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Wellington Independent, Volume XVII, Issue 1793, 18 November 1862, Page 2

VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTIES IN THE C.TV OF WELLINGTON, FOR SALE BT AUCTION. FRIDAY, 28th NOVEMBER, 1862 MESSES. WILLIAM HICKSON, & Co., will sell by Public Auction, at their Stores, Te Aro, on Friday, the 28th November next, the undermentioned valuable Preehold Fropeities, situated iv the centre of the businees portion of the City of Wellington ; and adjacent to the Banks, Custom House, and Post Office, First— The piece ot Land in the rear of the Ship Hotel, in Manners-street ; having a cart road entrance from that Street; and also from Willisstreet, adjoining Mr. Port's grocery establishment. There is a strongly built Store, two stories high on the Land capable of holding 500 tons of goods ; also, an Office and Shed. The whole is enclosed by a strong close fence, ten feet high. This property was recently occupied by H. M» Government as a Commissariat Store: Second— The piece of Land fronting to Willis street, extending from the premises lately occupied as Ordnance and Engineer Offices, up to Mr. Port's grocery establishment. A building formerly used as a Joiners' shop stands on the Land, which iB fenced in with a high fence. Third— The Laud and Premises in Willis-street, adjoining the above and nearly opposite to the Union Bank, recently occupied by H. M. Government, as Ordnance nnd Engineer Offices. The House, which is strongly built, contains six rooms on the ground floor; also, out houses built of bricks with slated roofs in the rear. The front of the Premises to Willis-street is enclosed with handsome iron railings. Fourth — The piece of Land and Offices thereon opposite to the Union Bank, at the corner of Wil-lis-street and Manners-street, recently occupied by H. M. Government as Commissariat Offices, and having a frontage to each street. The Offices contain three rooms, with a fire proof safe in one of the rooms. • This is without exception one of the most valuable properties in the city. ALSO, That valuable Town Acre, No. 145, in Ingestrestreet, opposite the residence of J. E. Nathan, Esq., fenced in with a close fence, and laid down nith English grasses. This laud will be sold in two or more lots. ALSO, Tbet valuable Town Acre No. 123 in Abel Smith Street, opposite to the residence of W. jHickaon, and fenced in with a good fence. This Land will be sold in two or more lots. ALSO, The following eligible Leasehold Property at Ngahauranga, viz. All those valuable Premises known as the " Ngahauranga Inn," now in the occupation of Mr. W. E. Wallace, situated at the junction of the Ngahauranga and Hutt Roads, being in a most eligible business situation, about two miles from the City of Wellington : together with 53 acres of Grazing Land adjoining, The Hntt vans to and from the City, pass the Inn twice a day. The Inn is a good, commodious, and substantial Wooden Building : consisting of a spacious bar and seven rooms. The Land is held on Lease for Twenty-one years, from the 25th April, 1853, at the moderate rental of thirty pounds per annum, with the power of renewal for twenty one years more. There is a Garden, a Publio Pound, a large Stock Yard, capable of holding 100 head of Cattle ; also two Stables, one of which has two Loose Boxes. The situation is well adapted for the shipment of oattle being sheltered from the prevailing winds in the harbour. Plans of the properties will be on tiew before the day of sale. TERMS AT SALE. Hickson's Wharf, October 24, 1862. ON SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED EX PRINCESS, ASTEROPE, AND LATE ARRIVALS. Of\ HHDS. W.I. RUM 20 qr-casks do 6 cases Coscu's superior port, ea 1 doz 50 " superior pale sherry 150 kegs Ewbank's patent nails assorted sizes 20 casks washing soda 5 „ putty each 5 cwt in 14 lbs bladders 40 drums colza oil each 5 gallons 10 bales 3 bushels sacks 2 hhds assorted tinware 20 chests best Congou tea 20 half-chests „ „ 1 case men's watertight boots 1 trunk „ bluchers „ 3 „ assorted boots and shoes 2 bales forfars 1 " blue serge 20 pieces 1 " flannel 2 ingots grain tin 10 boxes window glass 20x14, 18x14 1200 V.D.L. palings 2 bales sewing twine 2 cases single and double barrel guns 2 " American Axes 1 Scotch farm enrt 3 bags large galvanised screws ALSO, 30 hhds Whitbread's ale 30 " •• stout 5 ;, W.I. Rum 5 qr-casks do 32 „ Bruno Silva and Son's superior port 16 octaves „ „ „ do 30 qr. casks Cosen's superior sherry 3 „ Henuessy's dark braudy 2 „ superior port 2 „ sherry, dnrk 2 „ old torn 10 „ dark brandy 2 hhds Offley's port wine 12 qr-ensks pale sherry 20 cases port wine, each 1 doz 20 „ sherry do 50 „ old torn do 10 „ clipper gin do 45 „ best malt vinegar, ea<ih 2 doz quarts 100 „ G. F, Coward's assorted oilmen's stores containing salad oil, mustard, pickles, sauces, &c. 10 „ assorted saddlery, containing— Gent's and ladies' saddles, bridles, whips, &c. 9 „ assorted leather kip, calf, and Cordovan 10 „ Seidlitz powders 10 bales gunny bngs, each 250 6 cases assorted small wares 1 bale hammocks 15 tins boiled linseed oil 1 Ransom and Sim's dressing machine W. B. RHODES & CO. Rhpde's Wharf, Oct. 27. 1862. NOW LANDING — EX DIANA, FROM MELBOURNE. 435 bars and 112 buudles 8.8. H. iron 18 boiler plates „ 20 bundles hoop iron 3,000 feetgalvanizod half round guttering 7 tons galvazed corrugated iron 6xß ft 2 cases sneep shears 1 „ Turkey stones 7 American churns, as&orted 7 cases „ axes, Colliu's 10 cases , f spirit levels 2 „ pick and axe handles 18 kegs galvanized and horse nails 24 camp ovens and covers 1 bale door mats 1 cask horse shoes 5 bundles 4 and 0 prong potatoes and digging forks 1 cask milk dishes . 2 post hole borers And various other goods in demand E. W. MILLS. No?. 13, 1862.