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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 7, Issue 332, 26 February 1863, Page 2

Messr l's widgeon XX A VINO* received instructions from Major Logan, H. M. - LA 57 regt., to dispose of his HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and EFFECTS, MILC H COWS, &c., will offer -the same' to public Competitioiron Wednesday Next, the 4tb . Marcli, 1863, at their Auction Rooms; Taupo Quay, at 12 o’clock (sharp) .; February 26tlr, 1863. ■ - ■ ~ 1 - ~

Henry- Is^on, ; GROCER & TEA DEALER, AV TAUPO -QUAY, - r l ' ' • - Corner of Wicksteed Place, Wanganui. To be let, ■T HE JUTLAND HOTEL, Wanganui. For Particulars apply to the prietor,JAMES SPEED. February 5, 1863. ■WANGANUI. A Golden Chance I TO BE SOLD, OR LET ON LEASE, that well known lucrative Establish-; ; merit,- the : 1 .Wanganui Hotel, at present occupied by JOHN DUNLEA V-Yj- who is retiring from . business.

THE Premises consist of a capacious BAR, fitted up with’ eveiy convenience for carrying -on !a large trade, and a 'TAP-ROOM adjoining, measuring 30 by 18 feet. Connected therewith are three Cellars, capable of containing 500 hogsheads. The other Apartments comprise a Front Parlor—Dining' Rooms—Breakfast Parlor—Kitchen fully furnished and having a patent; Cooking-range—and six; large Bed-rooms. There is. Stabling for six horses, and attached is a substantial Building, 40 by 17 feet, with chimney, capable of being converted into a Theatre, (’oncert-Room, or Billiard-Room, or an addition- to the Hotel accommodations. The Hall connecting the various Rooms is upwards of 70 feet in length. Attached is a well-stocked Flower Garden, cultivated at much expence by the Proprietor. The whole of the Premises are replete with everything necessary for carrying on

an extensive Hotel and Bar business Each of the Booms lias been fitted u] and furnished with a view to coin lor and neatness. This Valuable Property occupies one o the most pleasant and advantageous po sitions in the town of "Wanganui, beim on a corner Section of the Market place close to the regular shipment of Cattle only a few yards from the river, and en joying an extended view of the c- untry and contiguous to most of the Public Offices. The Property will either be Sold or liberal terms, or Let upon a Lease. Foi further particulars apply to D. Anderson. Esq., Wellington, or to the Pivqn-ietor on the Premises. N.B.— The whole of the Buildings have been but recently constructed, and are in excellent condition. February 5, 1863.

To Stock Owners and Capitalists. THE MOST VALUABLE AND LARGEST FARM ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF AUCKLAND; WITHIN ONE HAY’S DRIVE OF THE MARKET, B Y A GO O D ROA D. For sale by Auction, without reserve tit the HaAunarket, on 6th March, at 12 o’clock, * The farm of Mr. w m . Walters situated at PUKBE O H E, about. 30 miles from the City, on the Auckland side of the Waikato river, containing , 2,450 acres of good available Volcanic Land, Avatered by numerous streams, and considerably impro\ T ed by fencing, grasssoAving, aud an excellent fruit garden. . It consists principally of open fern land, fringed Avith forest, leaving 1,800 acres immediately available for the plough. The aboA*e property combines more natural advantages than can usually be obtained on one farm including. Abundance of Water at all times of the year,—good land, thoroughly well sheltered by the surrounding bush . and seyeral ornamental patches of forest, — Pasture for 300 bead of large Cattle, without further expence. Ai*tificial grasses, Avhere sown,; have thriveu well, whilst th.e view from the foot of the Pukekohe Hill, embracing a large portion of the Waikato river, is unsur passed. _ ■ , A considerable portion of the purchase money can remain secured on the property MR. ALFRED BUCK LAND.