Advertising - The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) - 14 Aug 1863 (original) (raw)
Fri 14 Aug 1863 - The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954)
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On account of whom it may concern.
Ex William Cole, Tothill, master, from London.
FOTHERINGHAwT'and MULLEN will
sell by auction, at their New Exchange Auo
tion Rooms. No, 273, George-street, THIS DAY, the 14th
instant, at 11 o'olock prompt,
6 iron 4-post bedsteads, 6 feet 6 inches x 3 lost.
Morewood and Co.'s Galvanized The Tiles, lion brand
Ditto Plain Galvanized Iron, ditto
No. 1 White Lead, in 3cwt. wood kegs
Ditto, in 14, 28, and 56 lb. kegs
Black, Green, Blue, and Yellow Paints
Oil Linseed, in wood and drums
American Shovels, Brooms, Chairs, No.
FOTHERINGHAM and MULLEN have received
instructions to sell by auction, at their
New Exchange Auction Rooms, No. 273, George-street,
THIS DAY, 14th instant, at 11 o'olock prompt,
Several parcels of the above.
Morewood's Galvanized Iron.
On account of whom it may concern.
Ex Lodore,-, master, from London.
FOTHERINGHAM and MULLEN have
received instructions to sell by auction, at their
New Exchange Auction Rooms, No. 273, George-street,
THIS DAY, 14th instant, at 11 o'clock prompt,
No, 14-1 case Morewood's corrugated galvanized iron,
lion brand, 26 gauge, 6 feet lengths
No. 18-1 case ditto ditto ditto, ditto, 26 gauge, 6 feet 6
No, 30-1 case Morewood's corrugated galvanized iron,
lion brand, 26 gauge, 7 feet lengths.
On account of whom it may concern.
To Ironmongers, and others.
FOTHERINGHAM and MULLEN have received
instructions to sell by auction, at their
New Exchange Auction Rooms, No. 273, George-street,
THIS DAY, the 14th instant, at 11 o'clook prompt,
An invoice of Muntz' metal and nails, damaged.
Farther particular in a future Issue.
On account of whom it may concern.
ex William Cole, Tothill, master from London.
To Paper has gers and others.
FOTHERINGHAM and MULLEN will sell
by auction, at their New Exchange Auction
Rooms, 273, George-street, THIS DAY, the 14th instant,
Nos. 163, 104,108, lil, 113,115,117, 18,
8 bales paperhangings, each 300 rolls.
16 oz, 21 oz., and 26 oz,
For Positive unreserved Auction Sale, FRIDAY next, the
To Ironmongers and others.
FOTHERINGHAM and MULLEN have
received instructions to sell by auction, at
their New Exchange Auction Rooms, No. 273, George-street
THIS DAY, the 14th instant, at 11 o'clook prompt,
200 boxes sheet glass, 16oz 21 oz., and 26 oz.: sizes,
On account of whom it may concern.
Ex Whitehall, James, master, from London.
Superior Furniture, from one of the first makers.
Bulk being but slightly damaged.
JOHN G COHEN has received instructions
from the importer to sell, at the Bank Auction
Rooms. THIS DAY, August 14th, 1863, at 11 o'clock
following assortment of furniture, ordered expressly,
1 feet 6 mahogany bookcase, 2 Salier bedsteads, 2
cupboards, 1 mahogany bed-step, 12 chairs, 1
whatnot, 1 sandwich tray, 32 pillows, case.
12 mahogany chairs", 3 tea trays, 2 walnut work
tables, carved tops ; 2 ditto inlaid chess tables,
34 feather pillows, case, No,
2 chairs, 4 walnut chess top revolving tables, 22 a
1 sofa and couch, oval loo table, 1 walnut ditto, 2
occasional tables, 1 bagatelle board, cornice pole,
bookcase, hall table, hat stand, 49 feather pillows,
Part of wardrobe, 2 oval walnut wood carved top
coffee tables, 4 ditto inlaid, 2 ditto candlestick
tables, fins mahogany bed-stop, I canterbury, 10 .
feather pillows, flock, and case.
Part of wardrobe, 2 walnut Sutherland tables, 4
whatnots, 10 feather pillows, wadding, ease, Sec, 9
Part of wardrobe, 3 doors, &c., &c. ; 15 round top
mahogany towel horses, I serpentine bod-step, 2
Walnut devonports, 2 chair frames, 2 work
tables, 1 chess table, 1 blonde, 22 pillows, case,
Part of sideboard, walnut devonport, oval sandwich
tray, 20 towel horses, 19 feather beds, ewe,
Part of drawing-room suite, 2 mahogany trays. 4 ]
mahogany towel horses, 2 feather pillows, case,
Part of drawing-room suite, 24 mahogany towel |
rails, 19 feather pillows, case, &c. ยก
1 washstand, dressing table, 1 dining table, 1 dining
table, 5 inlaid walnut coffee tables, 1 walnut
chess table, 1 oak desk, slope, 2 sets sapper trays,
33 feather pillows, 27 towel rails, flock and wad-
Kent's Patent Knife Cleaners.
