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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume III, Issue 173, 27 March 1847, Page 2

Messrs.

JAMES SMITH & Co.

WILL SELL BY PUBLIC 4UCWN, At their Stores,

LAMBTON QUAY, i ■ON MONDAY, MARCH 29, 1847, |

ieserve.

TO CLOSE CONSIGNMENTS, 5 tons Flour Congou Tea Rice, Coffee, Mustard Coir Rope, Deep Sea Lead and Log Lines Twines, Canvass Threads assorted Cottons, Prints, Calicoes Saltpetre, Soda •Fancy Shawls .Kip and Sole Leather Spades, Cutlery, Paint and Paint Oil Gotton Rugs, Stationery, Ribbons Shoes, Snuff, Gunny Bags Door Mats Shoemakers' Hemp Wheat Seives With an extensive assortment of sundry

MERCHANDIZE, Positively Without Reserve. Wellington, March 27, 1847.

MOST IMPORTANT.

Mr. JOHJN WADE WIL.L SELL BY AUCTION, AT HIS MART,

ON WEDNESDAY, 14th APRIL, At One o'clock precisely,

aa ACRES OF VERY SUPERIOR O" LAND, delightfully situated in the

fertile Valley of the Hutt, -being the centre portion of Section No. 95 on the s Plan of the Upper Hutt. Tfee whole section presents a frontage to the New Road of about 50 chains; and there is 45 acres of the southern side of the section and 25 acres of the northern side already sold, and the whole section actually measures about 113 acres, thus the nominal quantity of 30 acres will measure about 43 acres, giving the purchaser the privilege of the excess. * The portion now offered for sale is decidedly the best partof the section, having been reserved by the proprietor for his own use. It is beautifully selected for a House of Accommodation for the Wairarapa Traveller, lor which purpose the present proprietor reserved it, being a nice easy stage either from Wellington, the Hutt, or Wairarapa, so soon as toe new road, which is now in a very forward state, is completed. The land is of a very superior description, abounds with, excellent timber, can be easily cleared, being thoroughly free from supple jacks and underwood. The Auctioneer feels it quite unnecessary to say more with respect to the land than to ask intending purchasers to avail themselves of a day's ride on the New Road to inspect the section and judge for themselves, feeling assured that the advantages are so palpable, they muBt strike the observation of the most superficial observer. The whole 30 acres will be sold in one lot, or in five acre portions, as may be desired by the majority of intending purchasers. Wellington, March 27, 1847.

FOR PORIRUA. ,^<%sl rnHE REGULAR TRADER jg^f*. JL ANN AND SARAH, sail for the above place on jH^IEtUESDAY, the 30th instant. P^y s^ P. M. Hervey. Wellington, 27th March, 1847.

FOR LONDON DIRECT!

.jKjg: rpHE SPLENDID A. 1. first jSfNSv JL class fast sailing barque Jsrß&' 'GARLAND GROVE, /jgallttffir* 500 tons, John Robson, comman{gj^gl^llg^ der, will be ready to receive cargo about the 10th July ; a large portion of freight is already engaged, will have •quick despatch, thus affording an eligible opportunity to direct shippers. For freight or passage, having first-rate accommodations, early application is necessary to. James Smith & Co. Wellington, March 26, 1847.

. FOR SALE. HUTT GROWN HAY. P. M. Hervey. Wellington, 27th March, 1847.

ON SALE,

Ex Late Arrivals. FLOUR, Sydney and Van Diemen'i Land Tobacco, Leather and Grindery Candles, Paint Oil . B. P. Rum, Brandy Byass' bottled Ale and Stout Port and Sherry Wine Zante Currants in small packages Coffee, Tea Sugar, Moist and Lump Colonial Tweeds 8 Bales Wool &c, &o. W. B. Rhode* 8s Co. Wellington, 6th March, 1847.

DURHAM BULL. TO BE SOLD. Apply to Captain Daniell, at Trelissick, Kaiwarrawarra. March 20, 1847.