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Wellington Independent, Volume XXVI, Issue 3153, 21 March 1871, Page 3

iijfSfeff BUMl^wiii^by'.publiQ.JpLfr>:uct?oy &°M¥* DifflHfeM Auction Room,. on the above date, at twb'b'clock , precisely-- ■ ■'..■■' ''* ' "' v ' ' ' .An eligible piece of Freehold Land, '■• about; 60 feet frontage .to. Katoti ' Place, by about' 4s links or thereabouts. . .'•' The property is a short distance f?om Government House and Colonial Museum, and is in a neighborhood which is rising in value notwithstanding the present temporary Repression. The purchaser will be entitled to tt vote for the city., _ ' '.''_. Plan of the property can be seen at Au,e : ' tioneer's office, TUESDAY, 21st MARCH. FREEHOLD PROPERTIES for Sale on the BEACH, near the CLUB, SYDNEY STREET, and DIXON STREET. Important toCAPITALISTS & IN VRSTOES, MEN OF SMALL CAPITAL, or to those who wish to acquire Freeholds and Dwellings in the Capital City of New Zealand. MR R. J. DUNCAN has received instructions to seli positively, without reserve, on Tuesday, 21st instant, at Mr Dransfield's Auction Room, Grey street, immediately after selling the Land in KARORI PLACE, tht? following valuable City Properties : — 1. That piece or parcel of land being. port of Towii Acre No. 490, on, the. plan of the city of Wellington— :at present in the occupation of Messrs Batt and Richards, photographers — having a frontage to Lambtoa 1 Quay of thirty feet (30. feet.), and extending back therefrom 120 feet, £j Tvith the t>bop erected tberson, and *' all the appurtenanceß thereto be- . longing. The property almost adjoins the Wellington Club, and remarks upon its situation or itsvalue are therefore unnecessary. 2. Also, that piece or parcel of LAND in DIXON STREET, having a frontage of sixty-one and a half feet (6l£ ft.) frontage to Dixon street, by a depth of one hundred and sixty feet, with that excellent Dwelling House erected thereon, late the property, and in the occupation of E. Owen, Esq, deceased. The house has four bedrooms, a Bitting * and drawingroom, good kitchen, &c, with all necessary appurtenances for a good family or gentleman's town residence. There is a tastefully laid out and wellkept garden in front, besides yards . at back, &c. The situation possesses double advantages of retire- ' ■ ment, and yet being a short distance from the centre of the business localities of the City. Like the former property, it must be sold absolutely, and that without the slightest reserve as toprice. Key to view may be had on application. 3. Also, several highly valuable Building Lotp of Freehold Land in Parlia- . ment street, in the neighborhood of the Government House, Government Buildings, and the ColoniaJ • Museum, and immediately adjoining t^e property of John Knowles, Esq. 4/ Also, all that parcel of Land, being part of Town Acre No* 204, situate m Bison street, having a frontage of 61 feet by a depth' of 81 feet, adjoining the premises of Mr Thos. M'Cleland, at the back of the Wesleyan Cbape). Title : Crown Grant. Further particulars at the office of the Auctioneer. TERMS VERY LIBERAL. THURSDAY, 23rd MARCH. MESSRS VENNELL, MILLS & CO. ' have received instructions from Mr Langston to sell by public auction (under a Bill of Sale), on Thursday, 23rd March, 1 quartz-crushing machine (8- stamper.) 1 1 turbine water wheel (8 horse power) 8 centrifugal pumps Sale at 2 o'clock, p.m. Terms at sale. FRIDAY, 24th MARCH. MESSRB. VENNELL, MILLS & ®Ol ' will sell by public auction at theixr stores, corner of Grey and Featherston streets,, on Friday next, the 24th instant, 25 half-chests tea, very superior, ex Halcioii9 60 boxes do, Ragosa 2 tons Mauritius sugar 50 boxes Price's B^lmont sperm candles* lib packets 50 cases oilmen's stores „ 5 do wax vestas 20 do starch 6 do corn flour 20 boxes eleme raisins 50 do figs 4 cases arrowroot and sago 20 bags wheat 20 gross Day and Martin's blacking 10 qr-casks port wine 50 boxes cigars 20 reams wrapping paper. 5 barrels nuts Also, 30 cases quinces, in good order. Sale at 2 o'olook. , Terms at sale. ON SALE, EX PRAIRIE, FROM HOBART TOWN. ONE very superior Entire Colt, 2«yeai& pld, named •« COLSTOOK," sire Lincolnshire Hero, imported by the Jate R. Q. Kermode, Esq ; dam Flower, by Black Champion, grandam Blossom, by Grey Champion, imported by W. J. T. Clarke, Esq ; Black Champion, by imported Black Champion, dam Flower, a pure Lincoln mare, imported by the late Dr. Wilmore. 15 splendid heavy Draught Mares, all broken to harness. 4 useful Geldings, all broken for harness. The attention of breeders of Horses iscalle to this valuable importation. The Entire one of the finest animals ever landed in We lington, and the Mares are admirably adapted! for breeding purposes. The Stock will be on show fora (err days at the Stock -yard of the undersigned, . Manners . street, where pedigrees can be seen, and particulars as to price ascertained. BETBUNE & HUNTEJR. Exchange Buildings,* 14th March, 1871. NOTICE. *. r ~ ALL outstanding Debts due to. the Estate of the late Mr Henry Loxdon must l>e paid by the 31st March, 1871, otherwise legalproceedings will be taken to recover the same. CHARLES LONDON, \ aMl .^ SOPHIA LONDON, j EsocutOTS - -8