To Furniture Dealers and others,
JOHN G. COHEN will sell, at the Bank
Auction Rooms, THIS DAY, August 14, 1863,
18 Kent's patent knife cleaners, complete
~~ SATURDAY, I6th August, 1863.
On account of whom it may Concern.
To Bhipehondlers, Shipowners, and others,
JOHN G. COHEN will sell by auction, on
Towns' Wharf, on SATURDAY, 10th August,
1863, at 11 o'clock precisely,
On account of whom it may concern,
Just landed from the Margaret E'fea, having been
Mtirped from the Royal Saxon in Hongkong '
To Upholsterers and others.
JOHN G. COHEN will sell, at the Bank
Auction Rooms-, THIS DAY, August 14th,
Gollop's Patent Knife eleanora,
JOHN G. COHEN will sell, at the Bank
Auction Rooms, THIS DAY, 14th August,
1863, at 11 o'clock precisely,
6 cases Gollop's patent knifo-clonnors, and patent emery
intending buyers are requested to inspect the above
named goode, which will be found superior and more economical
in every respect than thejknife-oleanors hitherto imported.
LIT Mooguiro's Hungarian Grained Nugget American
say The only lot in the market.
JOHN G. COHEN has received instructions
to sell, at the Bank Auction Rooms, on THURSDAY,
20th August, 1863, at 11 o'clock prompt
50 cases Mncgulre's Hungarian grained nugget American
tgf This being the only lot in the market, intending
hu j era are invited to make their purchases from the above
On FRIDAY, August 14th, at half-past 10 o'clock.
At (the Old Bank of Australasia.
On account of whom it may concern.
Ex Whitehall, James, master, from London. i
198-One Case, containing I
6 dozen Cotton Porashutes, slightly damaged
6 ditto 16-inch Sun Shades, ditto ditto 5
6 ditto 18 ditto ditto, ditto ditto
195-One case, 12 dozen Sun Shades. I
Tfc/gESSRS. BRADLEY and NEWTON
who have received instructions to sell by auction,
at their Rooms, 239, George-street, THIS DAY, August
14th, at half-past 10 o'clock,
On FRIDAY, August 14th, at 11 o'clock,
At the Old Bank of Australasia.
2 Cqbcb Opera and Field Glasses, of a superior and
greatly improved description.
After MESSRS. BRADLEY and NEWTON have
Less received instructions to sell by auction, at
their Rooms, 239, George-street,:THISDAY', August 14th,
On FRIDAY, August 14th, at 11 o'clook.
At the Old Bank of Australasia,
23 Packages New Drapery Goods.
MESSRS, BRADLEY and NEWTON have
been favoured with instructions from the importers
to sell by auction, at their Rooms, 239, George
street, THIS DAY, August 14th, at 11 o'clock, The
THIS DAY, August 14th, at 11 o'clock.
At the Old Bank of Australasia.
MESSRS. BRADLEY and NEWTON have
received instructions to sell by auction, at
On SATURDAY, August 15th, at 11 o'clock,
At the Old Bank of Australasia,
Beautiful Parian Marble Busts, Statuettes, and Vases,
MESSRS. BRADLEY and NEWTON have
been favoured with instructions to sell by
auction, at their Rooms, 239, George-street, on SATURDAY,
August 15th, at 11 o'clook,
A choice shipment of marble ornaments and statuary
On SATURDAY, August 15th, at half-past 10 o'clook,
At the Old Bank of Australasia.
Useful Household Furniture
Cottage Pianoforte, in rosewood, G J octaves
Dining Table, with 3 sp ore leaves
Large Brussels Carpet and Rug
Dining-room Chairs and Couch '
Elegant Sideboard, with plate glass back
Brass Bedstead and Mattress
Pair large Globes, quite new
Cornice Pole and Curtains
Pier Glass, Dressing Glass '
Valuable Books (the remainder of the library of the
Young Men'aChristion Association)
fbM MESSRS. BRADLEY and NEWTON will
Exit sell by auction, on SATURDAY, August
15th, at half-past 10 o'clock, The
On MONDAY, August 17th, at 11 o'clock.
