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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 4262, 23 January 1901, Page 8

JERVOIS QUAY. JEiIVOIS QUAY. ~ TO-DAY. WEDNESDAY. 23rd JANUARY, At 2 o’clock. DIRECT FROM JAPAN. B" AERY AND CO.. ■-; have received ~. mjtruotions to sell by auction, at tiioir neiv roonu , Jcrvois quay— A splendid consignment of rattan furnitura 50 rolls China matting Etc., etc. JERVOIS QUAY, 01 IN THE ESTATE OF JOfrx HALLEY. DECEASED. MESSRS BAKER BROS, have been instructed by tho Administrators to eoll by public auction at their auction mart, 38, Lambton quay, on Wednesday, 23rd January, at 2,30 p.m.— ' ; 1. GLENBEBVIE TERRA CE.-A II that triangular piece of land, containing 4 ' perches more or loss, _ being part of unction .118 on a public map of the City of Wellington ami having a frontage to Glonborvie terrace of .17 links, together with the .1 - roomed bouse erected thereon. Title, Land Transfer. 2. CRAWFORD STREET. All that piece of land being lot 3 on a subdivision;!] plan of section 724 in tho City of Wellington, having a frontage to . Crawford street of 30ft by a depth of 138 ft more or less, together with tho .1-rnomed! house erected thereon. Title, Crown grant. 3. ADELAIDE ROAD.—AII that piece of land IjcTrig part of section number- ■ od lOlO.on a plan of the City of Wellington, having a frontage' to Adclairl road of 41ft by a depth of 100 ft more or less, together with, two -i_ roomed cottages and outbuildings erected thereon. Title, Land Transfer. 4 CAMBRIDGE TERRACE.—AII that piece of land, containing 23 perches more or less, being part section 267 on a plan of tho City of Wellington, having a frontage of 4.lft to Cambridge terrace by a depth of 140 ft, to- I gethor with the 8-roomed dwollinghonso, outbuildings, washhouse, ami conveniences erected thereon. Title. ' Land Transfer. 5. FOXTON.—AII that piece of land, con- ■ taining 2 roods more or'less, being the town section numbered 48 on a plan of 'ho Township of Foxton. Title, Crown Grant. And also. All' that piece of land containing 1 rood 27 perches more or less, being the town section numbered 73 on tho said . plan of tho Township of Foxton. Title, Crown Grant. As the above estate has to bo closed every property must be sold. For conditions of sale or further particulars apply to. BAKER BROS., Or Messrs YOUNG AND TRIPE, 975 ‘ Solicitors. JOHNSON VILLE SALE YARDS. JOHNBON VILLE. THURSDAY. JANUARY 24th, Salu at 11 «.m. fPREEHAN E. JACKSON AND CO., in JL* conjunction with ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, will sell by public auction, as above—.lo fat bul locks 240 fat sheep A train leaves Wellington and Manawatu Railway Station at 10.10 u.m., x-e----tnrning from Johnsonvillo at 11.50 and 2 p.m. F. Iu JACKSON. ' Auctioneer. I Local Agent— E. BUCHOLZ, Lnmbtou quay, Wellington. PALMERSTON NORTH^ALe! THURSDAY. 24th JANUARY. 1001. THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY, Ltd., will oeU by public auction as above—--4,1)0 good Shropshire Down lambs 17 I.H-month heifers (> 18-month heifers 8 cows 16 fat and forward bullocks MONDAY, 28th JANUARY. 1901, At 2.30. VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY. SITUATED IN MANNERS STREET. Nos. 53. 53a, 55, 57. WF. SUORTT has been favoure • with instructions to sell at hi mart, Willis street— All that piece or parcel of land, bcin part of Town Acre'No. 202, wit; tho buildings thereon, having , frontage, of 61ft Gin to Manner street with a depth varying fron U7ft to 113 ft. This property is one of the most vain able sites in the City of Wellington am is at present occupied by Mr Cook's Li brary, a confectioner’s shop, and Mr Ey der s Stationery Depot. Tho whole will bo submitted in one lot ana will prove a grand opportunity fo speculators and others. Terms and conditions at sale. Further Entries Invited. 8 SATURDAY, JANUARY 2Q. At 1 o’clock. ItyTESSES ABRAHAM AND WELLE! ~ T -“- nave received instructions from losses -ns.. Messrs T. and R. Roberts Mrs S. MacDonald, Raumai, to ofle: public auction at their rooms. Palmer North, Saturday, 26th January, at 1 ok p.m" Tho Goodwill in the lease, etc., of tion 1, Block 15, Pohangina, acres, 17 years to run from Deceit 1900- Rental .£2B 15s per am with the right of purchase (snl to a small expenditure required improvements) at 9s 7d per acn at the expiry of original a fresh j of 900 years can be arranged. ] dence, however, is practically , pnlsory. 290 acres felled and grass with 40 chains fencing r t sent improvements. All good t ing country, and though Hilly even slopes mostly laying well to sun. Approachable by good ro school and creamery in vicinity. In order to close partnership ncci this property is in tho market. Further particulars can bo obtained application to the auctioneers. CLEARING SALE OF DAIRY STOCK AT MANAKAU. TUESDAY, JANUARY 29th, 1901, rA BRAHAM AND WILLIAMS have reLtuL ceived instructions from Mr A. Beggs, who is leaving the district, to sell by public auction at his farm, adjoining tho Manakau Railway Station, at 1 p.m., the xvholo of his selected herd of dairy cows, etc., comprising— -39 first-class cows in full profit i 6 first-class cows close to calving 3 yearling heifers 31 weaners 7 sows in pig 2 boars 11 porkers Trap horse, dray and harness, 120 funds, 11 factory cans, hay stack, furniture and sundries. Also tho Goodwill of Lease of 126 acres. 8 years to run, all in grass, and well watered, with 4-room ed house, cow bails, etc. Annual rent 23105. This is a comfortable little farm and well suited for dairying, being situated within, a few minutes’ walk of the Mnnakau Railway Station and creamery. 199 !