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THE ESTATES GAZETTE
January 14, 1899.
Hants.
Winchester—Gudgeon and1 Sons, of Winchester, at same, on January 18, Freehold residential property and building land
Southsea—Penney and Clark, of Southsea, at same, on January 17, Freehold properties Portsmouth—Ernest Hall, of Portsmouth, at same, on January 19, Freehold shop and dwelling houses Southsea^Field and Palmer, of Southsea, at same, on January 23, Freehold residence, business premises and land
Herefordshire.
Marston, Pembridge and Kington—H. F. Russell, of Pembridge, at Kington, on January 24, Freehold properties
Hertfordshire.
Ware—R. and A. G. Thorowgood, of Hertford, at Ware, on January 24, Freehold properties
Kent.
Maidstone—R. Waterman and Sons, of Maidstone, at same, on January 19, Freehold properties and shares
Chart Sutton and Maidstone—R. Waterman and Sons, of Maidstone, at same, on January 26, Freehold properties
New and Old Brompton—W. E. R. Randall, of Chatham, at same, on January 17, Freehold business premises, dwelling houses and land)
Cranbrook—Geo. F. Attree, of Brighton, at Cran-brook, on January 26, Freehold residence and shares
Dover—Worsfold and Hayward, of Dover, at same, on January 19, Freehold licensed property and residences
Tunbridge Wells—E. J. Carter, of Tunbridge Wells, at same, on January 25 and 26, Furniture, etc.
Lancashire.
Warrington (near)—Thomas Sutton and Sons, of Warrington, at same, on January 18, Freehold farm, comprising about 23 acres Manchester—G. H. Larmuth, of Manchester, at same, on January 25, Freehold ground rents Stalybrid'ge—Samuel Hall, of Stalybridge, at same, on January 25, licensed premises and dwelling houses
Radcliffe—Shepherd and Son, of Rochdale, at Rad-cliff e, on January 25, Leasehold shop and dwelling house
Salford—Beck and Makinson, of Manchester, at same, on January 24, Freehold properties
Devonshire.
Exeter—A. Bromley Sanders, of Exeter, at same, on January 17 and 18, Furniture, etc.
Plymouth—Rowland Hambly, of Plymouth, at same, on January 31, The Mount Pleasant Hotel, F Plymouth—Gilchrist and Bishop, of Plymouth, at same, on January 19, Freehold building land Plymouth—Woolland and Sons, of Plymouth, at same, on January 17, Freehold' residence Teignmouth—Robert Frost and Son, of Teignmouth, at same, on January 18, Leasehold dwelling house
Honiton—T. D. Hussey, of Honiton, at same, on January 25, Freehold dwelling house and shop Newton Abbot^James Stooke, of Newton Abbot, of same, on January 19, Leasehold property Rowbarton—Wm. J. Villar, of Taunton, at same, on January 25, dwelling house
Dorsetshire.
Lyme Regis—Radford and Radford, of Lyme Regis, at same, on January 20, Freehold business properties
Brid'port—Milledge and Son, of Weymouth, at Brid-port, on January 25, Freehold dwelling houses and premises
Wareham—Roberts, Son and Tory, of Dorchester, at Wareham, on February 2, Freehold dwelling house and shop property
Gloucestershire.
