts and pints, various brands Also 2 do claret, pints In lots to enit buyers. No reserve.,PRELIMINARY NOTICE. Newry, the Hntt. Messrs, j. a bethune & co. have been favored with instructions from the executors of tha late Alfred Ludiam, Esq,, to sell by public auction early in the month of February, 1879, if not previously disposed of by private contract— That magnificent freehold situated at the Hutt, consis ing of ten acres laid out in garden, eight acres in orchard, and seventeen acres in paddocks, with dwelling-house, outbuildings, &e., the property of the . late Alfred Ludiam, Esq. The garden is unrivalled in the southern hemisphere, it contains over 8000 plants and shrubs, including' many rare and valuable varieties, imported from all parts of the world. For further particulars apply to LEVIN & CO., Or, J, H. BETHUNE b CO. Country Storekeepers, General Merchants, , Auctioneers, and Speculators, Important Sale of Merchandise On WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 11. At 2 o’clock. GEORGE THOMAS will sell by auction, at the Queen’s Warehouse, on the above date, the following goods, sold for the benefit ef whom it may concern—--191 pockets white Mauritius sugar Also, to be sold immediately after, A large and complete Hat of general merchandise, and. as the greater portion are consignments, they will be sold to the highest bidder AT MESSRS. LEVIN AND CO.’S WAREHOUSE. 37 cases Rice’s brandy 25 do Younger’s ale, pis. 00 do claret, qta., various brands 40 do do, pts., St. Estephe and Marganx 60 do Hiue’s brandy 100 do Muller Freree' brandy 45 do Cameranx and Calland sherry 60 do Mitchell’s whisky, in flasks, oral barrels, squares, &c. 12 qr-casks Forrester’s sherry, 1,2, and 3, arrow 25 dozen axe handles. No. 1 50 do do. No. 2 14 cases, each 6 dozen, do., No. 1 12 do Baltimore chairs, No. 6 4 do., do., do., No. 8 15 nests American tubs, 8 in nest 12 dozen tether Unea 45 do clothes lines . C tons standards, 4ft. 6in., bored for 7 ‘ holes, 1J by J 146 kegs Hall’s blasting powder, each 251 b. 20 coses glass (Belgium) assorted 6 drams GUlard’s sheep dip, each 1001 k, 15 do. do, do,, 501 b. 3 cases,- each 2 dozen, GUlard’s Lincoln* shire oil 1 do., 4 dozen, Giliard’s foot rot ointment 2i do. Harper Twelvotrees woolscourer 5 do. do, soap powder - 12 rags— opossum, boar, kangaroo skin An invoice consisting of limejuice cordiai, qts. and pts. Worcester sauce in pts. and J pts. Vinegar in qts.. Champion’s No, 24 in qr.-casks 25 cases Mellor’a sauce, J-pts. 6 do Chinese preserves ' ■ 1 do Palmer’s biscuits 15 do Boord's rum 70 do do Old Tom IN THE EXCHANGE LAND MART. ON AN EARLY DAY. THE MOST VALUABLE BUILDING SITES IN KARORL Beautiful Grass Land. Fallen timber for Firewood, Banning Streams. Lovely Clamps of Bash. T KENNEDY MACDONALD b CO. ( will ofler for sale by pubUo auction, at an early dav— THIRTY ACBES in the Valuable SoBDBB of Karon, and known as the property of Paul Kiugdon, Esq., SUBDIVIDED into SUITABLE BUILDING ALLOTMENTS for Villa and Cottage Residences. , THE MOST BEAUTIFUL, PRETTY, AND SHELTERED SPOT IN KABORL WAIT FOR THE SALE. Farther particulars early next week. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. T KENNEDY MACDONALD b CO. a will offer for sale in the month of December, about TWO THOUSAND FEET of Frontages to WOOLCOMBB-STEZBT, DIXON-BTBEET, Maodonald-obebceht, and PercevalSTREET, being the FINEST BUILDING SITES in the Heart of the City of Wellington, and known as the subdivision of the Town Acres Nos. 162,164,166, 187, and 188, and lately . the property of George Hunter, Esq., M.H.B. MONDAY; 23rd DECEMBER, To Steamboat Companies, Shipowners, and Others. HULKOMEGA. MB,. W. H.. WARREN is favored with instructions .from the New Zealand Government, to; sell by public auction, on Monday, 23rd December, with all faults, and withoufreserve— ' The American-built barque Omega, 'with anchors, spars, rigging, sails, &c., as she now lies in Wellington Harbor Since 1874 the vessel has been used as a Government store-ship for railway plant, and is admirably adapted for a store-ship or a cual-hnlk, being perfectly tight on her present draught of water. The Omega may be inspected on application to Mr, Stevenson, on board. Conditions of sale at the offices of the Auctioneer, Chamber of Commerce Buildings, Wellington. . . W. B. WARREN. -