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New Zealand Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 4153, 13 July 1874, Page 4

Auctions. THIS DAY, MONDAY, 13th JULY. UNRESERVED SALE OF SUNDRIES. L/TR. G. H. VENNELL has received inJtX. struetkms to soil by public auction, at his rooms, Hunter Street, on Monday next, the 13th instant—--100 boxes tea 50 half-chests do 20 boxes orange peko 50 cases brandy, duty paid 100 cases ginger wine 20 cases Standard bitters 20 do lime juice cordial 50 do assorted cordials 100 cases Jeffrey's, Tcnnant's, and Bass's ale Perfumery, pomades Crimean shirts Waterproof coats Boots, shoes, fancy jewellery Albums, cutlery, hosiery Bridles, looking-glasses. Meerschaum pipes Clothing, drapery Shawls, cork soles iety of fancy goods Also, 1 trunk ladies' kid upper*. Sale at 2 o'clock. Terms liberal. TO CONTRACTORS, QUAERYMKN, AND OTHERS.. Gi EORGE THOMAS will sell by auction, T immediately on the arrival of the schooner Merlin, daily expected from Auekland > , „- -,, T 90 kegs of blasting powder, 2u lbs. each. FRIDAY, JULY 21. « SALE OF FREEHOLD' PROPERTY AT THE HUTT. By Order of A. S. AIUX, Esq., Registrar of the Supreme Court. Under the Provisions of the Conveyancing Act Amendment Act of 1860. GEORGE THOMAS has received instructions from A. S. Aliax, Esq., Registrar of the Supreme Court, Wellington, to sell by auction, on Friday, July 21th, at his auction room, — All that piece and parcel of LAjSK (firstly described), situate in and being"part of section numbered 25 (twenty-five) on the plan of the Hutt District, in the Province of Wellington aforesaid : Bounded on the North side -Two hundred and forty-seven links, by tha Waiwetu Road ; on the South side, Two hundred and twenty-five links by other part of the same section now or late in the occupation of one Lawson Potts; on the East side. Seventy-eight links by other land also part of the same section now or late belonging to William Sykes; anil on the West side, One hundred and forty-five links by the Hutt Road. And, also : All that piece or parcel of LAND (therein secondly described), containing One acre one rood and seven perches (or thereabouts), situate in, and being pju-t of the said section number 25 (twenty-five) : Bounded on the East partly by the Church premises and partly by unoccupied land, part of the same section, about Three hundred and seventy-seven links, and Seventythree links on the Western side, by the Waiwetu Road ; Four hundred and thirty-eight links' on the Southern side by land other part of the same section now or late in the occupation of John Cudley, about Two hundred and ninety links ; and on the North side, by the lane leading from the Waiwetu Road to the Church, about Four hundred and thirty-two links. Ton-ether with a Large Commodious SHOP ° and DWELLING-HOUSE. Also, TWO other HOUSES and all OUTBUILDINGS, a Splendid Garden and Orchard, well stocked with the very choicest fruit trees. SALE TO TAKE PLACE AT 2 O'CLOCK. The ' "" Businc... ..—, [utt, either for a Large Drapers' Shop—which much wanted—or for a General Store. Boots. Stationery, &c rr-i HE SUCCESS Its circulation is already greater than that ol tm-o- innmnl in the Colony. are being read in HOUSANDS AND THOUSANDS Of Households. Single copy, 3d. Subsc: added, 12s. Cd. per annum, will t ROBERT BURRETT, or at ____ Southern Cross Office, Auckland. > MORTON, BOOKSELLER and _V. STATIONER, Greytown, has on hand, and to' arrive, a large assortment of BOOKS and STATIONERY, which he sells at Wellington prices. R. M. will OPEN a BRANCH STORE in Masterton as soon as his new premises are completed. The trade supplied. Greytown, Ist May,1874. STEW BOOKS, JUST RECEIVED and ON SALE M BY THE UNDERSIGNED : Taine's History of English Literature, 2 vols. Tylor's Primitive Culture, 2 vols., now edition The Naturalist on the River Amazon, by 11. W. Bates, 3rd edition, with maps and illustrations Six Weeks in the Saddle, a Painter's Journal in Iceland, by E. S. Walton In Strange Company, being the experiences of a Eoving Correspondent; by James Greenwood, "the Amateur Casual" A History of Booksellers, the old and the new; by Henry Curwen, with portraits and illustrations The Friendship of Books, and other Lectures, by the Rev. V. D. Maurice The Coming Bace, by the late Lord Lytton Russell's Diary during the Last Great War ■ The Statesman's Year Book for 1874, by Erert. Martin Business, by a Merchant A Critical Examination of the Gospel History Literature and Dogma, by Matliow Arnold My Kalulu, Prince, King, and Slave, a Story from Central Africa; by 11. N. Stanley Brewer's Dictionary Phrase and Eable, new and revised edition The Christian Year, quarto, presentation edition Earjcon's Christmas Stories, in 1 vol., viz.—" Blade o' Grass," "Colden Grain," and " Broad and Cheese and Kisses " Wright's History of Caricaturo and Grotesque in Literature and Art A History of Clubs and Club Life, by John Timbs Wonders of the Yellowstone Regions in the Rocky Mountains, by James Richardson .hara and Lapland. Travels in the African Desert and the POlsr World ; translated from too French by Mrs. Cashel Hooy New Japan, the Land of the Rising Sun, its annals during the past twenty years, recording tho remarkable progress of the Japanese in Western Civilization; by Samuel Mossman, with maps Beoton's Law Book, a practical.compendium of tho general principles of English Jurisprudence Creasy'a History of tho English Constitution Boilcau's Traverse Tables, new edition Threading My Way, twenty-seven years of Autobiography; by Robert Dalo Owen Tho Story of -Goethe's Life, by-G. H. Lewes Tho Pursuivant of Arms, or Heraldry, founded on facts, by 3. R. Blanche ■ ■ , Tho Artist of Collingwood, by Baron na Carriag Erom Patmos to Paradise, or Light on the Past, tho Present, and tho future; by Dr. Gumming Life of the Rev. William Anderson, L L.D., Glasgow International Scientific Series, vols. 1 to 8 Nature Series, vols. 1,2, and 3 - ~ , ~ Science Primers, edited by Professors Huxley, Itoscoo and Balfour Stewart, vols. 2 to 5 LYON & BLAIR, (Successors to William Lyon.)