Sale of Leasehold. Property, Firewood, Dairy Cattle, Firewood, -and Effects.
MR. ALLEN will jellbv auction/on Wednesday, 25th January, on the Premises, opposite the Post-office, ■HuttJJridge, (by direction of the Proprietor, who is proceeding to-the interior), Q COWS, in full Milk, warranteH quiet 3 Store Pigs, Cart Bed and two Wheels Dairy, Farming, and Garden-Implements Mangle, Set of China A few Books, sundry Crockery Ware Household Requisites and Effects Lease of the Premises, consisting «f 'large Garden, planted with Fruit Trees and Vegetables, a good 4-roomed 'Cottage, Dairy, Cow Shed, and 2-stall Stable, 'held for a term, of which 1 7 years remain unexpired, at • the Jow-rent of £5 per annum. ALSO, The' Lease of 4 Acres of Land, with about 700 Cords of Firewood, conveniently situated on the road side, at a short distance from : town.
TERMS AT SALE.
Sale to commence at 1 o'clock. "January 14, 1854.
Commodious Freehold Family Residence.
ELIGIBLE INVESTMENT for CAPITALISTS.
MR. JAMES SMTTHhas received instruc tions from the Proprietor, John Gibson, Esq., (who is about settling at-Whanganui), to sell by public auction, at his Mart. Plimmer's Wharf, on Thursday, 25th January next, THAT very desirable arid commodious TOWN RESIDENCE and ACRE, No. 629, pleasantly situated on the Tinakori Road, now hr the- occupation of the Proprietor, and adjoining "the residence 6f"N. Levin, Esq. The House consists of Dining, Drawing, and Breakfast Rooms, with "five Bed Rooms, ""Kitchen, two Servants' "Rooms," Closets, &c, together with good Stabling- and Outhouses, the greater portion of the buildings 'having slated roof. The Auctioneer calls particular attention to this fine" Property, which commands one of the most interesting views of the Harbor and Town of Wellin£tonrarid is w'thj|^a convenient distance of the centre of Bu^p^3. |£ " The Proprietor bavin ef recently made a considerable outlay on the Premises, which are now in a thorough and substantial state of repair, they «ay be deemed- in every respect suited to the wants and comfort of a large family. Terms 25 per cent. cash, arid the remainder by 3. 6, 9, and 12 months' bills in -equal pro- : portions. l > Title; Crown Grant.
The House may be viewed from 10 to 12, and from 3 to 6 daily. Plimmpr's Wharf, *- "* •*■- Janaar}*lB, 1554- .* / ; On and Risk ofiOKTfcoxn itjmay: ib^K * Concern.:^ -
DiS. JAMES SMITH hagfen instructed to sell hv Public Auction, atljißjKJsßS. Bethune ■■■& HuNT"liß's Bonding «tfl¥es, on Thursday, 26th January instant/ ex "Rajah" from London, or. account and f"isk of whom it may concern, being more or les^ damaged by sea water, H I?Z H + 339^ CASE containing—
'Hudson's Washing and Baking Powder, Carbonate Soda, Epsom Salts, Pulverized Tartartic Acid, and Rotten Stone. Sale to commence at 12 o'clock precisely . Pli-nmer's Wharf, JJanuary 21, 1854. t
lf?apital Busivvpss Premises, and- Duelling House, Cottage, &c. Important Sale of Freehold Town PrJyerty.
MR. JAMES SMITH has received instruc tion"! from Mr. Charles Howe, Boot Maker (who is leaving the colony) to sell by public Junction, at Plimmer's Wharf, on Thursday ■^lert, the 26th January, "HPH AT really valuable and substantially built Property, now in the occupation of Mr. Howe, as Shops and Dwelling House, 'beinsj centrally situated in Dixon-street. The premises consist of two commodious Shops with street frontages, and four good Rooms attached ; also, (having separate en*.trance) three convenient Rooms. "Kitchen and Out-houses, besides a Cottage of Two moderate sized Rooms, the latter portions of the Property i J being let a rental of 12s. per week. j Belonging to these premises there is an ex- - cellent Garden, weU stocked with Fruit Trees, arid a good WellJtfZWater. The above desiable Freehold is now to be submitted tothe hammer, solely on account of the ProprietoT^G eing about to leave the settlement, and -affords an opportunity which seldom occur* 1 , of obtaining immediate possession, of an investment rapidly rising in value, in a situation which, from its central pofjjKjn, in the midst of a populous .neighbou/h^^.^rrdjfin close proximity Shfppingf*and Bank, is adrovrably v ;ada.ufe^,^Tor jM>emesg purJ^ . Will be sold Jnjone lot^ 11111111- * Title-^ro^^ranjßMijj^Wß "Tor further particulars apply H^^^^^hee^ Sale to commence athalf-pasf One.'o'x'ldck: Plumper's Wharf, ' jWF^ 7 January 21. 1854. "^L&l?^
3* First "Wool Ship for London. *^j| **** jrfSj^ HP HE fine fast-sailing- A I for ■ I3§§§£ 1S years Bar q ue ADMIRAL y«sggasi» QRENFELL-, 324 tons register, gVWiiliaraM'Olelland commander, will commence on her return fr%a Sydney, anditail -for, Londonr£-out the middle of April. , \^jff TJiis^ajpndid vessel has superior acconfmodation^S.' limited 'number of Cabia PassenTor freight or passage, apply to ' * BETHUNE & HUNTER,
j ' LEVIN & CO. - -«u5; Exchange Buildings, January 7, 1854.
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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume IX, Issue 885, 25 January 1854, Page 2
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