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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume VIII, Issue 749, 6 October 1852, Page 2

"Sale of r urn iture, Fittings, Models, &c, OF THE

THORNDON GRAMMAR SCHOOL.

MR. ALLEN will sell by auction; on Wednesday next, 6th October, on the premises, Hawkestbne Street, Thorndon, TTOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and ■*--*- Effects, comprising Tables, Chairs, Whatnot, Bedsteads, Bedding, Washstands, Pedestal Lamp, Lustres, and Chimney Ornaments, 8-Day Clock, Breakfast and Dinner Services, Glass,&c, Oil Cloth I,'1 ,' Druggett, and the usual Kitchen Requisites, several Oil Paintings, including -one of large' size, " Descent -from the Cross," a few Engravings, and a small collection of Water-colour Drawings, principally New Zealand scenery and subjects, School and other Books, Forms, &cA large Copying Machine Set of Geometrical Models, Compound Microscope, Magic Lanthorn with extra Astronomical Slides, Brass-bound Medicine Chest, &c.,.&c. &c. " Sale to commence punctually at one o'clock. And 410 lot- money charged. The Goods will be on view the day previous to the sale, from 12 till 4 o'clock. September 29,- 1852.

MR. J. ''SMITH'S Book Sale, which was unavoidably postponed in consequence of the inclemency of the weather, will positively take place at His Auction Mart, Plimmer's Wharf, on- Thursday next, October 7th, At 12 o'clock precisely. Plimmer's Wharf, October 6, 1832.

Sale of Books ex " Persia."

MR. JAMES SMITH will sell by auction, at his Mart, on Thursday next, October 7, 22 CASES Valuable Standard and Scientific Works, ordered expressly for this Colony. Particulars in Catalogues. Sale to commence at 12: o 'clock. Plimmer's Wharf, September 29, 1852.

To be Sold by Auction,

.By Messes. LONGDEN & LE CREN, at an early day, of which due notice will be given

in future advertisements, and subject to conditions to be then produced,

ALL that Plot of LAND, with the "^ Storehouses and Buildings, Dwelling- House and Shop erected thereon, compi'ising the Premises erected by, and lately in the occupation of Mr. Richard Beamish, situate on Norwich Quay, in Lyttelton, having 66 feet frontage on

said Quay, and directly opposite the slip. The above Property is held on Lease for a term of 21 years ; is -let at annual rents, amounting to upwards of £200, and is subject to a ground rent of £50. There is a well of good water on the Premises. . For further particulars, apply to James M'Beth, Esq., Wellington ; to the Auctioneers; or to the Solicitor, Mr. C. E. Prichard. September 29, 1852.

Notice.

rPHE Undersigned being about to leave the Colony, hereby gives notice to all Persons having claims against him, to present them immediately for liquidation ; and all Persons indebted to him are requested to pay their - accounts forthwith, otherwise compulsory proceedings will be adopted. ALEX. MACK AY, Watchmaker, Lambton quay. Wellington, Octobei 2, 1852.

Cook's Strait Mining Company.

restrictions which prevented the -*- formation of a Company for the purpose of working Copper and other Minerals, in the Nelson District, being done away with, a Prospectus of a Scheme for that object will shortly ■be issued. W. L. WREY, Mineral Surveyor. Nelson, September 24, 1852.

For 3STew Plymouth direct,

*g^. nnHE fine fast-sailing Schooner j|§|# X WELLINGTON, Jas. Ferguson >*£s?.&ziss mas t er^ w j][ sa ji on Saturday, the 9th instant. For freight or passage, apply to J. H. WALLACE, or

ROBERT WAITT. Wellington, October 2, 1852.

Under engagement to cany H.M. Mails to and fro fortnightly.

For Nelson,

ON THURSDAY, THE- 7th OCTOBER. a&Eg. HPHE r Clipper Schooner HEN- - 1 - RIETTA, John Adam commander.

HERVEY, JOHNSTON, & CO. Lombard-street, '. - September 29-/-1852.

For Passengers only.

FIRST VESSEL FOR MELBOURNE, PORT PHILLIP. Anchors at the Wharf, saving Lighterage.

"334. TPHE well-known fast-sailing 4||i A Schooner TWINS, Capt. Sharp, positively sail on Monday, 4th October, and will land passengers and luggage at the quay, Melbourne, thus avoiding considerable expense and inconvenience. Passengers are- requested to complete their engagements at once, to prevent disappointment, as nearly the whole of the cabins are engaged. The vessel will sail positively as advertised (wind and weather permitting.) ' For passage only, having excellent accommodation,, apply to the Messrs. Fbaser, Royal Hotel, or to * v '„ " JAMES SMITH. Jspiimmer's Wharf, .'„ - . September 25; 1852. " . . . • » •' N.B. — The "Twins" .will be laid 'on- the berth on arrival at Melbourne for Wellington direct, being intended as a regular trader between the two" Ports. *' j *•