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Evening Star, Issue 5992, 26 May 1882, Page 3

AUCTION NOTICES. SATURDAY, .27th MAY, At 12 o'clock. Under Distraint for Rent. MERY. Landlord; LINDSAY, Tenant. "AMES SAMSON AND 00. *j have received instructions from the Bailiff to sell by auction, at their Rooma, 102 Princes street, The household furniture, goods, and chattels of the above-named teuant, unleßs the rent and other charges are paid. JAMES SAMSON AND 09., Auctioneers, Opposite N.8.N.Z.. SATURDAY, 27th MAY, At 12 o'clock. AMES SAMSON AND 00. have received instructions from Mr Whitty to sell by auction, at theirjßoomF, Double and single bedsteads, palliasses, mattresses, colonial sofa, kitchen table, dressing table, child's cot, cradle, sausage machine, spring-balance, Venetian window blinds, Brussels, tapestry, and felt carpets, cocoa matting, child's chair, 1 gent's spring-bottomed easy chair (horsehair), knives and forks, glass ana crockery ware, kitchen utensils, fender and fireirons. Also 1 superior harmonium, chest of drawers, oval table, cheffonier, and a very large lot of counter goods. JAME3 SAMSON AND CO., Auctioneers, Opposite N.B.N.Z. SATURDAY, MAY 27th, 1882, At 12.30 sharp. "ENRY J. BACON will sell by auction, at his Rooms, Dowling street, as above, A quantity of household furniture, etc., comprising— Iron, cedar, and other wood bedsteads, tables; hair-sloth, easy, and small chairs, colonial sofas, full Scotch cedar and other chests drawers, cheffonier, washstand and ware, palliasses, sewing machines, toilet glasses, pier glasses, etc., etc., etc. Also, An American "Consul " stove (No. 8.) Immediately after which will be solfl a lot of men's and boys' clothing, in lots to suit purchasers. SATURDAY, 27th MAY, 1882, At half-past six o'clock. ENRY J. BACON will sell by auction, as above, A large quantity of men's and boys' clothing, consisting of trousers, trousers and vests, suits, coats, caps, shirts, and drawers, etc., etc., etc. To be sold in lots to suit purchasers. SATURDAY, 2,7 th MAY, At 11.30 o'clock. Dunedin Tattersall's. AOLEAN AND 00. have received instructions from Mr James Watkins, Timaru, to sell by auction as above, 6 first-class draught mares and geldings, four and five years old 2 saddle and light-harness horses. SATURDAY, 27th MAY, At 11.30. At Tattersall's, Maclaggan street. TWO USEFUL LIGHT DRAUGHT HORSES Will be sold at above time and place. Without reserve. Under Power of Bill of Sale. ACLEANAND CO., Auctioneers. SATURDAY, 27th MAY, At eleven o'clock. At the Provincial Yards. MEDIUM DRAUGHT AND LIGHT HARNESS HORSES. j RIGHT, STEPHENSON, AND 00. T T have received instructions to sell by auction, at the above time and place, 4 medium draught horses 6 unbroken colts 6 hacks and light harness horses. SATURDAY, 27th MAY, At eleven o'clock. At the Provincial Yards. To Professional Gentlemen and others in search of a first-class hack. BRIGHT, STEPHENSON, AND 00. „ T are instructed by Mr John Vezey to sell by auction, at the above time and place, The well-known trotting mare Mystery (winner bf the first prize for the best pony at the Dunedin Agricultural Show. TUESDAY, th MAY, At 2 o'olock. By Order of the Mortgagee. VALUABLE SECTIONS IN THE TOWNSHIP OF ROTHESAY, With Buildings thereon. WHITELAW AND 00. have received instructions from the Mortgagee to sell by auction, at their Rooms, Rattray street, on Tuesday, 30th May, at 2 o'clock, Sections 20, 27, in Township of Rothesay, with frontage io Montague street, together with i roomed dwelling-house and dye-house, consisting of 4 compartments, thereon. The above property for a fellmongery, tannery, brewery, or for any other industry whatever where a good situation, a plentiful supply of pure water and ready access to Dunedin are essential, is unsurpassed by any in the neighborhood. A creek runs through the property. The flow of water has never been known to fail, even in the driest seasons. Any quantity of stone for building purposes in the ground near the creek. Fuller particulars from THE AUCTIONEERS. Terms at sale. SATURDAY, 10th JUNE, At 2 o'clock. Long Room (upstairs), Watson's Hotel, Dunedin. lONNELL ANDMOODIE _y have received instructions from John Mathieson, Esq., to offer for salo by public auction, as above, His well-known Dairy Farm on the Otago Peninsula, known as the PARADISE FARM. The Farm comprises 141 acres of first-class pasture land, nearly all laid down in English grass, and beautifully sheltered. There is a never-failing stream running through the centre of the property, capable of driving machinery ; and there are nooks of native bush. The steading comprises a good Dwelling-house of five rooms, with spaciouß Dairy and excellent Byre for over forty cows. To an enterprising dairy-farmer this is an opportunity which rarely occurs of acquiring a first-class dairy farm close to town. Terms : One-fourth cash; balance may remain on mortgage at 6 per cent, for 5 or 7 years. Possession of 10 Acres for ploughing, so as to have ready for crop on Ist August; balance on Ist December. Full particulars may bo obtained on application to THE AUCTIONEERS. TO PROPERTY-OWNERS, Gentlemen Relinquishing Business and Giving op Housekeeping, T. CLARKE AND 00. Auctioneers, " "Valuers. Land, and Finance Agents, EXCHANGE COURT, PRINCES STREET. Out-door Sales conducted at Private Residences, Shops, and Warehouses. Low Rates of Commission oharged. Special attention given to LAND AND PROPERTY SALES Sold either privately or by auction. Money to Lend on Freehold Securities. Advances made upon deposit of Deeds, on Furniture, Merchandise, eto, Bills DJHCounted. N.B.—Office open Monday everings, from 7 to 9. FOR SALE, l ASTE PAPER, in large or small quant; ties. Office of this paper. DVERTISEMENTS ntended for Insertion in the Town Edition of this Journal must be sent to the Office not later than S p.m