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New Zealand Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 4170, 1 August 1874, Page 4

Auctions. THIS DAY, SATURDAY, Ist AUGUST, 1871. MR R. J. DUNCAN will soli 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 dowering ami 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. Lhe camellias and azaleas being general Tavontes were selected with much care by Mr. J. Baptist personally. The whole shipment is really nratclass, in excellent health, and of the best sizes for planting out or growing in pots. Please note sale begins at 11 o clock, in consequence of the large quantity for sale. MONDAY, 3rd AUGUST. MR. R. J. DUNCAN has received instructions from Mr. J. Henderson, to sell by auction his entire stock of saddlery and harness, &c., &c., consisting of—--11 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 tills genuine sale to the notice of the trade and the public, as all the goods are of a superior colonial make. The sale will take place at the auction, room, commencing at two o'clock sharp. WEDNESDAY, sth AUGUST. MR. B. J. DUNCAN will resume the sale at Mr. Y. Aston’s shop on Wednesday, sth August, at 11 o’clock. The lease of the premises will also be sold. Over 250 lots remain unsold, and a large quantity of household furniture. AT AN EARLY DAY IN AUGUST. MR. B. J. DUNCAN has received instructions to sell, WITHOUT ANY RESERVE, at his sale rooms, about 500 lota drapery, haberdashery, clothing, &o. Due notice of date and hour of this highly mportant sale, will be advertised next week. ON AUGUST. MR. B. J. DUNCAN lias received instructions to sell by auction, without the smallest reserve, 50 to 60 trunks ladies’ and children’s boots and shoes, first-class manufactxire. The day for this sale will be advertised. THURSDAY, 6th AUGUST. IMPORTANT SALE OF LAND NEAR MASTEBTON. MR. R. LUCAS is instructed, to sell by public auction, at the Club Hotel, Masterton, on Thursday, the 6th of August, 829 acres of land on the Opald Plain, in four lots. ' Lot 1.—220 acres, with dwelling-house, part bush Lot 2.—105 acres, part plain, part bush Lot 3.—315 acres „ ~ Lot 4.—189 acres, principally bush—rimu, rata, totara, &c. The land is of good quality. For further particulars apply to Mr. Henry Bannister, Masterton, or the auctioneer, where plans of the property may be seen. Terms for a purchaser of the whole block ; One third cash, balance on mortgage five years, at seven per cent, per annum. Sale at 2 o’clock, p.m. Lunch provided. Grey town, July 7 th. THURSDAY, 6th AUGUST. SALE BY AUCTION OF LAND. MR. R. LUCAS will offer for sale, at his land sale, at the Club Hotel, Masterton, on 6th August—--50 acres of suburban land, part of section No. 132, Taratahi Plain, near Carterton, Wairarapa. Grey town, July 16 th. PUBLIC SALE. TREES, PLANTS, AND FLOWERING SHRUBS. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. MR. G. H. YENNELL has received instructions to sell by Public Auction immediately after the arrival of the Camille, Captain Stafford — 10 cases and bales of forest trees, plants of various kinds :—camellias, rose, shrubs, &c. &c. &c. Also, A large variety of acclimatized pines, cypresses, and evergreens. For particulars see future advertisements. IMMEDIATELY AFTER ARRIVAL OF THE MERLIN, FROM MERCURY BAY, NOW OVERDUE. M EORGE THOMAS will sell by auction DC the following invoice of Timber, comTerms at sale. TO CONTRACTORS, QUARBYMEN, AND OTHERS. Gi EORGE THOMAS will sell by auction, T immediately on the arrival of the schooner Merlin, daily expected from Auck--90 kegs of blasting powder, 25 lbs. each. Business NoticesOLT’S NEW GOVERNMENT ARMY REVOLVER, as recently adopted for the United States Cavalry, takes the *450 central fire service Boxer Cartridge. It equals a rifle in range and in accuracy of fire, and is unequalled fur durability of construction. It can be easily loaded and unloaded when dark, and can he earned with perfect safety when loaded. It far surpasses in efficiency and quality of make the numerous cheap pistols of various make which now flood the market. Colt’s Lame Bonn Bueech-Loadincj ,DeBIKCEH, for the waistcoat pocket, shoots hard and straight. Colt’s Deui.vgeu Revolves, for personal and house defence, fires a larger ball than any other Revolver of the same weight and size. To bo had through any respectable Gunmaker or Dealer in Arms, or from Colt’s Fire Arms Manufacturing Company, 14, Pall Mall, London, S.W.