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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 632, 23 August 1851, Page 2

Preliminary Notice. IMPORTANT AND EXTENSIVE SALE OF VALUABLE TOWN AND COUNTRY FREEHOLD PROPERTY. MR. JAMES SMITH takes the earliest opportunity of announcing that he has been favoured with instructions from the Proprietor to submit the following Lands Houses, &c., to public competition at an early date, at bis Auction Mart, Pliinmer’s Wharf, viz:— Town Acre No. 544, with the extensive buildings thereon, formerly occupied ‘by Lietit. Colonel Gold. This acre lias extensive Beach frontage, and will be divided so as to secure to each purchaser a valuable Town allotment. Town Acre No. 134, with frontages in Ingistre and Taranaki-streets, Te Aro. This acre is most eligible for -small building allotments, being situate in a rapidly improving part ofttilie Town.' "Town Acres No. 785 and 787, situate in Rid--diford-street, closely adjoining Mr. Sellar’s farm, are level, dry, and have been under cultivation. Country Section No. 7, well known as the section late in the occupation of the Hon. Henry Petre, with all the excellent Dwelling house, Stables, Barn, Labourers’ cottages, Outhouses, &c. Country Section No. 20, Ohiro, partially cleared and cultivated, and from its proximity to the Town offers superior advantages to country settlers. , Also Three Sections at Waikanae most judiciously selected in that fertile district, being early choices, and embracing the most valuable land in that locality. Careful plans of the above will be prepared by an experienced Surveyor, further particulars and day of sale will be duly announced in future advertisements. The Auctioneer confidently invites the attention of intending purchasers of valuable landed and Freehold Property to the above advertisement, and he is instructed to announce that the terms on which it will be offered will be of the most liberal description. Pliinmer’s Wharfj August 16, 1851. Notice to Ironmongers, Storekeepers, &c. MR. JAMES SMITH begs to notify that he has received instructions from Mr. John HardinG_to sell off, on his Premises (at an early date, of which due notice will be given), the whole of his extensive and wellassorted Stock m Trade, consisting of Ironmongery, Hardware, Plated Ware, &c., &c. Plimmer’s Wharf, 20th August, 1851.

I nCat Cottage Tate m the occupation of j Mr. Dolman, m Mulgrave-Street, at a moderate rent. ’ _ J- Duncan. Wellington, 22nd August, 1851. Notice to Contractors. TEND ERS will be received until Thursday, the 21st instant, for J Fencing the Acre No. 198, Willis-street. R Q ,rther Particulars apply to the Union nank, wheie specifications may be seen. Wellington; August 16, 1851. ■ Halcyon from Launceston, BAGS first-quality Flour ” W. M. Bannatyne & Co. August 13, 1851. Will have immediate despatch. For Sydney direct, JffPk T’HE first-class clipper Brigantine J- WVLZLIAf ALFRED. *“ J ' nas Finley commander, burthen tons, coppered and copper fastened, and a well-known fast sailer. For freight or passage, apply to Captain Tinley, or to W iluam Hickson & Co. Wellington, 13th August, 1851. Notice. HYDE n °t be answer.able for debts that may be incurby any ot the Seamen of the Ship Wellington, July 25, 1851. T“.f woor ER ?'S NED - is ‘ c “» J- ot WOOL of the ensuing clip. Faring Taylor. Wellington, 20th August, 1851. Wellington Athenaeum and Mechanics’ Institute. E Lectures will be delivered in JL the Hall of the Institute, in continuation of the present senes:— Thursday, Aug. 28—The principles of Construction, as applicable to timber architecture—Mr. Woodward. Wellington, August 8, 1851. To the Ladies., XV HITE OR BLACK SATIN Bools or ’ shoes made to order either in the .trench or English Style. Thomas Irving. ' Wellington, July 26, 1851. LamI,tOn uuy *