Page 2 Advertisements Column 5

New Zealand Herald, Volume II, Issue 334, 7 December 1864, Page 2

Sales frg SATURDAY, DECEMBER 17. AUCTION SALE OF WHARF DUES, WEIGHBRIDGE TOLLS, CRANE DUES, TURNPIKE TOLLS, SLAUGHTERHOUSE FEES, AND WATER RATES. The subscriber has been favoured with instructions from Robeut Graham, Esq., Superintendent of the Province, to sell by public auction, at his stores, Fort-street, on Saturday, 17th December, at 12 o'clock, [| OL 1 S AND FEES. THE TOLLS AND FEES LEVIABLE AT THE TWO GATES, AT NEWMARKET. CONDITIONS. Tho Lessee of the Tolls leviable at tho Gates (Newmarket), must pay tho rent for each month, within seven days after tho commencement of the following month. Ho must engage to deliver up the Toll-houses, Toll-gates, and Barriers, in good repair at termination of lease; and he must provide two approved securities, who will jointly become bound for the fulfilment of these conditions, in a penalty of tho amount of two months' rent. THE FEES LEVIABLE AT THE SLAUGHTER HOUSE, NEWMARKET. CONDITIONS. The Lessee of tho Newmarket Slaughter-liouso, and Fees leviable thereat, must conform to the Slaughter-house Rules and Regulations, as published in the Trovinrial Government. Gazette of 20th November, 1863, and November, 1564. He must pay Ilie lent for each month within seven days after the commencement of the following month, and ho must provide two approved sureties, who will jointly become bound for the fulfilment of these conditions, in a penalty to the amount of two months' rent. Rate of (barges : —2s. 6d. per head for great cattle, and 6d. per head for all other. THE FEES LEVIABLE FOR THE SUPPLY OF WATER FROM THE WATERING PLACE AT WYNYARD PIER. CONDITIONS. The Lessee of the Government Water Tank will , be required to supply water to the shipping, and others, at the usual watering place, Wynyard Pier, when called upon; and will be entiiltd to charge, therefor, Is. i er ton—ls. being the lowest sum payable, even when only a pcrtion of a ton is taken, except in the case of water supplied to the Royal Nary, whiih the Lessee is required to deliver at a charge of 6d. a ton. The Lessee will be required to maintain a hose of ; the usual size and length in an efficient state of repair, tor the delivery of water without leakage. He must pay the rent for each month within seven days after the commencement of the following month; and he must provide two approved sureties, who will jointly become bound for the fulfilment of these conditions in a penalty to the amount of two months' rent. THE TOLLS LEVIABLE AT THE QUEENSTREET WHARF AND WEIGHBRIDGE. CONDITIONS. The Lessee of tho Tolla leviable on the Queenstreet Wharf must pay the rent for each month within seven days after the commencement of the following month. He must provide two approved sureties, who w-ill jointly become bound for the fulfilment of that condition in a penalty to the amount of two months' rent. He will also have the Weighbridge fees, and likewise must covenant to deliver up tho Weighbridge and House in like good order and condition. THE CRANE DUES OF THE THREE CRANES | ON THE QUEEN-STREET WHARF. CONDITIONS. The Lessee of tho Crane Dues will have the three ' Government Cranes upon the Queen-street Wharf handed over to him on Ist January, by the Wharfinger. in an efficient state of repair. The Lessee must engage to maintain the cranes in the like good 1 state of repair and working order during the whole !■ time of his lease of the dues, and to deliver them , ' over to the Wharfinger in an efficient state of repair | at the termination of his Lease. 1 The Lcsse«* must provide tivo approved sureties, ; who will jointly become bound for the fulfilment of these conditions, in a penalty to the amount of two mouths' rent. The Lessee must pay the rent for each month witliiu seven (lays after the commencement of the following month. tin the fall of the hammer, a deposit in cash, will be required from the purchaser, equal to two months' rent, which sum will bo returned to the Lessee, or Lessees, on tho contract Or bond being duly executed to the satisfaction of the Provincial Law Officer. SAMUEL COCHRANE. Auctioneer. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15. CHOICE FREEHOLD BUILDING LOTS. QUEEN-STREET. C. ARTHUR & SON Have been favoured with instructions to soil bv auction, on Thursday, 15th instant, at twelve o'clock noon, at their Auction Chambers, Ellis's Buildings, Queen-street, -I Q VALUABLE FREEHOLD ALLOTMENTS JL tJ of good depth, having frontages to a new street leading lrom Queen-street into Edward-street. I C. Arthur aud Son beg particularly to call the atention of persons engaged in the City to these Allotments as an opportunity for procuring good building sites in the heart of the city rarely occurs. TEEMS: One-fourth cash, the remainder by promissory notes of 3, (3, and 9 months, each bearing 10 per cent., or two fourths n.av- remain on mortgage for 3 years at 10 per cent; if cash is paid tortile wi nln of the purchase money ~2\ per cent, will be allowed on two-fourths of the purchase money. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8. THE NEWMARKET SALE. 1 AA EWES AND LAMBS, for sale, on ThursJ_ \J\J day next, at twelve. ALFRED BUCEXAND. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8. THE NEWMARKET SALE. CHRISTMAS BEEF. OA HEAD PRIME CHRISTMAS BEEF, in «jU superior condition. Grazing will be given if required until the 25th instant. For sale, on Thursday next, at twelve. ALFRED BUCKLANB.