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Lake Wakatip Mail, Volume II, Issue 63, 5 December 1863, Page 5

THIS DAY, At Twelve o'clock Sharp. Sale of Wines, Spirits, Provision** &c, &c. ■>• Mr Roche, to sell by auction, at his Stores; Beach-street, — The whole of his Stock of Merchandise, consisting of— Wines Brandy Gin Whiskey Ale Porter Flour (Adelaide) Sugar Teas Sperm candles Currants Raisins Fruits Soap Oatmeal Pickles A quantity of job lots suitable for families. The above will be sold without reserve, as Mr Roche is making room to enlarge his hotel Sale to commence at 12 o'clock sharp. THIS DAY, SATURDAY, sth INST. To Chemists, Storekeepers, AND OTHEJtS. auction, on Saturday, without reserve, at the junction of Rees-street, and next to Mr Procter's, jeweller, the whole of Dr J. de Courcy Young's interest in the following property, comprising— Tent, fixtures, license and drugs Furniture, stove, and stores 1 six-barrel Colt's Patent Revolver and case complete Pickles, syrups, and also a large quantity of Sundries Sale at 2 o'clock sharp. Terms at Sale. 807 THURSDAY, 10th INST. IMPORTANT SALE BY AUCTION. General Merchandise.

* Queenstown Auction Mart, next the Masonic Hall, on Thursday, 10th instant, at 12 o'clock sharp, the following Merchandise:— 3 quarter-casks Martell's brandy 2 „ Stewart's whiskey 2 „ port wine 60 casks sherry—white satin 10 „ whiskey—Stewart brand nay -J.D.K.Z. brand Bottled ale and porter, in 4 doz cases 10 of tea 20 bags of sugar 10 bags of crushed loaf sugar 12 cases pickles 3 casks of butter 20 bags Duffield's Adelaide flour 10 „ „ oats 4-post double iron bedsteads 2 doz cane-bottomed chairs 1 „ office arm chairs 700 yards of double-width calico Quantity of tacks 2 doz pewter pots 2 bags of horse beans A number of clocks, cradles, long handle shovels, and axe handles Paper hangings and sundries 809 MONDAY, 14th DECEMBER. TOWNSHIP OP KINGSTON. Eligible Investment. i A. WOOD has been favored with instruc- -*• tions to submit to public competition, on Monday, the 14 th December— THOSE VALUABLE PREMISES & ALLOTMENT Situate corner of Cambridge and Cornwall streets, and known as the |( Charlie Napier Restaurant, now in the occupation of the proprietor, Mr W. S. Chambers, and formerly known as Glynn's Auction Mart, doing at present the largest business in the town. TOGETHEE WITH The whole of the Stock-in-Trade, including bedding, stove, lamps, crockery, cutlery, wines, spirits, beer, glasses, flour, tea, sugar, hams and bacon, sperm candles, cheese, &c, &c. To be sold without any reserve. also — A Valuable Pony, 4 years old, saddle and bridle. The auctioneer would draw the attention of the public to the fact of its being one of the best sites in Mount St. John or Kingston, suitable either for a bank or wholesale store, or hotel, being a corner allotment to two streets, with a water frotitage. 808 SATURDAY, 12th DECEMBER. On Account of whßiri it M&f Concern. > H. ELLIOT has received instructions to • sell by public auction, on Saturday, December 12th, at the Boatman's Home Jetty, on account of whom it may concern—--26 bags of FLOUR, best brands Sale to commence at % O'clock sharp: 7fJ4