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New Zealand Colonist and Port Nicholson Advertiser, Volume I, Issue 55, 7 February 1843, Page 2

DESIRABLE. INV LSTMENT. SALE OF FREEHOLD PROPERTY ON LAMBTON QUAY. MESSRS. BETHUNE & HUNTER have instructions to Sell, without reserve, in the Long Room, Barrett's Hotel, on Thursday next, the 9th February current, at 1 o'clock, That very Valuable Allotment of Ground with all the Buildings and erections thereon, situate on Lambton Quay, and presently tenanted by Messrs. Samuel and Joseph, Merchants. The property embraces 40 feet frontage on Lambton Quay, by about 90 feet deep, being part of sub-divided Town Acre No. 488, bounded on 2 sides by private streets affording further frontage. The stores and buildings are substantial, and their very centrical situation adapts them for any line of business. About 20 feet of the Lambton Quay frontage is still unoccupied, on which the premises may be extended. The whole forms one of the most eligible and valuable properties in Wellington. The stores at present yield an annual rent of 150/. Further particulars may be had on application to the Auctioneers. AFTER WHICH, LAND IN THE VILLAGE OF RICHMOND AND PORIRUA. Lambton Quay, February 7, 1842. THOMAS SPARKS. CONSIGNEES of Goods by this Vessel are requested to call at the Office of the undersigned, and execute a Bond for the payment of the General Average, when adjusted ; otherwise Captain Sharp will land and warehouse the Cargo at their expense and risk ; and moreover, if necessary, it will be sold to liquidate the Average. RIDGWAYS, GUYTON, CO. February 7, 1843.

The Masters of Vessels in Port are requested to send to this Office for a copy of the New Zealand Colonist, (which will be furnished to them gratis), on each morning of publication — viz. every Tuesday and Friday. New Zealand Colonist Office, Lambton Quay.