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New Zealand Times, Volume XXX, Issue 4577, 20 November 1875, Page 4

Auctions. MONDAY, 22nd NOVEMBER. TO MERCHANTS, BUILDERS, AND OTHERS. POSITIVE UNRESERVED TRADE SALE. ; Mr. G. H. VENNEL has received instructions to soil by public auction, at his rooms, Hunter-street, on Slonday next, the 22nd'inst‘.— | - 5 qr-casks sherry 40 boxes 3 crown soap 2 tons wire, No. 7,8, and 9 (black) ■ - - 3 cases saddles, with furniture complete 16 kegs iron spikes, 5,6, 7, and Bin, 20 kegs wire nails, 1-4 to Bin. 11 to 13in. galvanised buckets. Galvanised oval tuba 18. and 30in. 30 1 nests Jams, cups and saucers Chance’s glass, various sizes, 14 x 18 to 42 x 40 . Martell’s brandy in bond, in case ‘ Bisquit Debouche, do do .- : ; Tennant’s ale, quarts . ; Do do, pints English hams ... Yellow ochre, and colors various , 50 tins dryers 100 bags maize 200 bags oats - , ' i Dunedin whiskey &c. &c. &,c. Sale at 2 o’clock. The auctioneer will guarantee that the first lot of every line shall be sold without the slightest reservation. •’ [ SALE—MONDAY, 22nd NOVEMBER, j THURSDAY, 9th DECEMBER. [ EXTENSIVE LAND SALE. MR. J. H. WALLACE, Estate Auctioneer, will hold his next extensive land sale December 9, 1875. Parties desirous of embracing this opportunity, will oblige by giving early notice for publication in the next catalogue. PRELIMINARY NOTICE! The Trustees in the Assigned Estate of Messrs. H, BENTLEY AND SON, Masterton, will offer by public auction, at an early date, valuable freehold allotments under Lands Transfer Act, being subdivisions of Sections Nos. 57 and 58,. Masterton, small Farm Block. Full partic j. s.: D. T. Wellington, November 18, 1875. Money HE NEW ZEALAND TRUST AND LOAN COMPANY (Limited). £IOO,OOO to be advanced on security of free- ; hold land, or of freehold combined with stock. The rate of interest will vary with the amount of the loan. Apply to LEVIN & CO. ; Money to lend.—£3ooo t« lend on; approved freehold or leasehold secun- : ties, insums of £IOO and upwards. MOORHOUSE & STAFFORD, Solicitors, Wellington. ulats in later advertisement. I. THOMPSON, I Trustees STUART, \ iruatees - Hotels PANAMA HOTEL, Taranaki-street, WM. LIGHT, Proprietor. Superior accommodation for families, permanent boarders, and visitors to Wellington. One of Thurston’s best billiard tables cn the premises. Good stabling. Commercial hotel, WILLIS-STREET. MRS. POWER (late of the Dunedin Hotel, Hokitika, West Coast), begs to inform her friends and tne public that she has taken the above hotel, and whilst thanking them for past favors, assures them that nothing shall be wanting on her part to merit a continuance of the same. Wines and Spirits of the best brands. First-class accommodation for travellers and boarders. Billiards. Good Stabling. NOLDEN FLEECE HOTEL T PAKURATAHI. The above Hotel having undergone a orough renovation, and been refurnished roughout, the Proprietor begs to inform the a veiling public that, he, is in a position to ovide accommodation equal to any house on ie read, and begs to solicit a share of patron;e. WINES and SPIRITS of the best ■ands. A new twenty-four stall Stable is st completed, and every attention will be dd to horses. Good secure paddocks for ock. F. W. HODDER, Proprietor. CLUB HOTEL, MART ON, W. R. Prosser, Proprietor. ■ W, R. P. having entirely rebuilt the above hotel, has the best of accommodation in the district to offer his patrons. Commodious sample rooms and apartments for commercia travellers. First-class stabling and secure paddocks., -VTTATERLOO HOTEL, KAIWARRA, VV ’ George Bockett, Proprietor. Good accommodation for pleasure parties.A skittle-ground .adjoins the hotel, and no effort will be wanting on the part of the proprietor to secure the comfort of visitors. R OYAL HOTEL, THORNDON-QUAY. The Proprietor of the above Hotel begs to inform his patrons and the public of Wellington that, having opened the new premises, he has re-stocked it from bond, ex Halcione and late arrivals. Visitors will find that nothing lias been neglected on his part to secure their comfort. The billiard-room is extensive, and supplied with one of Alcock’s best tables, and the house has been furnished throughout in Mr. Webbe’s best style, : JOHN MAGINNITY, : N.B.—Champagne, hock, claret, burgundy, and three-star brandy, unrivalled in the colony. ■ Re-opening of the astor house, : New York City, BY ALLEN AND DAM. The ASTOR HOUSE having been entirely renovated, with modern improvements and newly furnished, will be opened as a first-class hotel, on the European plan about September 1, 1875. The business public will And it one of the most comfortable and convenient in the city, the rooms being unusually large, light, and airy. One of Ottjs, Brothers’ elegant Passenger Elevators will run all day and all night, the best of servants will be employed, and no pains will bo spared for the comfort of its patrons. Main entrance on Vesey-street. Rooms, $1 to $4 a day. , : The ROTUNDA has been elegantly fitted as a RESTAURANT, and will furnish all the delicacies of the season. The finest oysters in the country, a specialty. The Bar will bo sup- , plied with the choieest'wines, liquors, ales, :&c. Allen and Dam, Proprietors. Gopvebmepb K. Lansing,.Manager..I i ■'VrORXC HOUSE,'PRIVATE FAMILY JL HOTEL, TERRACE, (Opposite the; Theatre). ; This old-established 1 Hohse has been refurnished, and is now ready to receive permanent Boarders and Travellers. York House is pleasantly and healthily situated, commanding a good view of the harbor and city. Tho speciality of York House will be comfort, combined with moderate charges. P.S.—A cold luncheon will bo on the table from 12 to 2 o'clock daily. J, MOREY, Proprietor.