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Evening Post, Volume XXI, Issue 68, 23 March 1881, Page 3

THURSDAY, 24th MABCH, At 2 o'clock. PLIMMER, EEKVES & CO. will sell by auction, at Plimmer's Wharf, on Thursday, 2lth inst , at 2 o'clock, ex Saucy Lass — 40 cocksfoot, 80 cheese, 100 fowls' wheat 20 bales oaten chaff, ham?, bacon flour Barley, pearl barley, oatmeal, bran Sharps, oats, self-raising flour. IN THE EXCHANGE LAND AND MERCANTILE AUCTION ROOMS. On THUESDAY, 24th MAECH, 1881, At 2 o'clock p.m. GEEAT QUARTERLY UNRESEEVED CLEARING SALE. T KENNEDY MACDONALD & CO. • will sell by public auction as above, Absolutelt Without Resebve, The whole of the undermentioned goods, amongst which will be found something to suit every taste, and warranted of first-class quality :—: — Walnut and cedar wardrobes, full Scotch and half Scotch chests of drawers, hair, spring, and flax mattrasses, hall table and chairs en suite, best mahogany cheffonier and sideboardi, couches in American leather, chintz, occasional tables and chairs in gold and black and gold, bronze and iron fenders, wood and iron best canopy bedsteads, kitchen tables, liqueur stands, vases, hassocks, carpet folding chairs, lamps, dressing cases, pier glass, dining-room suite in green rep, dressing table, dining-room and kitchen chairs, splendid dessert service, walnut desk, card receiver and cigar stand, 100 and gipsey tables, &c, &c, &c. Also, Grand piano, and one full trichord piano Also, Eight splendid wood mantlepieces Also, Bolls superior carpet and oilcloth Also, A complete assortment of crockery and glassware A magnificent collection of oleographs and steel engravings Also, Splendid E.P. tea and coffee servico (cost .£l6) and cruets Also, Surveyor's instruments, level, quadrant, &c. Also, An exceedingly handsome and valuable mahogany and cedar show case, will cover the whole side of a shop, or can be converted into book cases Also, A large assortment of albums (to close a consignment) in morocco and Russian leather. Also, Under Distress foe Eent, One well-built new dingy, 13 feet long, copper fastened. A first-class boat. To be seen at Robertson's Phoenix Foundry. &c, &0., &c. Goods on view on Wednesday. THURSDAY, 24th MARCH. In Insolvent Estate. LAND FOR UNRESERVED SALE. LAND IS THE FOUNDATION AND SOURCE OF ALL WEALTH. MB. B. J. DUNCAN has been favored with instructions from J. Hutchens, Esq., Trustee in the Estate of Charles Taylor, Builder, to sell by auction, on above date, at 2 o'clock, at the premises of the South British Forwarding Company, Lambton Quay, next to the offioes of the Trust and Loan Investment Company, the following valuable allotments — City of Wellington— t section in Marjori-banks-street, 44ft by 100 ft Petone — 2 sections, Nos. 39 and 40, double frontage to Vogel and Fitzherbert roads Nos. 15 and 16 to Soholes Terrace Palmerßton North — 1 section, No. 10, comer allotment, 125 ft x 132 ft Carnarvon — 2 sections, Nos. 59 and 60, corner of Foxton Road Woodville— 3 sections— No. 115, in Nor-manby-street ; No. 125, in Taystreet ; No. — in Tay-street 12 sections in Midhurst East, in Taranaki Provincial District, the Garden of New Zealand, situated in the centre of the township 2 sections, Nos. 47 and 50, in township of Beaconsfield I section, Bnlltown, No. 4, 55ft x 82Jft Further particulars of above, with terms and conditions of sale, which are highly favorable to buyers, may be seen at the office of the South British Forwarding Company, Lambton Quay. R. J. DUNCAN, Auctioneer. THURSDAY, 24th MARCH, At 2 o'clock. TO CONTRACTORS REQUIRING STABLING, THOSE DESIROUS OF SECURING A HOME, CAPITALISTS, AND OTHERS. MR. E. J. DUNCAN is instructed by M. C. Hickey, trustee in the estate of Daniel Mahoney, of Wellington, carter, a debtor, to sell by auction on the above date, at 2 o'olook in the afternoon, at the premises of the South British Forwarding Company, Lambton QuayAll that piece or parcel of land in Scarborough Terrace, Wellington, having a frontage of 33 feet by a depth of 96 feet to Scarborough Terrace, whereon is erected a substantial -roomed house and commodious, well-finished 5-stalled stable This section, having the Town Belt immediately behind it, is splendidly situated, and the owner has a guarantee that no one can build above him. The view extends over the whole of Wellington and the beautiful scenery at the back. The site is unequalled for drainage, and is elevated above the fog and smells that prevail upon the flat parts of the city. The tram-cars can be reached in three minutes. For position it is admitted that no part of Wellington is bo healthy as Scarborough Terrace and its neighborhood, because the sun throws its warm rays over it to the very last, whilst other places have been lost in cold shadow for hours. THURSDAY, 24th MARCH, At 2 o'olock sharp. 11 hhds. First-olass English Ale. At the Queen's Bond. T|/TR. B. J. DUNCAN is favored with inilX Btructions from Messrs. T. and W. Young to sell by public auction at the Queen's Bond on Thursday, 24th inst., at 2 o'olook Bharp — II hhds. Ashbr and Co.'s ale Absolutely without reserve. SATUBDAY, 9th APRIL, At 12 o'clock. IMPORTANT SALE OF COAL MINE, IRON BAILS, PLANT, FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD PROPERTY, &c. By Order of the Wallsend Coal Company (Limited), of Collingwood. THE undersigned has received instructions from the Wallsend Coal Company (Limited), of Collingwood to sell by public auction, at the Nelson Auction Rooms, Nelson, on Saturday, 9th April, at 12 o'clock— The COAL MINE, with iron tramways, containing about 110 tons rails, wharf, barge, trucks, leasehold and freehold property and plant, and all the other requisites for a coal mine, of which the following is a brief description : — Lease from the Crown of one hundred and sixty aerrs for twenty-one years from Ist January, 1870, at a royalty of 2 per cent., but not lees than .£l6 a year. The coal seams, five in number, have been cut at right angles by a main tunnel 7x5 For shipping the coal there is a wharf 7 chains 45 feet long, built principally of the best timber, with large bnnkers for holding coal to shoot into vessels loading alongside. The freehold consists of two-and-half acres and thirteen sections of the Township of Ferntown, near the wharf, on which is Manager's house, dwellings for laborers, and all similar requisites. The Mine has been worked up to a recent date on tribute, and given a good return. The coal is considered amongst the best produced in the Australian Colonies. The upset price is J>4so, and with that exception the above will be Hold in one lot without reserve. Copy of inventory can be seen at office of Evening Post, and a report, dated 3rd March, 1881, by Mr. J. Herbert Cox, of the New Zealand Government Geological Department, can be seen at the office of the Auctioneer, or at the Secretary's office, Collingwood. JOHN E. MABIN, Auctioneer.