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New Zealand Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 4254, 7 November 1874, Page 4

THURSDAY, 12th NOVEMBER. MR. R. J. DUNCAN has received instructions to sell by public auction, at bis sale room, on above date, at two o'clock precisely— -100 casks Tennent's ale . 100'do Jeffrey's do 100 do do, stone bottles 100 do Arrol's ale 100 do Salt's do CO do Cooper Company, " Star of India" 150 do Blood Wolfe's stout 100 cases fresh American salmon (Columbia River) The above is a really genuine and unreserved Every line will be sold to the highest bidder. SATURDAY, 14th NOVEMBER, 1874. MR, R. J. DUNCAN is favored with instructions from the Wellington Land and Building Company (Limited), to sell by auction, on Saturday, 14th November, at 2 o'clock, ' The lease of THREE new DWELLINGHOUSES, just finished, containing seven rooms each, with a frontage of 381 feat to College-street (near the Cricket Ground, Te Aro), by a depth of 102 feet ; subject to a ground rent of £lO per annum for 42 years. The houses are ready for immediate occupation. ■ Terms of payment are—-£SO to be paid in cash and £SO by a bill at three months, and the balance of purchase money to be made by quarterly payments extending over a period of live years, bearing interest at the rate of 8 per cent. For the convenience of purchasers, the auctioneer has arranged for cars to leave his auction room at 2 o'clock on the day of sale. IMPORTANT SALE OF LINCOLN „ R A M S. npHE undersigned will offer for sale, per C. JL C. Aikman, auctioneer, at the Agricultural Show Grounds, on SATURDAY, 14th NOVEMBER, Ten Kirkham Rams, just arrived from England, via Dimedin, pei'„ Calypso. Those sheep are part of a special selection sent out by Mr. Kirkhara, and aro undoubtedly the most valuable lot of Lincolna over offered in this market. The fame of Mr. Kirkham ; a breeder precludes the necessity of a lengthened description of the sheep, - which have arrived in good order, and may now be inspected. ROBT. WILKIN. LAND SALE. ]\/TE. J. H. WALLACE, Estate Auciyi. tioneer, will hold his next exteusive and bona fide sale of town and country properties at an" early date, of which due notice will be given. Parties will find this an excellent opportunity for disposing of property. Business Notices rr-.O BUILDERS, CABINETMAICERS, I S. AND OTHERS. NEW LOCAL INDUSTRY. ' . VENETIAN and WIRE BLINDS, Revolving Shutters, &c, Re-ta pin g, Painting, &c. EASBY'S : TARANAKI-STREET. [CIRCULAR. | \/T R, W. W. K l"N VAG UE, *". WATCH MANUFACTURER AND " JEWELLER, Begs respectfully to intimate to his numerous _..i j «-j elU ] g that in consequence of the ase of his business he has found it necessary to remove from Willis Street to NEW and COMMODIOUS PREMISES On Lambton Quay (next door to Mr. Berger's Music Warehouse), where he will open ON MONDAY, the 26th INSTANT, With a new and superior stock of goods in all departments of his business. GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES OF THE BEST CLASS. JEWELLERY, & o. , Ships' Chronometers, Pocket Chronometers, &c, Accurately Rated and Adjusted. ENGLISH AND FOREIGN REPEATING WATCHES CAREFULLY RATED and REPAIRED. MR. KINVAGUE invites an early visit from those who have been in the custom of doing business with him in Willis Street; Wellington, October 9,1874. COLONIAL SADDLERY AND HARNESS DEPOT. £ s. d. j '"' Saddles, from ... 4 5 0 nglish Saddles, from 2 15 0 13 Ladies' Saddles (with leaping head), from 5 0 0 120 Bridles, from 0 0 0 r< —t <-'_:,. r<„fy [,,„,} Buggy Harness, all ises, and GUARANTEED. Whips, Spurs, Coat Straps, Kangaroo Thongs, &c, &c. Any article connected with the Trade made or repaired. J. E. EVAN S, Retail Manufacturer of SadUnder the Verandah, Lambton-quay. TJOBERT HANNAH AND CO., Importers op Boots and Shoes, Closed Uppers, Leather, Grindery, &c, Lambton Quay. THE BOOT AND. SHOE TRADpq ~ HILDER AND ABIGAIL, Manufacturers" of every description of Boot and Shoe Uppers, Importers of, and Wholesale and Retail Dealers in leather, grindery, elastic web, boot webbing, sewing machine requisites. 577 & 579, GEORGE STREET, SYDNEY, NEW SOUTH WALES. 1 R. JOHN SMITH, of Vulcan Foundry i_/I. begs to return his best thanks to the public for the patronage he has received for the last twenty-five years, and having of his business to Messrs. Smith and Williams, lie solicits a continuance of their favors on their behalf. Messrs. Smith Brothers . and Williams, Engineers, Iron and Brass Foundera, and General Smiths, having taken the business lately carried on by Mr. John Smith, at the Vulcan Foundry, Manners-street, beg to solicit a continuance of the favors arid patronage so liberally awarded to their predecessor, assuring them that all orders shall receive their prompt and careful attention. VULCAN FOUNDRY, MANNER S-STRE E T, ' WELLINGTON. October 20, 1874. Messrs. POLLOCK & YOUNG, Butchers and Cattle Dealers (late ot Otago), having taken the premises lately occupied by Mr. John Carmont, Lambton-quay, beg to inform the inhabitants of the City of Wellington and sitbnrbs that they will re-open the above at an early date, and hope, by supplying meat of the best quality at a reasonable rate, to merit a fair share of public support. POLLOCK & YOUNG, Lambton ■••'may. P. & Y. aro prepared to buy at once fat cattle and sheep. Terms cash. 2nd November.