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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume VIII, Issue 674, 17 January 1852, Page 2

UNRESERVED SALE. Mr. ALLEN WILL SELL BY AUCTION, On TUESDAY next, the 20th January, AT THE Wellington Auction Room, 2 hhds. Gin 2 hhds. Brandy J qr. cask Sherry 1 Do. Port A LAPvGE SAIL Tumblers, Wine Glasses, Knives and Forks Slop Clothing, Pilot Cloth and a Variety of other Goods. Further particulars in future Advertisement. Also — About 3 cwt. Port Cooper Cheese. Sale tvill commence punctually at 1 o'clock. January 14, 1852. Sale of CHOICE WINES!.' To close a Consignment. MR . aTI LE N Is instructed by C. E. von Alzdorf, Esq., to submit to Public Competition, AT THE WELLINGTON AUCTION ROOM, On WEDNESDAY next, the 21st inst., A CONSIGNMENT OF ALEXANDER BLACK’S RENOWNED WINES, comprising :— Finest Pale and Brown Sherry in hhds. and quarter-casks Exquisite Pale Sherry in 3 doz. and 1 doz. cases Fine Sparkling Champagne, in 1 doz. cases Sale to commence punctually at one o'clock. TERMS AT SALE. Wellington, January 17, 1852. Valuable Frontages to Lambton Quay. MR W A ITT has received instructions from the Executors of the late Joseph Boulcott Esq, to offer by Public Auction, in the month of February next The Lease for Seven Years of the following first-rate Fl outages to Lambton Quay. Lot I—A Frontage ofBB feet to Lambton Quay, being part of the well known Town Section, No. 511, with the Brick Building standing thereon adjoining Mr. Tankersley’ s Hotel. Lot 2—A Frontage of 33 feet to Lambton Quay, being part of Town Section No. 489, and extending in depth to Wellington Terrace about 119 feet. Further particulars will appear in a future Advertisement, and in the meantime any information may be obtained from the Executors or from the Auctioneer. Custom House Buildings, January 14, 1852.

ANNIVERSARY FETE, 1852. To be held on Thorndon Flat on Thursday, the 22 nd January, 1852. PATRON. His Excellency Sir George Grey, K.C.B. VICE-PATRON. His Excellency E. J. Eyre Esq. GENERAL COMMITTEE. The same as that of 1850, with power to add to their number. SUB-COM MITTEES. AQUATIC SPORTS. Messrs. Geo. Allen Captain Rhodes „ S. Carkeek „ Sharp ~ D. Munn Mr. J. Varnham Mr. J. Muir. RURAL SPORTS. Messrs. J. Docking Messrs. T. M'Kenzie. ~ J. O. Hatnley „ E. Roe ~ J. Johnson „ J. Sutherland „ J. Marriot ~ Jas. Wallace ~ Jas. M*Beth „ Thos. Wakelin ~ John M'Beth „ J. C. R. Wood Aquatic Sports. Sailing Match for Decked Vessels of 20 Tons and under, not less than £lO. Second Prize £2 10. Entrance 10s. Whale Boat and Gig Race, not less than Second Prize £2. Entrance ss. Licensed Waterman’s Boats pulled by two men and no steerer, not less than £<k. Second Prize £l. Entrance ss. Canoe Race, £lO. If the money in the hands of the Committee will allow, additions will he made to the Prizes, with the exception of the Canoe Race. Three to start for each race, or no race. Post entrances. Rural Sports. 1. A Cricket Match.. £5 0 0 2. Shinty Match 3 0 0 3. Gingling Match 1 (in 4. ditto, ditto } j J 5. Foot Race 3 q q 6. Foot Steeple Chase 3 q q 7. Leaping Match (Cat Gallows.) .... OJO 0 8. Hop-Step-and-jump 0 10 0 9. Standing and Running Jump each.. 010 0 10. Throwing the Hammer 0 10 0 11. Putting the Stone 0 10 0 12. Quoit Matches 0 10 0 13. Frog Jumping Race..... 10 0 Charles Clifford, Hon. Treasurer and Chairman. R- J- Duncan, Hon. Secretary. Wellington, January 17, 1851.