Woolwich Gazette, Saturday 21 October 1882.

Prince Alfred, corner of Raglan Road, Plumstead, a most compact Wine and Spirit Establishment, occupying one of the most unopposed positions in the district. Capable, under proper management, of doing much larger trade than is at present done.

Mr Charles Hearn is favoured with instructions from Mr. Warren, the proprietor, to submit to public auction, at the Masons Hall Tavern, Masons Avenue, Basinghall street, E.C., on Monday 23rd day of October, 1882, at 1 precisely (unless previously sold,) the very valuable lease for 35 years, with goodwill and possession, of that most commanding Wine and Spirit establishment, known as the "Prince Alfred," situate at the corner of Raglan Road, Plumstead, Kent. Held at the moderate rent of £100 per annum.

This house holds one of the finest business positions in the neighbourhood, and free from opposition; the arrangements, both business and domestic, are replete with every requisite.

Printed particulars and conditions of sale may be had of Messrs. Ovans, Bailey, and Adams, Solicitors, Raydon House, Potters Fields, Tooley Street, S.E.; at the place of sale; and of the Auctioneers, 19, Tooley Street, London Bridge.