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New Zealand Times, Volume LVIX, Issue 2875, 18 July 1896, Page 4

AUCTION SADSS THE SPLENDID TE OHU BLOCK ESTATE. between danevirke and NOESEWOOD, On the Main Road. FIFTY-NINE SPLENDID FARMS. FROM 16 ACRESTO 700 ACRES EACH. OOAA ACRES CLEARED AND GRASSED. 5000 ACU " IN BUS!I----FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION AT DANEVIRKE. ON WEDNESDAY, 21mi JULY, 1893, At 2 o’clock p.rn. LOOK AT THE EXTRAORDINARILY LIBERAL TERMS. TEN PER CENT. DEPOSIT. NO FURTHER PAYMENT FOR SEVEN YEARS. Magnificent position, (Jmrul noil. Curries threesheep to the acre. Dairy Farms. Ayricultural Farms. Pastoral Lands. The greatest opportunity the legitimate settler Itas had for years to acquire First-class Land in that favoured portion of the Colony. For full details soo lithographic plana at all railway ntatioiia and newspaper ollices, and for conditions of sale, Ac., apply to Duncan Gut, Esq., Solicitor, Danovirko, W. Robe, Eaq., Land Agent, Danevitke; or to T. KENNEDY MACDONALD & CO. (Limited). Auctioneers, EXCHANGE AUCTION ROOMS, 81, Lamdton quay, Wellington. TUESDAY, 21st JULY', 1896, At 2.80 p.m. AUCTION SALE OF RESIDENCE AND QUARTER • ACRE, Nairn steket. Messrs harcourt & co. are instructed to sell by public auction at their rooms, Lambton quay, on Tuesday, the 21st July, 1891, at 2.30 p.m.— All that valuable piece of laud, containing about quarter-acre, being part of Town Section No. 51, with frontage to NAIRN STREET, with the excellent SEVEN • ROOMED DWELLING, known as No. 53, Nairn street, erected thereon, at present occupied by J. Thompson, Esq. The Auctioneers have no hesitation in drawtho attention of buyers to this property. It is an attractive residence in a healthy position, with good garden, and every window, both back and front, commands a view not to bo surpassed in "Wellington, and which will never bo built ont. A 10ft right ef-w ay gives access to the roar of the property, giving facilities for the addition of stabling, or for the erection of a cottage on part of the ground if desired. The dwelling is on one floor, and has all usual conveniences. The kitchen is supplied with both range and gas stove, and two bedrooms also have gas fires. The garden is well planted with shrubs and with fruit trees in full bearing. For cards to view. &0., apply to HARCOURT AND CO. 265 Auctioneers. THURSDAY, 23bd JULY, 189 G, At 10.30 a.m. IMPORTANT SALE AT THE RESIDENCE OP DR C. H. SMITHHOZIER, 131, "Winns street. Of his very Handsome and Artistic FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, ALSO BEAUTIFUL PAIR OF PONIES AND _ NEARLY NEW 4-WHEEL DOGCART, Made to order by Angus and Son, Sydney. Costly Surgical Appointments, including a large number of Books. Superb Walnut Piano by Sponnagel, nearly new, and fitted with latest im- , provoments. Exceedingly Handsome Japanese Kito Cabinet, beautifully carYcd ivory doors and panels. Elegant Inlaid Combination Japanese Writing Desk, beautifully fitted. Very Superior Walnut Bookcase, Walnut Sideboard, with mirror back, and Walnut Hat Rack, with bevelled edge glass centre. Richly Embroidered Fire Screens. Brass-mounted Fenders. Valuable Paintings and Artist Proof Etchings. Dining-room Suite and Drawing-room Occasional Chairs. Very Superior Bedroom Suite, in Ash and Walnut, made to order by Maple and Co., London. Bedding, Linen, Kitchen Utensils, &0., &c. t/TESSRS HARCOURT AND CO. have v 1 been instructed by Dr 0. H. Smithozier, who is leaving Wellington, to sell by iction — The superior and costly effects, ponies, dogcart and surgical appointments above briefly summarised.

On view WEDNESDAY, 22nd July, from 2 till 5. Catalogues in preparation. HARCOURT & 00., 380 Auctioneers. Townsend and paul, PRODUCEAND FRUIT AUCTIONEERS, OBJ IN AND SENEGAL MERCHANTS, Office, Grain and Produce Stores i 21, WILLIS STREET. FRUIT MARKET, Harris street, Where wo conduct Fruit and Produce Sales Every Day. Solo Agents iu Wellington for the Now Famous MERCANTILE GRAND BUTTER, Which toot First Prise at our late Show at Petone. To bo had every week in 11b pats at our store, Willis street. The following linos are always on sale privately, at lowest market prices, in any quantity _ Oats,'Wheat, Maize, Barley, Bran, Pollard, Chaff, Beans, Peas, Potatoes, Onions, Tea Sugar, Butter, Cheese, Bacon, Hams, White and Blaok Tartarian Seed Oats, Dun Oats, &o„ &o. Reference—Bank of New South Wales. TOWNSENDi* PAUL, Auctioneers. Q.AS FIRES. (3J-AS FIRES. GAS HEATING STOVES. Gaseliers, Hall Lamp* Brewers’ Plant, Hotel Bar Fittings Sanitary Appliances Plumbers’ and Engineers’ Brasswork Steam Injectors and Lubricators Mining Plant and Pluming Pipes Heating, Ventilating and Hot Water Appliances, and every deconption of Copper, Bras* and Lead Goods. loanable Discount Allowed to the Trade. practicaiTwobkmen Sent to any part of the Colony at Moderate Rates. bath HEATERS Can bo soon in operation. No Gas Required. Heated with Wood at a cost of One Farthing In Three Minutes. A. AND T. BURT, Manners street, Wellington.! 72 ANDREW LEES, DUNEDIN, Importer of Paperhangings,Oils, Colours, &o. Plate and Sheet Glass. 76 c OLONIAL AMMUNITION COMPANY (Limited). WOK K 3 i AUCKLAND AND MELBOURNE. Head Office— London; Eeproaontativ© ... W. S, BIMKIN,