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Evening Star, Issue 4953, 17 January 1879, Page 3

AUCnOB NOTICE*. ;. SATURDAY, 18th; JAKU43HV , ' Atso'qiock..',. .;.:...'."■ ..■;'.. . bayview. BA^rim BLUESKE?. MQ J* T A~a tl *t M has reoeived mstruofcions from the proprietor to sell by auction, at his Ro\ mis. High street, ou Saturday, 18th Januarys at 2 o'olock, THE QUEEN OF WATERING PLAJOES, BAYYIEW. It has been a matter of remark by Australian and Eugliah tourists that no place near Dunedin presents ro many advantages .for a watering place as Blueskin Bay. For bathing it is unrivalled, ainoa it is the only;BAT along the ooast which shwks cannot enter, owing to the shallow water on the bar. ' BAYVIEW Fronts the north-east, undoubtedly the best extraveller just as ho enters the Waitat* Railway Station. The view across the Bay to 'Warrington is lovely. The distance from Dunedin ib less than that of those favorite places, Seatoun and Portobello, and as population increases it is cortain that the —x„^^v— tlego{ BLUESKIN BAY Will attract those who wish to make a home for themselves at an easy distance from their daily work. There is a small quantity of very beautiful I bush on the property. Bathing, sea-fishing, and boating in perfection, The Waitati is full of trout. Every bußh contains Califoinian quail, partridges, and pheasants. The proprietor has decided to meet the requirements of the public by laying off the property in about eighty quarter:*© res, the balance being divided into one, two, three, foir, and five acre blocks; Terms: Ten per cent, deposit, 15 per cent, in three months, and the balance in bills at six, twelve, eighteen, and twenty-four months, with interest at 8 per cent. P'ans now obtainable at the office of .......jEm i AUOTIONEEB. l«th JANUARY, At2o'olofl>, FIRST-CLASS FEE*"OLD PROPERTY, THE AKATO-iE ESTATF. MO N T A*G U : P Y M has reoeived instructions to sell by auc vion at his Rooms, High street, immediately aJl*»r the sale of: Bavview, ou Saturday, the 18#i January, at 2 o'clock, THE AKATORE ESTATF, Containing—820 acres rich agricultural land, with Coastal Frontage. The laud is adjoining the well-known proper, ties of Messrs F. Wayne, R. Melville, J. Peai» son, and J. Hall, and is admirably adapted for Dairy Farm. It is also partially fenosd. The property will be offered in one or two lots. Terms very liberal, Plan of estate and further particulars at the office of ... MONTAGU PYM, Auctioneer, ' High street. SATURDAY, 25th JANUARY, At^o'olook. GAVERSHAM, BLOCK I. iy/r 0 N T A G U PYM bsgs to inform the public that Mr Sidey has instiuoted him to sell by auction, at his Rooms, High street, on Saturday, 25th January, at 2 Those Sections in Caversham, Blcek 7., ALL FRONTING WELL-FORMED ROADS.

Each of these sections is from this fact alone greatly enhanced in value. Plans now ready and can be had on application. Tho Sale of CAVERSHAM, BLOCK 1,, which has been unavoidably delayed, will take place without fail on SATURDAY, 25fch JANUARY, ' At 2 o'ciook. The public are earnestly requested to inspect the property, as these flections are exceptionally valuable, and might almost be termed CITYFREEHOLDS. The low-rates of railway fareß and the convenience of trains place Caversham in constant communication with the City. Linen of cabs also run continuously from morning till night, and, independent of these conveniences, it is within an easy and pleasant walk of any part of. Dunedin. Mr Sidey, having: determined that bond tide residence shall be encouraged, has decided on the most liberal terms—viz., L 5 per section' cash, and the balance in bills at 6.12,18, 24, 30, and 86 months, with interest added at 8 per cent. FRIDAY, 24th JANUARY, At 3 o'ciook i). in. At Watson's Hotel. IMPORTANT SALE OF SUBURBAN PROPERTY. To Speculators, Capitalists, and Others. 10NNELI it MOO DIE J are favored with instructions from Mathew J. Pollock, ef Stillorgan, County Dublin, to offer for sale by auction, on the above date, His choice Suburban Property AT GRANT'S BR A EJS. The property comprises sections 11,12, IS, 14, 15, and 16, Block vIILy Anderson's Bay District. Area, about 61 acres, and will be offered in one lot for UNRESERVED SALE At the, UPSET PRICE OF LIOO PER ACRE.!

Th* property has a frontage to the road running along the harbor, and is boautif ully situated for subdivision into choice .sites fur residences. Tbovlewis unrivalled; thei accessiaexceedingly easy, and the aspect sunny and warm, . The property will absolutely bo sold to the highest bidder, and an opportunity is afforded of realising * handsome prclit by cutting up into building sites. Particular notice is directed to the fact that' the property is sitnaied beyond the bounds of any municipality, and is therefore not affected '.y the vexatious provisions of the Municipal Corporations Acta. Conditions of sale may W inspected at the offices of, the vendors' solicitors, Messrs, G. and J. A. Cook, on and after fljonday rieifc; brat the offioos of the Auctioneers, ■-'' •' ! Terms cany. ■ ' ■ ;■ OF ST. CLAIB. ' undersigned beg to intimate that on ah _ early date they will sell by anotion that magnificent property known from the earliest days of the Province as ."■'.' ; ■ \' THE FORBURY ESTATE,'; which, was selected by the late Mr Valpy m one of the flrßt choices. . able allotments, and; will be offered under th ftameof Whether for convenience or access ty road or rail, exquisite Bcenerjy.'jnne sea bathing '6r rich h<\\\ i»r nuy advantage 'whatever.that will maws I a desirable and ;>l6aeant resid*iicp,-> it "' - «4 confidently believed/that nothingequal, tofct. Claii has ever been! offeraLto the public. ■■;-> -'^^; N.8.-Owlug io_tuero bi?ing r lUreadyto*ertt townships of the name.ofrOlifttpTlhSjtltleof the A GTLLQS,