THIS DAY, SATURDAY, 19th JANUARY, At 9 o'clock - AT TUB FRUIT MARKET, THOMAS & CO. will soil—cases splendid HOBART and Ot/l) MELBOURNE plums, apricots, nectarines, peaches, oranges, lemons, Ac., &o. 188 PRELIMINARY NOTICE. UNRESERVED! UNRESERVED I A VARIED AND MOST BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT or JAPANESE WAPvE. JAPANESE WARE. Thk Choicest and Most Artistic C'o.vSKiNiiBMT Ever Offered in • Wellington. STOPPED IN TRANSITU. S'i EORGE THOMAS & CO. have been \TT favoured with instructions from tho Manager Colonial Bank of New Zealand, Wellington, to sell by public action, at their Auction Hall, at an early date — AC K CASES and THREE ROLLS <rh\J ASSORTED JAPANESE WARE. We shall advertise full particulars and issue catalogues at a later date. Wo have received peremptory instructions to clear every lino WITHOUT THE (SLIGHTEST RESERVE. FRIDAY, 25th JANUARY, 1885. At 2.30 p.m. IMPORTANT SALE OF VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY. THE FINEST BUSINESS SITES In Wellington, In tho very Heart of tho Citt and tho confluence of the whole PEDESTRIAN TRAFFIC OF WELLINGTON. Tho Best and Surest Rent-producing Property over submitted to tho Public of Wellington. A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR INVESTORS, And a SAFE INVESTMENT FOR TRUST FUNDS. SPLENDID SITE FOR A PUBLIC COMPANY’S OFFICE. An Unparalleled Chance of Securing The Choicest Freehold Estate in Willis street. MESSRS HAF.COURT & CO. have received instructions to sell by public auction, at their rooms, Lambton quay— THAT MAGNIFICENT BUSINESS SITE AT THE CORNER OP WILLIS STREET AND LAMBTON QUAY. Tho land has a frontage of 42ft to Willis street by a depth of 181 ft, being part of Town Aero No. 512, DIVIDED INTO TWO BLOCKS Block No. 1. Land, 42£t x 90ft, with tho promises in the Occupation op Messrs Blundell Bros., Mb W. C. Fitz Gerald and various .Manufacturers’ Agents, together bringing in a RENTAL OF <£522. Block No. 2. Laud, 42 x 91ft, situated immediately behind Block No. 1, together with tho buildings used as Factory and Sample Rooms, &0., and bringing in a TOTAL RENTAL OP £137. THE PROPERTY WILL BE SUBMITTED AS A WHOLE, And if no purchaser as a whole, then it will be offered in Two Lota. THE TOTAL RENTAL AMOUNTS TO £659 PER ANNUM. THE VARIOUS LEASES of the PREMISES expire in 1900, and there s not a shadow of doubt that a substantial advance on present rentals could then bo obtained. It would bo superfluous to puff np suoh a magnificent estate, for it speaks for itself. It is the pick of rent-producing properties, and from its central position it mast over increase in value. TERMS ! 10 per cent, on tho fall of the hammer, 15 per cent, in one month, and the Balance can remain on mortgage if desired. For full details apply to MESSRS CHAPMAN' & TRIPP, Solicitors, Wellington, Or to THE AUCTIONEERS. 816 FRIDAY, 25th JANUARY, 1895. At 2.30 p.m. SALE OP TWO NEWLY-BUILT COT- ' TAGES IN AEO STREET. MESSRS HARCOURT & CO. have received instructions to sell by public auction, at their rooms, Lambton quay and Panama street— Two semi-detached cottages, each containing four rooms, kitchen and conveniences ; land, 33ft frontage to Aro street by, a depth of 92ft, being lot 2 of subdivision of Town Aero 18. Land Transfer Title. These cottages have boon erected within tho last 12 months, and they have been faithfully built. Tho drainage is in accordance with tho Sanitary By-laws. These houses aro let at 14s per week each to good tenants. Terms—lo per cent, cash, 25 per cent, in one month, balance for 3 or 5 years at 7 per cent. HARCOURT & CO , 71 Auctioneers. THURSDAY, 28th FEBRUARY, At 2 o'clock, AT THE , WINDSOR PARK ESTATE, NEAR OAMARU. IMPORTANT SALE OF PUREBRED LINCOLN, BORDER LEICESTER, ENGLISH LEICESTER AND SHROPSHIRE DOWN STUD SHEEP. An unrivalled opportunity for shoop-broeders WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO. havo received instructions from Edward Menlove, Esq., of Windsor Park, to offer by auction atabovo time and place, for Genuine Sale--2390 purebred sheep, as follows 700 stnd Lincoln ewes, 1 and 2 shear sheep, say, 350 each age, i.e , 2 and 4-tooth 40 stud Lincoln rams, 1,3 and 3 shear sheep 500 one shear pnre-bred Lincoln flock rams 150 one and two shear stnd Border Leicester owes, say half each 2 and 4tooth 200 one shear purebred Border Leicester flock rams 100 one and two shear English Leicester stud ewes, say 50 each, 2 and 4tooth 100 one shear purebred English Leicester flock rams 400 one, two and three shear Shropshire Down stud ewes 100 one shear purebred Shopshiro Down flock rams 100 purebred Shropshire Down Ram lambs 2390 Note. —In directing the attention of ahoopbroedera to this, tho largest sale of purebred sheep that baa been held in this Colony, the auctioneers would state that Mr Monlovo’s flock of Lincolns is the oldest in New Zealand, having boon established nearly a quarter of a century ago. He commenced with about a hundred owes from tho farfamed flocks of Messrs Dodding, of Riby Grove (Lincolnshire), and Kirkham, of Bisoatborpo (Lincolnshire), at an average cost of FORTY-FIVE GUINEAS each. Mr Monlove himself has managed tho stnd flock, and by judicious and heavy calling annually, and by tho use of tho very best stud rams that money would procure, has attained for himself a name as a breeder of Lincolns and other stud sheep second to none in this Colony. At tho Sydney sales of July last a draft of Mr Menlove's Lincoln rams brought from to gukoas each. 291 AG. TAINE & CO., Auctioneers, Wei- • lington, havo for Private Sale, as Agents for the Massey Harris Co., Limited— Massey Harris o’Vhatod cll-atoo and hinders ■ Massey Harris onltivitprsf the best cultivating implement-over invented - Massey Harris seeder, all-steel frame Massey Harris drills, ploughs and mowing machines t Exceptional easy terms given. Price lists and illustrated catalogues upon application'. ... 071
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New Zealand Times, Volume LVII, Issue 2413, 19 January 1895, Page 4
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