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Otago Daily Times, Issue 39, 30 December 1861, Page 7

Auctions. SALE BY AUCTION. TUESDAY, JANUARY 14th, 1862. To the Merchands and Gentlemen of Dunedin, and all desirous of securing First-class Allotments. also to the working man and small capitalist. Portions of the " CxIRISBROOK ESTATE," Remaining still unsold in Block VL, Town District. FOR POSITIVE AND UNRESERVED SALE IN ten acre blocks. By Order ofthe Mortgagee. RB. MARTIN & CO. have received moo structions from the Mortgagee, to Sell by Auction, ac iheir iio<uns, iiigh-aareefc, on TUESDAY, January 14th, 1862, at One o'clock, The remaining unsold, portions of the CARISBR O OK E S TA TE, as follows :— LOT no. 1. Comprising Sections Nos. 60, 61, 62, 63, and 64, Block VL, Town district, substantially fenced in and cultivated, and forming one paddock of fifty acres. lot no 2. Sections Nos. 70, 71, 72, and 73, Block VL, Town district, also fenced in and laid down in grass, and forms one paddock of 40 acres. lot no 3. Sections No. 74 and 76, Block VI., Town district, unenclosed and not cultivated. lot no. 4. Comprises Sections Nos. 77 and 78, forms part of the Township of Richmond Hill, and will be sold in quarter-acre Allotments. $gST Note —Lots Nos. I, 2, and 3, will be offered in 10 Acre Allotments, thus giving the gentleman, tbo mechanic, or dairy farmer, an opportunity of purchasing. The Auctioneers in submit; ing the remaining nnsold portion of the above estate to public competition, congratulate the public on tneir having such a favourable opportunity for purchasing land. The beauty of the situation is well known, and new Arrivals who are ignorant of the quality and situation of this property, are respectfully urged to inspect the land and locality. Attention may also be called to the fact that there is no otber land for sale so close to the town, thus affording an excellent opportunity to those parties on the look-out for first-class Sites for Villa Residences, in this highly valuable locality; OR THE WHOLE might be converted into a First-class DAIRY FARM. Plans may be inspected and every information obtained at the rooms of the auctioneers. FOR POSITIVE AND UNRESERVED SALE. TITLE—CROWN GRANT. 393 a 528 TUESDAY, January 14. FOR SALE BY AUCTION IN THE NORTH EAST VALLEY, Near to the residence of Dr. Buchanan, and Morley, Esq., 60 ACRES HIGHLY VALUABLE LAND, Two Miles from Town, In One or Two Lots of 30 Acres each. RB. MARTIN & CO. are instructed to » offer for Sale by Auction, at their Rooms, on TUESDAY, January 14th, at One o'clock, immediately after the Large Sale of Suburban Land and Carisbrook Estate, All that highly eligible Block of LAND, situated behind Sections Nos. 45, 47, 49 —partly cleared. To gentlemen or persons seeking property convenient to town, this can be highly recommended; the views from it are unsurpassed in the locality—a never-failing stream of water runs through the property —and abundance of firewood ou the ground. Terms and further particulars can be obtained from the Auctioneers. 390 a 528 SATURDAY^, 4th JANUARY. SCREW-STEAMER "RUBY." To Coasters, Lightermen, and Speculators. RB. MARTIN & CO. are instructed to c offer for Sale by Auction, at their Rooms, High-street, on SATURDAY, January 4th, at one o'clock, The S.S. "RUBY," 80 Tons Register, 140 Tons Burthen. She is in first-rate sea-going order, having had a large sum expended on her overhaul before leaving Melbourne, and will not need a shilling expended on her. She made the passage from Melbourne in severe weather in ten days, landing the cargo and stock in splendid condition. From her light draught of water, 5 ft. 6 in. when loaded, she is enabled to come up to the wharf with 140 tons of cargo; she is well found in Sails, Rigging &c, and most suitably adapted for the Coasting or Lightering trade ; she has been very profitably employed since her arrival, and cau be v/ori-ieu aL a nominai cudt. Cau oe soo'ii at the Jetty or Port Chalmers. R. B. MARTIN & CO. To Capitalists, newly-arrived and settled, Speculators, and Others. To the Inhabitants of Dunedin. To the Inhabitants of Port Chalmers. To the Inhabitants of Oamaru. Terms Exceedingly Liberal. "\T7E have received instructions for sale by \ V Private Contract, several Very Valuable ALLOTMENTS OF LAND, situated in the various localities, as above, selected particularly for their positions as Building SiteSj commanding magnificent views, and easy of access. To persons on the'look-out for really valuable investments, this offers a favorable Jopporjfcunity or Gentlemen desirous of building detached, we are prepared to offer, in either one, two, or three allotments as may be required, and in any [of the iabove localities. Port Chalmers. —Some ofthe sections about the wate^ j-ad it is needless to remark how valuable . they .'"vi3t become in a short "tTme,"T>eing" eligible sites i >f either Stores or Jetty. Ftl'."• Inscriptions of the Frontages and number . eac!) allotment cam be obtained at our ofiice. y Teinvi:—One-third Cash, and the bklahce by Dill at 170 months, with interest. R. B. MARTIN & CO. Nov. 29, 1861.