At the Old Bank of Australasia. j
A Beautiful Collection of Engravings of nearly all the
noted English Racehorses. I
' To Sporting Men, Innkeepers, and others. I
MESSRS. BRADLEY and NEWTON have
received instructions from the importer to
sell by auction, at their Rooms, 239, George-street, on
MONDAY, August 17th, at 11 o'clock,
The undermentioned choice engravings
Flying Dutchman St. Albans I
Charles Twelfth Gladiator
1 Merry Monarch Faugh-a-Ballagh I
| And other first-class engravings, elegantly framed.
A On TUESDAY, August 18th.
Immediately after the sale (at the Stores of Messrs, Wil
1 kinson, Brothers) at the Old Bank of Australasia. ,
112 Meets, each 8 American Tubs '
15 Cases, each 25 dozen American Brooms '
15 Ditto, each 2 ditto H. Collins' Handlod Axes '
20 Ditto, each 1 ditto S. W. Collins' Heavy-handled Ages
20 Ditto, each 1 ditto Pratt/e ditto ditto
7 Ditto, each 4 ditto Simmonds' Boys' ditto
18 Ditto, each 4 ditto Simmonds' Shingling hatchets
6 Ditto, each 4 ditto Simmonds' Lath ditto,
20 Boxes Tacks, assorted '
168 Cases American Chairs, assorted I
Best O G. California wood '
Baltimore wood, extra Baltimore wood '
15 Ditto assorted Fancy and Rocking Chairs.
MESSRS. BRADLEY and NEWTON have
received instructions! from the importers to
sell by auction, at their Rooms, 239, George-street, on
At the Old Bank of Australasia.
Flowering Plants, Ornamental Trees and Shrubs, Fruit
Also some genuine Chesnut Trees.
f"*3T From Mr. John Baptist's celebrated Gardens, Bourke
MESSRS. BRADLEY and NEWTON have
been favoured with instructions from (
Mr. John Baptist to sell by auction, at their Rooms, 239,
George-street, on an early day,
The largest and most valuable collection of ob otoo shrubs,
plants, and fruit trees yet offered at auction, >
On FRIDAY, August 14th, in 11 o'clock.
" At the Old Bank of Australasia.
SIS' Gosnell and Co.'s well-known Perfumery, Brushware,
To Fancy Warehousemen, Country Buyers, Painters, and
MESSRS. BRADLEY and NEWTON have
been favoured with instructions from the importer
to sell by auction, at their Rooms, 239, George-street
THIS DAY, August 14th, at 11 o'clock,
30 cases choice perfumery, &c, consisting of pomatums,
soaps, oils, perfumes, violet powder, eau de cologne,
tortoiseshell combs, cosmetics, hair dye, show
10 cases hair, hat and clothes brushes, &o.
6 crates brown Windsor soap
1 case shoe brushes, water brushes, plate and scrubbing
Dandy and stove brushes, decanter, bottle, and oil ditto
9 cases tooth, nail, badger shaving ditto
Hand Mirrors, frizzetten, writing cases, dressing cases
Hair oils, broom heads, bannister brushes, Mandoline
Lavender water, stock brushes, painters' brushes, dis-
4 cases golden oil, instantaneous hair dye, cherry tooth
paste, Parisian water, nursery powder, assorted
On TUESDAY, August 18th, at half-past 10 o'clock
At the Stores of Messrs. Wilkinson, Brothers, Hunter
account of whom it may concern.
Ex Templar, G. O. Lane, master, from New York.
60 Half-moon Cooking Stoves, with pot kettles, spider,
griddle, boiler, sheet iron pan, 2 tin pans, tea kettle,
tin dipper, and 2 covers to each, viz,
4 ditto, 3 inches, broken
1 ditto, 16 inches, ditto.
37 Cases, one dozen each, Collins' Handlod Axes, 45- lbs.
21 Cases, one dozen each, Collins'Handled Axes, 4 lbs. to
50 Cases, each one dozen, Collins' Handled Axes, 40 lbs.
Nos. 376.377 407,408 436 498
382 to 384 414 as 514,615
386 417 461 to 453 660,551
401 429 to 435 485,486 692
24 Cases, each one dozen, Collins' Handled Axes, 4 lbs.
MESSRS. BRADLEY and NEWTON have <
received instructions to sell by auction, at the
Stores of Messrs. Wilkinson, Brothers, Hunter-street, on
TUESDAY, August 18th, at half-past 10 o'clock sharp,
On account of whom it may concern,
lard FRIDAY, 14th instant, at 11 o'clock.
Important and positively Unreserved Sale of.
