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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume VIII, Issue 678, 31 January 1852, Page 2

Mr. ALLEN WILL SELL BY AUCTION, On WEDNESDAY next, the 4th Feb., ON THE PREMISES, LAMBTON QUAY, THE remainder of the Stock in Trade, Furniture and Effects of Mr. G. Levy, (who is leaving the colony.) Also. — FREEHOLD PREMISES SITUATED AT TE ARO, Comprising 3 Tenements which produce a rental of upwards of £3O PER ANNUM ; The premises have been recently put into a thorough state of repair, are fully occupied, and offer a most FAVORABLE OPPORTUNITY for the INVESTMENT of a SMALL CAPITAL. Further particulars in Hand Bills. Wellington, January 28, 1852. Sale of Household Furniture & Effects, In consequence of the Proprietor leaving the Colony. MR. ALLEN WIIL SELL BY AUCTION, On THURSDAY next, the sth February, On thepremises of Mr. D. P. M’Euen, Thorndon, Household furniture and EFFECTS, comprising : — Handsome Mahoghany Chest of Drawers Child’s Cot, Work Table. French Bedstead made of Native Wood Tables, Chairs Double Wash Stand and Fittings Looking Glasses, Chimney Ornaments Picture Frames Carpets and Rugs, Floor Cloth 8-Day Clock, Lamp and Shade UscfulCrockery and Glass A small' selection of Books Kitchen Dresser, Block Tin Dish Covers, and the usual Kitchen requisites A few uozen of Port and Sherry Sale will commence punctually at Two o'clock. Wellington, January 31, 1852.

Valuable Frontages to Lambton Quay. MR WAITT 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 Frontages to Lambton Quay. Lot I—A Frontage of 88 feet to Lambton Quay 7, 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. Wellington Building Society. THE FIFTH MONTHLY MEETING of the payment of Subscriptions will be held in the Hall of the Mechanics’ Institute, Wellington, on MONDAY next, the 2nd February, at 7 o’clock precisely. W. Allen, Manager. Wellington, January 28, 1852. ON SALE, At the Stores of the Undersigned, Ex “ Chieftain,” and other late arrivals. FIVE casks and cases GLASSWARE, consisting of— Cut Decanters, quarts and pints ~ Claret do. ~ Tumblers, Wine Glasses „ Champagne Glasses ~ Goblets, Ale Glasses, Finger do. „ Wine Coolers, Pickle Jars „ Sugar Basins, &c., &c. Pressed and Fluted Tumblers ’ Plain Wine Glasses Pickle Jars, Sugar Basins, &c., &c., &c. These are all of best quality, being from the well-known firm of Apsley, Pellatt, & Co. also, — A large collection of handsome Chimney Ornaments Toilet Bottles, &c., &c., &c. A general assortment of EARTHEN WARE, amongst which are a few Breakfast and lea Sets Gioceries and Oilmen’s Stores of every kind 20,000 Manila Cigars, Nos. 2 and 3 Last Coast Maize and Pork &c., &c., &c. William Spinks, Herbert-street, Te Aro Wellington, January 21, 1852. THE UNDERSIGNED are purchasers of Wool, Oil, Whalebone, Flax, and other New Zealand produce, and will advance on consignments to theircorrespondentsin London Sydney or Hobart Town. _ , Bethune & Hunter. Exchange, Wellington, Ist September. 1851. Oats. I BUSHELS best Van Diemen’s Land -H-vxz Seed Oats for Sale. Apply to Robert Waitt. Custom House Buildings, 7th January, 1852.