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Westport Times, Volume II, Issue 231, 28 April 1868, Page 3

THIS DAT, TUESDAY, APRIL 28. At 2 o'clock. Ketch mart. To Charleston Merchants, Masters, Mariners, and Others. TNO. mttneo <J instructed by the owners, will sell by public auction, on board, THE KETCH MART, Alongside the G-ovefnment Wharf. In drawing the attention of intending purchasers to the above sale, the auctioneer feels Confident in recommending tha Mary as second to none of her tonnage for her carrying or sailing 'Capacity. Terms—One-third cash; the balance by acceptance at three and six months. JNO. MUNRO, Auctioneer.

PRELIMINARY NOTICE. TUESDAY sth MAY, 1868, AT 11 O'CLOCK SHARP. PHCENIX BREWERY Lately occupied by Messrs Sperrs Clarke. npHOMAS DWAN & CO., Instructed by the Mortgagee, will sell by Public Auction on the premises, in the Town of Charleston-, that very extensive and valuable property the PHCENIX BREWERY, MACHINERY, UTENSILS and STOCK IN-TRADE : THE BREWERY Consists of one large building about 150 ft. long by 50ft.. wide, with Cooler the lower story has four rows of Stillings, capable of cleansing sixty hhds. of Ale at a time, with an attached Iron Boiler well set in fire bricks and Iron work with Corkscrew flue to Stack.

THE MACHINERY and UTENSILS Consist of one Richmond & Chandler's Malt Mill on an improved principle capable of crushing 30 bushels of malt per hour. One 1000 gallons Mash Tub. One 1500 gallon Gyletun. One 1503 gallon Underback. One 2000 gallon Cooler made of American clear plate. One 1000 gallon Iron Boiler i-inch plate. •2 Thermometers, 1 |Saccharometer, 3 No. 5 Douglas's Pumps in good order, 300 empty Casks of all sizes with all the smaller articles of use in the trade and capable of carrying on brewing on an extensive scale-, together with the balance of the Stock, consisting of 20 hhds. of Ale, 2 bales of Hops, with a lot of Sugar and Malt. ALSO. i- Share in the Coal mine in the rear of the Brewery, formerly owned by Mr Mann, and now supplying the town with fuel. Immediately after the Sale of the above will be sold the House heretofore known as MR. ALCORN'S STORE in Princes Street, and now occupied by Mr Ellis.

The shop known as CHEISTENSON'S JEWELLERY SHOP and right to section on which it stands in Princess Street, and next the Bank of New South "Wales. S"or further particulars apply to THOMAS DWAN & CO., Licensed Auctioneers, Charleston.