In consequence of the severe and continued indisposition of
Mr. George Peck, proprietor of the well-known
Musical Repository, George-street
Mrs A rare chance for Music Dealers, Professionals, Gentlemen
Amateurs, Artists, and others.
MR. ROBERT MURIEL has received
instructions from Mr. George Peek (whose
protracted illness compels him to retire from business) to
sell by public auction, THIS DAY, the 14th, at 11 o'clock,
at his Rooms, George-street,
The entire stock-in-trade of his truly valuable musical
instruments, To., partially described as follows, namely :
Opkecietdes, hautboy; oornets-a-plstan, by Besson;
French horns; flutes, in cases, by Chappell; piccolo'
flutes, fifes, clarionets
A full-sized contra-bass, noted for its rare quality
A large quantity of violins, a portion of which are genuine
Italian viz., Granzini, Jacques Boqay, Jacob TeBtor,,
Stoduarius, of the 17th and 18th centuries
Superb old violoncello, by Guarnerius
Small violoncello, by Amati (a curiosity)
Modern bases, with machine heads
Guitars, concertinas, flutinas, accordions
A large assortment of strings of every description
and can pipes, violin bows, legs, and other musical
instrument fittings, modern music, sacred music,
books of operas complete, Handel's works, books on
art, music, science, &c., &c. ; statuettes, carved
figures, paintings, framed engravings, c, No, ;
together with a large collection of sundries solely
adapted for a music repository too numerous for an
Upwards of 60 stereoscopes, powerful lenses, and an
immense collection of splendid stereographs of the
International Exhibition of 1862, and a superb lot
of photographs, sculpture, and other interesting
objects, recently imported. Vide Akt-Jouknal
NB-The owner of the above very valuable stock-in-trade
has fully empowered the auctioneer to treat with any
party (privately) for the whole, on the most liberal terms,
prior to the sale by auction, which will be made in piece-
meal, unless previously disposed of by private contract. To
any one possessing even a slight musical genius, an opportunity
like the above seldom occurs of securing a stock selected
unquestionably with the greatest care.
Solely parted with through illness of a very serious character.
On account of whom it may concern.
Ex Princess of Wales, Captain Cayzer, from London,
MESSRS. W. DEAN and CO. will sell by
auction, at their Warehouse, Pitt and O'Connell
streets, THIS DAY, August 14th, at 11 o'clock,
M W P within diamond, A outside
14 packages boots and shoes, more or less damaged by
233-1 package, containing 2 boxes, each containing
3 dozen women's memel boots, S.S., M.H.
321-1 package, containing 2 boxes, each containing
3 dozen ladies' best kid E.S. boots, mock
306-1 package, containing 2 boxes, viz,,
No. 9-3 dozen women's kid boots, wing,
No. 10-3 ditto ditto ditto ditto, capped,
313-1 package, containing 2 boxes, viz.,
No. 27-4 dozen child's patent leather
ankle straps, elastic fronts
No. 28-4 ditto ditto ditto ditto, spring
318-1 package, containing 2 boxes, containing
3 dozen child's memel goloshed, 7 to 10
2 dozen ditto ditto ditto, 11 to 1.
230-1 package, containing a boxes, each containing
3 dozen women's kid boots, E.S., M.H.
302-1 package, containing 2 boxes, each containing
30 dozen women's kid boots, E.S., S.B.
1; dozen ditto ditto ditto, ditto, pearl
301-1 package, containing 2 boxes, each containing
3 ' dozen women's military boots, braided,
307-1 package, containing 2 boxes, each containing
3 dozen women's patent double pearl but-
tons, fancy braided, vamped
308-I package, containing 2 boxes, each containing
3 dozen women's memel boots, Eg., T.P.H.
309-1 package, containing 2 boxes, each containing
3 dozen women's memel boots, S.S., M.H.
312-1 package, containing 4 boxes, viz. :
No. 23-3 dozen child's memel bal-
24-3 ditto ditto ditto, button ditto, 2-G
25-4 ditto girls' cashmere, E.S., M.H., C-9
26-4 ditto ditto ditto, ditto, ditto, 10-3
314-1 package, containing 2 boxes, each containing:
4 dozen child's kid S S,, 4 6
316-1 package, containing 2 boxes, each containing
3 dozen child's memel balmoral boots.
Bathurst kip and sole leather
40 bundles bag and harness leather I
Caltekins, kangaroo skins, &c.
Imputant to Boot and Shoemakers, Country Buy ora, and
170 Packages Boots and Shoes,
Just arrived ex John Temperley.
Day of Sale, FRIDAY, 14th August.
