Eligible Investment.
SALE OF FREEHOLD PfO#3RTY.
MR. ALLEN will sell by auction; at the WeU Trngton Auction Room, on Fr day the sth August,
10 FREEHOLD TENEMENTS, situated in Ijutton Place. 1« Aro, now producing a-nett Rental of £100 per annum. HTLE under a CROWN GRANT. Sale 4b commence at 2 tfciodk.
t)n the same flay will be submitted to Public competition, The residue of the Stock in Trade of Mr. Harding, ironmonger, comprising m -general •assortment of Ironmongery Goods. , 1 case Albata Plate of a new and superior ( description, containing Tea and Coffee Setts, tWt Stands. Spoons and Fcrks.Bed-Room and Tillar Candlesticks. : , 1 case Carpenters* Tools, and sundry miscellaneous articles. Also, 1 Lady*s Superior Gold Watch . I 'Gentleman's do. do. 2 tons N. Z. Flour, and Sharps Sale to commence at 1 v' clock. Augtut3, 1853. , t
Bale of Dairy Cattle. MR. ALLEN will sell by auction, at his Stookyard, opposite the Britannia Saloon, Lambton* quay, on ' Saturday next, theiJthAu-i JO HEAT) CATTLE •comprising COWS •HEIFERS ana CALVES To be sold without reserve. Sale toteommer.ee at 12 o'clock. August 2, 1853.
Hutt domination Day.
SA3M OF VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY AT THE KUTT. '
MR. JAMES SMITH has received instructions from Jamss Tatoe, 'Esq., to sell, without reserve, at the Bridge, River Hutt, on Friday, the 12th of August next, THE following Desirable COUNTRY RESIDENCE and COTTAGES, viz. :— That Commoaions FAMILY RESIDENCE pleasantly situated near the Hutt Bridge, and lately in the occupation of Mr. Tame, containing Six Rooms, with convenient Outbuildings, comprising Stables, Saddle Room, Cow and Fowl Houses, Bee House, with Hives in full work, &c. The Grounds attached to the House com.prise about 4 Acres, one acre of which, consisting of Garden and Orchard, is abundantly sopplied with Fruit Trees in great variety, from j 6 to 8 years old, Xjooeeljerry, "Currant, Raspberry, and other Bushes, and choree Beds of Asparagus, Rhubarb, &c. The remainingthree acres are divided into four strongly enclosed Paddocks. There is about 10 years' unexpired Lease, at the moderate ground rental of £10 per annum. Lot 2. The House and i Acre commonly known as Watt's Brewery,, which is divided into two dis? rinct dwellings, each containing 2 large Rooms, and separate entrances. There is an unexpired lease of 10 years, at the low rental of £2 per annum. Lot 3. The House and £ an Acre, lately occupied by Mr. Fox, bootmaker, .on Mr. Tucker's Section, mear the Hutt Bridge. There is an < unexpired Lease of nearly 2| years, at the small rental of £2 per annum. The whole of the above Premises can be viewed by applying to Mr. Keys, at the Hutt Post Office. The Sale wiE taise 'place punctually at £ past U o'clock. Terms, 25 per cent, cash, and the remainder •by approved bills at 3 -and 6 months. Flimmer'a Wharf. Wellington, August 2, 1853.
Public fßale.
MESSRS. BETHUNE & HUNTER have t teceived instructions from His Exckllcncy Sir Geokoe Gbet, to sell by public auction, early in August, ttt Government House, A QUANTITY of HOUSEHOLD ■** FURNITURE, Glass, China, Plated Goods, Books, &c. Catalogues are in course of preparation, and will be issued when the day of sale is fixed, and t"he Goods will be on ahew for two day* previous to the sale. Exchange Bnildingi, July 8, 1853.
For Melbourne, Port Phillip. J^'THE fine fast-sailing Brig Jggg ARION. A 1 at Lloyd's. 365 * lW^** rT tons tmithen, James Rooke -com* mander, will leave this for the above port in 10 days. For cabin passage -only, apply to ISAACS & LEVY, Lambton-quay. Wellington, August 2, 1853.
For HPHE splendid first-class fastjßß& X sailing Barque LORD DUNCAN, s*™^'™' 400 tons register, beloogtog to the Southern Whnle Jiahery Company, R. G. Barton commander; trill sail for London about the 12th August, 1853. For freight or passage, apply to BETHUNE & HUNTER. Exchange Buildings, Ju«eB, 1853. -
For Ahuririf Immtdiatcly on her return, «jflte. JpHE fine fast-sailing Schooner JMp X SALOPIAN, 50 tons, Frederick ***^' Douglas* oomnwnder; willhateiquick despatch. , For freight or passage, apply to 6 JOSKPH TOltR, Lambtnn-^uny. ' July f , 1853.
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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume IX, Issue 835, 3 August 1853, Page 2
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