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THE ESTATES GAZETTE
February 11, 1899.
Essex.
Chelmsford—Eodd and Martin, of Chelmsford, at same, on February 17, Freehold property
White Notley—Henry Joscelyne, of Braintree, at same, on February 15, Freehold properties
Gloucestershire.
Gloucester (near)—Bruton, Knowles and Co., of Gloucester, at same, on March 18, Wotton Court
Estate, 206 acres
Stow-on־tne־Woid—Franklin and Jones, of Oxford (in conjunction with Tuckett and Sons, of 2, Basinghali-street, London, E.C.), at Stow-on-the-Wold, on February 23, Freehold licensed property
Bristol—Selfe, Ball, Smith and Co., of Bristol, at same, on February 15, Freehold licensed and other properties
Clifton—Geo. Nichols, Smith and Alder, of Bristol, at same, on February 16, Freehold residence Clifton—Alexander, Daniel and Co., of Bristol (in conjunction with W. Cowlin and Son, of Clifton), at Clifton, on February 14, Freehold1 properties Redland—C. H. Tucker and Co., of Bristol, at Clifton, on February 15, Freehold residences Kingswood Hill—Young and Howes, of Bristol (in conjunction with Ramsey and Co., of 62, King William-street, London, E.C.), at Kingswood hill, on February 28, Freehold ground rents, shops and pasture land
Prestbury, etc.—John G. Villar, of Cheltenham, at same, !on February 23, Freehold cottages and land
Cheltenham—Bayley and Adams, of Cheltenham, at same, on February 23, Freehold properties Cotham and Bishopston—Josiah Herbert, of Bristol, at same, on February 14, Freehold dwelling houses
Bristol—Alexander, Daniel and Co., of Bristol, at same, on February 22, Freehold licensed and other property
Bristol—Fred. H. Jullion, of Bristol, at same, on February 15, factory and dwelling house Clifton—Geo. Nichols, Smith and Alder, of Bristol, at same, on February 14, residence W estbury-upon-Trym—Geo. Nichols, Smith and Alder, of Bristol, at same, on February 23, Freehold building land
Bristol—C. H Tucker and Co., of Bristol, at same, on February 16, Freehold shops and dwelling houses
Bristol—C. H Tucker and Co., of Bristol, at same, on February 23, Freehold dwelling houses Bristol—C. H Tucker and Co., of Bristol, at same, on March 1, Freehold and Leasehold properties Kingswood—Edward T. Parker, of Bristol, at Kingswood, on February 15, Freehold dwelling houses Mangotsfield—Young and Howes, of Bristol, at Mangotsfield, on February 14, Freehold cottages and gardens
Bristol—William R. Nurse and Co., of Bristol, at same, on February 23, licensed premises and dwelling house
Stow-on-the-Wold—Young and Gilling, of Cheltenham, at Stow-on-the-Wold, on March 2, Freehold business premises and dwelling house
Cornwall.
Penzance—Edward Mitchell, of Penzance, at same, on February 23, Freehold property Madron and Penzance—George E. Jenkin, of Penzance, at same, on February 15, Freehold and Leasehold property
St. Mawgan-in־Py dar—John Tremaine, of St.
Columb, at same, on March 2, Freehold farms Newquay—Skardon, Sons and Hosking, of Plymouth, at Newquay, on February 21, Freehold residence Penzance—George E. Jenkin, of Penzance, at same, on February 21, Leasehold residence
Derbyshire.
Derby—J. and W. Heathcote, of Derby, at same, on February 24, Freehold building estate Melbourne—Newbold and Son, of King’s Newton, at Melbourne, on February 22, Freehold cottages and building land
Devonshire.
