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Evening Post, Volume XIII, Issue 147, 23 June 1876, Page 3

SATURDAY, 24th JUNE, At 1 o'clock. MR. R. J. DUNCAN will sell at his Rooms, to-morrow, at 1 o'clock, without reserve, a large and varied assortment of furniture and general merchandise, comprising — Tables Chairs Mattr asses Sewing machines Brushware Sofas Wringing and mangling machines Ladies' work tables Chinese goods 6 cases glass I 20 boxes men's shirts 1000 yards broad and tweed clothes j 10 cases Canterbnry hams and bacons 1 mortice machine Blan! ets Saucepans and other cooking utensils, and a large list of other goods too numerous to particularise. Also, A lot of Jewelry comprising— Gold and silver watches Rings Brooches Bracelets, c, & c. MONDAY, 26th JUNE, At 2 o'clock. SALE OF LEASE OF THE BANK HOTEL— SAM HOWARD'S. MR. R. J. DUNCAN has much pleasure in announcing that he has received instructions from Mr. Sam Howard, and will, j with the permission of John Martin, Esq., offer for sale by auction, on Monday, the 26th inst, at 2 o'clock, at his salerooms — The remainder of the lease of the Bank Hotel and premises. The existing lease has about twelve months to run, and is held at a very low rent. The present business is a large one, and may fairly be described as one of the best and most lucrative hotel businesses in the city. The proprietor, John Martin, Esq., has intimated to Mr. Howard his willingness to grant any purchaser of the above lease a renewal of the lease upon an advance on present rent, for a period of 5, 7, or 10 years. The present rent of the Bank Hotel is £4 per week. Also, At same time, immediately after the sale of the above — The residue of the lease of the Panama Hotel, having about eleven months to run. The purchaser may receive a renewal of the same for a further period of 10 years. The Panama Hotel is let for £3 10s. A deposit of £50 will be required from the purchaser of each lot on the fall of the hammer. The interest in the above properties will be actually sold without reserve. TUESDAY, 22nd JUNE. MR. R. J. DUNCAN has received instructions from S. Carroll, Esq., landed estate and commission agent, to sell by public auction on above date, at his GREAT TOWN LAND SALE. The following pieces of valuable freehold land in Willis-street and Pirie-street, namely — 1. That valuable piece of land being part of town acre 142, at the corner of Willis-street and Ghuznee-street, and nearly opposite St. Peter's Church, having a frontage of 66ft to Willis-street and 74ft to Ghuz-nee-street, in one or two allotments. Three-fourths of the purchase money may remain on mortgage. 2. A parcel of freehold land in Pirie-street, part of town acre No. 300, having a frontage of 20ft to Pirie-street, together with a five-roomed house erected thereon, nearly new and substantially built, with outhouses and every convenience. £200 of the purchase money may remain on mortgage. TUESDAY, 27th JUNE. SALE OF CO-OPERATIVE BAKERY STORE. WILLIS-STREET. MR. R. J. DUNCAN has received instructions from Mr. C. Moody to sell the above Land and Buildings erected thereon, by public auction on Tuesday, 27th June. The equity of redemption of a piece or parcel of freehold land and building thereon, formerly the property of the Co-operative Baking Society, situate in Willis-street, having a frontage of 28ft to Edward-street, being part of sections 199 and 201 on the plan of the City of Wellington, having a total depth of 233 ft. The buildings comprise a large shop, with plate-glass windows and verandah. The dwellinghouse, six rooms, newly painted and papered, and new iron roof. The bakehouse has two ovens, with large flour-loft capable of storing .60 tons of flour. Stable and large yard, 18ft of the Edward-street frontage with a depth of 74ft, is let on lease for 21 years at £10 per annum. The remainder of the property- is in hand, and immediate possession! may be had. Terms— £lso cash, Balance at 3 and 6 months, with bank interest added. The property is subject to a mortgage for £850, at 8 per cent., for a term expiring on Ist August, 1879. After which, Sundry Machinery, being a'complete Confectioner's plant — , 1 horizontal steam engine, 8 horse-power, with pulleys and fly-wheel complete 1 Chillian mill, with rollers, flumes, &c, complete 2 copper steam pans, one oscillating, and , one revolving 1 biscuit brake, with reversing steel rollers 1 steam copper pan 3 large do do 3 do do ladles 1 do do steam boiling pan 3 stands, and quantity of rollers 47 biscuit cutters And a quantity of sundries. TUESDAY, 27th JUNE, At 2 o'clock. BUILDING SITES AT THORNDON. MR. B. J. DUNCAN is instructed by Mr. Drummond to sell by public auction on above date, at his sale-room — 10 sections of land for building sites near the Tinakori Road, having on an average frontages of 30ft. to 33ft. by a depth of from 100 ft. to 126 ft., seveu of which have frontages to Grant Road. The above properties are situated near the residence of Mr Passmore in Tinakori Road. Terms of payment are — one-fourth to be paid in cash, and balance by bills at 3 months, bearing bank interest at the rate" of 8 per cent, per annum. Plans may be seen at the office of the auctioneer, where all other particulars may be obtained. WEDNESDAY, 28th JUNE, At 2 o'clock. SALE OF WOODVILLE. MR. R. J. DtJNCAN has been favored with instructions from Messrs M'Neil and Dunn to sell by public auction, at his Sale Rooms, on Wednesday, 28th June, about 200 SECTIONS IN THE TOWNSHIP OF WOODVILLE. Woodville is destined to become one of the most important inland townships in the Northern Island of New Zealand, being situated at the junction of the Wanganui, Wairarapa, audNapier main trunk line of road ; and the property fronts the proposed line of railway from Napier to Wanganui/ and also to Masterton.