Properties for SaleFOE SALE, a Freehold House in Moles-worth-street. The residence of the late K. Collins, Esq. ; gas and water laid on, and •very convenience. Half the purchase money may remain on mortgage. For particulars, inquire of Mr. John Moore, Terrace. OE SALE.—A Leasehold Station of 4000 acres, adjoining the Township of Otaki, with 3000 sheep and 15 horses. Improvements, boundary fence, woolshed, sheepyards, house, shearing-paddock, and others. Grass seeds largely sown. For further particulars apply to A. J. HADFIELD, Otaki ; Or to EDWAED FEAECE. Wellington, July 29, 1876. TO BE SOLD—Three valuable and eligible acres, Nos. 227, 228, and 229, in Taranaki-street, in Building Allotments to suit purchasers. The situation is undeniable, and suitable for first-class residences. The land is opposite Abel-Smith-street, and in a most thriving part of the city, well adapted for private houses or business premises of any description. The side streets are laid out very suitably for working men, and upon easy terms. Title under Land Transfer Act. Plans to be seenat,and for further particulars apply to S. PAEKES, Land Agent, Dixon-street. FOE SALE. —A very desirable freehold property of 164 acres, being rural section Noi 429, in the township of Foxton. It has a frontage to two roads, and also to the Mauawatu river, and is only one mile from the town. For particulars apply to JOHNSTON & CO.; Or, to ME. J. M. COLLINS, Foxton. FOE SALE.—IOO-AGEE SECTION OF LAND. 60-ACEE SECTION, in Grass. Double frontage to North Makararoad, Makara ; well watered and sheltered. 10 Milch Cows, 2 Heifers, and 4 Yearlings, Pigs, Poultry, &c. There is also a nice three-roomed Cottage, and dairy adjoining, outhouses, &o. For particular's, apply to MESSES. POWEE & BOEDEE, Tory-street. FOE SALE.—A splendid Corner Allotment in Cambridge-terrace, suitable for a shop or private residence, together with a tworoomed Cottage. Apply, 0.E., office of this paper. • ________ Business Notices AME SON, BEOTHEES, & CO.’S PEICE LIST. JAMESON, BEOTHEES, & CO., Wholesale and Eetail Grocers, and Wine and Spirit Merchants, Willis-street (opposite the Scotch Church), HAVE ON SALE--60 half-chests tea (Caton), 2s. 4d. per lb. Superior mixed tea, 2s. Bd. per lb. 40 qr-chests tea, Is. Bd. per lb. 100 boxes tea (Medora), 265. per box 20 boxes Gunpowder tea, 2s. 6d. per lb. 20 boxes Pekoe tea, 2s. 6d. per lb. 6 chests Assam tea, 3s. per lb. English crushed sugars, 5Jd. per lb. Sydney white sugar, sd. per lb., 445. per owt. Sydney light brown sugar, 4Jd. per lb., 40s. per cwt. Brown sugar, 3Jd. per lb., 325. per cwt. Meek’s flour, sacks, 12s. 6d. per 100 Do. lOOlbs., 13s. Do. 501b5., 13s. 6d. Oatmeal, 2d. per lb. ; 15s. per 100 Potatoes, ss. per cwt. Maize, ss. per bushel Wheat, ss. per bushel Onions, IJd. per lb. Split peas, 2-kl. per lb. Pearl barley, 2d. per lb. Canterbury hams (new cure), Is. per lb. Do. bap on do. lid. per lb. Do. cheese (prime), IOJd. per lb. Do. lard (prime), lOd. per lb. 50 kegs salt butter (prime), Is. 4d. per lb. Currants, sd. per lb. Eaisins, 7d. per lb. Arrowroot, Bd. per lb. Starch, white and blue, sd. per lb. Blue, 9d. per lb. Barrett’s twist tobacco, 4s. 6d. per lb. Aromatic tobacco, 4s. 6d. per lb. Cocoa, Is. Bd. per lb. Chocolate, Is. 6d. per lb. Coffee, Is. 6d. per lb. Kice, 3d. per lb. ; 255. per cwt. Dried apples, Bd. per lb. Salmon, lid. per tin Lobster, lid. per tin Sardines (large tins), lOd. Do. (small tins), sid. Fresh herrings, lOd. Assorted sauce, 7^d. Lea and Perrins’ sauce, Is. 2d. Salad oil (pints), lid. Do. (half-pints), 7Jd. Castor oil (pints), lOd. Do. (half-pints), 61d. Pickles (assorted), 10s. 6d. per doz. Johnson’s jams, Bd. per tin Keiller’s marmalade, lOd. per tin Household soap, per bar 6d.; 18s. per cwt. Double Crown soap, per bar, 7d.; 225. per cwt. Pale yellow soap, per bar, 9d. ; 28s. per cwt. First prize soap, per bar, lOd. ; 80s, per cwt. Mottled soap, per bar, Is. Day and Martin’s blacking, 7d. per doz. Plaid vestas, 7d. per doz. ; 6s. 6d. per gross A large stock of wines and spirits always on hand. JAMESON, BEOTHEES, & CO., have much pleasure in informing the public of Wellington that their New Store, corner of Tory and Buckle streets, will be open upon the 22nd of July, with a large stock of groceries, wines and spirits, &c. Note the Addhess— JAMESON, BEOTHEES, & CO., 00-OPEEATIYE STOEE, Willis-street (opposite the Scotch Church). N.B. —No connection with the Civil Service or Brigham Young. JQST All goods delivered Free to any part of the city. jQOWN AGAIN J DOWN AGAIN ! ! A GEEAT FALL IN BACON. Down 4d. per pound at BEAYIS’S OEIGINAL HAM AND BEEF SHOP. E. J. BEAYIS having during the last few months built three substantial buildings of brick and concrete expressly for pork cutting, lard making, salting, and smoke drying, is in a position to supply the public of Wellington with London breakfast bacon all the year round, cheaper for cash than any other house. His present stock, to start with, is about tons, all own curing. It will be sold according to the part or quality—the price accordingly. E. J. BEAYIS is anxious to sell for cash, to enable him to keep up the supply of pork as he sells the bacon. The smokehouse, containing about 3000 cubic feet, is capable of smoke-drying about two tons at one time; therefore,’persons enring their own provisions can have them smokedried at the under-mentioned low rates;— Ox tongues, smoke-dried, 6d. each. Joles, smoke-dried, 6d each. Sides bacon, Is. 6d. each. „ with ham, 2s. each. Hams, Is. each. Other goods in propertion. All goods to bo labelled before sending them to E. J. Beavis, Original Ham and Beef Shop, Willis-street. Prime cuts bacon, reduced to Is. per lb. Other parts, Bd. and lOd. per lb. Lard, reduced from Is. to 9d. per lb. Bound of beef, reduced to 8d per lb. Eeady-dressed ham, 2s. per lb. Prime cheese, lOd. to Is. per lb. Smoked Bath chaps, 9d. per lb. Good butter, Is. per lb. Fine quality do, Is. 2d. per lb. Primest do, Is. 4d. per lb. Wether mutton haras, 2s. each. Pork brawn, Is. per lb. Scotch beef hams, Is. per lb. Boarding-houses and families waited on for orders, and all goods delivered free.
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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXI, Issue 4796, 5 August 1876, Page 4
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