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Wellington Independent, Volume X, Issue 1309, 24 July 1858, Page 2

Public Ssile of Freehold Property. • MESSRS. i d3ETHUNE& HUNTER ■Havoliren Birecteil by tlie proprietor, K. A Har enPAVE". Esq., t> sell liy I'uWio Auciion, »t ibe ExcUaiijte, on I'OESDAY.tUe 3rd August, IBnB, - At liolf-pait ONE o'clock. AVALUARLR freehold Properly, emuMing . of opp.tliiid of an iiere ef Land, wi'h a frontage to Webb stieet and ri»ht of road ft.'m VilliVslieet, on wlncli tliere in errctrd two excellent Drfelling Houses, which oan be converted into one if required. There is also a capital twn-stalled Stable, large outhouse, good well and pump, &c, -&c, &c. Further particulars, uud cards to view tne frrinriees, may be obtained by applying at the Auc'tioneers'office. * Tiuildings, 160 i July, ISSB __l^r_ Public Ba!e of Furniture. ~ Sμ. &o. MESSUS. . BETHTJNjiI & HUNTER Hare been instructed by Messrs T-D. SmTn and Co ,to sell by Pulilio Auc on,'at the Kxchange, on WEDNESDAY, the Udi August, 1858, At hulf.past O\r o'clock, ALAEGE and varied aseortment of Furniture, made in Wellington of the 'brat seasoned Timber, «nd finished in ;a most superior manner, bews the whole of Messrs «nniu nnd Go.'s Stock, winch they intend clearing off in order to enable i itticmto mnke alteraiione in.their Show-rooms and Work-shops. The articles «re all new etronnly and substantially put together, and consist nf very elegant Sidebonrdi, Wiirdrohps, BookcasM, 'hair-seaied Conehei-aud BofHS, Trafa'ffnr and other lhair-pcateil "Chairs, Wood.bottomed, ("hairs. Superior and Plnin Cheffoniers, Cheet9 of Drawers, Telescope rami othor Dinmg Tables Dressing Tables, Koo Tables, .Arabian And other Bedsteads, Waslistands, Mat-j .. 'tresses, Beds, Prints, En<raving3. &c, &c. , : The Goods will be placed onshow, and ra*ybe ! Vinspocted two d aye before the sale. •,. . i: - Exchange Buildinga, i ~-.-,■■ : 16th July.'lßsß. ...,■■ , .r pub'lig sa.ljK '■ ■ ' •-OF FHEEHOLp WHARI , AND VALUABLE . : ; WATJEBSIDF. .PREMISES. .Have been favored with instiuction'from William Aller. Esq., <o sell ■■■"i BY PbBLIC AUCTION, XT THE 'EXCHANGE, \ ;:,.,';■ On TUESDAY, 17lh AUGUST,IBSe, .' .. ':.", \" At Two o'clock, .: ALtthat ValuliWe'Frceliold Property known *t .ithe Custom Hpiise'TOiaif, , together with the ' "extensive Store' arid Buildings erected near U, situated in the heart of:"the ('ontmercial rartofuhe 'City. The Stores are suited either for occupation or as n'flriit'rnte .investment, occtjpying-as they do '.' n frontage of obout 1471 feet lo'tlie Hirbor,-and alio to Custom House-"street, The Wharf having in addi ■tion a frontage toFarish-etreet. 'be divided intdfourlota-as under: —•.. liOT'l. —Tlie large iniid -cormrioJioue 'Store fronting Custom Hnuse -ktreet, iat present ?let' to IHessrn. Draiisfield of £150. This fine building 1 is 47 feot by 23 feet-wide is 'quite new, was constructed (if the very best materials by an expericneed tradesman, and is covered vritb galvanised ii'on,-+it consists of two stnrießnrid a basement or cellar; the) latter being pnved withiire laid in cement oncoucrete. riiOT 2.—Consists of a valuable piec&of Land -well Adapted for building purposes, adj6iiiiug<Lot 1, ■ immeiimteiy opposite the extensive Store in> the no«upation'of M«isrs. Stuart, Kinroas, and Co. This allotment if-Admirably united for the erection of goodbusiness-premises, having a frontage of abniu 80 ffet to Custom "House-street, and 09 feet to the '"■harbor, . . ; ■ LO1" 3.—Comprises the'Whaff. ■'w.ftliih is about ' SOf) fnet i« most substantially ImiU,. Iras aca--pitftl wane- which:has jnst been put* in■• a ptftte.of • thoroiifj'hrepnir. A trannviiy has been .laididnwn the Wiinle lengthtof llicwharf, witli nhe:ui:ce>>snry • carriage iiMuoheil. TlieplaVform'has afronmge to ' Farislj : stießt>of : B4 feet, with a small -office covered ■ with mni,-nt present occupiod by Mr. I'jldicr, ,and. '■ iin'inedinfely connecte'd-with the-wliarf there is n riargi.' new storn'Wfeetlong'by 20 feel wide, with a ■ cnuveuicnt Office attached, the wboJe being covered, >. with gill vnnieeil iron. This let Mb. a , veiy superior • one, being ■ replete: with-every convenience, and :is ,', jirodiifiing a I urge income from wUnrfago*l >ne. , LOT i.—lncludes the large double Store «rid OfuVe nt nre.tent occupied by the proprietor iiß-an Auction lionm, has a frontage of'lOfeet to Cus torn Hojiae street >iy a depth, of 20 feet, besides which ihere.ia a considerable epaoe in.the rear of ;th« buildings. A plan of the property may be seen, 'further information required obtained, by applying at the sui'.'liniieers' office. : Exo'mnge Buildings, 10th July, l-fiflß: ' _^ r PRELIMVfJI&Y NOTICE. ; Extensive I.and Sale'ME. J. H. WALLACE ■Will,.at an early date, sell by Auution, AT NOtH'S ARK, •4BEVBT*AL TaluaWe Freehold and Lease-' hold •Propeitios—plans«re being prepared. Parties wishing to avnil -themselves of this op-iportuhity-will oWige by giviujj curly .notice. . Xand and Estate Agency Office April 6, 1858 NOTICE. iPHOVINOE OF WELLINGTON. OSf/RCTION OF MEMBERS FOR THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY. fpHE following Polling Places have been X appointed for the undermentioned disiiicts, viz.i— City of Wellington. At AVeHiiigtpn—The Resident Magistrate's ■Court (the principal Pulling Place in the district). ■ iYeUuigton Country District. At Wellington—Tho llcsident Magistrate's Court (the principal Polling Place in the District). ' At Karori—The School-house. At •Puriiua Road, the Residence of Mr. Best. At Otaki—The Residence of Matine Te Whi- . " whi. At aianawatu—The Residence of F. Rohinson, Esq. ' ■ - ' ■: At Pahautanui—The Residence of Mr. Stace. The Hud District. At the Hint—The Mechanics' Institute (the principal Polling Place in the district). At the Upper Hutt—The Residence of R. Bar- . ton, Esq. V At Wtti-nui-o-Mata—The Residence of Mr. R ProHse. ~...,.. . ■■;":.. J ? FIN E t SMITIT, Principal EctutDinir Officer. Welliriffton, J»\ly33,lWß. ;