The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-07-11 00:00:00

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WHOLESALE PAPER WAREHOUSE,
19, SOUTH J OHN-STREET, LIVERPOOL.

ROSE BRAE ......,
(NEAR WOODSIDE PERRY), BIRKENHEAD.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Gas Chandeliers Brilliant-toned
Seven-octaves Cottage Piano-forte in Elegant 'Rosewood Case,
3ze , the Property of a Family going abroad.
MESSRS. &J. HODGSON will SELL by
AUCTION, on Wednesday, the 16th July, 1856,
punctually at Eleven o'cicc , on the premises, No. 3, Rose Brse
(near the Adelphi Hotel), Woodside Ferri, the genuine and sub-
stantial HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, comprising sets of fashion-
able Mahogany Chairs, Couch, and Sas in Hair-cloth t Lounging
Chairs in Morocco Leather, Oblong and Circular Mahogany Centre
Tables, Pembroke, Sofa, and Snap ditto, two Mahogany Chiffon-
niers. handsome Tapestry Carpet, (nearly new,) Kidderminster do.,
Axminster Rugs, Fenders' Fire-irons, Window Draperies, Gas Chan-
deliers, Framed Prints, China, Glass, the Brilliant-toned seven-
octaves Cottage Piano-forte in elegant Rosewood Case, by Fleig,
Paris.

The eight BRDCHAMBERS contain several Polished Birchwood
Tudi,r Bedsteads with Damask and Printed Rangings, Birchwood
and Painted Pillared and other Toilet Tables, Mahogany and Pahated
Chests of Drawers, White Gocse Feßther Bees, Mattresses. Blankets,
Quilts, Iron Bedsteads, Sofa Bed, Chairs, Carpets, Rails, Chamber
Ware.

HALL AND STAINS.—OiI-cloth, Hall Table, Stair Carpets, Rods,
Clock.

Kitchen and Culinary Utensils.
To be viewed on Tuesday, 15th July, and Catalogues had on the
Premises, or previously of Messrs. P. and J. Iludgton, at their
Offices and Rooms, Argyle-street, Birkenhead.

ME

SSRS. THOS. WINSTANLEY and SONS
will SELL by AUCTION, on Thursday, the
24th instant, at Twelve o'clock at noon, at the Clarendon,rooms,
South John-street. Liverpool, subject to the, conditions to be then
and there produced,
All that Piece of LAND, on the north side of the road leading
from Evert n to West Derby, and being bounded on the east, in
part by a dwelling-house belonging to Thomas Bickerdike, in another
part by dwelling-hotures belonging to William Hughes, and on the
remaining part by Kilshaw-street ; and on the west, in part by a
dwelling.honse of Mr. Wiliam Sheriff's, and in remaining part by
a street of ten yards in wkith, called Hughes-street; and on the
north by a streetof ten yards wide, in continuation of, and crlted
Mill-lane. Together with nine Houses erected thereon, fronting
to Hughes-street, and seven Houses on the south side of Mill-
ion.. and a House and Shop en the north side of the said
road,leading from Everten to West Derby.
- The tenure is freehold of inherilance.
For further particulars, apply to Mr. James Orley Watson,
solicitor, 19, Exchange-alley North, Chapel-street, Liverpool.

LA NCASIFIIRE.—GARSTON, NEAR LIVERPOOL
ITESSRS. WALKER, and. ACKERLEY have
rf ceived instructions to offer for SALE by PUBLIC
AUCTION, on Thursday, the 31st instant, at Two o'clock in the
Afternoon, at the Hotel, Garston, near Liverpool, subject to eon-
(Igloos to be then, produced, various tots of eligible BUILDING-
LAND, parts of the Garston Estate, and situate year to the Garston
Dock and Passenger Station of the St. Helens Canal and Railway
company ; and also, two Plots of LAND adjoining the Garston
Railway, and near to the boundary lino dividing the townships of
Garston and Allerton. The whole of the property is freehold of
Inheritance.

The first portion will comprise TWELVE LOTS ON. LAND,
numbered respectively on the plans from 1 to 12 inclusive, and
varying in quantity from 449 to 2,712 yards. •
These I.cts are situate on tbe Liverpool, Aigburth, and Garstos
main road, and abut on the passenger-line of the St. Helens, War-
rington, and Garston Railway; and are most suitable for Shops or
respectable Dwelling-houses.

The next portion consists of surrEgN LOTS OF LAND, num-
bered respectively from 13 to 28 inclusive, situate near to Garston
Church, on the load to Speke-hall, varying in quantity from 661 to
012 yards, and adapted for the Erection of Cottages.
The third portion consists of about 110,000 YARDS, on the shore
of the River Mersey, with a frontage the, eto of about 601 yards, and
extending inland for a depth of 200 yards. This land is numbered
op the ,plans from 29 to 36 inclusive, but will be offered in lots to
suit purchasers.
A most substantial River Wall has been erected along the whole
'frontage of these-last-mentioned lots, and the •ground has been
Ileielled so as to adapt it tor Shiphuilaing purposea, for which its
situation is peculiar suitable.
I A short Branch Railway will be made,: connecting this land 'With
the milways r pnning.round the qUay's of the Garston Dock and the
wain lineOt the H. 30'4 to give'directeontithlOW
ratios); th. the 6lnok, andiai,o to pub tt-;e- lang its: con flexion' *R AI
the St. If elen:s and Wigan coalffelde nd the 14*st-railway Sole%
.
Of the ilbgdonr.
These advantages of posltion make this land most sultabhii'for
hipbuikllng,purposes' as: well as for every kind of Manufactory in'
Which there are large imports of raw materials and great consumps
lion of fuel.
Vessels resorting to Garston Dock are free from all dues at
Liverpool, except the Town Dues to the Corporation, and the sates
chargeable iu respect of the expenditure actually incurred by
Liverpool, in providing Lights and Buoys, and other general
Harbour Expenses.
All the other Docks in the Mersey adapted for the reception of
sea-going snips have now passed into the hands of the Liverpool
authorities, and vessels and goods resorting thereto are, or will be,
Ruble to the heavy charges. of Liverpool. Garston will therefore,
remain the only dock fur large ships at which no charge whatever is
payable on goods loaded into, or landed from:ships.
Lots 37 and 36 are Two Plots of LAND adjoining the Company's
Railway at'the boundary of the townships of Garston and Allerton,
and are admirrb y adapted for villa residences.
Lot 37;-on the south side of the railway, is situated partly in
Oarston sad partly in Ala ton, and contains is acres. 2 roods, 6
poles, statute measure.
The other (Lot 38), on the north side of the rallavay. is situate
wholly in the township of Gannon, and contai. 5 acres. 2 roods, 63
poles, statute measure.
At the same time will be offered Jot 39, being Two ANNUAL
CHIEF RENTS cf.-20 15s 6d sad .422.1 a 61 respectively, issuing
and payable out of certain lands in Garston, marked on the plans
A and B, and on which valuable buildings have been erected.
Particulars and plans of the property may be had on application at
the Railway Offices, at St. Helens, Warrington, and Garston; or
from John and Edward Whitley, solicitors, Adelaide-buildings,
Chapel-street, Liverpool.