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New Zealand Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 4165, 27 July 1874, Page 4

"■ Auctions. THIS DAY, - MONDAY, 27 th JULY. FOE THE BENEFIT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. THE undersigned J. H. AVALLACE, auctioneer, of Hunter Street, Wellington, ha 3 received instructions to sell by auction, without reserve, for the benefit of whom it may concern, — The Paddle-steamer PATEBSON, 2CO tons, oilicial No. 32,202, Britishbuilt, schooner-rigged, 120 horsepower, two engines, as she now lies wrecked in the Waitara Biver, Province of Taranaki, with boats, anchors, fittings, rieging, machinery, &c, &e. The lot does not include the articles to be 3old at Wait.ira, a* mentioned below ; or any part of the cargo of the ship which is reserved to the vendors, who will be entitled to the same on paving to the purchaser the reason able cost of recovering the same, or any part thereof. The Cabin Furniture, Linen, &c, will bo sold separately, at Waitara, on MONDAY, the 27th of JULY instant. The Sale will take place, at my Auction Mart, on MONDAY, the 27th of JULY instant, at NOON. J. 11. WALLACE, Licensed Auctioneer. Hunter Street, AVellington, July 23, 1574. TUESDAY, 28 th JULY POSTPONED UNTIL TUESDAY, 2Sth JULY, In consequence of the inclemency of the weather during the past ten days, which has prevented buyers the opportunity of inspecting "he valuable acre 3 and allotments for sale. 1/f B. It. J. DUNCAN is instructed to JJL sell by auction, on Tuesday, 28th July, i, immediately after luncheon, The following nine Town acres, numbered on the plan of the City of Wellington, will be sold in the following order, viz. : 1. No. 958, with a double fron Biddiford street and Bintov 2. No. 955. —Double frontages to Stoke street and Adelaide road 3. No. 953.—1 n Adelaide road i. No. 32.—1 n Epuri Street, with faith-fully-built family residence of eleven rooms, conservatory, stable, and outhouses. 5. No. 713. —In Wallace Street, with dwellinghouse, kitchen, and outhouse, capital stables for four horses, all erected during past eighteen months. 8. No. 111, in Abel Smith Street, next acre to residence of Ven. Archdeacon Stock, one of, if not the, best building sites unoccupied in Wellington. 7. Nos. 394, 395, 390.—Three acres, with dwellinghouse thereon, in MajoribankslStreet, adjoining one another, will be sold in one block. The close proximity of this valuable pror. to the very heart of the City, ai bility, renders it particularly _ those anxious for a certain and imme fitable investment as building allotments for which it is decidedly unrivalled. 8. No. 841, in Owen street. 9. A piece of freehold land, 38 feet frontage by 71 feet depth, Allen street, off Courtenap Place, with a capital four-roomed house thereon, &c, &c. Plans of the above acres may *>» «»»" =■*■■ th '< auctioneer's office, and the fulle rtaincd as. to the terms and conditions oi le. Conveyances will be provided by the auctioneer on every day from Monday, 20th instant, until day of sale, to enable intending purchasers'to view the several properties above advertised. PALMEBSTON. Town Section No. 343, say 1 acre 1 rood, 2 A chains frontage to Tramway, and 5 chaha to public road. Adjoining to Mr. Heaton's public house. Town Section No. 325, containing 1 acre, 2$ chains) to public road. Close to the main square. Terms very liberal with, each lot Lunch at 1 o'clock. TUESDAY, 28th JULY. DUNCAN'S LAND SALE. MB. B. J. DUNCAN has received instructions from William Wilson, Esq., to sell by auction, on above date, at his large Land Sale, . 200 Acres in Harbor District, m one block, being sections Nos. 17 and 18, fronting the Hutt line of railway. All this land is well grassed; and there is a splendid stream of water running through _ this very valuable property, sufficient for a water power. " Also, 200 Acres in the Horokivvi District, consisting of 100 acres, section No. 7, heavily timbered, with water frontage, and 100 acres, Section No. 20, also well timbered. Both titles of the above properties arcunder the Land Transfer Act. •One-fourth cash deposit, balance within six weeks after date of sale. Luncheon at one o'clock. Conveyances and services of a surveyor provided to enable any probable buyer to view these valuable properties.