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Otago Daily Times, Issue 789, 28 June 1864, Page 3

Auctions. THIS DAY, TUESDAY, 28th JUNE. At 12 o'clock. To the MERCHANTS, STOREKEEPERS, GROCERS, TEA DEALERS, OF DUNEDIN, INVERCARGILL, DUNSTAN, QUEENSTOWN, TUAPEKA, WETHERSTONE'S, HOGBUEN, AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. j The Largest and most Magnificent Assortment of j CHOICE TEAS, (All Dikeot Shipments), Ever offered in the New Zealand Provinces, j i Comprising | 2346 CHESTS, HALF CHESTS, AND BOXES. TIT'LANDRESS, HEPBURN AND CO. have teen favored with instructions from Messrs Cargill & Co., the importers, to sell by auction at their Rooms, Manse street, on Tuesday, 28th inst-, at 12 o'clock, The following rare assortment of CHOICE CONGOU TEAS, (Being Direct Shipments), As follows — Duty No. weights. 7.- Keepsake.... 140 chests .. 861b B.— Do .... 135 do ... 861b 9.- Do .... 108 $-d« ... 421b 10.— Do 157,i-do .. 421b ll._ Do 300 boxes .. 121b M ") tKelso 10 431b TF ) ' 5.— S. O. Pekoe.. 6 J-chests,.. 201b 12.—Ettrick .... 260 chests ... 861b ■' 13.- Do 270 |-do ... 421b 14.— Do .... 370 boxes .. 121b —Ellen Rodger. 50 §chests... 44£lb 2,— Queen of the Ocean ... 50 chests ... 911b — Do .... 50 do .. 911b 401.—Merse 100 do ... 911b 4.—Anglo-Indian 200 do ... 841b 6.— Do .... 140 '^o boxes 121b The AUCTIONEERS have great pleasure in offering this choice assortment of Teas to the Public, well-knowing that a finer lot has never yet been offered in New Zealand. They therefore request the particular attention of all Buyers. Samples on view at the Rooms of the Auctioneers during the week previous to Safe. Note.—The Teas will be sold at per lb. EXTRACT FROM THE MELBOURNE JOURNAL OF COMMERCE, 9th Jura. "TEA REPORT. "The market during the weok has been exceedingly active, and an immense business has been done at further advanced rates. We believe all the large parcels of common Congou remaining on the market have been purchased under Is 6d per lb in bond; and nothing now remains under that price except a few outside paicels, in small lots, held by persons who may wish to realise the advanced rates. A g«od business has also been done in medium kinds, and some small lots of fine have been sold as high as 2s lOd per lb. In addition to the above, all the boxes of Congou in the market, amounting to 15,000, have been sold; and sales have since been made of this description of package at an advance of fully 4d per lb. Scented Teas command full rates, while all kinds of Green Tea are still a drug, Borne Canton-made Hysonskin being on the market at 6d per lb without finding a purchaser. Some anxiety prevails as to the probable news from China per mail due this week. If, as is expected, no further shipments have been made, we may expect a further rise in values. "J. ETERARD and CO., "Tea BroLeii. "Bth June, 1864." WEDNESDAY, 29th JUNE, At 12 o'clock. To Provision Dealers, Storekeepers »nd Others. 150 Firkins D. R. Cork Butter, in cloth. Just Landed. MfLANDRESS, HEPBURN AND CO., will sell by auction, at their Rooms, Manse street, on Wednesday. 29th June, at 12 o'clock. 100 firkins Honan's D. R. Cork butter 100 do Gould's do do 50 do Thornton's do do 25 cases bacon (All in Cloth.) Just Landed, in Prime Condition, Terms at sale. FRIDAY, Ist JULY, At 12 o'clock, By Order of the Mortgagee. Valuable Suburban Freehold, 1£ Miles from Town> with good Metalled Road. \H *LANDRESS, HEPBURN AND CO, ItJL will sell by auction at their Rooms, Manse street, on Friday, Ist July at 12 o'clock, All that piece of Freehold Land, allotment 52 in the Township of Sunnyside, being part of Section 3, Block IV, in j the Upper Waikava District, on which | Is erected a substantial • i COTTAGE, fronting the well-metalled road from Town. Terms liberal.