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Wellington Independent, Volume XXI, Issue 2376, 16 June 1866, Page 8

FOR SALE. TOWN RESIDENCE FOR SALE? . fIiHE undersigned have received instructions JL to offer for sale, by private contrast, that excellent freehold property situated in Webbestreet, now in the occupation of — Moore, Esq. The property consists of one aero of land, togother with a first class and very commodioui - dwelling-house. The site on which the house is built commands one of the finest views in Wellington. For furthor particulars, apply to the uuder- " signed. OWEN, SMART & CO. Wellington, April 30, 1866FOR SALE?"" ANEW SIX -ROOMED COTTAGE, with an eighth of an acre of ground, pleasantly situated on the Tinakori Road. For further particulars apply to : * D. WILLIAMS, Tinnkori Road. TjlOR SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT.—" TOWN ACRE No. 479. HAYING- THSEB FBONTAGB3 — TWO TO BOIfiKJOTTSTBBBT, AND, OKE TO WfcLIJN&TON TEEHAOB. DIVIDED INTO ALLOTMENTS AS ■CTNDEB : — ALLOTMENT No. I— Having a frontage of 72 feet to one side of Boulcott-street, and a frontage of 105 feet to the other side of the same street, with the splendid dwel-ling-house erected thereon, at present occupied by Stephen Carkeek, Esq., H.M. Customs, containing twelve rooms. Draw-ing-room .20 x 15, 12 feeb high, with baj window, entrance hall, 15 x 9j dining* room, 16 x 11 ;. library, 15 x 12; breakfast parlor, 12 x 8 : bed-room, 20 x 15 : bed-room, 14 x 14 ; bed-roem, 14 x 14 ; bed-room, 12 x9 ; kitchen 12 x 12 ; back kitchen. The building is in an excellent' state of repair, the sum of £700 having within the last six months been expended in additions and improvements. Th» garden is well stocked with fine fruit trees ; there is a large fowl-house and bath-room. ALLOTMENT No. 2— Having a frontage of 59 feet to Boulcott-streoti and a depth of 105 feet. ALLOTMENT- No. 3— Having a frontage of 62 feet to Boulcott-street, and a depth of 132 feet. ALLOTMENT No. 4-3-Having a frontage of 62 feet to Boulcott-street, and a depth of 132 feet. „ ALLOTMENT No. s— Having a frontage, of 44 feet to Wellington Terrace and a frontage of 99 feet to Boulcott-street. ALLOTMENT No. 6— Having a frontage of 44 feet io Wellington Terrrce and a depth of . 99 feet. ALLOTMENT No. 7— Having a frontage of 44 feet to Wellington Terrace and a depth of 99 feet. '-'- . ■ This Acre.. is situated in the centre of the City of Wellington, within a distance of fiv» minutes walk of the Queen's Wharf, it commands a magnificent view of the Harbor, and the- access is convenient and easy. Apply to I . . BETHUNE & HUNTER. Exchange Buildings, 7th May, 1866. . FOR SALE. ~ fTIHAT desirable FREEHOLD, at the HUTT, X on the main road, near the bridge, the property of Mr. Archibald Gillies, (formerly Mr Roy's,) consisting of FIVE ACRES, with sixroomed Dwelling-House, stable And outbuildings; all in very good order. Tho garden is well stocked with fruit trees. Title— -Crown Grant. Apply to Captain SHARP ; or to EDWARD PEARCB. Wellington, November 16, 1865. DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE. FOR SALE, in an eligible locality on the West Coast, about 1800 ACRES OF LAND, comprising a proper proportion of Bush. The boundary is nearly all fenced, and there is a good weather-board Dwelling-house with out* buildings, &c. About one-half of the property has been sown with English grasses. Also, a flock of Sheep and a herd of Cattle. One-half of the purohase money can remain on mortgage. For particulars, &c, apply to BENJAMIN SMITH, Wellington. Maroh 14, 1866. IMPORTANT TO ADVERTISERS. ri^HE " WuttiNOTOJj Ihdbpbndkkt" has the X greatest circulation of any Newspaper yet published in this Province ; its subscribers being located in all the most important Districts of the Colony. It is also extensively circulated in New South Wales, South and Western Australia, Van Diemen's Land, Cape of Good Hope, and in th« Mother Csuntry. Advertisers, therefore, in making use of the columns of the •• Indfpbhdbnt" m»y feel certain that the greatest publicity will be given to the Goods, Wares, dtc, ottered for sale, and that Advertisers will ultimately reap benefits in propor* tion to the manner in which they keep their name* before the public. The price of Advertisements in the " Wsi.uxa* tok Independent" is— six lines and under, 2s. 6d» above six lines 4d. per Hue for the first insertiol and half-price, for every subsequent insertion; Ad* vcrtiseinents will be continued, and ou^rgkd until counter-ordered ; such orders must be sent to this Office One Dai befoio Publication, and must b* in Whiting. AGENTS JOB THE WBMiIKGTOK INDEKBITOENT. Wellington. — Messrs. W. Lyon, J.Houghton, J. Wallace, Lambtoa Quay j W. Scott, R H. Carpenter, Thorndon Flat. Hutt Bridge.— T. Mullins River Hutt. — Mr. T. Mills Upper Hutt.— Mr. P. Wilkie Masterton. — H. Bannister, Post Office Greytown. — J. Fuller, Rising Sun Carterton.— R. 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