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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXI, Issue 4878, 9 November 1876, Page 3

Properties for Sale Beauchamp, Campbell, & co. have to Let, or for Sale, for a term of.. years, the eligibly situated and commodious business premises, situated in Victoria Avenue,. Wanganui, between the Bank of New South Wales. and Sharp’s new grocery depot. The above would be admirably. adapted for a large ■ retail concern, requiring central position and spacious frontage. The present premises could be easily and inexpensively converted into a capital (emporium suitable for any trade. Apply by letter, or on the premises, to John Pawson, butcher, Wanganui; or, Beauchamp, Campbell, and Co., Wellington. FOB SALE.—A first-class Plumber’s Business, established over eleven years, centrally situated. in the city, of Wellington, and everything in thorough working order. Terms easy, the present proprietor being com* pelled to leave for England. Apply to FBANCIS SIDEY, Auctioneer. N.B.—The book debts will be sold by tender. , pOE SALE BY TEN DEB., TOWN ACKE, No. 680. The trustees of St. Andrew’s Church invite tenders for the Purchase of the above valuable town acre, which is admirably adapted as a site for a villa residence. It commands a magnificent view of Wellington and its harbor; and is not far removed from the business part of the city. Sealed tenders addressed "Tenders for Town Acre, No. 680,” will be received by Mr. PeterLaing (chairman of trustees), up till NOONof WEDNESDAY, the 15th inst. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. November 7, 1876. - OB SALE.—THE PIE INO A STATION, Comprising—--3600. acres freehold land, greatly improved, fenced, and subdivided Substantial dwelling-house, with good garden and orchard Stables and large barn’ ' ' Woolshed and woolpress (Eobertson’s screw) Sheep yards (double set), and all necessaries for carrying on station operations 3000 well-bred Lincoln sheep 1400 do do lambs 60 head cattle This desirable freehold estate, lately the residence of Bichard Barton, Esq., situate in the: Wairarapa, about twenty miles from. Greytown, and adjoining the property of J. F. Bussell, Esq., is in perfect working order. The fences and various buildings. (nearly new) are in good repair. The sheep are the progeny of rams and owes imported at great cost, and form one of the | finest flocks in the district. Five hundred acres have been ploughed and I laid down in English grasses. I For further particulars, apply to BICHARD BARTON, Fcathcrston ; I Or to JOHNSTON & CO., Wellington. Benjamin smith and co.„ ESTATE AGENTS, Have the following properties for sale : Abel Smzth-stbeet —An allotment, 44ft. x , 132 ft., with house, 5 rooms Bowen-stbeet —An allotment, 36ft. x 82ft. 6in Clyde-quay— An allotment, 17£t. 6in. x 123ft* Hopper-street —Two allotments, each 40ft. 7in. x 78ft. 10in. Hankey-sthebt —An allotment, 78ft, lOin. x 162 ft. 4in. Nelson-street —Several allotments, various frontages Oriental-terrace —Two acres. Nog. 421 and 422 Prospect-place, Tinakori-road—An allotment, 38ffc. frontage, with house, 6 rooms Sdssex-squaee —Two allotments 25ft, and 50ft. frontage Willis-stbeet —An allotment, 30ft. x 159 ft., with house, 4 rooms; leasehold, 12 years W ELLINGTON-TEREACE —An allotment, 55ft. x 90ft., with house, 11 rooms, and outbuildings; gas and water laid on Kakaramea— Town section 61, \ acre Palmerston —Town sections 47, 48, 49, 613, 633, 687, also for sale or lease, 95 and 96 Patea —Section 293, 50 acres Sandon — Sections 155 and 157, 476 acres; a large proportion totara Adelaide, South Australia —Part of section 1079, Lefevre’s Peninsula Sundry sections in Foxton, Palmerston) Bunnythorpe, Sanson, Feilding, Fitzherbert, Featherston, Haloombe, and Marton, ■ TO BE LET. Wordsworth-stbebt —A 5-roomed house Cambridge-terbace —A 4-roomed house withlarge garden Kent-tebrace —A 7-roomed house Manners-street —A 17-ropmed house Note. —A complete list of Town and Country Properties for the month of OCTOBEB is now ready, and may be had on application at the offices of BENJAMIN SMITH AND CO., LambtOn-quay, next Odd Fellows’ Hall. FJiO WN' O F HALOOMBE. MANCHESTEB BLOCK, MANAWATU. The town and suburban sections of Haleombe are open for selection at the upset prices, without any conditions aa to building' or other improvement. The terms of payment are a deposit of 20 per cent., paid on application, the balance to be paid within six months thereafter. The title, under the Land Transfer Act, will be given on payment of the balance. Lithographed plans showing the numbers, areas, and prices of the sections, may be obtained at :—• •Marton, at Mr. Watt’s store Bull’s, at Mr. DalzieU’s .Hotel Sandon, at Mr. Oakley’s Hotel Palmerston, at Mr. Linton’s office Wellington, at Mr. B. Smith’s office Feilding and Haloombe, at the Corpora- ■ tion offices. ' A few acre sections at Haloombe, with cottages built thereon, will be open for sale to bona fide residents, on easy terms of deferred.’ payment. . For further information, apply at the offices of the Emigrant and Colonists’ Aid Corporation (Limited), Halcombe or Feilding.. A. FOLLETT HALCOMBE, Agent E. &C. Aid Corporation (Limited). . Wanted A GENTLEMAN, recently arrived from. England, desires an engagement as Accountant or Bookkeeper •in a public company or merchant’s office. He has had many years’ experience in one of the leading insurance offices in London, and can produce good testi monials. Address, Accountant, Post Office, Greytown, Wairarapa. WANTED, a billet as Barman ; town-or country. First-class references. Address 0.K., office of this paper. WANTED, a Partner, either sleeping or active, but latter preferred, with-,a. view to increasing business operations, with .a capital of from £SOO to £IOOO, in the ironmongery and manufacturing line, and doing a fair. I business in an excellent retail stand. > Person | must be of steady habits. Address, Z., office of . this paper. . ■; ■ WANTED to Sell, a good aeoond-baijd . ~ Pianoforte, by Allison: and Allison. Apply office of this paper. WANTED KNOWN, that O. Broadbent, Watchmaker and Jeweller, has removed from Cuba-street to those now shops adjoining the Duke of Edinburgh Hotel, where he has open with a very choice selection of new goods . < ■ • . TTANTED KNOWN that twenty men > can be aceommodated at Thomas’s ning-rooms, Manners-street,- Terms inodec. All meals, M.