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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 634, 30 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 lias been favoured with instructions from the Proprietor to submit the following Lands Houses, &c.. to public competition at an early date, at his Auction Mart, Plimmer’s Wharf, viz::— Town Acre No. 544, with the extensive bull'd ings thereon, fonwerly occupied by Lieut. Colonel Gold. This acre has extensive Beach frontage, and will be divided so as to secure to ■each purchaser a valuable Town allotment. Town Acr-e 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 of the 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 ofthe Hon. Henry Petre, with all the excellent Dwelling house, Stables, ‘Barn, Labourers’ cottages, Outhouses, Jkc. 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. Plimmer’s Wharf, 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 bis Premises on Monday, 7th September next, and following days, particulars of which will be duly advertized, the whole of his extensive and wellassorted Stock in Trade, consisting of Ironmongery, Hardware, Plated Ware, &c., &c. Plimmer’s Wharf, 20th August: 1851, Remember the old established Tailoring Business removed to Lambton-quay.

THOMAS CROWTHER, Lambton-quay. TC. begs to return his thanks to his friends • and the public of Port Nicholson generally, for the liberal support which he has re ceived since he commenced business in the Tailoring line, now nine years since. He has lately made considerable additions to his Esta - blishment, and has always the assistance of efficient workmen; and begs to intimate that he has removed his business to Lambton-quay, next door to Mr. C. Mills, builder and undertaker. T. C. can confidently recommend his Stock of Material, which cannot fail of meeting the approval of the most prejudiced. He has also entered into .arrangements for obtaining a constant supply of the very best materials for Clothing, and the prices asked are such flfl tn ./JoFy competition. Military and Naval Uniforms. Ladies Riding Habits, latest Fashions. BaF Remember the Old Established Shop. Thomas Crowther, Lambton-quay. Wellington, August 27, 1851. To Let. THAT neat Cottage late in the occupation of Mr. Dolman, in Mulgrave-Street, at a moderate rent. R. Wellington, 22nd August, 1851. Wellington Athenaeum and Mechanics’ Institute. I T H . E f u lo ,Y in J Leclure ? will be delivered in J. the Hall of the Institute, in continuation of the present series :— Thursday, Sept. 4-Rev.W. Kirton, on Poetry. •» « 11—Mr. Justice Chapman, on Lynch Law. „ ~ 18—Mr. Roberts (part 2) the Science of Optics, as applicable to the Illumination of Lighthouses. Wellington, August 30, 1851. Land Surveying. MR. HECTOR M‘LEAN, C. E., begs to inform the Inhabitants of Wellington and its vicinity, that he has commenced business as a Land Surveyor. - cotta S e lately occupied by Mr. Bushel, Wellington Terrace. Wellington, August 27, 1851. Education. THE Rev. W. Kirton will be prepared to receive, after the first week of September, 1851, a limited number of Pupils, for instruction along with his own sons, in his new DwellingHouse belo.v Wellington Terrace. iVdlingtoh, 22nd August, 1851.