The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-10-15 00:00:00

ELMHURST, WAVERTREE.

Valuable Freehold MANSION-HOUSE and ESTATE; at
Wavertree, near Liverpool.
BY: MR. BRANCH,
•
On Wednesday, the 31st instant, at 'lwo o'clock in the After-
noon, at the Clarendon-rooms, South John-street, subject
to certain conditions to be then produced,
ALL that Piece of LAND, situate in the township
of Wavertree. in the county of Lancaster, on the north-
east side of the road leading from Wavertree towards Gate-
acre, and opposite to Eton House, containing by admeasure-
ment Ila. 3r. 13p. statute measure o thereabouts
,; bounded
on the south-west by the road from Wavertree to Gateacre :
on the south-east side by the road leading from Childwall to
Allerton, on the north-east side by a lane leading out of the
said last-mentioned road towards the north-west, and on the
north-west by land of James Jenkinson Bibby, Esq., together
with the MANSION-HOUSE, Lodge, Stables, and other erec-
tions and buildings thereon, recently in the occupation of the
late Thomas Morris, Esq., deceased.
The House was built from the plans and under the superin-
tendence of Mr. J. A. I icton, and is fitted up with all modern
conveniences. It contains four entertaining-rooms on the
grwund floor, six bedrooms and a dressing-room on the.iirst
floor, and six bedrooms an.. a dressing-room on the upper
storey, with bath-room and all other conveniences. It is
cellared throughout.
The Outbuildings consist of a Lodge, stabling for four horses,
with coach-house, &c., poultries, yard, piggeries, and cow-
house. a

The Garden is well stocked with excellent fruit trees, and is
very productive. There are two vineries in full beating.

The Land is surrounded on three sides by stone walhi.

Gas is laid on throughout the house, ;;Ci there is a plentiful
supply of excellent spring water. The purchaser will be
required to take the gasaliers and gas fittings, a mirror in the
drawing-room, and the hurdles on the land at a valuation,
and will have the option of taking a crop of mangel wurzel.
There ate a tew other tenants' fixtures, a list of which will be
produced at the time of sale, which the purchaser will have
the option of taking at a valuation.

The above property is freehold of inheritance.
For further particulars apply to Messrs. H. Banner and Son,
North John-street ; or to Messrs. Duacans, Squarey, and Black-
more, solicitors, 10, Water-street, Liverpool.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, magnificent 7-octave Gland
Piano-Forte, by Broadwood and Sons, Carriage, pair of capi-
tal Carriage Horses, Harness, healthy Greenhouse Platte,
Garden and Outhouse Effects, &e., Breeze-hill House,
Walton.
MR. J. F. GRIFFITHS (successor to the late firm
of Messrs. Thomas Winstanley and Sons) has the honour
to announce that he has received' instructions to SELL by
AUCTION, This Day (Monday), the 16th instant, and two fol-
lowing days, at Eleven o'clock precisely each day, on the
Premises, Breeze-hill House, Breeze-hill, near Walton, the
whole of the valuable and excellent HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TURE, including a superi. suite of Drawing-room articles.
large plates of glass, in gilt frames, fine engravings, paintings,
some books, glass, china, brilliant and powerful toned 7 octave
repeating grand hot Izontal piano-forte, by John Broadwood
and Sons, in a case of magnificent rosewood, some fine bronzes,
oriental china, groups and single figures in pure alabaster, day
and night telescope And stand, wines, fashionable double
brougham, pair of capital horses, double and single harness,
choice greenhouse plants, and miscellaneous effects, the pro-
perty of JamesMorrish, Esq, who is leaving the neighbourhood.
The Drawing-room, which is fitted up with great taste and
elegance, contains a costly suite, namely. curtains to the three
windows, of the richest amber-coloured satin damask, with
appropriate tasseled valances and gilt cornices, set of eight
sol d rosewood chairs, Buckingham couch, taree easy chairs
and ottomans, upholstered with similar material to the
curtains, centre table, on pillar and scrolls of mottled walnut-
wood, pair of swivel-top rosewood card tables, glass chandelier,
with branches for four lights, lady's secretaire, and a pair of
jardiniers of tulipwood and marquetrie, mounted with chaste
ormolu, foot ottoman and Canterbury music stand, brilliant
plate of glass, with arch-shaped top to the mantelpiece, and
console table with marble slab, on gilt scrolls, supporting a fine
plate of silvered glass, velvet-pile bordered carpet and hearth
rug to match, polished steel fender, vases, groups and single
figures in Italian alabaster, china vases, Bohemian glass, and
other ornamental and decorative items.

The. Dining-room Furniture is of capital make, and includes
• a superior set of mahogany dining tables 15 feet long, with
expanding screw frame, supported by four massive scrolls and
a centre pillar; handsome sideboard, with pedestal centre and
columns at the ends ; twelve handsome and substanthil maho-
gany chairs, two carved framed easy chairs, and a large sofa,
with seats in real crimson morocco ; cabinet piano-forte, in
rosewood case, Brussels carpet and hearth rug, in good con-
dition; pair of bronzes, " Summer" and "Autumn ;" mantel
timepiece in bronze case; pair of paintings,. flower pieces, by
E.Baker ; chimney glass and a circular mirror, in gilt frames ;
bronzed chandelier, curtains to the two windows of crimson
and gold-coloured merino damask, with suitable cornices and
valances; cast fender, fire-irons, &c.
In the Library and Breakfast Parlour : Two excellent ma-
hogany cabinet bookcases (constructed to form a library book-
case, with wings), six mahogany chairs and a couch, with
crimson velvet seats, window curtains, four rosewood chairs,
small set of dining tables and a solid-Lop 100 table, mahogany
bookcase with glazed doors, chimney glasses in gilt frames,
Brussels and Kidderminster carpets, hearth rugs, Canterbury
music stand, &c.
The Chambers are furnished with well-seasoned and superior
articles in mahogany. and polished -birch, including a fourpost
and a tudor bedstead, with hangings, two half-tester bedsteads
of polished birch, hardwood and painted ditto to the secondary,
servants', and nursery-rooms, two superior wardrobes of prime
mahogany. with pilasters in front, pedestal and other toilet
tables, with marble tops and washstands to match, cheval,
toilet, and shaving glasse-, in mahogany frames, chests of
drawers, Brussels, Kidderminster, and other carpets, toilet
services, baths, and chairs.
Modern oak table in the ball, with marble slab, and adapted
to hold the dining-table leaves, two oak Chairs, barometer and
thermometer, handsome Brussels carpet to the s airs and hall,
and massive brass rods.

Kitchen requisites, useful cooking and culinary utensils,
refrigerator, lang:cleaning apparatus, &c.

QU'antity of choice WINEb, Including some lots of Sherry,
Claret, Hock, and other favourite wines.

In the Outbuildings, Garden, and Yard, about two tons of
hay, two excellent cows, some pigs, about 200 strong and good
iron hurdles and gates, mowing machine, iron garden roller,
garden frames, two targets, bows. and archery articles, erec-
tion of the fowl pen and wire fencing, iron garden seats, orna-
mental vases, and garden tools.

Amongst the Plains are about 30 valuablecamellias, varieties
of azaleas,. cactuses, fuchsias, pelargoniums, and many other
choice varieties of admired plants.
To be -viewed prior to the sale, when catalogues can be had
on the premises, and at the offices of the auctioneer, 44, Church-
street, Liverpool.

A most elegant Gift Volume, with nine new Etchings, by a
first-rate Artist. '

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Selections from the best Authors of both countries,
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style, 65.; Morocco elegant, 12s.
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all lovers of poetry."
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