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Wellington Independent, Issue 3137, 2 March 1871, Page 3

' FRIDAY, 3b» MARCH. f^i EORGE THOMAS will sell by auction, vJT at his rooms (immediately after the sale of house and land), at 2 p.m., 41 bags fowls' wheat, no. reserve 18 do barley, do 66 do oats Terms at sale. MONDAY, 6th MARCH, . 1871. PUBLIO SALE OF HORSES, MESSRS BETHUNE & HUNTER will sell by public auction, at their Stock Yard, Manners street, on Monday, the 6th March, 1871, at 1 o'clodk, 60 Mares and Geldings, from a station in the country, some of them broken to saddle and harness. The whole will be sold without the slightest reserve. Exchange Buildings, 23rd February, 1871. ' TUESDAY, 14th~MARCH, 1871. • PUBLIO SALE OF PIANOS. MESSRS BETHUNE & HUNTER have been instructed to sell by public auction, at Mr Smith's Music Mart, Lambton Quay, Wellington, on Tuesday, 14th March, 18^1, at 2 o'clock, 9 very superior Pianos, walnut and Rosewood ; made by Messrs Smith & Sons, of London. 2 very superior Pianos, rosewood ; made by Messrs Broadwood & Sons. 2 very superior Pianos, walnut j made by Messrs Allison & Co. 6 very superior Harmoniums, by Alexandro. 3 very superior Harmoniums, by Alexandra. These Instruments will be on show at the Mußio Mart, Lambton Quay, from Monday, the 6th March, 1871, until the day of sale. Terms liberal. Exchange Buildings, Wellington, 23rd Feb., 1871. FRIDAY, 3bd MARCH. . Under the provisions of the Conveyancing Ordinance Amendment Act, 1860. f^ EORGE THOMAS has received instrue\UT tions from Alexander Sutherland Allen, Esq., Registrar of the Supreme Court, to sell by publio auction, on Friday, 3rd March, at two o'clock, at his Auction Room, Lambton Quay, The unexpired term of twenty-one year from the first day *of July, one thousand eight hundred and sixtynine, in all that piece or parcel of land, Bituate in and being part of Section No. 595 on the plan of the ' City of Wellington, bounded on the northern and western Bides by other part of the same section, en the southern side by the Hospital ground, and on the eastern side by Hobson- street; and measuring on the northern and southern sidoß 100 feet, and on the eastern and western sides 139 feet ; with all the appurtenances thereto belonging. Yearly rent, £40, payable quarterly. There are two substantial houses erected on the Land, one let on a lease of three years at a rental of £85 per annum, and the other from year to year at £80 per annum. For further particulars apply to the auctioneer. Terms at Solo. TUESDAY, 7th MARCH. ABSOLUTE AND UNRESERVED SALE OF IRONMONGERY. On account of an Insolvent Estate, and on account of whom it may concern. MR. R. J. DUNCAN has been favored with instructions to sell by auction, on Tuesday, 7th March, at Mr Dranefield's Auction Room, Grey street, a quantity of assorted Ironmongery, consisting of, Iron bedsteads, children's cots, spades, ' long and short-handled shovels French wire nails, tin plates Ploughs, sickles, forks Smiths' bellows, horseshoe nails Veßtas— plaids, 250, 500, and safety Full particulars in catalogues. Sale at 2 o'clock. Terms liberal, and no reserve. WEDNESDAY, 29th MARCH. . Valuable Improved Freehold Property in the Rangitikei District, eighteen miles from Wanganui, on the main line of road to Wellington. To Capitalists, Investors, Practical Farmers, Graziers, and others. MR A. BEAUCHAMP has received instructions from Mr James Nicholson, who has removed to Wanganui, to submit to publio competition, at his rooms, Victoria Avenue, on Wednesday^ 29th March, 1871, at 2 o'olook, that admirably-situated and very choice freehold property, • THE ABHSEEAD FARM,^ comprising 750 aores of splendid agrioultura and pastoral land, with substantial eightroomed House, and men's three-roomed cottage, with all necessary outbuildings. Stook-yard, Sheep-yard, and Wool-shed. Three acres of orchard trees, in full bearing, and of true sorts. The whole of the acreage is securely enclosed with excellent live fences, and subdivided into eight paddocks. Several streams intersect the property, affording ample accommodation for sheep-washing requirements, an i plenty of water-power for mill purposes. Three hundred aores have been put under the plough, and sown with English grasses. Seventy acres have been turned and laid down as permanent pasture ; the remaining portion of the land is partially grassed, and yields good rough feed in its present state. Fifty acres of bush land afford an abundant; supply of firewood and timber, suitable for fencing and building purposes. This very desirable property was one of the earliest selections in the Rangitikei district, and from its excellent position on the main line of road to Wellington, nearly equi-distant between the postal and telegraph towns of Turakina and Marton, only five miles from either, has advantages which few other blocks of land possess. In its present state it is capable of depasturing 400 head of cattle, but with some further burning off, its carrying capacity could be considerably increased. • For further particulars, and cards to view, apply to the auctioneer. Terms liberal. February 16, 1871. Jfc COALS! COALS!! COALS!!! "~ 2 mWENTY-FIVE SHILLINGS and SEC•JL PENCE per ton, wharfage paid, ex Anne Melhuish, hourly expected, will be placed alongside the Queen's Wharf immediately on arrival, and will retail coals to the public as above, ■. ■ ■ W. R. WILLIAMS, Coal Merchant. N.B.— The public can rest assured the above price will be strictly adhered to per »hjp as advertised,