EXTENSIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. LATE THE PBOPERTT OP T. IT. TIIZOERALD, ESQ. WITHOUT RESERVE. Mr. V. JANISCH will sell by Public Auction at his Stores, on Saturday, 27th inst., at noon precisely, — A LARGE Assortment of Drawing-room, Din-ing-room, Bed-room, Library and Kitchen Furniture, comprising— Mahogany Hair Sofas . Oheffoniers . Loo Tables Sofa Tables 3 Large and handsome Book Cases 1 case Books Double and Single Matrasses Washatanda Iron Bedsteads Bedding and Bed Clothes Looking Glasses Glassware Chamber Sets Bair of Globes (Terrestrial and Celestial) AND VARIOUS OTHER ARTICLES TOO NUMEROUS TO PARTICULARIZE. BY ORDER of the MORTGAGEE. TO BAKERS, CONTRACTORS, AND OTHERS VTHOiI IT MAT CONCERN. TO PE SOLD by Public Auction, after the sale of the STEAM MILL, at 12 o'clock o.i the 30 th October next, — THE BXEXPIRED TERM Of eleven years of the lease of The Shakspeare Bakery Situated on To\vn Section Iso. 454, Xapier, subject to a ground rent of £2O per annum. The Bakehouse comprises a large Brick oven, ■with Iron fittings and utensils, all in good order ; and.is fronted by a Baker’s shop, with requisite
PUBLIC NOTIFICATION. By John Chilton Lajibton Carter Esquire, Superintendent of the Province of Hawke's Bay. TENDER and in pursuance of the Powers vested in me by the “ Educational Preserves , Act, 18GI” of Province of Hawke’s Bay, I hereby notify for public information that all those pieces or parcels of Land enumerated in the Schedule hereunder mentioned will be offered for lease for a period of twenty one years, by Public Auction, under the said Act, subject to the conditions hereinafter set out at the office of the Commissioner of Crown Lauds at Napier, on Wednesday, October Ist, 18d2. J. C. LAHBTON CARTEL, Superintendent. Napier, June 251 h, 1802. __ SCHEDULE ABOVE REFERRED TO. TOWN OF NAPIER. CONDITIONS. 1. The different lots shall be put up at an upset price, and the person who shall bid tbe highest sum for each Lot by way of animal Rent (such Rent to be lined as provided for in the next condition) shall be declared to be the purchaser or lessee thereof for the Term of 21 years from the date of sale, subject to the terms of a lease to be executed as hereinafter mentioned. 2. The upset price or the highest Bidding as the case may be for each lot shall be the amount payable by way of annual Beat for the first seven years of the said Term of 21 years. The annual Rent payable for tbe next 7 years of the said term skill be double the amount of sucli Upset Price or highest Bidding. The annual Rent payable for the last 7 years of the said Term shall be treble the amount of such Upset Price or highest Bid-' ding. 3. If the upset price for any lot be not bid, such lot shall be withdrawn from sale, hut will remain open to bo leased under tbe 9lh condition. 4. If any dispute shall arise between two or more bidders, the Lot in dispute shall be immediately put up again. 5. The Purchaser or Lessee of each Lot shall immediately pay, by way of deposit, to the Superintendent’s Clerk one-half of the amount of his or her bidding, which sum shall be considered as payment of one-half year’s rent upon the completion of the Purchase or Lease. 6. If any person fail to make the payment hy way of deposit as provided for in the last condition, the Lot bid for by such person shall be immediately put up again for sale. 7. A Lease of each Lot will be granted to each Purchaser or Lessee, and such Purchaser or Lessee will be required to execute a counterpart thereof within fourteen (14) days from the date of sale, and to pay the expenses of the Lease and counterpart, and if any Purchaser or Lessee shall fail to execute such counterpart Lease within the time lastly mentioned, the deposit paid by such Purchaser shall be absolutely forfeited, and the purchase shall be declared resend'd. 8. A copy of the proposed Lease cun be seen at the time of sale. Sucli Lease will contain the usual covenants and provisos, and a covenant restraining the Lessee from requiring the Lessor to fence or contribute towards fencing the Land comprised in such Lease ami Land adjoining the property of the Lessor. 9. Any Lots remaining unsold may, during a Period of 12 months from the day of sale be Leased by any person at the upset price, subject to these present conditions. 10. Should there be any simultaneous applications far the. Lots mentioned in the last condition, then such Lot or Lots shall be submitted to competition between the applicants only. The highest bidder at such sale shall be considered the Purchaser or Lessee, subject to the present conditions. 11. Upon the execution of the Lease and Counterpart hereinbefore mentioned, each Purchaser or Lessee shall enter into possession of the Lot comprised in his or her Lease.
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Hawke's Bay Times, Volume II, Issue 65, 25 September 1862, Page 2
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