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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIV, Issue 5786, 15 October 1879, Page 4

Aucdjns THURSDAY, X6th OCTOBER, 1879. To COAL MERCHANTS, SHIPOWNERS, AND STEAM BOAT COMPANIES. HULK OMEGA, 101 TONS. ME. B. J. DUNCAN is favored with instructions from the New Zealand Government to sell by public auction, on Thursday, 16th October, 1879, at 2 o’clock, without any reserve— The American built barque OMEGA, 401 tons, with anchors, spars, rigging, sails, &c., as she now lies in Wellington harbor. The vessel has been used since 1874 as a Government store ship for railway plant, and is admirably adapted for a store ship or a coal hulk, being perfectly tight, on her present draught of water. The Omega may be inspected on\ application on board. Conditions of sale, with inventory of stores, &c., may be obtained on and after Thursday, 9th instant, at the office of the auctioneer, Lloyd’s Rooms, No. 14, Brandon-street. R. J. DUNCAN, Auctioneer. WEDNESDAY, 22nd OCTOBER, 1879. SALE OP VALUABLE FREEHOLD TOWN AND COUNTRY PROPERTIES. Messrs, bethune & hunter have received instructions from Mr. Edward Pearce to sell by public auction at the Exchange, Wellington, on Wednesday, 22nd October next, at 2 o’clock, the following very valuable freehold properties—■ Lot 1. The site of the Nag's Head Hotel, Cuhastreet, having a frontage of 160 links to Guba-street, and 190 links to Dixon-street (This will be sold in one or more lots). Lot 2. Town Acre, No. 456, Wellington-terrace, with dwelling-houses thereon Lot 3. Town Acre, No. 794, Owen-street Lot 4. Town Acre, No. 795, Daniel-street Lot 5. Block XXXI., Rangitikei, containing 105 acres, lately in the occupation of Mr. Henry Death Lot 6. Sections Nos. 11 and 13, Tukapu, containing 200 acres, more or less The above properties are all freehold, and immediate possession can be given. For further particulars apply to THE AUCTIONEERS; Or to EDWARD PEARCE. WEDNESDAY, 22nd OCTOBER^ At 2 o’clock. At the Land Office, Odd Fellows’ Hall Buildings, Lambton-quay. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. In the Estate of N. VALENTINE, Hotelkeeper. BY ORDER OP THE TRUSTEE, Mr. R. Cleland. ALFRED A. BARNETT notifies that there will be submitted to public auction, at the Land Office, Odd Fellows' Hall Buildings, Lambton-quay, on Wednesday, 22ud October, at 2 o’clock— The lease of the hotel property and land adjoining, with purchasing clause, convertible into a freehold. The stock, furniture, fittings, and effects, as well as the good-will of the property, known as Valentine’s Hotel, Lower Hutt. Further particulars will be published. In the meantime all requisite information can be had of Mr. R. CLELAND, Trustee, Lower Hutt; And at the Office of Messrs. Buckley, Stafford, and Fitzherbert, Solicitors. THURSDAY, 30th OCTOBER, 1879 J At 2 o’clock, AT T I M A R U. The Celebrated SEADOWN ESTATE. THIRTY FREEHOLD FARMS, ON DEFERRED PAYMENT. BY PUBLIC AUCTION. MESSRS. H. MATSON & GO., of Christchurch, in conjunction with Messrs. MACLEAN & STEWART, of Timaru, have received instructions from Messrs. Miles, Hassal, and Co. (acting as agents for the Proprietors) to SELL BY AUCTION, ON THURSDAY, 30th OCTOBER, AT MACLEAN & STEWART’S SALEROOMS, TIMARU, At 2 o’clock. A portion of the celebrated SEADOWN ESTATE, Consisting of about 4000 ACRES, Cut up into THIRTY FARMS From 50 to 300 acres each. This well-known property is situated on the sea coast between Timaru and Temuka, having a frontage of over five miles to the main trunk line of railway, with three railway stations on the property, viz., Washdyke on the South, Seadown in centre, and Arowhenua on north portion of the property —the most distant farm on the estate being within one mile and a half from a station. Seadown was one of the very earliest selections made by that acknowledged good judge, Mr. Robert Rhodes, at a time when he had the whole Province of Canterbury to choose from, and it has no equal in the colony for richness of soil, climate, and situation, \vhile from its close proximity to Timaru by rail, and good metal roads, it may be considered suburban land, with special advantages for private residences. All the farms offered for sale are either in English .grasses or crops and in splendid condition. The soil is deep and rich, with plenty of moisture, the sea breezes equalising the extremes of heat and cold, thus establishing a reputation for its grain growing and fattening properties unequalled by any other property in South Canterbury. The Proprietors have determined to dispose of all the farms offered ou the following remarkably liberal terras of payment, viz.; — 5 per cent, in cash payable at time of sale 5 by bill „ 30th January, 1880 5 „ „ „ 30th Sept., 1880 10 „ „ „ 30th January, 1880 10 ~ „ „ 30th Sept., 1880 15 „ „ „ 30th Sept., 1882 50 „ ~ ~ 30th Sept., 1884 Interest at rate of 7 per cent. Plans of the property, with other information, may be had upon application to MILES, HASSAL, & CO., Christchurch; H. MATSON & CO., Christchurch ; MACLEAN & STEWART, Timaru ; FLEMING & HEDLEY, Oamaru; HENRY DRIVER, Dunedin. For Sale Jjl O R S A L E—--1 6 horse-power Tubular Boiler, in firstclass order 1 Second hand Steam Winch, single cylinder, double purchase. ROBERTSON & GO., Phernix Foundry. WAND G. TURNBULL & CO. have , for Sale, per Atlanta—--26,000 Countess slates SWALLOW AND ARIELL’S TREACLE AND GOLDEN SYRUP of Superior Quality. Biscuit Factory and Treacle Re» finery, Sandridge, Victoria.