PBOPERTIES FOB SALE. FO R S A L E. —• THE WYNDHAM HOTEL. Tenders will be received by the undersigned up to :the 31st May, 1877, for the Purchase of thj above wellknown Hotel, doing a first-class business. The present proprietor is leaving the Colony, the sole reason for selling out Intending purchasers can obtain all information by applying to Enoch Jones, I AVyndham Hotel. Part of the puvchass money can < be arranged for. The hotel contains three Bit-i ting-rooms, commercial room, bar, bagatelle- and I din ng-room, 18 bedrooms, pantry, kit. hen, and wtwhhowse, store 12 by 30It, twelve-stalled stable, eight loose-boxes, harness room, two coach houses, and a large hay loft, piggery, and force pump, and stage lit washing horses. . The buildings occupy sections 19, 20, 21, 22" containing one acre (more or les-), witu four chains'frontage to the main s'reet. The highest or any tender not necessaily accepted. Two line 3of coaches connected with the housa, which will bo sold directly after a tender is accepted. The purchaser can deal for them privately, or otherwise they will be sold by public auction ; aud also 14 sections in the township'of Wyndham, of | wbteh due notice will be given. i ENOCH JONES, T Wyndham. : Tea per cent, of tenders must be lodged with James :Harvey, Esq., Esk street, Invercargiil, on or before ithe 29th May, 1877, at 12 o'clock a.m. 2Sap FO R S A L E ■■.:.
"WAITAKI DISTRICT (Canterbury side).—3ooo acres, ' all-fenced, 4i miles from Wainr.te. NEVADA.—I-acre, near Mr Strode's; slated cottage; nice garden; cheap. ROSLYN.—If nods; goodhoute; superior garden. SUBURBS. —Various propel ties, with and without I ■ houses. OTEPI»PO DISTRICT —Valuable selection of 40 acres, unimproved ; well watered; intersected by Railway. ■ MOERAKI DISTRICT.-120 acres ; high state of cultivation ; 10 acres plantation, 5 paddocks, live fens-s, (i-roomedhouse, ttiblea, &c. :GLKNOMARU.- Varm of 465-acres, 3i miles.from Port Holyneux; 80 acres b\ish, house, &c. Terms very favourable, TOAYN OF PALMERSTON.—3I sub-diviaions of sections 54 and 65, Block XSXIII. ' DUNEDl>f.—Valuable site in Dpwling street; 4-roomed cottage, with every convenience^ MONEY TO LEND in turns to suit, on freehold securities, at current rates. • ' - REID and DUNCANS, LAND AGENTS AND SURVEYORS, . ; Moray Place. ■_ 17m SALE OP VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY, ' '• '. NELSOS. . By order of the Executors of tho late Sir David ■.• . ' ■'■.-. Jlunvo. .. ■■■ ■ . -~:. ;,. ; ; .-. ■ ;^T E W S T E' A D , JL% .Consisting of ■ Two and a-half acres land in the City of Nelson, : considered to be one of the best situations . ' therein, commands a fine view, and is in a most healthy locality. House consists of nineteen roms, including drawing-room 25ft x 20, diving-roam, storeroom, 13 bedrooms, two-kitchens, linen and glass closets, greenhouse, &c, &c.
\ "Wat ;r is laid on both up and down stairs. ; : Stabling:is commodious, consisting of,fo.ir stalls, loose box, two coach-houses, lofts, harness find ({room room. . .■ . ■■■'■••: Garden is well-stotked, and the grounds .tastefully laid out. ' ■ , Any further information and particulars can be obtained on application to : ~ ' ■ . SHARP and PICKERING, gap. .■"..-.. Kelson. THE Undersigned have received instructions to sell by private treaty, that very Valuable suburban property, known S3 . . WOODSTOCK PARK, . - Comprising— ■■■~-- i ; ■ •■ Large family dwelling house, dairy, six-stalled ;.;. stable, coach-house, tool-hoyse, barn with: loXt, and other buildings. ■•■, : . "1 : • The Land comprises 550 acres, and ' -■ ' ■ Consists o£— j ' Section No. 55, sunoanding the houLe, contlin- ' in"j 50 acres. subJivided into seven pi? Jdoeks " by qu!ck hedges, is we]', planted and ■■'■"■ watered. There are about.2|r.ics srerden and orchard, and 4 acres'bops. . Section No. GO, comprises SO acr \ divided into : ! two paddocks by the railway, well fenced, and adjoins the main road, from which it is - . ■ divided by a quick fence. : ■ ' ' • ■ ■ Section No. CC; comprises 55 acres, divided into : three paddocks by post and wire and two-; :. V : railfenccs. ■ ' ' . V: '. '.'. .
