Page 2 Advertisements Column 2

Daily Southern Cross, Volume XIX, Issue 1783, 7 April 1863, Page 2

Public Auction Sales.

WINTER BOOTS.

LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S SEASONABLE GOODS.

RTDINGS & DOWDEN Will sell by anction, on Thmsday, April 9th, at eleven o'clock,

A i\ TRUNKS of LADIES' and GENTLEMEN'S * U very Supe. ior BOOTS, LAGGINGS, c\c, irom Toby's of London, consisting of— Enameled Cowhido Clump Napoleons Grain Hide, Clump Napoleons Clump Calf Wellingtons Kip Wellingtons, In added Princo George's Calf and Kip Boots Prince George's bradded Piince Geoige'\ pegged Calf Clump Elastic Side Boots Grain nido Clump Balmorals Enameled Cowhido Side Spring Boots, copper bradded Patent Cnlf Elastic Side Boots Youths' Calf Balmorals, copper bradded Youths' Calf Elastic Side Boots Cowhide Button Leggings Cowhide Spring Side Leggings Ladies' Memel Pump Balmorals, nvcttcd Ladies' Memel Clump Balmorals, vivetted Ladies' M. H. Kid Welt Boots, elastic side Ladies' Cloth Welt Boots, seal goloslied, &c. Children's Boots, kid and cloth 10 casks Blacking, 3 sizes.

Terms :— Under £30 cash ; over that sum, approved bills at thiec months.

ALTEEATION OF DATE.

SALE OP WINTEE BOOTS.

rPHE SALE OP BOOTS, advertised forWcdnesJL day, Bth April, is postponed to THURSDAY, 9m APEIL, 1863.

HIDINGS k DOWDEN, AUCTIONEERS.

\A VALUABLE ALLOTMENTS, " In Stannus and Nelson-Streets, To be sold by auction, at an e.uly date.

GEORGE RIBBIN, & AUCTIONEER.

THIS DAY.

T I M B E E.

109,000 feet of Oregon Clear Pino, well seasoned, Ex 'Domingo,' just anived fiom Puget Sound. rpHE Snbsciiber has received instructions from 1 Messrs. Hfn'pi'rsov a.id Maci-'aiilvvk to sell the whole of tins Excellent and Oi)|>oitnne Cugo at Custom House sticet, This Day (Tuesday), 7th Apul, at 2 o'clock, in lots to suit purchaseis, TONGUED AND GEOOVED. 9xl ) Sx 1 30,000 feet 7xl\

HOARDS. 0x1) 8 x 1 } -10,000 feet 7xl ) 12-20 \I, 10,000 feet 12—20x14, 9,000 feet

SCAXTLINO. 12 \; 3, /50,0n0 feet 9x3, . r >, 000 feet 9x % 5,000 foot 0 x li, 5,000 feet

The above can be confidently recommended to the notice of Bnildcis and othcib.

SAMUEL COCHRANE, AUCTIONEER. FIVE VERY VALUABLE ALLOTMENTS.

FRONTAGES TO THE GOVERNMENT DEMESNE AND (iRAFTON EOAD.

Tlip subscriber lias iPcchcd instructions to offer for sale by auction, afc lus.Stoies Fort-.strcct, on Wednesday, the Sth day of April, at 12 o'clock, the following adiniialily-situato VILLA SITES: LO T No 1, has 30 feet fiont.igc to the Giafton Road, by 108 feet 3 inches" in depth Lot No. 2, lias 34 feet 9 inches fi outage to the Grnf ton Hoad, by 104 feet 9 inches in depth, with .£2OO woith of Buildings thereon Lot 3, has 30 feet fiontage to the CJtafton Eoad, by 103 feet 6 inches in depth Lot 4, has 104 feet fiontaqc to the Demesne Eoad, and 30 feet to the Orafton Eo.ul Lot 5, has 138 feet to the Demesne Eoad, by 113 feet in depth. Nos. 2, 3, 4, and 3 have a back entrance. Water can be easily obtained. Tcims for this desirable investment at time of sale. S AJIUE L COCHE A N E, AUCTIONEER.

WEDNESDAY, Sin APRIL, at 12 O'CLOCK.

TWO BEAUTIFULLY SITUATED FRONTAGES TO THE HARBOUR, ON r PARNELL RISE.

The Rnhscriher has been instructed by thcPioprietor who is leaving for Sydney, to hell by anction at his stores Foie-stieet, PORTIONS OF SECTION NO. 1 Lot No. C, with (50 feet frontage, by 100 feet deep, moie or less Lot No. 7, with 60 feet frontage, by 100 feet deep, moie or less These Allotments adjoin Painell hon«oand croundi, have a commanding position, and are very desiiable <nte=i. SAMUEL COCHRANE, AUCTIONEER.

WEDNESDAY, Bnr APRIL, 1863, At 12 o'clock.

The mibscriber ha^ received instructions to *ell, at hi* Store*, Port-street, the following valuablo allotments : — A T HO WICK. Lot 19, Section 10; 4 acres in r\ one block. AT WOODTHORP. 2 allotments, numbered 47 and 48 in the Plan of the Suburban Village of Woodthoi p.

SAMUEL COCHRANE, AUCTIONEER

KARAKA LAND.

FIRST RATE INVESTMENT.

The Subsciiber has been instructed to sell at hin stores, Fort-street, on Wednesday, Sth April, at 12 o'clock, 3f)5 ACRES OF LAND, situate at Karaka, vv * t * being lot No. 1 next tho native reserve of Watapalta. In addition to the agricultural qualities of this block, which are of tho best, auriferous mdi cations of a flattering nature have been discovoied upon it by Mr. F. White, to whom refeienco may be made. Should the enterprising pnrchaser turn his attention to digging for gold upon this land, there is every prospect that the locality will amply justify aud re« pay liis most sanguine expectations.

SAMUEL COCHUANE, AUCTIONEER.

BOOTS AND SHOES Ex 'JOSEPHINE.'

The Subscriber will sell by auction, ,on an early day, at his Mart, Fort-street, "I iy TRUNKS MEN'S, WOMEN'S, ANDOHIi;' •* •[ DRBNS' SEASONABLE GOODS. ' Particulars in a future advertisement. ' • l • - ' '. S A M»TJ- E I L 0 0~0 HR. A N ]5, ' , c _ AUCTIONEERS s ' " ' '