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Wellington Independent, Volume X, Issue 1310, 28 July 1858, Page 2

freehold property. BETHUNeThUNTER Have beea instructed by the proprietor, Mr Thoraus Jefffires, to sell by'publio auction, a , J tho Exchange, on . Tuesday, the 3rd c August, 1858, ; ALL that valuable Freehold Property situated in Cuba street, having a frontage of 20} feet, by a depth of 159 feet; together with the House standing thereon, containing five good rooms. There is also an excellent outhouse, formerly used as. a workshop, besides other offices, ! and a good well, with pump complete. I Further particulars, or permission to view the I premises, may be obtained by applying to the AuoI tionecrs, nt their office. I Exchange Buildings, I 23rd July, 1858. PUBLIC SALE. 1 MESSES. BETHUNE SHUNTER Will Sell by public auolion, at the Exchange, on Thursday, the Mi August, 1858, At half-past ONE o'clock, . Ex "BURNETT" from Sydney, 1 CASE rich velvet and other ribbons 1 „ superior 8 4 fancy prints 1 „ silk, satin, nnd velvet mantles 1 „ woollen goods ami hosiery 1 „ Cashmere . gloves, gauntlets, and woollen sleeves 1 „ men's best woollen and Bedford cord trousers 1 „ lace window curtains, &j. 1 „ Ladies boots-aud shoes 1 „ men and women's gollosbes 3 ~ well assorted paper-haugiugs 10 ~ sordines, J and i tins 35 ~ very superior salad oil 1 „ Swiss cheese 1 „ chicory 1 ~ looking glasses 1 ~ chimney glasses 1 1 „ mahogany twist box-glosses 1 ~ pistols 1 Handsome grand square Piano, C 7 eighth octaves, and all ihe latest improvements And a great variety i f other articles, as per catalogue. The Goods will all be optned out, and placed on 1 .show, the day before the sale. Exchange Buildings, , 23rd July, 18,")8. Public Sale of Furniture, &c. &c. MESSRS, BE-rHUNE & HUNTER • Have been instructed by Messrs. T. D. Smith and Co., to sell by Public Auction, at the Exchange, on WEDNESDAY, the 11th August, 1858, At half-past ONE o'clock, ALAHGE and varied assortment of Furniture, made in Wellington of the best seasoned Timber, and finished in a most superior manner, being the whole of Messrs. Smith and Co.'c Stock, which they intend clearing off in order to enable tliein to make alterations in their Show-roojis and Work-shops. The arlicles are all new, strongly ami substantially put together, and consist of very elegnnt Sideboards, Wardrobes, Bookcases, hair-seuied Couched and Sofas, TrafVgar and other hair-seated Chairs, Wood botlomed (.'hairs. Superior and Plain Cheffouieis, Chests of Drawers, Telescope and other Dining Tables, Dressing Tables, Loo Tables, Arabian and other Bedsteads, Washstands, Mattresses, Beds, Prints, Engravings, &c, &o. The Goods will be placed on show, and may be ! inspected two days before the sale. Exchange Buildings, 16ih July, Idsß. PUBLIC SAIiE OF FREEHOLD WHARF AND VALUABLE WATERSIDE PREMISES. BETHUNE&HUNTER Have been favored with instruction from William Allec. Esq., lo s»ll BY PUBLIC AUCTION, AT THE EXCHANGE, On TUESDAY, 17th AUGUST, 1858, At Two o'clock, ALL that Valuable Freehold Property known as the diatom House Wharf, together with the extensive Stores and Buildings erected near H, situated in the heart of the Commercial part of the City. The Stores are suited either for occupalion or as a first-rate investment, occupying as ihey do a frontage of about 147 feet to the Harbor, and also to Custom [louse street, the Wharf having in addition a frontage to Farish-street. The properly will be divided into four lots as under:— LOT I.—Tlie large and commodious Store fronting Custom House street, at present let to Meesrs. Dransfield and Co. at ayear'y rent of;£150. This fine building is 47 feet by 33 feet wide, is quite new, was constructed of the very best materials by an experienced tradesman, and is covered with galvanised iron,—it consists of two stories and a basement or cellar, the latter being piived with fire briclrs laid in cement on concrete. LOT 2.—Consists of a valuable piece of Land well adapted for building purposes, adjoining Lot 1, immediately opposite tho extensive Store iv the ooonpation of Meesrs. Stuart, Kinross, and Co. This allotment is admirably suited for the erection of good business premises, having a frontage of about 80 feet to Custom Hoiiee street and 90 feet to the harbor. LOT B.—Comprises the Wharf, which is about SCO feet loug, i« most substantially built, has a capital crane winch has jnst been put in a state of thorough repair. A tromway hae been laid down the whole length of the wharf, with the necessary carriage attached. Tlie platform lms a frontage to Farish-street of 34 feet, with a small office covered with iron, at present occupied by Mr. Piluher, and immediately connected with the wharf, there is a large now store 40 feet long by 20 feet wide, with a convenient office attached, tho whole being covered with galvanised iron. This lot is a very superior one, being replete with every convenience, and is producing a large income from wharfage abne. LOT i. —lncludes the largo double Store and Office lit present occupied by the proprietor as nn Auction Room, has a frontage of 40 feet to Custom House street by a depth of 20 feet, besides which there is a considerable space in tho rear of the buildings. A plan of the property may be seen, and any further information required obtained, by applying nt the auctioneers' office, Exo'iange Buildings, ICth July, IRfIS; i " ELECTION OF SUPERINTENDENT. Final Declaration of the ntate of i the PollHPHE Public Notification of the State of the Ju Poll, nnd of the name of the I'orsou on 1 whom the Ejection has fallen, will bo nude at the : Jlosidort Magistrate's Court, iv Wellington, on i * HI DAY morning, the 30th inst., at 0 o'clock. JOHN E. SMITH.- I July 28, 1858. "«"*•. ■'