! •.' Sections Nos. .15, 16, 8, and' 69, comprise 400 I " acres, fenced by a wire fence ; 100. acres of thi-i block ate ploughed and eown with . ; grass, and the remainder is surface sown. T531, The above property is situated about five miles from-Nelson, access.bie by railway, beinj within naif a mile of the Stoke Station. It can be Bold in one or more lota to suit purchasers. ■ Further particulars and information can be obtained from. • . . ■ ' •■ : SHARPAND PICKERING, ;ap ..: ''. •".'■': ' Kelson. ; .■ ■■ . ■ : .-FO&.BAISL-':. -=. ? .!.■■■•■ =. O.S-...,;., ...S. A "'■ L■' B,' Ex Late Arrivals, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF ; Beera, stout --....- ....-,, Wines,spirits .7.. • . ■ •.■ . ■. ; Tea, sugar, provisions, malt Oilmen's stores, dried fruits ._ ~ , , Jams, confectionery, hops '■.'■'..,' . Candles, oils, paints, and varnishes Pig iron, galvanized iron, fencing wire Sporting ard blasting powder, acids Curled bair, fibre, waterproof clothing American chairs, urinteri.'inks : Tea-Ex Colibri * .'-'■ ! '■'- Si'7ar —Xx Yvonne. . ~ :'.' ■ Landing, ex Wellington, from London:: • 632 packages brandy—Hennesjy's, Bisquitfs, La Prand Marque .. ; . - ■'•: :: .-;' ; 520 packages alo and stout, pig brand, Bass's,- ■ Guinness'is, and Blood's: ..•: , ; ■: .65 qr-casks vinegar — Hill Evans's, and Slee ■ • ;■ ..Slee's . , ■ ;' . :■ •'. :.. ' ~.' ■ . .- : 40 qr-casfca port wine, bfHey's-: -all qualities 61 do sherry, Forrester's find Cozeas' 750 packages oilmen's sto.es, Belfast hams; per- . fumery; boiled, raw> and Colza oils jiKeiller's confectionery, currants, raisins, sardines, mus- ■ catels, starch, blue, £33, coachbuildeia' varnish, Eau do Cologne; essences, fine and coarse salt, • ' Ta'ash'sand Johnson's janrs,geneva; Ardbeg, Thorn and Cameron's, Long John; and Bur- ; • netts Scotch and Irish whisky, Irrrin 33,- ling fUh, blasting powder, and gallanted iron. Also, to arrive per Euterpe, Baron Blantyre, and Hooghley, from London; and Canv".e, from. New York: ; 1314 packages of above-mentioned gords, water- : proof e'othing, Red Heart rum, mixed spice, haddocks, nutmegs, cocoa and milk, Koederer . champagne,Slilner'ssafes; china,tea,.dessert, dinner, andtoilttservices;: split peas.blacking,.pills and ointment, kniferpolish, lobsteis, oystera, axes,-; brooms, shovels, pick and axe ■ handles, sardaparilla, cloth-s pins, tubs, eoade ised milk, Black Swan twistltobacco, turps, kerosene, and various other goods. 1 ap W. and (i. TURNBUt.L and CO.
nnHS Undersigned have Landing and JL to Arrive, ...■': '. Ex following TeaselsWellington, Wild Deer, Euterpe, Baron Blantyre Hooghley, Benledi, Hermiono, Rockwood :— ■■ 305 cases galvanised corrugated iron .', 25 do painted do do 85 tons bar and plot*, iron 40 .do standard iron ', ; 80 do fencing wiro and staples 45 rolls galvanised wire netting 45 do sheet lead .... . . 820 lregs wire nails .... . 90 do wrought nails 62 do galvanised roofing nails and scrows 300 packages general ironmongery ■ 35 tons white and red lead, and paints - 270 drums oila, turpentine, and varnislios 350 qr-barrelß Hall's blasting powder 12 bottles quicksilver 10,000 fire bricks and firo tiles . 16,000 Countess ilates : 2,000 casks Portland and Keen's cement i# 800 boxes Chance's glass ' : 130 do Belgium do : £0 ca^os furniture 40 bales cirpetf, various qualities 10 cases floorc'oths. ; : SO bales paperhaivjings and scrims 230,000 fsot (Joalfl 50,300 do i. and O. Scotch flooring and lining. ; QUTHRIK and LARNACH. TO THE BOOT AND. SHOE TRADE. f\N SALE by thTuNDEiISIGNED.
French calf, English calf. East . India kip, kid skins, roans, mcrnel shoulders, bull sides ; Also, Colonial leather of first-class tannages Including— Hirst's (Wellington) stout solo ' ' . . , Melbourne stout solo Uppers of every description, and a general nssort- ; ment of grindery, comprising every article required by tho Boot and Shoo Trade and Slanufacturers. New Zealaud Agents for JONES'S colobrated SEWING MACHINES, comprising 8.0. Elastic and Wax Thread Machines. Any of which can bo prourod at our warehouse. LIGHTBAND, ALLAN, AND CO., ilattray streot, ' Duncdin. March 3rd, 1877. ' 5m IT.O W LANDING AND TO ARRIVE:— 3 cwt steam hammers Steam engines, 6 to 18Jhorse-porvor Screw cutting and i*uip lathes Drilling machines Plaping machines. ..' .. '.- Also, 2 10-h.p. portable engines, Double cylinders and steam jacketed, by Marshall, Sous, and Co., Limited. NEILL and CO., ■ - ■ ■■ Bond street. WOE S A L iT PATENT DYNAMITE . HALL'S BLA.OTING POWDER DALGETY, NIOrIOLS, and CO., .: 27ap ■ ■ Bond street.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 4742, 30 April 1877, Page 4
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