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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume VIII, Issue 663, 10 December 1851, Page 2

THIS DAY. Cargo of the “ DON JUAN,” from Sydney. MR. WAITT has received instructions from Messrs. Win. Hickson & Co. to sell by Public Auction, at their Stores, Te Aro, On Wednesday next, the 10th inst., AT TWELVE O’CLOCK • OQ/d BAGS Superior Adelaide FLOUR, 2001 b. bags. 10 half chests superior Souchong Congo 55 bags White Siam Sugar 16 „ Crushed Lump „ 10 „ No. 1 Company Pieces „ 2 hhds. Loaf „ .3 casks Treacle 1 „ Carolina Rice 72 bags Manila Coffee 50m. Nos. 2 and 3 Govt. Manila Cigars 2 cases Cloves 1 „ Pearl Sago 5 bags Walnuts 10 casks Dried Apples 1 case Liquorice 1 „ 9 tins N ormandy Pippins . 10 bags French Dates 2 cases Prunes in tins 2 Cheese 4 „ jib Mustard 1 „ Salad Oil 6 „ Castor Oil 6 „ pint Pickles 10 tierces Port Phillip Beef, without Bones 40 boxes Soap 4 ~ Belmont Sperm Candles 88 Mould \ ~ 10 Coleman’s Starch 5 tons Liverpool Salt 45 kegs Whitelead 40 „ Black Paint 3 Hhds. superior Brandy 4 qr. casks „ 4 Hhds. B. P. Rum 5 octsvts Slioyry Wino ■ Terms: Liberal, at Sale. Lunch at Twelve o’clock. Wellington, sth December, 1851. Notice of Land Sale. MR. JAMES SMITH’S important and extensive SALE OF TOWN AND COUNTRY LANDS has been fixed to take place at his Auction Mart, Plimmer’s Wharf, on WEDNESDAY, the 24th December inst. Particulars in hand bills. LUNCH WILL BE PROVIDED in Mr. Laing’s usual style at half-past Twelve o’clock, and- the Sale will take place precisely at ONE o’clock. Terms—Liberal. Plimmer’s Wharf, 10th December, 1851.

FREEHOLD House and Land Sale in a valuable and improving situation in Town. MR. JAMES SMITH has received instructions from George Moore, Esq., to offer for imperative Sale the following Valuable Town Allotment, Buildings, &c., (uncleared at the last Land Sale) at his next Land Sale, on WEDNESDAY, the 24th day of December instant, at his Mart, Plimmer’s Wharf:— All that Valuable Frontage to Lambtonquay, comprising—sl feet frontage by about 135 feet deep, in accordance with the plan exhibited at the former Sale marked No. 2, with the extensive buildings thereon, formerly occupied by Lieutenant-Colonel Gold. The Buildings on the plot have been erected at a cost of upwards of *BOO, and the Premises are admirably suited, at a trifling cost, to be converted into a first-rate Family Hotel, being in a highly favourable position in the principal thoroughfare to the Country Districts. Plimmer’s Wharf, Dec. 10, 1851. MR. JAMES SMITH has received instructions from Richard Baker, Esq., J. P., to sell at his great Land Sale, which will takq place on Wednesday, the 24th December inst, the following valuable Freehold Land, viz.:— 1 Bonii/tn nf IftA orrnn a-J -a ITT, t • .. — "eres, s.vumcu at vy auganui, well known as the Shakspeare Cliff property. Also—--1 section, 150 acres, at Rangitikei, beautifully situated between the Tuturui Stream end tneßangitikei River (adjoining the land of J. T. Tylee, Esq.) Wellington, December 10, 1851. Waterloo Hotel, Kai Warra. MR- A.Lbkk, 1' HEESE begs most respect" . ful 'r to „quaint his Friends, and the Public of Wellington, that the License of the above Hotel has been transferred to him, and he trusts that by keeping constantly on hand a stock of the choicest Wines, Beers, Spirits, • V v” . , obtain that liberal patronage with which he was favored when he lately held the Freemasons’ Tavem. The Opening Ball and Supper Will take place on THURSDAY, the 18th instant, at nine o’clock. Tickets to admit a Lady and Gentleman—7s. 6d.; Single Ticket —ss. To be had at the New Zealander ■ rora Tavern; Barrett’s Hotel; Wellington Hotel; Royal Hotel; Caledonian Hotel; and at the bar of the Waterloo Hotel. An excellent Quadrille Band will be in attendance. December 10, 1851. For Sale. I DECEPTION, a Chesnut Gelding, 6 years JL7 old, by Ridalesworth, own brother to LieutenantTrafford’s well-known mare Naenae. This horse has never started in any race, and is consequently eligible for the ensuing Produce Stakes. He is perfectly sound, and can be seen at H. Wintrjngham’s Lii ery Stabies, Te Aro. Wellington, December 10, 1851.