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Wellington Independent, Volume XXVI, Issue 3169, 10 April 1871, Page 3

WEDNESDAY, 19th APRIL. IMPORTANT SALE OF LAND. /GEORGE THOMAS has been favored v3T with instructions from Mr Orbell to sell by public auction, on the 19th April, at his rooms — Two allotments of Land, one acre each, Nob. 96 and 97, fronting Baker street, and adjoining W. B. Rhodes' property at Wades' Town. This property would form a site for one of the most delightful suburban residences near Wellington, nnd offers an opportunity rarely to be met with. Terms liberal, declared at sale. Title perfect. I SALE OF FURNITUKR MR JAMES SMITH Ims received instructions from Dr. Featherstun, to sell by public auction, on an early day, at his residence, Household Furniture, Consisting of — • Plate, linen, cutlery, glass, crockery Drawing, dining, and bedroom suites Carpets, tablecloths, blankets, dressing glasses Bedsteads, mattresses, palliast-9 Kitchen utensil?, boiler, saucepaus, &c. &c, &c, &c. For full particulars see catalogues. • TUESDAY, 11th APRIL, 1371. PUBLIC SALE OF SOME 01? THE MOST VALUABLE BUILDING SITES IN THE CITY OF WELLINGTON. MR. R. J. DUNCAN has the honor to announce that ho hns received instructions from John Martin, Esq., to sell by public auction, on Tuesday, 11th iivst, at Mr It. Somerrille'a Victoria Hotel (long room), fit noon sharp, immediately before the sale of furniture and balance of stock-in-trade of Mr Somerville's, -i O ' REALLY MOST VALUABE XO BUILDING SITES. Having frontages to Willis street, Abel Smith street, and to Palmer and Wordsworth streets. The auctioneer deems it his duty to point out to intending purchasers, occupiers, or invest ors, that the above blocks of land are situated in the moat, retired and picturesque part of Wellington, the greater portion affording a beautiful view of our noble bar bor and shipping. Tho various sections are excellently adapted for tho erection of buildings of a public character or private dwelling houses. In the immediate vicinity, and abutting on these properties, are some of tho best private residences in the city, namely, that of H. M. Palmer, Esq , Inspector of the Bank of Australasia ; His Worship the Mayor ; William Seed, Etq , Inspector and Secretary of H.M. Customs ; the Hon. A. G. Tollemache ; tho Venerable Archdeacon Slock; Edward Pearce, E?q., and other gentlemen of influence and position. The neighborhood may therefore be stated to be second to none in Wellington. The greater portion of the allotments now offered for sale are planted with choico ami rare fruit trees in the most perfect state of preservation. Full particulars may be obtained on application afc the office of the auctioneer, where plans of the property may be seen, or at the office of John Martin, Esq., Grey street. Terms of payment are of the most unusually liberal nature. The title is granted direct under tho LAKD Teansfee Act 1870— an immense advantage and saving to purchasers. I TUESDAY, 11th APRIL. MR R. J. DUNCAN will sell by public auction on Tuesday, 11th April, imI mediately after the largeeale of valuable landed property, at tho Victoria Hotel, Abel Smith ataeet, by order of the proprietor, Mr R. Sommerville, in consequence of the expiration of his lease, the whole of his Furniture an Stock-in-trude. Terms liberal. • MONDAY, 24th APRIL, 1871. SALE OF LAND AND SHEEP RUN IN I THE OHARIU DISTRICT. By order of A. S. Allan, Esq., Registrar of tho Supremo Court, Wellington District, of the colony of New Zealand, in accordance with the provisions of the Conveyancing Ordinance Amendment Act, 1860. MR J. H. WALLACE will sell by public auction, at his Sale Boom, Hunter street, on Monday, April 24th, 1871, at 2 o'clock p.m., All that piece of land, about 400 acres, situate in Obarui, bounded on the North by Native Reserve, on the South by sections 82 and 83, on the West by the sea, on tho East by sections in the Makara District. Also, (By order of the Mortgagee, W. B. Rhodes, Esq., J.P.), All that Sheep Run in the Ohariu district, comprising about 1575 acres, leasehold front natives, now in tho ! occupation of Messrs J. & T. Barnes ; together with the Stook, ! comprising about 1,200 sheep, 15 j head cattle and horses, cart?, ploughand harrow, chuff cutter, &c. For further particulars, apply on the premises to Messrs. J. & T. Barnes, Ohariu j to C. B; Borlaso, Esq., Barrister ; Messrs W. B. Rhodes & Co, Wellington 5 or to the Auctioneer, where plans cau be seen. Wellington, April 3rd, 1871. LAND ON DEFERRED PAYMENTS. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. MR HOWARD WALLACE has received instructions from the Mortgagee to sell, about tho end of April, — Section No. 8 of the Opaki Plain, lately in tho occupation of Mr T. W. Tankeraley, and situated about two miloa from MuaterLon. The section, comprising 1346 ucres of valuable agricultural land, of which a considerable portion is in English grass and fenced, will be offerod to the public in 17 allotments of from 50 to 100 acres each, and has been so subdivided as to give to each allotment bush (a good deal of tolara) and river, and frontage to a road. Terms — 25 per cont in cash, 25 per cent in six months, and the remainder in 24 months, bearing interest at 8 per cent. A plan of tho property, subdivided as above mentioned, can be seen at the offices of Messrs Johnston & Co, Willis street ; and at Mr James Nichols, Masterton. NOTICE. ' r T^HE Premises of the undersigned will be X closed on Wednesday and Thursday, April 12th and 13 tb. JACOB JOSEPH & CO. TO~THE PUBLIC. THE highest price given for old left off cloth-ing and boots. Look them all up, and take them to FRANKEL'S, Lambtoa quay.