SALE OF
Hors»s. C«rts. Wagreon, Harness, Stock, Agricultural Produce, Implements, &0.,
AT TFTE HUTT.
MB. ATXEN has received instruc'ions from the Proprietor, who is goinjr into the interior, to pell by auction, without reserve, on Monday, 17th April, at the Aglionby Arms, Hutt Brid«*p, Q SPLENDID Young Cart Horses, with Harnes? and Gearing complete 2 Excellent Strong Carts 1 Miller*' Waarsron. quite new "l Chaise Cart and Harness 23 Hen'i nf superior Cattle, mostly Cows, in calf by a favorite Bull 3 Stacks Meadow Hsiy, about 30 tons "3 Acres more or less! Potatoes, in first-rate condition "120 Bushels Prime Oats Sundry Farming Implements, &c., &c, &c. A "fine well bred'BuLt, perfectly quiet. Two 2-year old Colts, by Riddlesworth Every information will be afforded upon application to Mr. Bupcitam, at the Aglionby Arms Tnn, Hutt Bridge. Sdle'to commence at 1 o'clock.
"Terms — Purchases under £50, cash ; above '£■50, approved acceptances at 3 months* date. lunch at 12. April 5,' 1854.
WEDNESDAY, the 19th Awi.,'1854. Public Sals of Merchandise and Books.
MESSRS. P. M.'HERVEY & CO. will sell by public auction, at their Stores, Custombouse Buildings, on Wbdnksday, the 19th
instant, AN Extensive Assortment of Mer- ~^*- chandise, to close various consignments arid accounts. Rafter which, A valuable Selection of Books and Stationery, just landed, ex Clutha, from Leith. The Books are all standard works, particulars of which and of the merchandise will appear in Catalogues. Sale to commence punotually at 1 L o'clock forenoon. TERMS AT SALE. AVel'ington, April 11, 1854.
"Desirable Freehold Property IN WELLINGTON.
"MESSRS. BETHUNE & HUNTER are instructed to offer for sale, by public auction, on an early day (unless previously disposed of by private contract),
A PATFNT PORTABLE HOUSE, -^- 35 by 16, constructed by Hemming, of galvanized' corrugated iron, containing 5 rooms, recently erected on portion of Town Acre No. 148, in Ghuznee Street, together with the Land on which the House is situated, with outbuildings and other improvements. Title to the Land, — A Crown' Grant. Exchange, Bjiildings, April 11, 1854.
Valuable Freehold Town Property. MR.' JAMES SMITH has received instructions from the Executors rf the late Mr. Thomas HENDRY.to offer for public competition, at
""his Auction Mart, Plimmer's Wharf, on Thursday, 20th April, 1854,
HPHAT convenient FREEHOLD x TROPERTY, situated in Webb Street, consisting of "Dwelling House, and Appurtenances, and one -third of an Acre of Land. This desirable Property has free access from tbe south of Willis-street, commands a fine view of the Harbour and surrounding country, and" is capable of 'being made a -commodious residence, at a short and agreeable distance
from tbe centre of business. The Dwelling-house consists of one large 'Room, with moveable Partition, Parlour, and Bed-Room, on the ground floor, with two , 'Bed -Rooms above, all substantially 'finished, and in good repair, with Kitchen, Wood-house, &c. There is-also -a capital two. stalled Stable, a! Garden in front, well stocked with Fruit Trees, ; and- a Well of -excellent Water. I ALSO, An excellent ' Cottage attached, consisting of two Rooms, with Fire-places, and one above, an'! having Garden Ground in front. The above Property may be viewed any time previously to the day of sale, and will be found •upon inspection well worthy the attention of Email capitalists desirous of settling themselves n a comfortable house.
TERMS LIBERAL. Plimmer's Wharf, "March 29, 1554.
fc To Builders. TXT" ANTED, Estimates for Building a ' * COTTAGE on the. other side of Mount Cook. For particukrs, j apply at fhe Office of this Paper. April 12, 1854.
REMOVAL ! REMOVAL ! REMOVAL 1 ! ! Xondon House Drapery Establishment. To the Ladies and Gentlemen, the Country Storekeepers and others, of the Wellington Province, HPHOMAS EADES, Linen & Woollen -*• Draper, Silk Mercer, Haberdasher, and Lace Man, in returning thanks for tbe unusually great patronage he has received since his commencement in business, begs to inform his
Friends that he has removed from Willis- street to more commodious Premises, on Lambtonquav, lately occupied by Messrs. Bowler, Son, & Co., adjoining the Store of Messrs. Isaacs & Levy. He has just unpacked 27 cases of new goods, suitable for the Autumn and Winter Trade. Mantle, Cloak, and Bonnet Rooms. Ladies are invited to make an early call. WiHis-street, March 29, 1854.
To Let, -with immediate possession,
»T<HE COTTAGE on Wellington -*- Terrace, late in the occupation of H. T. Kemp, Esq., with about a quarter of an Acre of Garden Ground. Apply to G. MOORE, Lambton-quay. April 1, 1854.
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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume IX, Issue 908, 15 April 1854, Page 2
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