Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-05 00:00:00

1 Upper Neivin-gton

KILNS.—To be Let, Kilns for drying corn or cotton, or hired
out, at 2, Freemason's-row. Vauxhall-road. Ijs

a House and Shop, 53, Brownlow-street. Rent, £l5

with windows fronting

MO be Let, a good Dry Cellar.-- Apply at the Warehou!
Surrey-street, Kent-square.

110 be LE'!

Me, with loose box ; large she(
ildregs 73_ Old T-Tall-ah,,,t

TO be Li
street

Two 11,

Apply to John Hamilton, jun., 'Derby-

rpo be LET,, an Eligible SHOP, in Castle-street, and Cellars
underneath.l—Apply to JOIIN RICHARDSON, jun., 7, Lower
Castle-street.

MO be Let, a capital House and. Shop, 131, Burlington-street,
rent £22 ; incoming for fixtures, &c., Moderate ; present

Bakers.

TO be LET, in the most populOus part of Liverpoj
Grocer's Shop, with a Bakehouse attached.

MO be Let, a capital Bakery, fronting the street and well lighted;
contains two good ovens, tables and fixtures, and with or
without a good dwelling house attached; situate close to Scotland-
road • -incoming moderate. Apply to George Golding, estate
agent,' 40, North John-street. , 6jB
IpO be LET, a large Double Office
Revenue-chambers, 12, Cain*
Woodward

on the first floor; rent £35, in
g-place.—Apply to Morrall and

The Grocers Opportunity !!
MO be Let, in a respeCtable and thickly populated neighbour-
hood, near the 'centre of the town, an excellent and very old
established •grocery and • provisibn shop, with first rate house
attaehed, now doing a regular average trade of from £2O to £3O per
week, *Rent very moderate, and may let of to nearly rental.
Coming-in only. £5O if' immediate.—Apply to Mr. Edwin Large,
Estate Agent, 1, • Upper Newington. • • •

BOROUGH OF LIVERPOOL.
TO be LET, to eligible tenants, a -BUTCHER'S SHOP, No. 20,
in fit:• John's • Market ; and • Two SHOPS in St. James's
Market. Information as to situation and other particulars may be
obtained from Mr. Litya, superintendent of St. John's Market ;
and from Mr. Hutehinson,..the. superintendent of St. James's
Market. Sealed tenders,_ stating.rent proposed to be given, with
references as -to. respectability, must be sent addressed to the
"Chairman of the Markets Committee, Town-hall, Liverpool," on
or befo-re Saturday, the 15th instant. .The Committee do not buid
themselves to accept the highest tender.—By order,
, • WILLIAM SHUTTLEWORTII, Town-clerk,
Town-hall,•3rd Jan., 1859. •
TO be LET, by private treaty,' a Rice Mill, in Parr-street, Liver-
pool, and the Premises to be let for a term of fourteen years,
at a small rent; payable half-yearly. The buildings are vim-
modieos and convenient, with stable and cart-house attached, and
aic'huikneer'sy Dcooncski%.'s"dof
lengthNh
Western
nit thel
Railway.
Albert h
(s andm
rf I steam-engine, with a good supply, of water, four pairs
powerfulmillS,'one pair shelling stones six feet
grinding-stones; six barley
Lwoitniiindon one
ed
elevators, funs, hoisting- tackle, and
meal. separately, ,
working ,
every requisite for a min. All )4 perfect
two inches in diameter, powerful tine dressing machine; polishers,
be worked as and which,
a flour mill.
with the addition of two machines
d 1 15j11
n to be made to Mr. prhible? 45,
E ge-4ne,
A reasonable time will be allowed ' may
Or payment of the machinery.
Applicatio

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wash house, water eloset, four bed rooni, and yard: "Rent only
£26; cheap at £3o.—For notes to view, apply to Mr. Alfred Jacob,

be get, -:jiirelling Xionses

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