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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume XIV, Issue 1450, 25 June 1859, Page 2

SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, &c. AT KAI WAURA HOTEL, MESSRS. SMITH & CO. will sell by order of Mr. William Auiiott (who is retiring to the country), nt the Hotel, Kai Warm, by public unction, on Monday, 27th June, 1850, the following, viz G) SUPERIOR Round and Mahogany .-••• Tables 2 superior square top Mahogany Tables 2 , t large Sofas 2 ~ small n 1 handsome Chest Drawers 1 „ 4.postßedstead,with Mattress complete 1 single Bedstead 2 Children’s „ Large Arm and Rocking Chairs Chi dren’s Chairs and Cradle 3 Glass Cases Sluffed Birds 2 good American Clocks 1 large Dresser and Capboard Large Mahogany Tea and Knife Chimney Ornaments Plated Silver Teapot and Stand Toddy Kettle, Soup Tureens 1 set Plated Dish Covers Fenders and Brass Fire-irons Kitchen Utensils, Crockery, &c. 2 sets Candle Moulds, Hamess, Tubs, Buckets Bathing Pan 70 gallons, Chum, Cheese Vat, Milk Dishes, Harness, Water Bath with Brass Tap, Corks, Boards and Scantling 1 capital Whale Boat, with Sails and Oars ALSO, 2 good Horses 2 superior Bleeding Sows Goats, Poultry, &c , &c. Sale at Half-past Twelve o’clock. TERMS AT BALE. June 21,1850. ' PUBLIC SALE OF BOOKS. MESSRS. BETHUNE & HUNTER will sell by Public Auction, at the Exchange, on Thursday and Friday, the 7th and Bth July, 1850, commencing each day at One o’clock, A CONSIGNMENT of BOOKS from G. H. Bohn, Esq., of London, ns per Catalogue, including—Bohn's Standard, Classical, Antiquarian, Philological, and Illustrated Libraries; and works in all departments of Science and Literature. Exchange Buildings, 27th May, 1859. VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTIES IN WELLINGTON, TO BE LET. TO BE LET, the Premises situated at the corner of Willis street end Manners street, opposite the Union Bank, at present occupied as Offices by the Commissariat Department. There is a fireproof brick safe in one of the rooms. Possession can be given on the Ist October next. ALSO, The Premises in Willis street, adjoining the above, at present occupied ns Offices by 11. M. Ordnance and Engineer Department, containing 0 Rooms, with Outhouses in the rear. Possession can be given on the Ist October next. ALSO, The Premises in Willis street, adjoining the above, formerly occupied by Messrs. Jeffitres and Jacka, ns a joiner's workshop. 'lho land has a frontage of 66 feet to the street. Possession of these premises can be given immediately. ALSO, The large and commodious two-stories Warehouse, Office, and extensive yard, having hji entrance from Willis street and Manners street, at present occupied by lI.ML Commissariat department. Possession can be given on the Ist October next. For further particulars apply to WILLIAM HICKSON & CO. Wellington, June 24, 1859. WALTER POWELL & CO., Wholesale Ironmoxoerb and Iron Merchants, 7 Swanston-street, and 103 Flinders-street, East, MELBOURNE, ARE in receipt of Regular Shipments of English and American Hardware, and have always on hand a Large and well Assorted Stock of Brushware, Cutlery, Brass Foundry, Files, Saws, HoVoware, Gunpowder, Twines, Ewbank’s Patent Nails, from 1 to 6 -inches, as also a General Assortment of Shelf Ironmongery, Bar, Hod, Sheet and Hoop Iron, BB Crown brand, Morewood’s Galvanized Corrugated Tin'd Iron, from 4 to 8 f et lengths, 21 & 26 gauge „ „ Plain Sheet Iren 24, 20, 28 Gauge M „ Roofing Tiles, 24 and 28 „ » h Slip Joint Gutter, Down pipe, heads Shoes,Brackets, Nails, Screws, <fcc. Tupper and Company’s Galvanized Corrugated Iron, from 4 to 8 feet lengths, 21 and 26 Gauge ~ ,» Corrugated Roofing Tiles, 28 „ Sheet Zinc, Nos. 8,9, 10, in casks of 5 cwt. each Agricultural Machinery ami Farming Implements Fencing Wire, Black and Galvanized American Spades, Shovels, Picks, Handled Axes, Tomahawks, Churns, Wash Boards, Pick and Axe Handles, Brooms, Pumps, Wheelbarrows, Sluice and Manure Forks, Buckets, Washing Tubs, Clothes’ Pegs, and Shelf Hardware, from the best Manufacturers. All orders accompanied with a Remittance or satisfactory reference, will receive prompt attention. LAND ON DEFERRED PAYMENTS SOCIETY. r I HIE Seventh Monthly Meeting will be held A at the Lyceum ’lheatre, on Monday evening, the 11th July, at 7 o’clock precisely. At half-past 8 o clock the proceeds of the Monthly Subscriptions will be allotted to applicants by Ballot;-—preference will be given to Members desiring the amount of one Share only. Deposit Account.—The Committee will be prepared to receive deposits of one pound and upwards upon the following terms;—On deposits at call (fourteen days notice), Interest will be allowed at the rate of Five pounds per cent, per annum. On deposits for Six Months and upwards. Interest at the rate of Six pounds per cent, per annum. By order of the Committee, WILLIAM ALLEN, ▼ Manager. June 15,1859. NOW LANDING, -Ex W AQASTA,“ and “ALFRED THE GREAT,” 1 O Annealed Fencing Wire, 4 to 8 10 cyt. Fencing Staples 2 packages Strainer’s 'fools, Ac. 5 frames Sheathing Felt B frames Roofing Asphalt 2 cases Scotch Cart Harness 1 case Leading Harness 1 „ Saddlery 12 ~ Stationery 100 barrels Bridge's Stout, quarts and pints 20 hhds. XX Stout 20 qr.-casks Brandy 2 cases Ironmongery 2 ~ Swing Tray Looking Glasses 2 „ Mahogany Camp Tables 2 „ French Polished Mahogany Dinin" Tables 3 ~ Chairs 1 Rhodes’ patent Guard Tent, India Rubber India Rubber Cart (Jovers 2 trunks Waterproof Clothing 1 case Flannel Shirts 1 case Boys* Blue Serge Shirts 1 trunk Florentine Shirts 1 „ Boys’ ~ 0 „ Long Clorii Shirts 5 „ Regatta Shirts 3 „ Cheviot Tweed Trouserp 1 „ „ Coats 1 „ Boys’ Tweed Clothing 2 „ Bedford Cord Trousers 2 „ Worsted ~ 1 ~ Prussian ~ 1 „ Royal Ribbed Mole Trousers 3 „ Reefing J ackets 1 „ Cloth Caps 2 ~ Mixed Seeds Ex “ CHEETAH,” &c, 5 N. S. W. Pole Drays 12 Box and tip up Carts and Drays STUART, KINROSS, & CO,

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