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New Zealand Times, Volume XLVI, Issue 7681, 15 January 1886, Page 4

Auctions FRANCIS SIDEY & CO. THIS DAY. FRIDAY, 15th JANUARY, At 2 o’clock in the Arcade. UNDER BILE OF SALE. Office Table, Copying Bren*, Office Desk, and Furniture, klco Law Book*, Afterward*, A lot of Household furniture. Francis sidky & Co. win oeii the above by auction, iq tire Arcade, with* out reserve. 769 LAERY & CAMPBELL, MONDAY, ISr’ii JANUARY, At 2,30 o’clock. Freehold Land and House in the beat part of the city. In the Estate of Mr* Gibb*, deceased, Sale by the Mortgagee. Under conduct of A. S. Allan-, Es’Cp, Registrar to the Supreme Court, Wellington, TAERY & CAMPBELL have received A instructions to sell by public auction, in their rooms, Lambtou quay, corner of Panama**treet, on Monday, 18th January, at 2.30 o’clock— All that piece or parcel of land situate in the City of Wellington and being that portion of town section on the plan of the said city numbered 577, hounded on the north by section numbered 678 on the said plan, 56ft ; on the east by another part of the said section 577, 56ft; on the south by a road or right-of-way IOIt wide, 66ft ; ond oa the west by sec* tion numbered 676, 56fi ; together with the dwellingbouse situate thereon, and all the rights thereunto belonging, including therein a right-of-way 10ft in width, leading from Molesworth-street to the rear of the said section numbered 677. For further particulars apply to MESSRS DULLER AND GULLV, Solicitors to the Mortgagee ; Or to LAERY & CAMKBKLL, Auctioneers, 48, Lambton*quay, corner Panama - street. 725 Stevens & Gorton Lof properties FOR SALE BY STEVENS AND GORTON, Auctioneers. Land and Stock Agents, BULLS. RANGITIKEJ. 1000 acro3, Native leasehold, Ekatahuna Block, Wairarapa district; 18 years to run. Improvements : 180 acres in grass, small house, considerable quantity of fencing, well watered, Masterton main road and Woodville-Master-ton railway (now in progress) go through centre of the block. Price very moderate. . 148 acres, Ashurst suburban district ; 6b j acres in good grass; fenced and well I watered. Price, L 5 per acre. I 1150 Acres Freehold.—First-class agricul- | tural and grazing farm, situated within | two miles of Halcorabe, good metal j road running through it, fenced and ; subdivided into 18 paddocks, well watered, good 16*roomed dwelling’ house, two stables, granary, woolshed. cottage, slaughter-house, and other convenient buildings ; stock’yard, &c. 472 acres freehold first-class > agricultural and grazing fat m, adjoining township of Feilding, fenced, and subdivided into 15 paddocks, 9 roomed dwellinghouse, 5-stall stable, granary, and necesssary out-buildings ; land of the very best quality. Price, a bargain. 542 acres freehold sections 54, 50, and 56, township of fc’andon. A good agricultural and grazing farm, fenced, and subdivided into 9 paddocks, 6-roome dwelling-house, stable, granary, and necessary out-buildings, with or without stock. j 222 acres ; a very well-improved farm, | close to Palmerston North, being ! sections 423 and 425, Kairanga Dis- j trict—l6s acres in good grass,balance ( (excepting 10 acres) burnt and sown • 2 good dwelling-houses and d rtir y > 180 acres ; sections 12, Rud part of 151, portion luting railway lino Foxton Palmerston, all cleared e .lcepliug 16 acres ; 95 acres in good grass, 70 burnt and sown ; good 6'roomed house, stable, shed, and ox chard 1220 acres freehold, Manchester Block sections 96 and 302 ; 300 acres cleared and in good grasses; metal road to gate; ten miles from Feilding and Marton, and seven from Halcombe ; 416 chains fencing already erected on property; ornamental trees planted on good site for house ; and an orchard planted with choice fruit trees 2?l acres “Fern Lea Earm,” section 90 on plan of Sandon. Fenced round and subdivided into seven paddocks, six roomed dwelling house, all necessary farm buildings, permanent supply of water, and good frontage to main trunk road. Intending purchasers will be provided with a horse and shown over the properties, on application to . „ 33 STEVENS AND GORTON NELSON MATE k 0° ASK YOUR GROCER FOR NELSON, MOATE a Go’s celebrated PUEE BLENDED TEAS. They have no Equal. COPIED BY THOUSANDS, II CHRISTCHURCH N— — M Proof Positive £ ft o At the N.Z International Exhibition of ISS2, Nelson, Moats & Co/s Celebrated Pure Blended Teas were acknowledged by three judges the beet by pence per lb , but owing to an irregularity a frivolous protest was entered. Nelson, Moats, & Co. throw up the award (although not compulsory) and challenged the opposing company to another test; conseqntntiy a Special Committee was called, and the teas taken out of the different cases by Mr Twopenny to be wrapped in plain papers (N.M. & Co_’s conditions) to be sent to an expert appointed by the Committee ; but the said Company fearing their teas would not stand another test their prices were reduced 3d per lb., so the Committee decidtd that in spite of the irregularity they were thoroughly convinced, from the separote evidences vt the jurors, that the first test was most severe and impartial. AUhoughN M.'& Co. were compelingagainst scented mixtures, flavi red with artificially scented teas, a Gold and Silveb Medal was awarded to them. 2/-, 2/4, 3/4. and 4/NELSON. MOATE. and CO. N. Ask your Grocer for M. & CO.’S TEAS. WELLINGTON CO Wholesale anil Belail TEA MERCHANTS, 83, LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON CHRISTCHURCH, DUJSBDIA AND AUCKLAND AQEHTS EVERYWHERE,