Ohudleigh—Parkhouse and Sons, of Plymouth, at Chud'leigh, on February 14, Freehold property Kingsbridge—W. H. Kelland, of Kingsbridge, at same, on February 28, Anchor Hotel Dawlish—Scott-Smith and Co., of Exeter, at same, on February 21, Freehold properties Devonport—Skardon, Sons and Hosking, of Plymouth, at Devonport, on February 14, Freehold and Leasehold properties
Plymouth—Peter Hamley, of Plymouth, at same, on February 14, Freehold properties Exeter—Thomas Martin, of Exeter, at same, on February 22, Freehold business premises Torquay—Percy Whitton (of the firm of Thompson and Co., of Exeter), at Torquay, on February 20, Leasehold residence
Sidmoutb—Potibury and Sons, of S'idmouth, at same, on February 23, Freehold property Mutley—Elliott, Ellis and Co., of Plymouth, at same, on February 21, shop properties Exeter—T. Martin, of Exeter, at same, on February
13,	Freehold dwelling houses
Exeter—T. Martin, of Exeter, at same, on February
14,	Freehold residence
Exeter—Hussey and Son, of Exeter, at same, on February 21, Freehold residence
Dorsetshire.
Weymouth—Milledge and Son, of Weymouth, at same, on February 15, Freehold residence and shares
Maiden Newton—G. Symonds, of Maiden Newton, at same, on February 13, Freehold cottage property
Beaminster, Netherbury, etc.—Samuel Cox, of Beaminster, at same, on February 23, dwelling houses, shops and land
Swanage and Corfe Castle—Roberts, Son and Tory, of Yeovil, at Swanage, on February 16, Freehold and Leasehold property
Yetminster—Roberts, Son and Tory, of Yeovil, at Yetminster, on February 14, cottage property
FORTHCOMING SALES BY AUCTION IN THE COUNTRY.
London Forthcoming Sales are given elsewhere. All announcements of sales should reach o«i-Office by the first post on Thursday morning, or they cannot appear in the paper of the Saturday following.
Bedfordshire.
Bedford1 ,and Olapham—Stafford and Rogers, of Bedford, at same, on February 17, Freehold property
Berkshire.
Newbury—J. N. Day, of Newbury, at same, cn March 1, manufacturing property Ascot^Ohancellor and Sons, of Ascot, at same, on February 15, Freehold building land of about seven acres
Reading—John H. Gould, of Reading, at same, on February 16, Freehold dwelling house Binfleld—Frank Cooksey, of Reading, at Binfield, on February 21, Freehold property
Buckinghamshire.
Slough—Willis and Crouch, of Uxbridge, at Slough, on March 7, Freehold cottages
Cambridgeshire.
Cambridge—Wright and Scruby, of Cambridge, at same, on February 15, Freehold properties Wisbech Feu—Fox and Vergette, of Peterborough, at same, on February 25, Freehold farm comprising about 50 acres
Doddington—Frederick Grounds, of March, at same, on February 22, dwelling house and building land
Cheshire.
Chester and Hoole—Churton, Elphick and Co., of Chester, at same, on February 18, Freehold property
Tarporley—Churton, Elphick and Co., of Chester, at Tarporley, on March 1, Freehold estate
Chester—Cunnah and Roberts, of Chester, at same, on February 18, Freehold business premises and dwelling houses
Stockport—Hopwood and Bateman, of Stockport, at same, on February 24, Freehold licensed properties
COMMISSION CASE.
BROMLEY COUNTY COURT.
January 31.
(Before His Honour Judge Emden.)
A CLAIM FOR COMMISSION.
CHATTELL V. STONEHAM.
This was an action by Mr. H. J. Chattell, auctioneer, etc., Chislehurst, to recover commission on the disposition of the lease of a house at Chislehurst.
Mr. Frederick Mote (instructed by Mr. F. Gissing Skelton) said some of the terms were admitted, but the point at issue was what scale of commission should be paid for getting ■the assignment of the lease. The charge was at the rate of 5 per cent, on the first year’s rent, 2i per cent, on the second year’s rent, and 5 per cent, on the premium of £300. The lease had ll¿ years to run and the rental was £225. A copy of the terms was sent to the defendant at the time of the transaction, and there had been a lot of correspondence.
For the defence, Mr. S. 1). Stoneham submitted that it was not a rack rental lease.
Mr. D. J. Chattell gave evidence in support of the claim, and said the charge was the invariable one in the profession. A copy of the register specifying the charges was sent to the defendant.
This was admitted, and judgment was given for the amount claimed with costs.
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