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New Zealand Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 4161, 22 July 1874, Page 4

THIS DAY, WEDNESDAY, 22nd JULY. Sale of the Entire Stoelc-in-Trade of Mr. S. J. Tocker's general store, Hutt, consisting of drapery, grocery, boots and shoes, ironmongery, &c., &c. GEORGE THOMAS has received instructions from the trustees to sell by auction, on Wednesday, 22nd July, The entire ssock-in-trade, to bo sold in lots to suit purchasers, on the premises. Sale- to commence at 12 o'clock sharp. Catalogues will be panted and issued at the sale. Terms at sale. No reserve. FRIDAY, JULY 24. SALE OF FREEHOLD -P R O P E B T Y AT THE HUTT. By Order of A. S. Allan, Esq., Eegisti Supreme Court. ■ the Provisions of the Conveyancing Act Amendment Act of 1860. lEOEGE THOMAS has received ir' _ r tions from A. S. Allan, Esq., Re of the Supreme Court, Wellington, to sell by auction, on Friday, July 24th, at his auction jsom,- . AH that piece and parcel of LAND (firstly, described),.-, situato in and being part of section numbered 25 (twenty-five) on the plan of the Hutt District, in the Province of Wellington aforesaid : Boi""'™ 1 «" the North side Two him fortv-seven links, by the \vaiweiu RoocU; 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 nlso part of the same section now or late belonging to William Sykes; and on the West side, One hundred " forty-five links by the Hutt d. 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 part of the said section number 25 (twenty-five) : Bounded on the East partly by the Church premises and partly by un-seventy-seven links, and Seventythree links on the Western side, by ■"-- ""'"•'wetn Road : Four- hundred side by land other part of th le section now or late in thupation of John Cudley, about Two hundred and ninety links ; d on the North side, by the lane om the Waiwetu Road to .ch, about Four hundred and thirty-two links. Together 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. r.v. to TAKE PLACE AT 2 O'CLOCK. te Auctioneer would specially remind iness-men, that this is the best stand in the tt, either for a Large Drapers' Shop—which inch wanted—or for a General Store. FRIDAY, 24th JULY. SALE OF HOUSE AND LAND, FREEHOLD PROPERTY. GEORGE THOMAS has received instructions from the owner to sell by auction on Friday, July 24th, (immediately after the =>«le of S. J. Tocker's property) at his Auction rom, Lambton Quay. One allotment of freehold, containing one Tood, having a frontage to Wallace Street of 46 links, with a depth of 250 links, being part of section 691 on the City plan, on which is erected a six-roomed houi substantial slate roof. Title perfect. Jf.B. —This is a suitable invest: man of small capital, there being . depth for a second house. THURSDAY, 23rd JULY. 20 KEQS PATENT NAILS, EX INVERALLAN. THREE CASES GALVANISED IRON. ?or the benefit of whom it may conce GEORGE THOMAS will sell by auction on the above date, at his room 3, Brandon "' eet, 3 kegs 3x17 patent nails S do 2xlo do 1 do 3x25 do 1 do Sin. do 2 do 6in. do 2 cases 8 feet galvanised iron 1 do 9 do do do At 2 o'clock sharp, t_: -"-tely before the sale of surplus stores, ex Waikato. THURSDAY, 23rd JULY. SURPLUS STORES, SHIP WAIKATO, FROM LONDON. GEORGE THOMAS, having received instructions, will sell by public auction, on Thursday, 23rd July, at his rooms, Brandon cet, at 2 o'clock, The balance of surplus stores, consisting of—--5 cases sardines J's and |'s (Albert's) 2 boxes raisins 5 casks currants 2 do salt 12 do stout, each i dozen Imperial pints 25 do flour 10 do oatmeal 2 do rice 1 barrel do 3 casks peas 1 do molasses 4 do loaf sugar 1 do migar Q 0 bags biscuit 14 tins preserved potatoes 24 cases lime juice •1 do soap 3 do preserved milk 1 cask preserved meat (tinned) Tea, pickles, coffee, mustard, pepper, and a number of ullage 10 400-gallon tanks Emigrants' utensils, lamps, empty hampers, casks, bedding, &c. Immediately after the sale of the above, Ship's fittings, in lots to suit purchasers. AND OTHERS. <EORGE THOMAS will sell by auction, ,JT immediately on the arrival of the schooner Merlin, daily expected from Auckland, 90 kegs of blasting powder, 25 lbs. each.