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Evening Post, Issue 31, 15 March 1865, Page 3

18 FREEHOLD BUILDING ALLOTMENTS Will be Sold by Public Auction, ON TUESDAY,' 21st MARCH, 1865, Being Acre 522, intersected with roads, and cut into convenient Allotments for Building purposes. The frontasesto Hill street aTe extremely valuable. THESE ALLOTMENTS Fronting the Bay will be most desirable for residences, the situation being Elevated and Healthy. The view of the Harbor and Town is unsurpassed for extent and beauty. Being in close proximity to the General Government Buildings, these allotments offer advantages rarely to be met with even in Wellington. The Auctioneer has great pleasure in calling the attention of intending purchasers to these beautiful Building Sites. Plans to be seen at MR. OSGOOD'S EMPIRE HOTEL, MR. SMITH, Thordon Flats and at the office of the Auctioner. Terms, 20 per cent cash ; bills at three, six, and nine months. Mr. J. H. WALLACE, Auctioneer. FOR SALE THE Colonial Government steam vessel ST. KILDA, 92 tons nett register, and 130 tons gross, propelled by two inverted trunk engines of 15 horse power each, constructed by Messrs Tod and McGregor of Glasgow. The above vessel was built at Glasgow in the year 1861, by Messrs Tod and McGregor for the use of the Northern Light Commissioners. She is built of the best material and is of extra strength. The dimensions are as follows— Length over all 103 feet Extreme Breadth 20 do Depth of hold „ do The vessel is of great carrying capacity, and well found in anchors, chains, sails, boats and every other decsnption of stores, and is in thorough sea-going condicion. Further particulars may be obtained and inventory inspected on application to the Master on board. Sealed tenders for the above will be received until noon on Saturday, the 11th March, 1865. Addressed to the President, Marine Board, Custom House, Wellington. Marine Board Office, Wellington, March 8, 1865. FOR SALE , "PIRST-CLASS SHEEP STATION in NAPIER. For particulars, apply to W. ROBERTSON. FOR SALE, TTNITED VINEYARD CO.'S superior PALE BRANDY, in case. W. ROBERTSON. INPORTANT NOTICE. mHE Undersigned has been favored with X instructions to offer for sale, a BLOCS of LAND, containing 100 acres of rich soil, seventy acres of which is cleared and fenced ; eighteen acres being divided into paddocks of about three acres each. There is a six- | roomed house, fowl-house, and pigeries, with a well of water, on this beautiful property, which is situated on the Horokiri Valley, twenty-two miles from the Empire City, on main Wanganui road. This property has a frontage of six chains to main road ; the soil, for richness, cannot be surpassed, and there is an ever-flowing stream of pure water running through the property. Title, crown grant. Price, moderate. Terms, easy. W. ROBERTSON, Auctioneer. | PRELIMINARY NOTICE. ! PUBLIC~~MARKET. ¦\TOTICE is hereby given that in accordJj| ance with Clause 19, Market Act, Session 1, No. 12, empowering the Commissioners "to farm the tolls on Market dues." The Commissioners will offer for public tender for a period of twelve months the tolls and Market dues, subject to certain bye-laws and regulations, of which public notice will be given. By order of the Board of Commissioners, J. H. WALLACE, Chairman. Market Board, Wellington, Feb. 18, 1865. NOTICE TO TENDERERS FOR GARDENER'S COTTAGE AT GOVERNMENT HOUSE. Colonial Secretary's Office, Wellington, March 14. JTIHE Tenders received this day for the X above Cottage will be returned unopened upon application at the Colonial Secretary's office, the Government ha ring decided to postpone the erection of the same at present. W. GISBORNE, Under Secretary. WEDNESDAY, 29th MARCH. A GRICULTURAL AND HORTICULJ\_ TURAL SHOW. The next Agricultural Show will be held at Messrs. Bcthuue and Hunter's yards on Wednesday, 29th March, 1865. Horticultural Show on the same day at the Oddfellows' Hall. J. H. WALLACE, Secretary. 4th March.