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. problem—Abolition. They will set ye > Abolition mad very soon. —I am, &c, , " Settler. » February 2nd, 1877. P.S.—-V hat was llic reos-ou the Abolition Government did not tax Sir George > Grey's island ? Was it an offer by bribe [ to quiet him ? It won't wash; he will do his duty.—S. Auctions POSTPONEMENT | TO TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6. At 11 o'clock, ESTATE OF W. BEASSEY. rpHE undersigned will sell, by order of JL T. Macffarlane, Esq., Trustee in the above Estate, HORSE and BRIDLE, at the City Auction Mart, To-morrow, Tuesday, at 11 o'clock. Terms Cash. ED WIN BINNEY. 173 TO-MORROW, TUESDAY, 6th FEBRUARY. At 11 o'clock. UNDER WRIT OF FL FA. BARKER F. STEWART. TAMES CRAIG Has received instructions to sell, on the Premises, Tararu, under ts -it of Ft. Fa., A Quantity of HOUSEHOLD FUBNITURE and EFFECTS, comprising Horsehair Couch, Chairs, Tables, Beds and Bedding,Piot^ e», Fitchen Utensils, &c, &c. Also-Good Milck Cow, and a quantity , of Poultry. Terms—Cash. ABOUT WEDNESDAY, FEB. 7. Preliminary No.tice. IMPORTANT SALE OF MR SEVERN'S HOUSEHOLD FURNITUfiE AND EFFECTS, On or about Wednesday next, 7th instant. TITESSRS GUDGEON&CO. Have been favoured with' instructions from Mr Severn, leaving New Zealand, to sell, at his residence, Hape road, The Whole of" his FURNITURE and EFFECTS, an 80-guinea Tricord Piano by Zeigler;: Books, Maps, Ghlvanic Batteries, Electrical Machines, expensive Turning Lathe complete j Microscope, Opera Glass, Telescppej Pla fed Tea and Coffee Service, Carpenters' Tools, Bench, "Vice, &o. No Reserve. 179 ' THURSDAY, FEBRUARY Bth. IMPORTANT NOTICE. * i SALE BY AUCTION. PROPERTY TO.BE SOLD KNOWN -L as TOOKEY'S FLAT, RESIDENCE AT PARA WAI, &c, &c, : &c, THAMES, INSUFFICIENTLY DESCRIBED BY THE AUCTIONEER, MR R. ARTHUR, OF AUCKLAND. . , Moanatairi Tramway, leased to the government at £150 per annum ; sixteen years to run.—Value £2,400. , „ N Golden Crown G M. Company's Battery Site, (20 head of Stampers, &c, erected thereon), leased at £50 per annum. 10 years to run.—Value £500. Manukau G.M. Company's Battery Site, (40 head of Stampers, &c, erected thereon), leased at £160 per annum. 11 years to run.—Value £1,650. Central Smithy Site, leased to the Tookey G.M. Company %t £60 per annum. 10 ! years to run.—Value £960. Pyrites Works Site, leasea 1 to Mr F. Whitaker at £120 per annum. 10 years to run.— Value £1200. The Tramway Batfcry, complete. The sole property of the Estate can bo let at- £300 per annum, being at the foot of Tram- . way. First right to water from Pumping Association Shaft for Battery, Ac, free of charge. Several Cottages and Largo Buildings, snmo of which are let. The Grounds at present in occupation of Mr Daniel Tookey, Parawai, fronting the Kauaerunga River, conipri ing about 5 acres of vory superior land, highly cultivated, securely fenced with white thorn hedge, planted with about 600 choice fruit and ornamen'al trees, and upon ■which are erected 1 six-roomed House 3 Cottages Out Houses, &c, &c. 180 feet frontage to the Foreshore of Hauraki Gulf, ftrahamstown, by 300 feet seaward, nearly all filled in, and ready for the erection of buildings. 1000 acres of first-class Land at the Ghent. - v Barrier, formerly known as Dv Moulin's Estate, and as Blind Bay ; most of this land is laid down in English grasses. Daniel Tookey. Thames, February ], 1877 180 p ASH EL BROTHERS, MINING AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, PAEROA, OHINEMURI. N. 8.-« Agents at Auckland and the Thames ' - 2622