Gloucester (near)—Bruton, Knowles and Co״, of Gloucester, at same, early in March, Wotton Court Estate, 206 acres
Cheltenham—Engall, Cox and Co,, of Cheltenham, at same, on January 26, cottage and land Bristol—C. H. Tucker, of Bristol, at same, on January 18, business premises Bristol—C. H. Tucker, of Bristol, at Kingsdown, on January 19, Freehold and Leasehold dwelling houses
Bristol—Alexander, Daniel and Co., of Bristol, at same, on January 18, Leasehold properties and fee farm rents
Clifton—C. H. Tucker and Co., of Bristol, at Clifton, on January 17, Freehold residences Bristol—A. J. Welsby and Co., of Bristol, at same, on January 25, dwelling houses and shop Bristol—Charles A. Tricks and Son, of Bristol, at same, on January 17, Freehold and Leasehold properties
Bristol—Alexander, Daniel and Co., of Bristol, at same, on January 23, Freehold dwelling houses Bristol—Alexander, Daniel and Co., of Bristol, at same, on January 25, Freehold residences Hanham—Young and Howes (in conjunction with Nichols, Matthews and Co.), of Bristol, at Hanham, on January 17, Freehold cottage property Cheltenham—Engall, Cox and Co., of Cheltenham, at same, on January 26, business and residential properties
Cheltenham—W. H. Horsley, of Cheltenham, at same, on January 27, Freehold residence
FORTHCOMING SALES BY AUCTION IN THE COUNTRY.
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Berkshire.
Beading—Simmons and Sons, of Beading, at same, on January 17, Freehold licensed premises Abingdon—Harris and Jackson, of Abingdon, at same, on January 19, Freehold properties Lambourn (near)—Dreweatt and Watson, of Newbury, at same, on January 17, Freehold property Ascot—Chancellor and Sons, of Bichmond, at Ascot, on February 15, Freehold building land! of about seven acres
Beading—J. J. Cooper (J. Omer Cooper and Son), of Beading, at same, on January 19, Freehold dwelling house and land
Hungerford—A. W. Neate, of Hungerford, at same, on January 25, Leasehold and Freehold premises
Cornwall.
Penzance—Edward Eve, of Penzance, at same, on January 17, dwelling house Germoe—John Coad, of St. Keverne, at Helston, on January 18, Freehold properties Penzance—George E. Jenkin, of Penzance, at same, on January 18, Freehold dwelling houses
Cumberland.
Carlisle—Thornborrow and Co., of Penrith, at Carlisle, on January 16, Freehold licensed property, and dwelling houses
Derbyshire.
Derby—Cumberland and Sons, of Derby, at same, on January 27, Freehold properties and shares
Derby (near)—J. and W. Heathcote, of Derby, at same, on January 20, Freehold property and shares
Ockbrook—Cumberland and Sons, of Derby, at Ock-brook, on January 30, Freehold dwelling houses and building land
Ashoree^Ernest S. Mitchell, of Chesterfield, at Ashoree, on January 30, Freehold house, buildings, and 14 acres grass land
Increasing Bates at Liverpool.—A special meeting of the members of the Liverpool and Bootle Property Owners and Batepayers’ Association was held on January 6, to protest against the proposed increase of sanitary rates, and also to consider the advisability of voting against the Corporation ¡Bill. Mr. J. W. Beader, who presided over a numerous attendance, moved the following resolution:—•“ That this meeting viewing with alarm the lavish expenditure of the Corporation committees and formidable estimates presented by them involving increased taxation, notwithstanding the number of new assessments and income derived from the corporate estate, hereby cordially approves of the action of the City Council to refer the estimates to a special committee, and earnestly hopes that a recommendation will be made to reduce the high sanitary rates, and that in any event they be not further increased.” Mr. B. Killip seconded, and said it was becoming a most serious matter the way in which their rates were increasing, extravagance going on apparently throughout the city generally. Unless they as property owners and ratepayers did something to stop that extravagance there was no telling where they would be landed (hear, hear). Mr. B. A. Bellwood, the secretary of the association, replying to a question as to the nature of the Corporation Bill, said it was the usual omnibus Bill, which was promoted every year, and he thought it might very well stand over for a year or two to see how the rates went on. Mr. J. W. Fairbrother remarked that the Council did not propose to put on a tramway rate, but, instead, were going to raise all the rates to pay for their wretched blundering in connection with the tramways system of Liverpool. The resolution was carried unanimously. Mr. Henry Jones moved that a copy of the foregoing resolution be sent to the Lord Mayor, with a respectful request that it should be read at the meeting of the City Council on the 18th instant. Mr. Jacob Lipson seconded, and this also was unanimously adopted.
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