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1 BOOK SALE. CON NELL Sf RIDINGS Will Sell by Auction, on T H I S D A V, November 3rd — | CASE STATIONERY, ex " Enterprise," •** ' from London, comprising, Prayer Books, Spellings Juvenile Books, Arithmetic Reckoners, Primers Novels, Copy Slips A Set of Taits Magazine Josephus, Milton, &c, &c. Day Books and Ledgers, Blank Books ; Letter and Foolscap Paper Cards of Comicalities Coloured Pictures &c. &c. &c.
THOMAS WESTON * CO. Will sell by Auction on Monday next, the sth November, at theft Stores, Shortland-street. at 11 o'clock, without reserve, A VARIETY OF MERCHANDIZE, co isisting of : — Fancy Prints, Calico. Blankets, Woollen Gloves Moleskin and fancy Trowsers Pipes, Tumblers Twine bhawls, Draft- boards ALSO Cotton Braces, Steel Pens Lucifer Matches, Teapots Sets, Knives and Forks Slippers, Carpenters' Pencils Hand and Pit Saws, Axes Tea Boards, Woollen Gloves German Silver Tea and Table Spoons And a variety of other Goods.
BUSINESS PREMISES, IN WESTQUEEN STREET. THOM4S WESTON # Co. Have received instructions to offer to Public Auction, at their Stores, Shortlund-sU'eet, on Friday, 16th November inst., at 12 o'clock, (if not previously disposed of by > private contract) — ALL THOSE BUSINESS PREMISES situate in West Queen Street, at present occupied by Mr. Grimlay, Butcher and General Dealer. The House comprises on the Ground Floor a Shop, Sitting Room, Bed Room, and Kitchen. On the First Story, Two Front, Rooms, 10 by 12, and Two Skillion Rooms. The Property is fenced in — there is a Well of good water, and Outhouses. Further information can be obtained on the Premises, or from the Auctioneers. Terms at Sale.
HART $ S ON Will sell by Auction, at their Rooms, on Thursday next, the Bth inst.,al 1 1 o'clock, Wl I HOUT RESERVE— A GREAT VARIETY OF NEW MER-CHANDI-ZE, Ex "Enterprize," and Other la'e arrivals.
TO BE LET OR SOLD. A VALUABLE ALLOTMENT of Land' within a few minutes walk of Auckland' ''< containing* about two Acres. The property consists of a good House of Four Rooms; with a detached Kitchen and Out Offices,— a Garden in an excellent state of cultivation, and an Orchard planted with some of the best fruit trees l that were ever imported to New Zealand, and a small Paddock laid down with English grasses. For further particulars apply to Mr. F. W. Meriuman, Lower Queen' Street. Oct. 30th, 1849.
A COTTAGE. FOR SALE, a. neat and pleasantly] situated COTTAGE at George's Bay, adjoining ihe property of the Rev. Mr. Churtow, commanding a delightful view of the harbour. An unfailing supply of excellent water on he premies. Apply- to Connkli- & Rimnos.
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New Zealander, Volume 5, Issue 371, 3 November 1849, Page 1
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