MESSRS. W. DEAN and CO. have received
instructions to sell by auction, at their
Warehouse, Pitt and O'connell streets, THIS DAY, 14th
170 packages seasonable boots and shoes Parker's
Just arrived ex John Temperley.
On account of whom it may concern.
Ex Margaret Eliza, Robinson, master, from Hongkong.
Auction Sale, TUESDAY, 18th August.
MESSRS. W. DEAN and CO. will sell by
auction, at their Warehouse, Pitt and
O'connell streets, on TUESDAY, I8th August, at 11
Ex Margaret Eliza, damaged by sea water,
212 half-chests young hyson 2 -
2-4 ditto ditto .... "1 3
3-64 boxes gunpowder .. 55 39
4-7 half-chests young hyson 3 6
6-3 ditto Twankay .... - 3
8- 1 ditto gunpowder .. , ..
6 half-chests souchong 1 5
Sugars, Groceries, Teas, Oilmen's Stores, Co.
Auction Sale, TUESDAY, 18th August.
Important to Merchants, Grocers, Speculators, and others.
MESSRS. W. DEAN and CO. will sell by
auction, at their Warehouse, Pitt and
O'connell streets, on TUESDAY, 18th August, at 11
Large parcels of sugar, embracing a large variety ; also
teas, groceries, oilmen's stores, &c.
To Timber Merchants, Ship Builders, and others. I
The cargo of the Avon, from Vancouver's Island.
600,000 feet Rough Lumber
Now landing on the east side of the Circular Quay, where
it may be inspected previous to and at the time of Bale,
At., half-past 2 o'clock, on
Jtyfl MESSRS. W. DEAN and CO. have been
less favoured with instructions from Messrs. Gilchrist,
Watt, and Co. to sell by auction, at the east side of
the Circular Quay, on THURSDAY, 20th August, at half-past
The entire cargo of the Avon, just arrived from Vancouver's
23,000 feet Inch flooring, T. and 6 5 and 6 inches
wine, 10 to 30 feet long.
600,000 feet rough lumber, as follows
French, 4 (0 16 inches wide, 16 to 24 feet long
14-inch, 4 to 11 ditto, 40 to 44 ditto.
2 inch, 8 to 16 inches vi do, 30 to 40 feet long
24-inch, 10 to 13 ditto, 16 to 34 ditto.
3 x 3 3 x 9, 3 x 12 3 x 12 3 x 12, 3 x 13, 10 to 44 feet
6 x 2, 7 x 2, 6 x 2, 6 x 3 7 x 2, 73,10 to 44 feet lower.
3 x 2, 4 x 2, 4 x 2, 6 x 2 5 x 24, 18 to 44 feet long.
The auctioneers beg to assure the trade that every
possible care has been taken in the selection of this centre
that it should consist of only the best timber and most
1 Intending purchasers may rely upon obtaining the very
best seasoned red Oregon pine, possessing all the recommendations
of the celebrated pitch pine from the States, for which
it may be substituted without doubt of its giving satisfaction.
IMPORTANT SALE OF FREEHOLD
On the Ground, on MONDAY, 17th August, at li,
o'clook, comprising 55 allotments of the celebrated
commencing near the English Church at Upper
Paddington, and extending along Piper-street to
I Ocean-street and the Point Piper line, to within a
short distance of the Congregational Church, being,
choice lots reserved from former sales out of the few
I blocks of land in the subdivision of the large estate
s FREEHOLD TITLE CAN BE GIVEN.
Some of the lots now for sale were reserved as convenient
sites for first-class villa residences, on account of the desirableness
of the situation and healthiness of position, commanding
magnificent panoramic views of Sydney harbour,
Botany Bay, and surrounding country ; perfectly open to
the refreshing sea breezes in the summer season, having
abundance of good water at a moderate depth a good drain-
age, with building stone at hand, and regular communication
with the city every ten minutes by omnibuses, which
reach the General Post Office, George-street, within
t2" The terms of sale will be 25 per cent deposit, and
the balance by bills at 3, 6, 9, and 12 months, without
interest, or 75 percent of the purchase money may remain
secured on the property for two or three years at 8 per
cent, from the day of sale.
5 hp several portions now for sale may be readily known
by lines cut through the turf, or on the surface of the soil,
indicating the site of the blocks to be offered, which contain
from 5 to 10 allotments of 20 feet frontage each ; thus
purchasers may be able to take one or more as they
In Block A, opposite Paddington-street, are 5 allotments,
each 20 feet by about 99 feet, commencing 20 feet
northward of the two-storied houses erected on this block!
