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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume VIII, Issue 650, 25 October 1851, Page 2

MR. ALLEN, COMMISSION AND GENERAL AGENT, Begs to inform the Inhabitants of Wellington and the Neighbouring Settlements that, in order to afford additional accommodation to his patrons, he has commenced a new and spacious Building which he intends to devote exclusively to the Auction Business: the New Room will be lofty, well lighted and ventilated, and the Public may rely upon every attention being shown to any Commission with which they may be pleased to entrust him. THE TERMS, Which Mr. Allen begs to submit, are as follows Five per cent, upon the amount of all Sales under £5O; from £5O to £2OO, two and a half percent; from £2OO to £5OO, two percent; above £5OO, one per cent. Parties treated with for Sales upon their own premises, or specially. In addition to the Auction business, Mr. A. attends to the sale of Land, Houses, Cattle, Agricultural and Coast produce, General Merchandize, &c., on Commission. The Public are respectfully requested to observe that Lot Money is not charged by Mr. Allen. Valuations made, Lands Surveyed and Mapped, and Estate Agencies carefully attended to. Lambton Quay, Sth October, 1851. ON SALE, Ex “Clara,” and “Thames.” /k CASES Booth’s No. 1 Gin 70 casks Marzetti’s Ale and Porter 10 casks do. Champagne Cyder 36 cases Preserved Fruits, Pickles, Sauces, and Salad Oil—C. Wix & Sons 10 cases Lescher’s Starch 2 trunks M'Larer.’s Boots and Shoes 12 bales Blankets 11-4 White, Scarlet, and Green, Fancy Prints, White Shirtings, Grey Calicoes, Moleskin Trousers Rutherford’s superior Wines in wood and bottle, consisting of Port, — Pale, Brown, and Golden Sherries, —and Madeira. Apply to t hi. iiiCKaUN oL vu. Wellington, October 7, 1851. Wool. THE UNDERSIGNED are Cash Buyers of Wool. They are also prepared to make liberal advances on W<ool consigned .to their Correspondents in London. Robert Waitt, Wellington. D. M. Laurie, ~ ‘ Fort Cooper. October Bth, 1851. Drapery, Hosiery and Haberdashery., Ex “ Duke of Portland.” now landed, and on sale at the stores of the undersigned : PRINTS, Calicos, Hollands, Moleskins, Cords, Cantoons, Bed Quilts and Ticks, Hosiery and Gloves in great variety, Clark’s best Reel Cotton, Netts, Lace, Edging, &c., &c. J. Burne. Lambton Quay. To arrive by next vessel;— Silks, Muslins, and Muslin .de Lains. Wellington, October 8, 1851. Notice. r pHE Undersigned are prepared to receive _L Goods into their Bonded Warehouse at reduced rates free of Wharfage. , TT W. Hickson & Co. Wellington, 27th September, 1851.

To be Let, rHE BklCk BUILDING known as Boulcotfs Store, on the Beach, next to Mr. Tankersley’B; with the land adjoining; also, a piece of land adjoining the premises of Johnson & Moore, comprising about 30 feet frontage to the Beach, For further particulars apply io Jas. Kelham, Exors. to the estate of the late Joseph Boulcott. Wellington, September 5, 1851. Notice. THE UNDERSIGNED are prepared to Warehouse Goods in their new Bonded Store. t, , „ . Bethune & Hunter. .Exchange Buildings, Sth September, 1851. Now on Sale, Ex '‘Duke of Portland,” from London, I O PACKAGES well assorted Stationery, ‘ j Account Books, Wrappine, and other kinds ot Paper, &c. 4 cases and 1 bale Drapery from Pawson & Co., containing a capital lot of Gent.’s a weed, Ruling, Plaid, Drill, and Cassinette Coats Gent.’s Enamel, Alpaca, Fishing, and Cloth Brain Hats \ Blue Shirts, White and Regatta Shirts, Trousers, Prints Grey Calico and Long Cloth, Pocket and Neck Handkerchiefs N ew Zealand Maps, by Arrowsmith, iust published ' ' An assortment of Black Satin Vests Fancy Clay Pipes Qcista Hica Coffee Octobers, 1851. " VyANTED, a Bullock Driver; he would V T require also to be a good Milker of Cows. . Apply to J, Fitchett. Ohno, October 10, 1851.