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Evening Post, Volume XVII, Issue 547, 27 June 1879, Page 3

SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION. TO-MORROW, SATURDAY, 28th JUNE, 1879, At 11 o'clock am. In one of the Offices, up stairs, in the Trust and Loan Company's Buildings, and immediately opposite Barrett's Hotel, Lambton Quay, Wellington. DWAN, KIRTOn7~& CO will JHI by auction as above, a magnificenVvsortment of office furniture, cons sting of— 1 Milner's fire-proof sife, weighs between 5 and 10 cwt I 1 small do 1 3 writing stools 17 office chairs 2 do tables 1 roll mattiog 24 bill clips 1 clock 1 decanter 2 desks 3 ebony rulers 2 fenders and irons 2 waste paper baskets 2 deed boxes 2 large copying presses acd findings Lot carpet, rugs, etc., etc., etc. BOOKS AND STATIONERY— 1 Volume Suiith's Mercantile Law 1 do Kussel's Arbitration 2 do Law of Bankruptcy 2 do Arnold on Marine i nsurance 1 do New Zealand Directory 1 do Law of General Average 1 do Law of Shipping Insurances 1 do Laurie's Interest Table 1 do Handbook of Average 1 do Wellington Almanac 1 do Johnston's Dictionary 1 Australian Handbook 1 Lot Stationery, etc , etc. DWAN, KIRTON fc CD.

BALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION. TO-MORROW, SATURDAY, 28th JUNE, At tbe Willis-street Auction Mart. DWAN, XIRTON, k CO., will sell by auction as above— A large line of good, sound, high-flavored this season's tea Also, 14 cases superior champagne, from the vineyards of Delmontel, Freres k Cie., Epernay (Marne) Also. Fine new furniture Clothing, drapery, dec. DWAN, KIRTON & CO. SATURDAY, 28th JUNE, At 2 o'clock. At the Manners-street Horse Bazaar, opposite Fire Engine Station* Horses, Drays, Buggies, &c, &c. V LAERY & CAMPBELL (late Beauchamp, Campbell, k Co.) will sell by public auction, at their Bazaar, Manners-street, as aboveGood upstanding draught horses A few splendid hacks Carriage, cab, and express horses Carts, drays, and expresses SPECIAL NOTICE. 4 vory superior draught horses, thoroughly staunch, with cart and express harness Sale, as usual, at 2 o'clock. SATURDAY, 28th JUNE. Continuation of Clearing Sale of Accumulated Goods in the Arcade since the Great Fire. TRUTH. FRANCIS sTdEY will sell by public LvJ. auction, in the Arcade BuildingsFurniture, crockery, bedding Groceries, ironmongery, &c All without reserve. The Sale commenced on Thursday, at 2 o'clock, when will be offered— 44 cases Mandarin and naval oranges Cornet ginten Bord's piano, harmonium, musical box And A large lot of furniture. P. B.— The oranges will be sold in quantities to suit buyers. Bale commences at 2 o'clock sharp. GREAT CLEARING BALE-. SATURDAY NEXT. MR. JOSEPH LOUBERE will sell by auction at hia rooms, Manners-street, at 11 o'clock sharp — The following desirable goods, the balance of hkJExtensive and Miscellaneous Stock — FURNITURE OF BVEWY DESCRIPTION, Superb marble veneered mirrors in the latest style, eight-day docks, in the most tasteful designs, chairs, fenders, tea, breakfast, and dinner services, toilet-ware, boots and shoes, clothing, gold and silver watches, and other articles of vertu, carpeting. Every Description of Tradesmen*' Tools and Farm Tools. Heads of families aud the public In general (especially those burnt out lately), should attend largely. MONDAY, 30th JUNE, At half-past 1 o'clock. Plants and Fruit Trees, ex Wakatipuv from Sydney. MESSRS. J. H."BETHUNE & CO. will sell by public auction, at their rooms, on Monday, 30th June, at half-past 1 o'clock — , A choice and varied collection of plants and fruit trees, irom the celebrated Nursery of Messrs. F. Ferguson and Son, Camden, New South Wales, consisting of— Camellias, Roses in great variety Araucarias, Daphnes, Magnolias Rhododendrons, Apples, Apricots Cherries, Peaches, Plums, Pears ' Nectarines, Figs, Walnuts, Almonds Alsc, % J 600 Giant Asparagus, 3 years old ! And A large assortment of ornamental shrubs As per Catalogue. THURSDAY, 3rd JULY. To Working Men with a Small Capital, the following is a rare opportunity of- obtiining a nice two-storey house, freehold, in Pirie- street, title under the Land Transfer Act. GEORGE THOMAS has received instructions from the Colonial Bank, to sell by public auction on Thursday, 3rd July, at 2 o'clock— A beautiful house, quite new, in Edmund's Terrace, Firie-street, subject to a mortgage, which can remain for any term, so long as the interest > paid. Terms at sale. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneer. N.B.— This sale will take place in Vennell's Auction Room, immediately after the property of Metsrs. Mitchell and Thompson is sold. IN THE EXCHANGE LAND MART. ON FRIDAY,~4th JULY, 1879, At 2.30 o'clock p.m. T KENNEDY MACDONALD k CO. aw s favored with instructions to offer for salt by public auction, on the above date— The following FREEHOLD PROPERTIES Situated in ABEL SMITH-STREET and THB AVENUE, As follows : Lot I— THAT COMFORTABLE and COMMODI US RESIDENCE latelj occupied by theßsv. T. Pobbitt built on an allotment of land havinj a frontage of 70ft. lOin. to Abbi Bmith-strbbt, by a depth 0 81ft. Bin. Lot 2-All THAT VALUABLE CORNEI ALLOTMENT, having a frontag of- 74ft. to Abel Smith-street, by I depth of 81ft. Bin. along THI Atbnub off Abbl Smith RTjR.xl.HI* Lot 8-THAT EXCEEDINGLY VALU ABLB ALLOTMENT having » frontage of 83ft- to THB a VBN U] off Ablb Smith-strbbt, by depth of 144 ft. lOin., on which j erected that first-class and con venient building known as Th English High School. The above exceedingly valuable propertii adjoin the residences of R. Port, Ksq , an the Rev. Archdeacon Stock, and being in 01 of the hbaiiThibst and most dbsirabl positions in the City of Wellington, shouJ command the attention of j # INVESTORS AND CAPITALISTS. , Terms most liberal15 (1W contteuaiion ©/ auctioneer*' aOvertm ¦> menit te* pa%* 4.) 1- • as "\«"O»EY! Money! Money '—Wanted re iXL purchase, in the City of Wellingto a Freehold or Leasehold Properties, for cas 9d clear or mortgaged, either Cottages or Allo ments. fitate tbe lowest cash price, and numb of acre or section, together with all particulai Address, by letter only, C.W., Evening Post