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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume II, Issue 68, 24 January 1846, Page 2

Tiiblic 8«l9 of Furniture, Book*, Jfafa. 1 '^^Ottpfiiira^ amongst other articles: — , ' A M splendid Pier Glass ' X 2 Mahogany Tables (1 Dining, 1 Pembroke) - 8 elegant Rosewood Chairs 2 Carpets and Hearth Rug 2 French Bedsteads with Paliaase &c. 2 »ets Chintz Window Curtains •One splendid China Tea service One Dressing Case, elegantly fitted Also, * • -A* variety of useful domestic arncles^om- . prising Kitchen -Utensils, &c." ' The Books comprise a choice selection of works,.- catalogues-of -which <will be furnished atthe sale. The] -whole- of the goods will be open for inspection on MONDAY next, from'll tol o'clock,^ andrthe--sale will- take place at *ONE o ; clock' .precisely. ,* . .' ' >•' Wellington, 1 January. 24th, 1846. -• '-

SALE bF BOp&S

Bf A.U CT rq N. Ti/f R. WA'lTff has'jreceived instructions frbmJ ■iyl.- a Gentleman leaving 'the . colony to sell; .hy,£ußiic Auction a well assorted .'•.:'■' -' ' ';'_'. ConaTstingiof jnany standard works in .English', .French; .Latin, and, Greek. , • ;T'Ee\Saiewill be held at Custom House Builduigs, on 'YEEp'spsijAy, the 28th instant,-com-znencmg dltlS id'tilock. Catalogues,are in^course of preparation, and wij(l s bje issued on F.rid«Y,-the 23d instant. ; Custom House Buildings, , -.■ .24th January, 1846. „

'TO BE SOLD,

On TUESDAY, the 27th: inst., at .At Twelve o'clock, THE library of E. -.Chetham Strode, Esq.,consisting of .500 volumes.of,handsomely bound and valuable works; for particulars see catalogues. The sale of Plate and Furniture will take place -a few days, afterwards,' particulars of which will •appear in a future advertisement. Robert Waitt, > " Auctioneer.

: 24th January, 1846.

TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION

. ' ' Without Reserve, g^BY THE DIRECTION OF THE MORTGAGEE;

To Capitalist*, Torewi .Keepers, and "* —'"--•""• others !!! ' -

T'O 'BE' SOXD, on WEDNESDAr,the4thday of February next, «by

'Mr. ,S- JVIOCATTA,

on the premises, ait one o'clock, all Chat-valuable ' leasehold prenihes, known as~

"THESHIP HdTEL,

containing sev^n bed trooms, spacious bar and •bar 'parlour, an excellent 'Billiar'd'Rdom and •parlour, wife a good tap foom, situate in Man- * aierS-street, Wellington, lately occupied by .John Fuller, together with the fittings up belonging tofthe Also, the spacious Theatre, adjoinibg," and the scenes and machinery belonging thereto* * Also, a good substantial Shop.anp Dwelling House, occupied by Mr. Murcb, Baker, let on lease at, the annual rent of £10. Also, all that piece of grdundjtwith the messuage thereon, lately occupied by Thomas Saint, estimated at £10 per annum. And also two cottages in the rear. The above ; premises have been erected at a very great e*pensej "and are held for the un=expired term of 16 years, at a rent of £30 per annum. - ' <For further particulars and conditions of sale, apply to the Auctioneer, and to Mr. D. Wake-iieM,'-Barrister-at Law,- Lambton Quay. January -24, 1846.

Town and Country Lands to be Let Jn all parts of the Wellington and Wanganui Districts/ SECTIONS in the Wai NuiOL'Mata of ten or more acre* at reasonable rents, with pur-

chase clauses/ ' „---, A block of 300 acres of Country lands to be exchanged'for Tow"n lands-of equivalent value, by ' - ; Johnson & Moorst ,

Wellington. January 24, 1846.

Ex "BEE," And otheT arrivals:—

Chnlli&. Muslin Dresses, & Summer Shawls XJrey Calicoes, 32, 34y 36 in. ' Printe, new patterns.. • „ . . ;- - Black and white Linings Bb£cV*ewihg Silk, and general hiaberdathery -Violin- Strings > , lii»sced Oil, and Sperm Candles *S(paaes, and Sickles -Copper Boat Naili ' ' Twine, and English sail Needlei Shoemakers' Awls,;and Bristles Englisb'sole Leatber, . ' Some very superior %: Z. cured Salt Pork in • convenient packag es Ji. Z.Xatd in bladders and kega : . Black Oil in small «aaks, and every variety of Merchandize. To be sold a,t low prices by , > J6h«son Ss Moore. \3Welttngtou, January 2i,1546.