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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XVII, Issue 1437, 20 September 1861, Page 2

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Sydney Beef. TO CLOSE CONSIGNMENTS. CONNELL & RIDINGS Will sell by auction, 1 TOMORROW (Saturday,) at eleven o'clock, ■jD BARRELS SYDNEY BEEF *-^ 12 tierces do. (Without Reserve.)

UNRESERVED SALE OF VALUABLE CITY PROPERTIES, By order of the Executors of the late G. Vaile, Esq. COCHRANE, BROTHER, & CO. Have been favored with instructions from the Executors under the Will of the late George Vaile, Esq., to realize all and several the properties in that deed bequeathed by the testator ; and for which purpose they will put up and sell by public auction, at their Stores, Fort-street, on THURSDAY, 11th OCTOBER next, at the hour of 12 a.m., LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES. THE LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES, Queen st, know as VAILE'S BUILDINGS. This valuable block, situate in the very heart and business current of the City, contains seven stores built in 1858, and roofed with patent metallic tiles. The houses are m excellent order, and have a right of way to their separate yards in the rear. Each tenement upon the ground floor possesses a good shop, with parlour and kitchen behind ; while upon the first floor theie is a pleasant sitting-room and two sleeping apartments. They all are now occupied by first-class tradesmen, doing a prosperous business, and let at present for two pounds each per week, while the head rent of them singly is Only £10 per Annum Their value is much enhanced by their being Established Business Stands in their respective Trades, any of which the purchaser may have possession one week after date of sale. Also, Two Houses in Wyndham-street, Ground Rent, £1 each, Adjoining Mr. Russell's Offices, having a right of way at the back, and now well tenanted ; present rent, only 15s each weekly, and Yard, Store, and Stables, leased to Mr. S. Jones to 14th May, 1868, at an annual rental of £48 ; as well as Spacious Printing Office, All lion. This is a large and roomy Store, built and roofed with Galvanised Iron, at present occupied by Mr. J. J. Moore, as a printing office, at the low rent of £10 per annum, but the lease terminates Ist January, 1865. The leasehold property in this block as above, is j held from William Goodfellow, Esq., at a rental of £72 per annum, lease terminating in December, 1868 ; and with its well paid annual income of £838, will be first offered to capitalists m its integrity as one lot ; but should that mode of sale prove unsatisfactory, the tenements will be sold singly thus : — PC) -,J 000 O 000-irH (B a Oo> r-i r- 1 rH i— i HHi- 1 £ J-t f-* p^ [V t fV| -3 5 -i 3 •*•*•* •* -^THCOOOJ Op O OO art c? 000 o oor-i-iro v i-i c<s <X ■8 : Sg .-S : : • : ■ «g*| tl ■g_iO-* ;il -'O-*3 O OOOt)rt'd H fi rPjjPjiQQQPjIJI I liiiilliif w I fi | Q l illil .1 & £ 6 fl i ii :: Jg::: | I 111 il slip 3 *C 3 > i *3 *^3 i=i i=i(=< i=i q <=i « !■=< i 2; en 6 »-< an ■# lotoooooso f-i & - 1 -■ Terms — One-fourth cash, and the balance by easy payments.

THE REAL ESTATE. consisting of — FREEHOLD CITY ALLOTMENTS in Welles-ley-street, Albert-street and Chapel-street. HANDSOME VILLA RESIDENCE AND NEW DWELLING HOUSE, &c. CHAPEL STREET. A building allotment having a frontage of 30 feet to this favourite street, with a depth of 107 feet. A building allotment adjoining the above, with a street frontage of 27 feet and depth of 107 feet. These allotments are of lot 5, Bee. 22, east side of Chapel-street, between Wellesley and Victoriastreets. They are invitingly level and fenced on either side. ALBERT STREET. Two building allotments having frontage of 284 feet each to the street, and depth of 107 feet. These allotments are situate on the higher side of the street, and with a pleasant eastern aspect overlook the City and Harbour. Elegant Villa Residence, Wellesley-street. The Allotment now occupied by this handbome Villa and Grounds, has a frontage to the street of 97 feet, with a depth of 111 feet. It is Lot 3, Sectioa 38. of the City, and owing to the recent improvemente in Wellealey-street, it is dnectly connected with Queen-street by the easiest access. The House has been designed in the most comfortable and elegant manner, suitable to the climate and requirements of the place. Passing the porch it contains spacious Drawing Room, Parlour, Five Bedrooms, Kitchen, Pantry, outer Kitchen, &c, Out-houses, Well, &c, together with inside comforts of numerous Closets, Presses, &c. The space in front is planted tastefully with Flowers, &c, and the valuable building ground alongside is now occupied as Garden and Shrubbery. Genteel Dwelling House, Wellesleystreet. This has been but a. short time erected, and in the best posbible manner. Beside entrance Hall there are Parlour and Drawing-room connected by folding doors, two large Bedrooms, with Kitchen, Servant? room, Pantry, &c. Fowl-house and lumber store, with a Stable as well. This is a retired and quiet residence, but withall close to Hobson-street. The House has been finished in first-rate manner, and rendered thoroughly comfortable. The Allotment has a frontage to the Street of 27 feet, with the double depth of 208 feet. Lot 16, section 24 of the City. BUILDING ALLOTMENT adjoining the above and of similar dimensions. Village of Howick. Lot 23, Section 4 of the Villager-situate on the main Street, and close to the lauding place,