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Aaetionn. N__ LOAN * -.-BCANTII-Je AS3NCY COMPANY. LD—TTKirI. THIS DAY. TURD WOOL SALB. I FBLDAT-*.l"th DECEMBER. , OWING to the Timaru Sales being fixed for the 14th inst. and Annivera*ry . Day falling oa Thursday, the 16th, THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MEBCABTILB AGENCY COMPANY, LI-OT-D, wffl hold its THIBO WOOL AUCTION, At 2-30 p„a., OB FBIDAY, 17tb DECEMbEB, 1886, AT THB CHBISTCHUBCH WOOL AND GBAIN WABEHODSES, Durham Street Baflway Siding. Wben a large aad varied catalogue will be submitted. JNO. COOKB, Manager. B. S. BARLEY, _SBS Produce Manager. WOOIi._WOOIi. T ,l __o_T_tf_-af? £_. PANY. LIMITED. LARGEST WOOIThOUSE IN THB WOBLD. -a j_t r~»_CS_fi~BALES SOLD X __.Oa7t>t> THBOUGH THE -*-^ w » * COMPANY DUBING SEASON 1885-6. LOCAL AUCTION" SALES HELD THROUGHOUT THE SEASON AT THB CHBISTCHUBCH WOOL AUD GBAIN WAREHOUSES, DURHAM STBEET RAILWAY SIDING. SHIPMENTS TO LONDON. The Company's arrangements are MOST COMPLETE bob Bece-ving, Handling, Sampling, Displaying Valuing. Shipping, Ac., CLIPS OF WOOL, WHETHEB LARGE OB SMALL. WHEN CLIENTS' BESEBYES Are aot reached at Local Sales, they may elect to Bhip to London, under Advance, Free of fCommias-on. the total charge for ottering ia that case being only Is per bale. LIBEBAL CASH ADVANCES Are made against GROWING CLIPS. WOOLPACKsTtWINB, Ac, At lowest market rates. BKCETVING STORES. At Ashburton, Chertaey, Bakaia, Southbridge, Leeston, Lyttelton, and Christen.nrch. For further p_u-culars, apply to the Company's District Agents, or at the Chr—tohurch Offices, Hereford street. JOHN COOKB, Manager. E. S. HABLEY, Produce Manager. T. K. MACDONALD a CO. SALB BY PUBLIC AUCTION OF WBLLDJGTON HABBOE BOABD LEABEB The Most \ aduable Businees Blocks in the ' -Cf of Wellington. TO BE LEASED FOB TWENTY-ONE YBA-8, WITH VALUATION FOB BUILDINGS AND IMPROVEMENTS. IN THB KXCHANGE LAND AND MERCANTILE AUCTION BOOMS, Panama street. Wellinrton. ON MONDAY, DECEMBER 20th, 1886, At 2 o'clock p.m. T KENNEDY MACDONALD & CO. • are —.—cored with -.-—notions from the We—ington Harbor Board to BULL BY AUCTION, vn the above date, "The LE AS-S of the undermentioned VALUABLE BUILDING SUCTIONS :— No. 1 Corner Sec—on, having a frontage r of S3ft to the Queen's Wharf Roadway aad 80ft in depth to a New Street to be formed fir-ting tha HattarUOOft in width). Upset price, £4 per foot. No. B. being a frontage of 33ft to the Queen's Wharf Boadway by a depth of 80ft, aad adjoining No. 1. Upset price, £3 per foot. Not. S, 4. aad 5, eaoh having a frontage ot 40ft to tha New Street tcTbe formed fronting the Harbor, by a depth of 66ft. Upset price, £1 10s per foot. No. 6, Corner seotion, having s frontage of 64ft 7in to Hunter street Extension aad 84ft in depth to the New Otieet fronting ths Harbor. Uptet price, £S per foot. No. 7, havnur a fnaitagetf 80ft to Hunter street Extension by an irregular depth up to 66ft. Upeet price, £2per foot No. 8, havmg a frontage of 40ft to Hunter street Extension by a depth ot 68ft. Uptet price. £110s per foot. No. 9, Corner Seotion, having a frontage of toft to Hunter street Extension, and a depth of 66ft to Customhouse quay. Upset price, £2 10s per foot. No. 10, having a frontage of 40ft to Customhouse quay, by a depth of abont £Bft. Upset price, £2 per foot. Each section will be submitted as a lease having twenty-one years to run from the Ist January, 1887, at the annual ground rental per foot of frontage shown at tht' uptet price. The lessor to be allowed valuation at the end of his term for all buildings he may erect to the approval of the Board, in accordance with the provisi.Bß of the Wellington Harbor Board Losing Act. 1886 The Block, of which the above forma part, it well known at having recently beta reclaimed from the sea; it ia sit—-ted opposite the General Post Office, the AuatraHaa Mutual Provident Society, the National Mutual Life Association offices, the Bank of ai—tr—taaia, and it in close proximity to the Bank of New Zealand and many of the leading mercantile establishments, and may certainly be regarded as tbe MOST CENTKAL and BRBT BUSINESS SITUATION IN WELLINGTON. Tha above section a have the advantage of a Urge apace, giving abundance ot light and air at the back of the sections, from a private road vested in the Board ,and lead-, tag from the Queen's Wharf roadway to the Hunter street» xt-n-ton. For p— —a, conditions of aale, and further p—rticulairs, apply to W. FERGUSON. Esq, CE. Secretary to the Harbor Board; CHARLES CLABK, Beg , Estate Agent, Chiistchurch; or to KENNEDY MACDONALD* CO, SBB The Auctioneers, Wellington. JAMBS WILKIN A CO. •James Air ilkxn _ C/ 0., ' AUCTIONEERS, STOCK abb STATION, LAND abb COMMISSION AGENTS, WOOL abd SKIN SALESMEN, NEW Z-ALAND WOOL STOBES, Hereford street, Christohureh. Hot—.—Aß Coa*urn—lents should be sent to J-.MBH WILKIN a CO., aud not to Wilkin and Co., at there it no such firm doing b—n—ass ia Christehareh. JAMBS WILKIN - CO. 23rd November, 1886. 402 WOOI. _SAI.ES. OTJB BEXT WOOL SALE wfll take place oa the 18th DBCEMBEB. 1886. C-eata an requetted to fortacd at ea—ry at possihlt. ffnitita.t nhttrra aad ao commission onadveacea. AB wool inteaded for na thould bteon* " i ** ed JAMES WILKIN a CO., New Zealand Wool Stores, SMC Hereford street.