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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume VIII, Issue 699, 14 April 1852, Page 2

Important Sale of Freehold and Leasehold Properties, TO CLOSE A PARTNERSHIP CONCERN. JVTR. WAITT has received instructions from William Hickson, Esq., to sell by public auction, on Wednesday, the 14th inst., on the premises, Te Aro, at one o’clock, The following Valuable Properties, viz.— Two-thirds of Town Acre, No. 210, on Te Aro, being Freehold, with those valuable Brick Bonded Stores, Offices, Wooden Stores, Cottages, Dwellings, and Wharf, having also a valuable Frontage to Manners-street. The whole will be subdivided into suitable lots for Purchasers. ALSO, That valuable Leasehold Property situated on Lambton-quay, with that splendid Shop andDwKLLiNG House erected thereon, rented to Mr. S. Robinson, draper, at £lOO a-year. Also that part leased to Mr. Armstrong, saddler, at £l2 a-year: thus yielding £ll2 per annum, subject to a ground rent of £2l : ss. a-year. Lease 21 years from the Ist February, 1850. One Land Order for 100 acres, well chosen, and adjoining Messrs. Taylor and Watt’s Farm, being No. 111 on the right bank of the Wanganui River. Town Section at Wanganui, No. 12G, fronting Harrison and Guvton streets. One Land Order for 100 acres, adjoining Mr. Cook’s section at Manawatu, and nearly opposite Messrs. Kebbell’s saw mills. One Town Acre in Daniell-street, Wellington, No. 884 on the map. Two Country Sections, 100 acres each, at Waikanae. A Plan, shewing the subdivision of the Te Aro Property, will be ready for inspection at the office of the Auctioneer in a few davs. TERMS LIBERAL. LUNCH WILL HE PROVIDED. Wellington, April 3, 1852. Sale of Freehold House and Land, STOCK, FURNITURE, AND EFFECTS, AT THE HUTT. M R. A L L E N IS INSTRUCTED BY MR. J.STORAIt TO SELL DY AUCTION WITHOUT RESERVE, ON THURSDAY, THE 15tii APRIL, OS THE PREMISES, OLD CASH’ GROUND, HUTT, CONVENIENT DWELLINGHOUSE, consisting of Sitting-Room, Two Bed-Rooms, Kitchen, and Dairy, an excellent Garden in capital order, with Paddock adjoining of about two Acres, all in crop ; and the remainder is laid down in Grass. The entire Property contains rather more than TEN ACRES, and is most delightfully situated. _ After which will be sold, the Household Furniture, Dairy Stock and Utensils, Farming Tools and Implements, &c., &c., &c. Sale will commence punctually at 12 o’cZocL April 7, 1852. MR..A L L E N JgEGS to inform the Public that he is instructed to submit to auction, on an early day (unless previously disposed of by private contract) — Those excellent Leasehold Premises situated in Cuba Street, immediately adjoining the premises of Mr. J. M. Taylor. ° There is a frontage of 90ft. x GOft., with a substantial and commodious Dwelling House thereon, consisting of two Sitting Rooms, having a Brick Chimney in each, four Bed Rooms and Kitchen. The House has been very recently built, and is most conveniently fitted up : there is a "ood V/ell of Water and a good sized Garden. For terms and particulars, apply to the Auctioneer. Wellington, April 3, 1852. 1 ED, a situation by a Young Man just out of employment, as Cook and make himself generally useful in a private family. Good references can be given. Wellington, April 11, 1852. To be Sold, a Sargain, THE LEASE of Three-Quarters of an ACRE of LAND, with COTTAGE thereon, within ten minutes’ walk of the Bridge. The lease has eleven years to run, at the rent of £4 per annum. Apply to G. EDWARDS, Manners-street. April 3, IS.j2. Wanted, AT A DAIRY FARM, A MAN who can Milk well, and make himself generally useful. Wages liberal. Apply to G. EDWARDS, Commission Agent, Wellington. = April 3, 1852. On Sale, 500 TONS of the best Newcastle COALS. BETHUNE & HUNTER. Exchange, Wellington, March 17, 1852. Now Landing, ex “William Alfred,” AND ON SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED, ! THIRST QUALITY FLOUR, i n i 2001 b. bags Congou Tea, in half-chests. I I W.’ M. BANNATYNE & CO. i , April 7, 1852. i ‘ For Sale, ! A SUPERIOR Hobart Town MARE, ! rising six years, quiet and sound. Apply to H. B. SEALY. ’ April 3, 1852.