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New Zealand Times, Volume XLVII, Issue 7926, 8 November 1886, Page 4

Auctions LAERY & CAMPBELL, THIS DAY, MONDAY, Bth NOVEMBER, At 10 o'clock. Pineapples. Bananas, Peanuts, and Cocoa* nuts. LAERY AND CAMPBELL will sell at their rooms, Lambton-quay—--58 crates pines, 38 sacks peanuts, bananas, and cocoannts, 10 cases lemons Sale at 10 o’clock. So FRANCIS SIDEY & CO. THIS DAY, MONDAY, 8m NOVEMBER, • At 2 o’clock. UNDER BILL OF SALK Francis sidey and co. win sen by auction in the Arcade Buildings— A lot of good household furniture Plumber's tools, &c., &c. 87 Stevens & Gorton List of properties FOR SALE BY STEVENS AND GORTON, APOTIOMCSB3, 1/AND AND STOCK AGENTS, BULLS. KANGITIKEI. 222 acres ; a very well-improved farm, clouts to Palmerston North, being sections 423 and 425, Kairanga District —166 acres in good grass, balance (excepting 10 acres) burnt and sown ; 2 good dwelUug-houses and dairy, 1000 acres, Native leasehold, Ekatahuna Block, Wairarapa district; 18 years to run. Improvements : 180 acres In grass, small house, considerable quantity of fencing, well watered, Mastertun main road and Woodville-Master-ton railway {now In progress) go through centre of the block. Price very moderate. 1150 Acres Freehold.—FirsLclasa agricultural and grazing farm, situated within two miles of Halcombe, good metal road running through it, fenced and subdivided into 18 paddocks, well watered, good 16-rootued dwellinghouse, two stables, granary, woolshed, cottage, slaughter-house, and other convenient buildings; &c, 472 acres freehold first-class agricultural and grazing farm, adjoining township of Feilding, fenced, and subdivided into 15 paddocks, 9 roomed dwellinghouse, 5-stall stable, granary, and necesssary out-buildings; land of the very best quality. Price, a bargain. 542. acres freehold sections 54, 55, and 56, township of bundon. A good agricultural und grazing farm, fenced, and subdivided into 9 paddocks, 6-roomed dwelliug-houRO, stable, granary, and necessary cut-buildings, with or with out stock. 148 acres, Aahurat suburban district; 66 acres in good, grass; fenced and well watered. Price, I*s per acre; IdO ucrea \ sections 12, 13, and part of 15L, portion fronting railway line IVxttm to Palmerston, all cleared excepting 15 acres ; 95 acres in good grass, 70 burnt and sown ; good 6roomed house, stable, abed, and orchard 1220 acres freehold, Manchester Block sections 06 and 302 ; 300 acres cleared and in good grasses; metal road to gate; ten miles from Feilding and Martou, and seven from Halcombe ; 416 chains fencing already erected on property; ornamental trees planted ou good site for house ; and an orchard planted with choice fruit trees Intending purchasers will bo provided with a horse and shown over the properties, on application to , 33 STEVENS AND GORTON

Licensed Victuallers [a oabd.J "Shall I not tako mine ease in mine inn.” —Shakespeare. WH. THOMPSON, lata Proprietor . and Lecturer of the American. Zulu, anti Egyptian War Dioramas, begs to inform his numerous friends and the public generally that, having secured the lease of that well-known hostelry the ALBION,’’ situated in Courtenay-place and Tory-street, respectfully solicits a abate of their patronage. The hotel has been thoroughly r- novated, and every attention will be paid to those favoring the proprietor with a visit. Families seeking fresh air in this delightful suburb will find all the comforts of a home. A first-class chef de cuisine has been en. gaged. This department will be under the personal superintendence of Mrs W. H. Thompson. Mn Thompson’s 17 Years’ Connection with the Theatrical Profession will be a Sufficient Guarantee that theib Wants will be Attended to. One of Allcock’s Billiard Tables, proved to be one of the best, if not the very best in Wellington, under the care of an attentive marker. Trams pass the door every twenty minutes. Hot and Cold Baths. Teems Modebate. The best brands of Wines and Spirits kept. Staples’ celebrated beer on draught. W. H. THOMPSON, 649 Proprietor. BANK HOTEL, MANNERS-STREET, WELLINGTON. MISS HUGHES (late of the Star and Garter Hotel, Oamatu) has pleasure in informing her friends and the public that she has taken tbs above hotel, and feels confident that her long experience will be a sufficisnt guarantee that the hotel will be conducted in u first-class manner, and that every attention will be paid to mako the management equal to any in the city. 1010 COMMERCIAL HOTEL, (Opposite Empire Hotel), Willis-street, Wellington, Mrs SMITH (late of Poet Office Hotel) begs to inform her numerous friends, former patrons, and the public generally,! that she has purchased the above hotel. The house has been recently renovated and newly furnished throughout. Private suites of Apartments, Billiard room (two tables). Wines, spirits, &0., of the very best quality. Luncheon from 12 to 2, General accommodation unsurpassed. Terms moderate. 547 WELLINGTON HOTEL, MOLESWORTH STREET. "TAMES THOMAS, late of the Panama ej Hotel, bogs to inform his numerous friends and the public generally that he has taken the above hotel. BEST LIQUORS KEPT. "B lliard.room and Experienced Marker. 798

Easiness Notices NOTICE. OWING to the Urge influx of Subscribers in Ihe Waitarapa District to the valuable Trade Journal WHO’S WHO, the Proprietor has engaged the services of good reporters, and is determined to increase the size, to admit of Blenheim, Pioton. Nelson, and other R.M. Courts’ proceedings, and space lor advertisement?. Vide Opinions op the Pbkss :: . * Times. —It contains confessions, payments, judgments iu K.M. Court, bits of eale. In addition, there is useful legal and other information, Post. Who’s Who is intended as a protection to traders, and contains a number of hints upon legal matters daily arising in business, and other similar matters likely to be of value to tradesmen. Press.— A publication which will prove of considerable value to tradespeople is now issued by Mr Thomas Calvert, Accountant, Manners street. Star.—Who’s Who, decidedly the best trades circular yet issued. Daily.—Contains a quantity of information useful to the mercantile community. Published Monthly at £1 Is pet annum. THOMAS CALVERT, Pronrietor. 29, Manners-street, Wellington. 794 H. T. PHILLIPS, Corner of Abel Smith and Odba-stbebts, Wellington; PRODUCE Merchant, Hay, Com, Oh iff, Bran, Straw, Pollard, And all descriptions of Produce on hand, BEST NEWCASTLE, COAUnoOKDAIE, AND COIiLDJQWOOD COAL. WOOD ENf ALL LENGTHS. Telephone, No, 236, 395