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Wellington Independent, Volume XXVI, Issue 3182, 25 April 1871, Page 3

TO BE LET OR SOLD, a Shcop Run. Apply to Messrs W. & G. TURNBULL A; Co. R PARKER, PROFESSOR of MUSIC Lessons on the Pianoforte, elementary and finishing. Pianofortes correctly tuned and repaired. Address — Molesworth Street MR RAWSON, DENTIST, Bolton street, Terrace, next to Dr Kemp. Mr Rawson ia at present on a visit to Nelson. COALS ! COALS! COALS! fTIHE ANNE MELHUISH is now placed X alongside the Queen's Wharf. The best screened Newcastle coals will be retailed from the ship's side at 27s 6d per ton, wharfage paid. W. R. WILLIAMS, Coal Merchant. April 17th, 1871. TO EXCAVATOR, CARTERS, AND OTHEKS. /TIENDERS will be received until noon of JL Monday, the 24th instant, for clearing site of proposed bridge on the Terrace. Particulars at this Office. NICHOLAS MARCHANT, City Surveyor. City Surveyor's Office, 20th April, 1871. WEDN¥sDAYr26th APRIL. "~"~" SALE OF OATS BY AUCTION. ri EORGE THGMAS will sell by auction \X on Wednesday, April 26, on the Queen's Wharf, 120 bags of oats, ex Lord Ashley — a splcudid sample. Sale to commence at 1 o'clock. Terniß liberal. WEDNESDAY, 26th APRIL. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. EXTENSIVE DRAPERY SALE. MR JAMES SMITH has received instructions from Messrs W. and Q-. Turnbull & Co, to sell by public auction, at their stores, on Wednesday, 26th inst, To close consignments, A large and various assortment of drapery, comprising tweeds, crimeans, clothing, waterproofs, dress stuffs, furniture, stripes, hosiery, haberdashery, &c. Without reserve. Particulars in catalogue. THURSDAY, 27th APRIL, 1871. MESSRS BETHUNE & HUNTER will sell by public auction, at the Exchange, j on Thursday, the 27th April, at 2 o'clock — 4 cases valuable pnperhangings, beautifully assorted, all new and serviceable patterns, including a variety suitable for Jialla and ceilings. Exchange Buildings,' 22nd April, 1871. THURSDAY, 4th MAY, 1871. MESSRS BETHUNE & HUNTER will sell by public auction at the Exchange Buildings, on Thursday, the 4th May; at 2 o'clock — Town Acre No. 521, situated in the Tinakori Road, divided into convenient building allotments. Town Acre No. 67, situated in Thompson street, To Aro, divided into convenient building allotments. Town Acre No. 779, situuted in Riddiford street. Town Acre No. 781, situated in Riddiford Btreet. For further particulars apply to Messrs Izard & Pharazyn, solicitors, or to the Auctioneers. Exchange Buildings, 22nd April, 1871. THURSDAY, 27th APRIL, 1871. GENUINE CLEARING SALE. MR JAMES SMITH has received instructions from Mr James Chisholra to sell by public auction at the Express Hotel, Cuba street, on the above date, the whole of the valuable Household Furniture and Effects, Stock in Trade, &c, all of which will be absolutely disposed of without the slightest reservation in consequence of Mr Chisholm having sold the Hotel. Full particulars in future advertisements and by handbills. April 24, 1871. WEDNESDAY, 26th APRIL. EXTENSIVE AND UNRESERVED SALE or DRAPERY, HABEEDASHERY, CLOTHING-, HOSIERY, &c, &o. To close various consignments. MR JAMES SMITH has received instructions from the importers, Messrs W. & G. Turnbull & Co., to sell by public auction, without reserve, at their Warehouse, on Wednesday, 26th instant, the following desirable Goode, comprising — Girte' scarlet, cashmere, and striped merino hose, boys', girls' and women's lambswool vests, drawers, and drcßses, men's tweed trousers, boys' and youths' tweed sacs and suits, men's tweed and doo suits, Crimean shirts', white dress shirts, Cardigan vests, bluesergejumpers, Scotch tweede, 6-4 Oxford meltons, girls' cloth jackets, fancy dress stuff, check wincey and gala wincey, skirts and skirling, macintoah leggings, coats and capos, and ladies' cloaks, children's colored and white wool boas, seaside boas, bugle trimming and fringe, mohair braid, oil baize, and American leuthers, floor oilcloth, jute carpetting. Full particulars in catalogues. Sale to commence at 11 o'clock sharp. Terms liberal. Wellington, April 24, 1871. LAND ON DEFERRED PAYMENTS PRELIMINARY NOTICE. MR HOWARD WALLACE has received instructions from the Mortgagee to Bell, about the end of April, — Section No. 8 of the Opaki Plain, lately in the occupation of Mr T. W. Tankeraley, and situated about two miles from Masterton. The section, comprising 1346 acres of valuable agricultural land, of which a considerable portion is in English grass and fenced, will be offered to the public in 17 allotments of from 50 to 100 acres each, and haß been bo subdivided as to give to each allotment bush (a good deal of totara) and river, and frontage to a road. Terms— 2s per cent in cash, 25 per cent in six months, and the remainder in 24 months, bearing interest at 8 per cent. A plan of the property, subdivided as above mentioned, can be seen at the offices of Mcßars Johnston & Co, Willis street ; and at Mr James Nichols, Maeterton.