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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume X, Issue 1071, 7 November 1855, Page 2

Public Sale. MESSRS. BETHUNE & HUNTER will sell by public auction, at the Exchange, on Wednesday next, the 7th instant, at 1 o clock, 5 PACKAGES of Useful and wellM assorted Ironmongery, Hardware, &c., &c. 2 barrels American Flour 4 firkins Cork Butter 2 cases of Drapery, &c. 2 bales Regatta and Scotch Twill Shirts 2 bales Slops, &c., &c. 1 case Combs, Brashes, &c. 29 coils N. Z. Rope 2 cases Backgammon Boards 25 cases London Bottled Port And various other Goods as per Catalogue. The Goods will be on shew the day before the Sale. Exchange Buildings, November 2, 1855. H ORTON’S LUNACY. Unreserved Sale. MR. JAMES SMITH has received instructions to sell, at his Auction Mart, Noah’s Ark, Wellington, on Thursday, the Bth day of November inst., at 1 o’clock precisely, HE following GOODS, the Property -*■ of Mr.'Frederick Horton, a lunatie r without reserve, Comprising— Saddles, Ladies’ and Gent.’s Harness Ploughs Boots and Shoes Books, &c., &c. Terms of Sale, Cash; and all Lots must be paid for before delivery. JOHN KING,. Manners-street, Wellington, Solicitor to the Estate. 'November 6, 1855. AFTER WHICH, For the Benefit of whom it may concern, 7 bags Barley, damaged by sea water TERMS CASH. ALSO, 2 hhds. Gin, pure white 25 cases Brandy, pale 10 cases Old Tom 12 cases Champagne Noah’s Ark, November 6, 1855. Unreserved Sale. MR. ALLEN has received instructions from Mr. S. Hartley, to sell by Auction on the premises, Lambton-quay, on Friday next, 9tb November, ''THE whole of his extensive Steek-in-Trade, consisting of Guns, Pistols, Powder Flasks Vices, Bellows and Anvil Lock Knives, Scissors, Sheep Shears Door and Chest Lock Keys Gun Implements, Wad Punches Bell Furniture, Brass and Iron Wire ALSO, Sundry lots of Perfumery Oilskin Coats and Moleskin Trousers &c., &c., &c. JBcle io commence at 1 o'clock. TERMS CASH. Wellington, November 2, 1855. PUBLIC AUCTION. Hawkshead, River Hutt. MR. JAMES SMITH has received instructions from W. Swainson, Esq., F.R.S., to sell upon the Premises, on Thursday, 15th November inst., Unexpired Term of LEASE -*- (12 years) of the above well known and unique spot in the Hutt Valley, comprising about 65 acres, more or less, which has been the residence of the present Proprietor for nearly 15 years. The Garden, Shrubberies, Orchard, and Grounds, comprise about 7j acres, and as the Materials of the old buildings, are mostly on the spot, a smaller residence,, or gentleman’s cottage, can be built immediately, and at a comparatively small expense, in one of the most picturesque and enchanting spots that can be found in the valley. There are three fine Paddocks, containing about 7f acres each, well laid down in Grass, fenced, and the Pasture extremely rich. In offering this exquisitely beautiful spot for sale, Mr. Smith considers it quite superfluous to enlarge upon its peculiar attractions. Although close to the road, it is so environed by forest and ornamental trees and plantations, that it is warm and sheltered during the most violent gales. The Grounds have been laid out on the principles of picturesque gardening, and there does not exist throughout the Colony a more lovelv spot, where the retired man of business, or the invalid, can enjoy perfect retirement, and yet be within an hour’s ride of Wellington. AFTER WHICH, Will be exposed for Sale, A quantity of really Useful Furniture 4 trunks assorted Boots and Boots ALSO, 6 valuable Horses and Mares &c., &c., &c. For further particulars, apply to Mr. Swainson ; or at the Auction Mart. TERMS LIBERAL. Sale to commence at 12 o’clock precisely. N cab’s Ark, Novembers, 1855. Freehold Investment. MESSRS. BETHUNE & HUNTER will sell by public auction, at their Land Sale, at the Exchange, on Thursday, the 20th December, 1855, ’T’HAT very desirably situated Dwel- ■- ling House, known as Mount Cook Cottage, near the Barracks. The House contains six good large rooms, and lobby, lined throughout; also four closets, and brick oven.: it has recently been papered.’ and is now in thorough repair: the roof is slated, and the whole is well built. There is a nice Garden well and tastefully planted with ornamental Shrubs and Fruit Trees, occupying one-eighth of an acre portion of Town Acre No. 691. Title—Crown Grant. TERMS LIBERAL. Exchange Buildings, November 2, J 855.