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New Zealand Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 4167, 29 July 1874, Page 4

Auctions. THIS HAY. WEDNESDAY, 29th INST. GOALS. COALS. COALS. At 2 o'clock. Mr Ct. H. VENNELL has received iustructions to sell by Public Auction on the Breastwork opposite the Provincial Government Buildings, 100 TONS GEEY EIVEK COAL. Prom trial and experience of those taking an interest in the coal trade, these coals have been found to be fai superior to the N.S.W. coals. ' They will be sold in lots to suits purchasers. Sale at 2 o'clock. THIS DAY, WEDNESDAY, 29th JULY. 53 Bags Cocksfoot Grass Seed, grown at Akaroa. MB. B. J. DUNCAN will sell by auction, on Wednesday, 29th July, at two o’clock, 53 bags of very fine sample, Cocksfoot grass seed. THIS DAY, WEDNESDAY, 29th JULY. B. B. J. DUNCAN has received instrucili tions to sell by public auction, at his sale-rooms, on above date, at 2 o'clock —• 75 boxes tea, No. 1, ex Carl 225 do. do. No. 2, do. 75 do. do. No. 3, do. 10 half-chests do, No. 2, each 401bs. 15 do do, No. 3, do do 30 do do. No. 9, do do 15 do do, No. 10, do do 28 do do. No. IS, do do 46 do do. No. 19, do do 20 do do, No. 21, do do 20 do do, No. 2S, do do 19 boxes tea, No. 8, each lllhs. 50 do do, No. 43, each 121bs. 4 tons Victorian Co.'s sugar 75 barrels American plaster 1200 oak spokes and staves 10 bundles block sheet iron 10 boxes muscatel raisins, each 221bs. 10 cases Colonial jams 1 case bathbricks 10 cases Vs sordines, each 100 10 do J’s do, do do 20 boxes candy, each 451bs. IS cases South Australian almonds, infinitely superior to any English importation 3 sides really prime bacon 5 very fine hams No reserve. TH ÜBS DAY, 30th JULY. ME J. DUNCAN is favored with instructions from Mr. T. Y. Aston, in consequence of his relinquishing business, to sell by public auction, on above date, commencing at 11 o'clock. The whole of his extensive stock-in-trade, consisting of— Ironmongery, carpenters' tools Electroplated ware Cutlery, tinware Pancy goods Engravings, &c., &c. Together with the lease of the premises in Lambton Quay, having a frontage thereto of 35 feet with a depth of 60 feet and 110 feet on the south and north sides respectively ; and the large and commodious building erected thereon, now occupied by the above-named V. S. Aston, and in which hs is at present carrying on business as a wholesale and retail ironmonger. The lease has about 8 years to run. pull particulars will be duly published. The entire stock will be sold without the least reserve. ' FRIDAY, 31st JULY. ME. E. J. DUNCAN will sell by public auction, on the above date, The fleet of steamers and other vessels belonging to the New Zealand Steam Shipping Company (Limited), Wellington, viz.;— The Phtcbe, 013 tons Taranaki, 414 tons Wellington, 365 tons Ladybird, 421 tons Eangatira, 227 tons Maaawatu, 139 tons Barque Anne and Jane, 300 tons Coalhulk European, stowing 1200 tons coab Any information required will be furnished by the Chairman, C. J. Harrison, Esq., on application at the Company’s office, Grey Street. Sale at noon. Terms at sale. SATURDAY, Ist AUGUST, 1874. ME. E. J. DUNCAN will sell by auction on Saturday, Ist August, commencing at 11 o’clock, Seven Cases Plants and Trees, from the celebrated Nursery Gardens of John Baptist, Sydney. This shipment has just been landed in excellent'order, and comprises a really admirable collection of hardy flowering and ornamental trees and shrubs, creepers and twiners, greenhouse plants, palms, succulents, conifers, azaleas, camellias; fruit trees of all kinds, and miscellaneous deciduous trees and shrubs. The camellias and azaleas being general favorites were selected with much care by Mr. J. Baptist personally. The whole shipment is really firstclass, in excellent health, and of the best sizes for planting out or growing in pots. Please note sale begins at 11 o'clock, in consequem e of the large quantity for sale. MONDAY, 3rd AUGUST. ME. E. J, DUNCAN has received instructions from Mr. J. Henderson, to sell by auction his entire stock of saddlery and harness, &c., &c., consisting of—--14 sets gig, trap*, and cart harness, silverplated, brass, and plain mounted. Also, A large assortment of saddlery, bridles, whips, spurs, &c,, &c., &c., with all the requisites in the trade. The above will be sold without reserve. The auctioneer strongly recommends this genuine sale to the notice of the trade and the public, as all the goods are of a superior colonial make. TSe sale will take place at the auction room, commencing at two o’clock sharp. AT AN EAKLY DAY IN AUGUST. ME..E. J. DUNCAN has received instructions to sell, WITHOUT ANY RESERVE, at his sale rooms, about 600. lots drapery, haberdashery, clothing, &c... Due notice-of- date and hour of this highly important sale, will be advertised next week. ON AUGUST. ME. E. J. DUNCAN has received in--atvuctioiiß to soil by auction, without th« 'smallest reserve, . 50 -to 60 trunks liidies’- and children’s boots and shoes, first-class manufacture. The day for this sale will bo advertised.