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Otago Daily Times, Issue 8803, 13 May 1890, Page 4

Sales by Auction. LOT 49.—Part of verandah, roof, spouting, ; posts, floor, and Anthropoinetrical Laboratory. LOT 50.-Do do LOT 51.—D0 do LOT 52.—D0 do and u»rLOT 53— Do do LOT 54.—D0 do LOT 55.—D0 do LOT 50.—D0 do LOT 57.-Do do LOT 58.—Lavatories, with 12 W.C'tf. and cisterns, 5 washhaud basins, urinals, and water fittings LOT 59.—Engine Shed LOT 60.—Photo. Gallery LOT 61.—Maori House LOT 62.—Baud Stand LOT 63 —Samoan Houso LOT 64.—Lot of lumber, steps, &o. SHOW CASKS, FURNITURE, PLANT, AND SUNDRIES. Wall show cases, with kauri frames and glass doors, iv all 88ft loug 3 tables 8 glass show cases on trestles 9 glass show oases on stands 4 glass show oases without stands 8 glass show cases, red pine frames on turned legs India rubber hose and Lancashire belting Force pumps Lot of paiutod standß Large wood trough 6 glass fish globes 2 upright show cases, black and gold Very large show case, with four doors 2ft deep 2 very large show cases packed, 6in deep 3»tongued and grooved advertising boards 8 two-light gas brackets in dome 8 paiuted pedestal in domo 4 pairs very largo velvet-pile curtains, with vallances aud brass holders 38 bales of chaff, with archway 24 sheepskin mats 3 cheese stands 4 large plate gla6s mirrors, in gilt frames, in the dome (10ft x sft) Statuo of the Queen, on granite pedestal 4 iron turnstiles, archway entrances 3 patent single turnstiles 2 wood portable offices, covered with baize Several hundred 12 to 24-light gas rings, with burners 335 white glass gas globes 194 pink glass gas globes 305 blue glass gas globes 16 cut glass globes 802 fairy lights—white, blue, and ruby 1 lot gas globes (damaged) 105 dozen galleries for gas globes (have been in use) 45 dozen galleries for gas globes (new) 16 boxes candles and 1 ullage box for fairy lamps C 5 painted zinc buckets 1 lot gas burners (new) 20 flag poles 5 hand trucks 4 watering cans 3 pairs steps 1 large patent reversible broom, on iron frame and wheels 1 lot cocoanut matting 479 bunting flags, various sizes and nationalities 337 shields 1 lot matting (in Concert Hall) ' 3 chairs, 2 cane chairs with cushions 5 tables, 1 round table, 1 small table, 1 table cover 53 Vienna chairs 26 brass band stands and 1 damaged 1 wood band stand, 2 band drums on stands 9 Japanese screens 500 garden seats 1 umbrella rack (in Art Gallery) 24 upholstered forms iKSt£u} bArt(Wtesr All the iron picture rods 1 lot cocoanut mattiug 2 tables (in Art Gallery) 2 pairs steps (in Art Gallery) Gold crystal trophy and stand (in Mineral court) 120 ft 2in iron shafting, 10 plumber blocks, and wood brackets (in dairy factory) 3 bar counters 15 large wood supports for iron shafting (in yard off railway avenue), also a lot of gas pipes, from Jin to 2in, and some lOin iron chimneys. 16 wood trestles, 2 21in, 1 32in, and 1 36in pulleys, 113 ft iron shafting (in Machinery court) 5 plumbers' blocks A large quantity of cast iron main water supply pipes, with valves and fire plugs (in lots to suit) A number of peet valves, from lin to 2in 6 stand pipes, with valves and unionß A number of lengths of canvas fire hose Several hundred feet of galvanised iron pipes, from fin to 2in About 20,000 ft of gas pipes, from Jin to 2in (in lots to suit) A large quantity of office furniture, consisting of writing table, couch, 2 easy chair?, and 6 chairs in oak and leather; also superior Brussels carpet; likewise all the writing tables, desks, pigeon racks, chairs, copying presses, malting, door mats, linoleum, and a lot of useful articles in use in the various offices. 12my WEDNESDAY, 14th MAY, At 1 o'clock. At Burnside Yards. BULLOCKS FOR TURNIP FEEDING. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, & CO. will sell at the above tiruu and place, f)K almost fat Bullocks; quiet, and very ■AO auitabls for turnip feeding. 13my DONALD STRONACH & SON, AUCTIONEERS, Gbain and Wool Bbokees, Commission Agents. &c., PRINCES STREET SOUTH (Next Reid and Gray). Weekly Sales Sheepskins, Rabbitskins, Tallow, Hideß, &c.; and Stock at Burnside. Liberal Cash Advances on Grain sent in for Storage or Sale. 24m FRIDAY, 16th MAY 1890, At 1 o'clock. At the Crown Hotel, Balclutha. In the Estate of Adam Bor'thivick (Deceased). FARMS ON THE CARTERHOPEESTATE. DONALD STRONACH & SON (in conjunction with Messrs REID, MACLEAN, & CO.) have been nstructed by the Trustees of the late Mr Adam Borthwick, to offer for salo by public auction, at the Crown Hotel, Balclutha, on the abovementioned date, The Carterhope Estate, comprising 6200 acres of superior agricultural land, which has been subdivided into 23 farms, ranging from 44 acres to 503 acres each. The whole estate (with the exception of the portions marked on the lithograph plan as being in English grass) is in its virgin state, and the small portions which have been cultivated have produced good crops of turnips, oats, and grass. The farms have been laid off with a due regard to the most suitable boundaries, and bo as to utilise the fences on the estate, and every farm has easy access to water. The Main South Trunk railway runs through the estate, and every farm : is within easy distance of either the Toiro, Warepa, or Kaihika Railway Stations. TERMS A deposit of 10 per cent, at the time of salo, a further sum making with'the deposit one-third of the purchase money within one month, and the remaining two-thirds will be allowed to remain on mortgage for a term of years, bearing interest at £6 per cent. Intending purchasers are requested to inspect the property, and the Manager on the ground will point out the boundaries and give every information. Lithograph plans and further particulars can be obtained from Messrs GEORGE & J. A. COOK, Solicitors, Dunedin; ROBERT GRIGOR, Surveyor, Balclutha; Or, Lsm THE AUCTIONEERS. TUESDAY, Ist JULY, 1890. WELLINGTON HARBOUR BOARD LEASE. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. MAGNIFICENT BUSINESS SITE. MESSRS J. H. BETHUNE & CO. are instructed by the Wellington Har)our Board to sell by public auction, at their Sooms, Featherston street, Wellington, on fuesday, l3t July 1890, at 2 o'clock, The LEASE, for 21 years, from Ist January 1892, of the valuable block of land now partly occupied by the Queen's Bond, having an area of about 19 perches, and having frontages of about 80ft and 44ft to Custom-house Quay and the approach to the Queen's Wharf respectively, with a maximum depth of about 58ft. VALUATION AT EXPIRATION OF LEASE. This block, from its central position, opposite he General Post Office and contiguous to the rharf, may be considered as THE BEST iUSINESS SITE IN WELLINGTON. Plans, conditions of sale, and particulars may c obtained in the course of a few days from the lecretary to the Board, or from the Aucioneers. WILLIAM FERGUSON, Omy {Secretary.