From this part the views are very beautiful.
I Plans on view at the rooms, I
In Blocks B and C are 25 allotments, all having frontages
to Point Piper Road and Piper Road, commencing
218 feet 6 inches from the Upper South Head Road, at a
point opposite the property and residence of the Rev. John
West This site contains 6 allotments of 20 feet each, with
the north side of the cottages, farther down the road
and opposite the residence of John Watkins, Esq., is a
small block of 4 allotments, or 80 feet, being Nos. 10, 11,
In the same section, eighty feet farther north, is a block
of 9 lots, 20 feet each, Nos. 18 to 26 ; and near the junction
of Moncur-street are 8 allotments, three of which front ,
Moncur-street, Nos. 43, 44, and 45. In
Piper-street are five allotments in block C, all above
20 feet frontage, having very extensive views across the
Randwick Racecourse to the south shore, and waters of
Botany Bay. Further along Piper-street, in block B, and
7 allotments lying south of the new houses, and on the
north side of them are 11 allotments, all 20 feet wide, and
At the same time and place will be sold the fine two
storied houses, with double verandahs, overlooking the hard
bour and city, erected on 100 feet of land fronting POINT
PIPER ROAD, at its intersection with Paddington-street,
Each house contains four rooms, hall, and kitchen, built on
stone foundations, separate yards, and entrance from a reserved
road at the rear of the premises.
These houses have been erected at a very great cost, but
will be sold without regard to the outlay and the auctioneer
is instructed to sell them separately, giving the first purchaser
the option of taking two or more consecutively, as
Observe : Title satisfactory. Plans
on view at the Auction Rooms, 154, Pitt-street.
Terms for the houses, 25 per cent, cash, and the balance
by bills at 3, 6, and 9 months, with bank interest added,
and secured on the property.
A Two-storied House and large Allotment of Land, at the
corner of Bigge and Elizabeth streets, in the centre of
tgy By order of the Mortgagee.
W. BOWDEN is instructed to sell by
auction, at the Land Sale Rooms, 154 Pitt
street, on THURSDAY next, the 20th of August, at 11
All that block of land being lots numbered one, two,
three, and six commencing at the intersection of
Bigge and Elizabeth streets, and bounded on the east
by Bigge-street, being a line bearing southerly 183
met to a reserved lane 119 feet wide on the south by
that lane bearing westerly 183 feet 6 inches to lot
number four on the west by the said lot bearing '
northerly to Elizabeth-street 183 feet; and on the
north by Elizabeth-street 183 feet 6 inches to the
point of commencement, the said dimensions being a
On this block of land is a two-storied brick-built house
of eight rooms, formerly known as the Hope Inn, at I
present tenanted by Mr. Thompson, and situated in one of the
principal streets a little to the northward of the Court-
house, and other public buildings. Terms at
A very Superior Cottage Residence, in the town of
Liverpool, at the corner of Moore and Northumber-
land streets, a short distance from the Old Ship Inn,
now called the Royal Oak.
T W, BOWDEN is instructed by the
It Executors of the late Mrs. Hill to sell by auction,
at the Land Sale Rooms, 164, Pitt-street, on THURSDAY,
the 20th of August, at 11 o'olock,
The handsome and commodious verandah cottage resi-
dence situated as above named, at present occupied
by Dr. Nind, being one of the most substantial,
comfortable, and modern style of cottages in the
town, and erected of the very best materials.
The house contains a good hall opening from the
verandah fronting Moore-street and leading to the dining
room. On the right hand, are the principal bedroom and
nursery. On the left hand, the drawing-room and a second
bedroom. On the west side, with a separate entrance from
the verandah, are two rooms intended for bedrooms but
now used as a reception room for patients and a surgery. _
Detached from the house, is an excellent kitchen with
servants' rooms adjoining, built of brick in a substantial
manner. In the yard, are stables and sheds for horses and
cows. The garden is a good size, and contains several full
The plot of ground has a frontage to Moora-street of 132
feet 97 feet to Northumberland-street, and contains one
On the same plot of land is erected author brick cottage
of four rooms, built since the one first described, and at
present tenanted by Miss Nowlan. The whole will be sold
This property is worthy the notice of any person retired
from business, living upon a fixed income, and desirous of
possessing a comfortable residence in a quiet country town,
affording all the necessaries of life, with. much of the
luxuries as may be desired, and yet within reach of the
capital in one hour by railway twice a day. The healthiness
of the town is well established.
I g" A very large amount has been expended upon this
property, which the new proprietor will get the benefit of,
as the vendors are prepared to sell for less than half the
actual cost, to close up the trust account.
