The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1868-10-31 00:00:00

SALES BY AUCTION.
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[PORTANT FREEHOLD INN ANT) OTHER
HOUSES, MALTHOUSE, AND PREMISES,
BE VILLE.
1.10 be SOLD by AUCTION, by Means.
OATES. PERRENS, and WOOLDRIDGE. at
s TALuoT noTEL. STornitniDOE, On FRIDAY. the 27th
• sot NoVIMPER. 1868. at Five &clock in the Afternoon,
hien to romlitions then to be read. the following
luable FREEHOLD HOUSES and PREMISES,
'note in the village of Enville. vie. :
Lot L—That important Old-Lioensed FREETIOT.D
"Tux CAT." CompriginE large Club Room. Sitting
om, extensive Bed Roonl9, Kitchen,. Pantries, Brew.
mses, Grocer's Shop. Cellars ge. Ite kc.. together with
• Fire-gnarter Malthnnse, Yard. and Premise., forming
lather a most desirable and minable. property.
Tot 2.—Two capital FR F E HOLD HOUSES. together
th the Brewhousea. Gardens, and Aprurtebeneee
welo, let to Metiers. Thompson atuf Ceiriet, as yearly
ants.
Anetinteers beg to call the attention of
Gies to the above. it being the agly Prnherty over likely
come Into the market ig the •;,11,40 of EnEille.
F. view the Frent."-:s aid for farther information,
ply to Mr. iT-Y.•
'a et.
. -.4 of Sto'UnrbPreiciagrme."' Solicitor; or the Auction-
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REEHOLD DWELLING HOUSES,
NEAU CHAPEL HILL, BEIERLEY HILL.
1110 be NOVO by AUCTION, by Mr.
I. TAVLOR. at the BELL 110 TEL. BBIERLEY HILL,
MONDAY, NOVEMIER 16, 1868, at Six o'clock in the
.object to conditions to be then Dranned :
All those Three well-built DWF,LLING-TIOUSF.S,
.h the Brewhause. Piggeries. end Gardens thereto he-
wing. situate at the bock of Chapel Hill. Brierley
11111,
d in the respective occupations of William Thatcher,
erthe Minivan], and George Compson. The gross ren-
t of the property is L2l So per annum.
For further particulars apply to Messrs. Freer and
•rry, Solicitors or the Auctioneer; Stourbridge.

RALESOIVEN...-WORCESTER.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
Dv Meagre. CHESSIME and GIBSON, at
10 the Shenstone Hotel, Halesowen,
On WEDNESDAY, the 11th of November next,
t Five o'clock in the Afternoon—the following highly
iluabl) le RE EHOLD PROPERTIES, situated at Beech
anes, The 4.1 linton, the Borough of HaleaoWan, Ilun•
iugton, awl Ilasbury.
.o. on Lox I.
'ithe lit the Township of Ridgaere.
elan. A. R. P.
:19.—The Old-established Licensed ru
HOUSE,BLIC-
caIIed the ••IterCil Tact Inn,"
with the Outbuildings and Appurtenan-
ces thereto belonging, in the occupation
of Joseph Dixon, containing 0 0 29
320.—Tw0 COTTAGES and GAItDENS, ad-
joining the last, in the respective occu-
pations of Thomas Fisher and James
Male, containing
223.—Three COTTAGES and GARDENS,
adjoining the last, in the respective occu-
pations of John Martin, James Faulk-
suer, and Joseph Goode, containing
0 2 9
This Lot is situated on the Turnpike
Road front Birmingham to Halesowen,
Lair miles from Birmingham. and has a
frontage to the road of 165 pad., or
thereabouts. It is bounded by Lands
belonging to Mr. John Onion.
LOT 11.
It the Towniltio of R;t7getere.
43.—ROUSE, SHOP, and GARDEN, in the
Manor Lane, near to the Qninton Turn-
pike Gate, in the occupation of John
Boughton, containing 0 0 22
This Lot is bounded by Land's belong-
ing to Lord Lytteltou.
Lot 111.
Atte Borough of 17tote000een.
13.—HOUSE, STARLING. OUTBUILD-
INGS. YARD, GARDENS. fronting the
Turnpike Road from Halesowen to
Bagley and the Public Highway leading
to the Grange, formerly the residence of
Samuel Powell, Esti , containing
This Lot is bounded by Property be-
longing to Edward Moore and William
Hayes, Eton.
LOT IV,
Li the To, I ;
tts.e.p
96.—A. Field of ARABLE LAND. situated
near to the Son Inn. at Hunnitigton,
fronting the Turnpike Road from Hales
Owen to Bromsgrove, now in the occu-
pation of James WeAworid, containing 2 0 6
This Lot is bounded by Lands belong-
ing to Mr. George (integer and the
Trustees of the late Wade Browne, Esq.
Lox 5.
Itt the Township of lltt.tburtt.
Si .—A Close of PASTURE LAN I), adjoining
Lutley Brook. called "Little Dunstall,"
otherwise" Haswell's Pool," now in the
occupation of Thomas Peannan, con-
taining
This tot is bounded by Lands belong-
ing to Blrs. G. Gower Woodward and
Mr. Charles Birch.
LOT I.
Jo the Tolorair cf liasltitry.
202.—A Field of PASTURE LAND, called
SCNDLP. Hitt Cwase." situated at
Bundle Hill, in the occupation of Henry
Hollies, containing
This Lot is bounded by lands belong-
ing to Mr. Henry Hollies, and the Re-
presentatives of the late Milt. Esther
Lowe Bill.
LOT VII.
198.—A Field of PASTURE LAND, called
Powell's Close, situated at Bundle Hill,
in the occupation of George Lea, con-
taining
This Lot is bounded by Lands belong-
ing to Mr. Henry Hollies, Mr. William
Round, and Messrs. William and John
Jenkins.
Plans end particulars may be obtained from Messrs.
Whatelevs and Whateley, Solicitors ; Messrs. Matthews
and Sons, Land Agents; and the Auctioneers, all of Bir-
miegbam.
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ROCK'S HILL, BRIM:LEY MLL.
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mei he SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr.
_L HAWKINS, on Tri3OnAlt, NoVEMUEII 3rd, 1668,
at the Honer of Mr. George Skidmore, the Bria.HOTEL.
BRIELLET BILL, at Six o'clock in the Evening, subject
to conditions to be then reed in the following, nr such
other Lots as may be agreed upon at the time of Sale :
Lot I—All those Four pleasantly situated DWEL-
LINO-HOUSES. each having ft front and bark Kitchen,
Cellar, suitable Outbuildings, and Garden Land in front
thereof, situate in New•Oi eel. Rock's Hill, in the res-
pective OCcOpotioon of William Parker, Joseph Worton,
snit two void, producing o rental of £3l to per annum,
awl containing, with the site of the buildings, 545 square
jarda, or thereabouts.
Lot 2.—A1l those Three newly.erected DWELLING'
HOUSES, with the Outbuildings and Garden Land
thereto belonging, eajoining the Chapel, Rock's Hill,
now in the respective occupation. of Perry. Simpkiss,
and Aston, producing an aggregate rental of £2.3 An per
year, and containing, wit h the site of the buildings 376
square yards, or thereabouts.
For further particulars, apply to Mr. John Penman,
Solicitor, Stourbridge ; or the Auctioneer, Brierley
Hill.

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