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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 5, Issue 270, 28 November 1861, Page 2

:TKu t t«I. OrUe'r bf the .Trustees. The .Entire Stock-in- Trode, In the Assi^ed;'Estate. ; v af/Messjfc*.- S-. Curtis &/Co.. • : ; Y/; "YJfcTILL; Sell Publrc'Aiictien' 1 on tliei Premises, -Taupo Quay, On Thursday;; .T2t;K December next, at/ 11 o’clock, the whole : of the §toch;4n-Trade. of Messrs: S. Curtis and Co., - • .'...•.•'Comprising •. , : ' Wines 4* Spirits "in. Bond Sf Duty paid. Earthen ware,, ‘Tin/vare, Brushware, Cutlery . - .. Fancy Goodsyeßiscuifs in tins, Drapery, Saddlery Jewellery, Clocks/Office Furniture Iron Safe, Patent Platform Scale >An-extensive assortment of Boots and Shoes ■ Td^|,- i ßo6ks,' .Glass/ -&c. &c. &c. ' ‘ particulars in Catalogues...3ubstaMidL:£imA s will -.be provided ait 1 o'clock Nor. 23.1861. • ••• '-'-rA ' : ’Y " r: rr '\'' '■ ‘ < : i> K’ ;.-'o riju'Thursday, 12th December, 1861. Yaluable leasehold and Freehold Properties In Wanganui forSrde, by Order of the Trustees in the Estate of Messrs. S. GURTIS and £ CO, . ' POWELL & CO. Are instructed by the' Trustees in the above Estate to Sell by Public Auction, On the Premises, Tempo -Quay ) on Thursday, the 12th December, ’ '--at IT o’Clock. ; LOT 1. THE Lease of-the Lend and-Warehouse-lately occupied by Messrs. Cuitris and Co., being part; oL Section,3o, Taupo Quay, and by. a<lm<a ureuieut containing 50 feet by-'69 feet,V/vrith a substantial warehouse erected thereon, 25- feet by 40 feet. There rs’ an enclosed Office and good Dwelling House attached, and the' building immediately facing the Diver, and is adapted for carrying on either a large Wholesale or DetailrTrade; . Possession will be given on .lsf January next. ‘ There is an unexj)ired tehrt bf : 8, years from the 31st /fugu«t..last, at the yearly rental of £2O, renewable for a further term of 10 years, at £35 per annum The Lease will be sold subject to a mortgage for £2OO, at per .cent, redeemable by yearly payment* of £ls. - • ; .• ..LOT 2. . . / The Lease of those valuable Town Sections containing 4 Acres, numbered 514 to . 521 and 526 tq 533 inclusive, having frontages to . Bell, Plymouth, and Harrison /Streets, well Fenced, and .with a growing Crop of about 2 acres of Potatoes. The Lease has 14 years to rub from the Ist March last, and is subject, to a rental.of £ls per annum. : 'v ■■• • • '■■■*" : . ■LOT 3. ’ 1 r ’ . - Property. '■■ ■.■ . ‘ . Town Section Kq. 4fi.7dfronting Mathieson Street, a Good Building Site, and near to the Bank ofihe River JFanganui. >■ / ■Also, ' Several valuable.HorseY; for Draught and Saddle—Particulars of which will be given in next week's -Paper./ A Sydney built Town Dray, with pulley and harness, :&c. &o. - • ; - Nov. 28,1861. : t ...

New Goods. Ex TYNE and Late; Arrivals. LADIES’ Straw Hat's,' latest fashions Ladies’ and' t ; G iris’ : Silk; y aud Thread ; .. . . Gloves ’ .7 ; ’ ? ' V’ Black and white -Kid -Gloves; , • Figured aird Book* Mtfslinir 1: ' Furniture Prints, ! 'Oserbfty( . ' Ginghams, .'Prints, 7 'Calicos. ~.r‘ , . Brown Hollands, sAlpaca’s i f 0 . . ■,i . Dungaree, Denhims;:Gobdurgs Summer Dresses, Muslins 1 j v Moreens, slieeting,". . Moleskins, Gd.ttQtV Cdrdfe* J-^king; Striped Shirting,. Apfon. Check, -Carpeting ' • Ladies’ <S’iik.'.Neck .Tigs,;/Ribbons ■ „ Broad Cloth,’ French Merino Tweed. Mole,, and GardTrowsers ’ • Alpaca Goats,■ Cloth',' and Tweed Caps Gent.’s Brazil, Straw jlats-'' Counterpanes, Toilet, s Cp,vers White and Regatta Shirts. , Cent’s" black andfancy’iYeck Ties >»i:i . ■:yavo:> ■ ■ "■ A . large assortment ;oLiStationery, J Groceries, ; jfirard\Var€^" r Ekrtlienwai'e/ ,: '• uHr D2ttnd P.BELL . '• Ndi 28,‘18dE; ; V • ■ For -/’Sale^ A Black A/AltE bred A/iirrayJ 9 years old; a,-first-rate'weight carrying Hack, quiet and sound,? and from her size well suited to breed Draught Stock, with a very handsome CoICFp.M, by Gipsy King. V.T Also. - : o ? A fine Yearling Colt, -by-/Grey Lincoln, out of the above Mare..';. v .: : For Price, $'C., apply to ”■ ’ f A, N. MAG R A TI-1. ? JFanganui, .•= ■■ Nov. 27, 1861. ~.‘■.-■■/j"., WANT Et> to depasture, oil the , usual terms; any.number of sheep, not exceeding five hundred; 'warraitted ifreceived clean to be kept free from For particulars, apply to F.w JOHN P. WATT, , or, ■ f ; D. M. W///JREN ... n .Lily;.Bag& . • ‘' •Noreraber 1861'. .T: