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New Zealand Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 4287, 16 December 1874, Page 4

AuctionsTHIS DAY, ■WEDNESDAY, 16 th DECEMBER. On Account of Whom it may Concern. SALE OF DAMAGED SUGAR, Ex Zelia, from Mauritius. GEORGE THOMAS has been favored with instructions from Messrs. W. and G. Turnbull and Co. to sell by auction on Wednesday, at 2 o’clock, at their Bonded stores, Custom-Houso-quay, the following lots of sugar, all more or less damaged by salt water— Mark C 80 mats finest white crystal sugar H 169 do do EE 192 do do DD 420 do do B 50 do do D 10 do do L 22 do yellow S IS do do R 57 do brewers’ A 19 do K 3 do F 1 do Terms at sale. No reserve. MONDAY, 21st DECEMBER. SALE OF FURNITURE AT GLENBERVIE TERRACE. GEORGE THOMAS has been favored with instructions from Lawson, Esq. (who is removing to Canterbury), to sell by auction on Monday, December 21, at his residence, his entire household furniture, consisting of the following articles: — DINING-ROOM. 1 pianette, quite new, Broadwood and Sons 1 telescope dining-table, 1 book-case 1 couch (hair covdr), 1 easy chair, 0 dining chairs do 1 table lamp, fender, and floor-cloth 1 map of the world NO. 1 BEDROOM. 1 half-tester bedstead, iron, handsome 1 hair mattress and palliasse to match 1 chest drawers, night commode 1 wash-stand and towel-home, 2 chairs 1 dressing table and looking-glass NOS. 2 AND 3 BEDROOMS, 2 half-tester bedsteads, iron, handsome 2 hair mattresses and palliasses to match 2 chests drawers, 2 night commodes 2 wash-stands and 2 towel-horses, 4 chair’s 2 dressing-tables and 2 looking-glasses KITCHEN, &C. Kitchen and scullery utensils, all ‘ complete And a great number of sundries not necessary to advertise, as this is a perfectly unreserved sale, Mr. Lawson having already left the province. Terms at sale. To commence at 2 o’clock, Monday, 21st December, on the premises. THURSDAY, 17th DECEMBER, 1874. FOR SALE BY AUCTION. SPLENDID FREEHOLD PROPERTY Within five miles of AVanganui. 657 ACRES HIGHLY IMPROVED LAND Subdivided into convenient Paddocks. THE HOLLY LODGE ESTATE. MR. ARTHUR BEAUCHAMP has been favored with instructions from Wm. Finnimore, Esq., who is leaving the district, to sell by auction at his mart, Victoria Avenue, on Thursday, 17th December, 1874, at two o’clock p.m., — The above valuable Property. The soil is exceedingly rich, and capable of producing any description of crop, as the present tilled acreage will prove. The dwelling-house is beautifully situated, and is in every respect a most comfortable residence. A capital new woolshed and sheep and cattle yards have lately been erected. The cultivation consists of some 50 acres in oats, potatoes, carrots, &c. Never-failing streams of water supply all the paddocks. About 150 acres of the property consists of excellent bush, suitable for fencing, and with a productive power of 500 cords annually of firewood for the next four years. Grazing capacity of land under grass, 2000 sheep and 100 head cattle. Terms at sale. For cards to view and further particulars apply to ARTHUR BEAUCHAMP, Auctioneer. Title indisputable. LAND SALE. TUESDAY AND AYEDNESDAY, 22nd and 23rd December, 1874. IMPORTANT SALE OP 15,000 ACRES OF LAND IN THE MANCHESTER BLOCK, Manawatu. Messrs, bethune & hunter have received instructions to sell by public auction, at their Sale-room, Custom-house quay, on Tuesday and Wednesday, the 22nd and 23rd December, commencing each day at 11 o’clock in the forenoon. 15,000 acres of land, divided into town, suburban, and country sections, being a portion of the block purchased by the Hon. Colonel Feilding for colonisation by the EmigrantandColonists Aid Corporation. The land to be offered for sale includes most of the unoccupied allotments in the township of Feilding and the adjoining suburban and rural sections. The sections have all been surveyed, most of the road lines are cleared, and are now in course of formation. There are upwards of 1000 people already settled in and about the township of Feilding, and the greater part of the land offered for sale abuts upon the main line of railway now in course of construction from Wanganui to AVellington, Napier, and Foxton. The land is level, rich, and well watered, partly open and partly bush. Many of the sections are covered with valuable totara, matai, red and yellow pine timber, and as the railway to the Port of Foxton from Feilding will be completed within twelve months, and the line to Wanganui is also being rapidly proceeded with, this sale offers special inducements to saw-mill owners and persona engaged in the timber trade. Lithographed plans of the sections, and schedules of upset prices, may be had at a cost of two shillings each. Title, Crown Grant, or Land Transfer Certificate. Terms of payment—Ten per cent, in cash on the fall of the hammer, and the balance in cash within one month from the day of sale. Lunch will bo provided each day at one o’clock. . Plana may bo seen, and any further information obtained on application to A. F. Halcombe, Feilding. T. U. Cook, Foxton. W. 11. Watt, Marton. F. Jackson, Wanganui. Harman & Stevens, Christchurch. Daloetv, Nichols & Co., Dunedin. Brown, Campbell & Co., Auckland. A. AV. Scaiee, Nelson. Kinross & Co., Napier. BETHUNE & HUNTER, Wellington. Wellington, Nov. 16, 1874.