The Wellington in Wellington Street .was sold and the licence removed to the New Wellington in 1932, "Archie" Cornish carrying on as the publican at the new premises.

From the sales notice by Osmond E Griffiths, on 1st November 1932 the premises consisted of :
Top Floor:6 bedrooms (1 with fireplace).
First Floor: approached by main and secondary staircases, 7 bedrooms (two with bow windows) Bathroom, hot and cold with housemaid's sink, W.C., boxroom, large landing with fitted cupboards, and a dining room 26ft 2" by 11ft 10" with bay window and fireplace.
Ground Floor: Bar fitted with return counter, shelving, panelled and tiled dado; Club room with fitted shelving, panelled dado and cupboard; IOffice with fireplace, bay window and fitted cupboards; Smoke Room with fireplace, panelled dado and serving hatch to kitchen; Kitchen fitted with independent boiler, "Rownforth" 10 gallon portable copper and sink; 2 larders with shelving and fitted meat safe; Cupboard under stairs in back passage.
Basement: Good dry wine and beer cellarage and barrel shoot
At the rear with entrance from Wellington Street there is a large yard and good outbuildings comprising;
Cycle shed, timber and corrugated Iron built garage for 2 cars, coal place, Urinal and W.C., small store room, brick and slate building of two double garages with loft over, brick and tile built store place.
Several of the outbuildings are at present let to various tenants (who are under notice to quit for the purposes of the sale) and produce an aggregate rental of £50 per annum.
Electric Light, Gas and Water from Companies Mains.
The property is sold subject to the following:
(1) Right of way, over the Yard only, by the owners of the adjoining properties backing on to the said yard.
(2) An easement granted to Messrs Dyer's Stores as to light in respect to three windows opening on to this yard on payment of the sum of £1 2s. 0d. er annum. (3) The right to erect and maintain a pole for the carrying of wireless granted to the General Post Office (Telephones) at a rental of £1 per annum.

It was initially withdrawn from sale at £1,200.

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