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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXI, Issue 4883, 15 November 1876, Page 4

Auctions THIS DAY. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15. CARGO OF EIMTJ TIMBER, Ex STAR OF THE SEA. EORGE THOMAS has received instruoVJT tiona to sell by auction on the Breastwork, opposite Captain Williams’ store, on Wednesday, November 15, at 2 o’clock, A cargo of Timber, consisting of— Pieces. Inches. Feetln length. 1310 Bxl 8, 10, 12,14, &16 658 559 183 132 61 8 x | 4x2 3x2 6 x 2 6xl 8, 10, 12, 14, & 16 8, 10,12, 14, &16 8,10,12, 14, & 16 8, 10, 12, 14, & 16 8, 10, 12,14, &16 300 ft. battens. Terms at sale. THIS DAY. WEDNESDAY. 15th NOVEMBER. At 2 o’clock SALE OF A VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY IN HANSON-STREET. GEORGE THOMAS has received instructions to sell by auction, on Wednesday, November 15, at 2 o'clock— A valuable freehold property in Hansonstreet, being an allotment of land having a frontage of 56ft. to Hanson-street by 72ft. depth, on which is erected a comfortable cottage containing 4 rooms, with outhouse, cellar, good well of water, and every convenience. For further particulars, apply to the auctioneer. Terras at sale. FRIDAY, 17 th NOVEMBER. To Builders, Contractors, School and Church Committees, and the public generally. MR. J. H. WALLACE is instructed by the Athenaeum Committee to sell by public auction, at half-past 12 noon, on Friday, 17th November, at the Athenaeum, Lambtonquay— Lot 1. The wrought iron fence and gates (cost in England, £80), kerbing, brickwork, and stone steps, 'in front of the Athenamm. Lot 2. The Athenaeum building as it now stands, with out-buildings and wooden fence on the south side, together with foundations and two stacks of chimneys. Lot 3. A quantity of waste paper and surplus books, in lots to suit purchasers. N.B. —Lots 1 and 2 to be cleared off the ground by the Ist December. Penalty of £5 per day beyond that time. Terms of payment declared at sale. IMPORTANT LAND SALE. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. MR. J. H. WALLACE is instructed by A P. Stuart, Esq., Trustee in the Estate of A. Mullins and Son, to sell by public auction at an early date, of which particulars will be given— Valuable building allotments, Lower Hutt, adjoining the property of Peter Laing, Esq. 126 acres, Palmerston, and'seotions 5 and 6, Karere block A small freehold, Napier ' A valuable leasehold (21 years’lease) at Petoni

Full particulars will appear in a few days. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17. SALE BY AUCTION OF FREEHOLD LAND, &c., GREYTOWN. R LUCAS AND CO. have received in- , structions from Mr. R. Blade "to sell by public auction on Friday, the 17th November instant, at 12 o'clock noon— The freehold house, shop, and acre of land occupied by himself at South Greytown. Also, lease of 14 acres of land on the Moroa, with convenient slaughterhouse. Sale on the premises. Terms easy. Lunch provided. Greytown, November 4. / Business Notices JJAIRDRESSING A LUXURY. PROFESSOR AUGUSTUS, the Celebrated Haircutter, Ornamental Hairworker, Perfumer, &c., having received his stock, apparatus, and fittings per St. Leonards, begs to announce to the nobility, gentry, and general public that they will find the operation of hairdressing at his establishment the greatest luxury of the day. Norman’s London latest improved apparatus and appliances for shampooing on the Turkish principle, with all the latest novelties for the toilet. Clean hair brushes and towels to every gentleman. Opposite new Government Buildings, Lambtonquay. " ■ WHO is your Saddler? Why Wiggins, acknowledged by all to keep the best articles in the trade. A call will prove to you the fact. : An immense stock of saddlery and harness always On hand. - Comparison as to price and quality earnestly invited. A great variety in single, double, buggy, carriage, coach, and brake harness, horse clothing, racing gear, and every item in connection with the trade in abundance. Military accoutrements, solid leather cases, and mill belting made to order. William Wiggins, manufacturer and importer of saddlery, ■ wholesale and retail, Lambton-quay and Lower Hutt. rp HOEN DO N BREWERY. J. & W. STAPLES, Brewers, Maw and Hoplmporters. J. & W. STAPLES, in.returning thanks to the trade and private families for their liberal patronage: hitherto, would respectfully beg to inform them that their supply of ALES and STOUT, &c., in bulk and bottle, are of the choicest quality, and would solicit a continuance of their former favors. : Private families supplied in quantities , from two gallons and upwards, All orders punctually attended to. THORNDON BREWERY, J. & W. STAPLES, Proprietors. TO THE PUBLIC Since the introduction UDQLPHO WOLFE’S SCHNAPPS it has- become, through its wonderful medicinal merits, the most largely consumed spirit in this market, and it therefore is not surprising that it has been - _ IMITATED AND COUNTERFEITED. Purchasers should use the greatest caution or they will have a SPURIOUS AND CHEAPER Article palmed off on them as the - , ■ GENUINE ■; SCHNAPPS. ■ Some unprincipled people > are retailing a compound t of--their-'own manufacture which they sell under the name of “WOLFE’S” SCHNAPPS. We therefore strongly advise purchasers to protect themselves, and buy only ■ ORIGINAL UNOPENED BOTTLES' , OR CASES, And thus secure the full- advantages; of this : EXTRAORDINARY' MEDICAL BEVERAGE. i Every genuine bottle bears a label.with our name thereon; ’ ' ’ I ■ i M.' MOSS & CO., Sole Wholesale Agents for Australia and New Zealand, Sydney. . JACOB . JOSEPH &; CO., Willis-street, Wellington, Solo Agents for-Wellington and neighboring provinces.