To Ironmongers and others,
CHATTO and HUGHES have received instructions
to sell by auction, at their Rooms,
THIS DAY, 14th instant, at 11 o'clock,
An invoice of tinware, consisting of
To Ironmongers, Storekeepers, and others.
TANN'S PATENT FIRE-PROOF SAFES. On
account of whom it may concern.
Ex Whitehall, Captain from London.
of 2 THAT! O and HUGHES will sell by auc- I
H- turn, THIS DAY, 14th instant, at 11 o'clock, ,
2 14-1 package, containing one of J. Tann and Co.'s |
" reliance " patent fire safes, size 24 x 18 x 174
2 17-1 ditto ditto ditto.
All more or less damaged by sea water.
Drapery, Fancy Goode, Slops, c, &o.
Just landed ex Jason, and Undaunted,
Pty MESSRS. CHAS. MOORE and CO. have
JlvJf received instructions to sell by auction, at
their Rooms, Pitt-street, on the above day,
Several consignments seasonable drapery, fancy goods,
Colonial crimean, &o,, etc.
To close Shipments for the Mail.
THIS DAY, (Friday, the 14th), at 11 o'clock.
MESSRS. CHAS. MOORE and CO.
LTD" have received instructions to sell by auction,
at their Rooms, Pitt-street, THIS DAY, Friday, the
THIS DAY, Friday, 14th August.
IMPORTANT SALE CITY AND SUBURBAN
Pitt-street, at 11 o'clock, for half-past 11 o'clock prompt,
PRINCE-STREET.-Valuable building site, over-
looking the Harbour at the North end of Prince
street, part of Rnxton's Grant.
The whole of Mr. Arthur's well-known Redfern property
by order of the mortgagee, as a whole, or in lots to suit
CLEVELAND-STREET -An allotment of land next
to the corner of Botany-street, with house and blacksmith's
forge, occupied by Mr. Lumsden.
BOTANY-STREET. Shop, dwelling-house, and land,
THE TOLL-BAR INN, and allotments of land.
REDFERN STREET.- Allotment, with premises
lately occupied by Mr Gough, baker.
WILLS-STREET. An allotment of land, without improvements.
PARRAMATTA ROAD, PETERSHAM. Two shops
and houses, with oven, bakery, No., adjoining Mrs.
Hughes', Petersham Inn, and butcher's shop.
BALMAIN. Waterside residence, Darling Harbour,
opposite Goat Island, occupied by Mr. F. Huntley ;
Cottage and land, Campbell-street, overlooking
Waterview Bay and Cottage and land in the same street,
occupied by Mr. Abbott. i
Postponed in consequenoe of the inclemency of the
350 Chests Young Hyson Tea.
ROSSITER and LAZARUS have received
instructions to sell by auction, at their Rooms
THIS DAY, 14th instant, at 12 o'clock, I
350 chests young hyson tea.
Groceries, Oilmen's Stores, on.
ROSSITER and LAZARUS have received
instructions to sell by auction, at their Rooms
THIS DAY, August 14th, at 11 o'clock precisely,
Colman's mustards, in 7-lb. tins
Batty's half-pint salad oils
Brown Windsor and fancy soaps !
Imitation and meerschaum pipe, j -
ROSSITER and LAZARUS have received
instructions from the importers to sell by auction,
at their Rooms, on the above day, at 11 o'clock,
60 bales, 20 to 100 lbs , imperial brown paper.
tgsg" For and on account of whom it may concern.
Ex C iSH pore, M'Gowan, master, from London.
ROSSITER and LAZARUS have received
instructions to sell by auction, at their Rooms,
on the above day, at 11 o'clock,
1.210 SOO casks stout porter, each 4 dozen
251-300-100 casks ditto, pints, each 8 down.
ROSSITER and LAZARUS will sell by
auction, at their Rooms, on FRIDAY, 24th.
100 cases oysters, in 1-lb. tins.
Important Unreserved Sale.
ROSSITER and LAZARUS have been
favoured with instructions from the importers
to sell by auction, on the above day,
12 cases large size plaid vestas
12 ditto small ditto ditto
6 ditto japan tinned, 160's
eggs li or and on account of whom it may concern.
Ex Whitehall, -, master, from London.
ROSSITER and LAZARUS have received
- instructions to sell by auction, at their Rooms,
THIS DAY, 14th instant, at 11 o'olock,
$ 392-1 case, 100 sheets 18oz Muntz metal
393-1 ditto, 100 sheets ditto ditto
395-1 ditto, 100 sheets ditto ditto
396-1 ditto, 100 sheets 20 oz ditto
398-1 ditto, 100 sheets ditto ditto
399-1 ditto, 100 sheets ditto ditto
403-1 ditto, 100 sheets 22 oz ditto
405-1 ditto, 100 sheets ditto ditto
404-1 ditto, 100 sheets ditto ditto 2
kegs, each 1 own., composition nails
I ditto, 1 cwt. 11-inch ditto ditto.
ROSSITER and LAZARUS will sell by
- auction, at their Rooms, THIS DAY, 14th
50 boxes paraffine candles.
O ROSSITER and LAZARUS will sell by
the auction, at their Rooms, THIS DAY, at 11
POSITIVE AND UNRESERVED SALE.
By order of THE TRUSTEES in the estate of the late
The residue of the unsold properties.
LOT 10-6 VILLA SITES of about 30 acres each, on the
Cook's River Road, adjoining Mr. RE ILLEY'S property,
and nearly opposite Belle Vue, belonging to Mr.
LOT 2 -3 BEAUTIFUL FARMS of about 30 acres
each, at Parramatta, close to the Darling Mills, and
ADJOINING Mr. PYE'S CELEBRATED
ORANGERY, having extensive frontage to the
MORT and CO. have been instructed by-
the trustees in the estate of the late Henry
Mace, Esq., to sell by public auction, at the Rooms, Pitt
street, at 11 o'clock, on WEDNESDAY, 26th August,
The above very valuable SUBURBAN PROPERTIES.
PLANS NOW ON VIEW, and every information
obtained from Messrs. Mort and Co., at their Rooms, Pitt
For particulars, apply to Messrs. SPAIN and ROXBURGH,
solicitors, Sydney Exchange.
TO BE SOLD in two lots pursuant to a
* decree of the Supreme Court of New
South Wales in its Equitable Jurisdiction made
in a cause wherein MICHAEL JOSEPH RYAN
is plaintiff and JOHN MCGUIGAN is defendant
with the approbation of GEORGE HIBBERT
DEFFELL Esquire the Master in Equity of the said
Court at the Auction Rooms of Messieurs MORT and
COMPANY Pitt-street Sydney some time in the month of
September of which due notice will be given all the right
title and interest of John M'Guigan in and to certain freehold
premises situate in George-street South Sydney.
Particulars whereof may in a short time be had gratis at
the said Master's Office Supreme Court-house King-street
Sydney of Mr. GEORGE EVANS solicitor 375 George
Street Sydney of Mr. STEPHEN CAMPBELL BROWN
solicitor, 730, Pitt-street, Sydney and at the Auctioneers.
Dated this thirteenth day of August A d. 1863.
GEORGE HIBBERT DEFFELL Master in Equity.
GEORGE EVANS agent for William Cotton Fell
plaintiff's solicitor Braidwood.
B E. THRELKELD and CO will, sell by
fits auction, at the City Mart, on MONDAY,
Invoices of ironmongery, &c.
Postponed in consequence of the inclemency of the weather.
Important to Coach-builders, Boat-builders, Timber
Merchants, Cabinetmakers, and others,
Positive and Unreserved Sale
At Messrs. R Towns and Co.'s Wharf, Miller's Point,
on MONDAY AFTERNOON, 17th instant, at 3
Just arrived direct from New York.
Superior Choice grained Maple Plank
LE. THRELKELD and CO. have received
instructions from Messrs. R. Towns and Co.
to sell by auction, at their wharf, Miller's Point,
on MONDAY AFTERNOON, the 17th instant, at 3
following shipment of choice timber, ex Templar,
134 pieces, 2,500 feet, maple plank
160 ditto, 1,973 ditto, oak ditto
576 ditto, 7,000 ditto, hickory ditto
1 999 ditto, 21,500 ditto, ash plank,
gig- The especial attention of coachbuilders, boat-
builders, cabinetmakers, timber merchants, and the trade
generally, is particularly directed to the above shipment of
very choice timber, being the only parcel in the market,
Wool, Sheepskins, Tallow, Hides, Leather, Bacon, Co.
is j. MESSRS. DURHAM and IRWIN will sell
Lv * by auction, at their Produce Stores, Circular
Quay, at 11 o'clock precisely,
Primo farm-fed bacon, No. -2
Spring, Tip-up, and Water Carts ; Trolley, Cooperage,
Second-hand Harness, like,, to. i
MR. J. F. STAFF will- sell by auction,
without reserve, at the Union Inn, Church
street, in addition to the above articles, . '
An assorted lot of second-hand ironware, and numerous
Sale to commence at 11 o'clock.