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Otago Daily Times, Issue 83, 20 February 1862, Page 4

[■-■limn ii^^im.m. i'ihiiium hi i_',n M i^jiiwii'i.'in layawccntaaKgagj^a^ "-,--i-ritTTfiinrra-i t rr-'-a Auctions! ..,..;:' notice.; ../' : .„ • ■ T> B. MARTIN & CO. >-g lo' inform tho public AAi, that they have received, in.sirnclions from Messrs. Dalgoty, Ratti\iy, & C 0.,, to oiler by Auction oii an cany <tay when lauded, ' . - ; ::;\ ';;; ~V';..<jo' cases ■ ."': ■■';, i ■ ..:\Vvi/tE..& Lo.ClinjJATj'B:. MjVKTJFACTCIVED '■ ?' F [I UN I T U RE, Ex "Young America," from Glasgow. ■• For'•particulars, see tlic papers. ■ -. ■■■ TUESDAY NEXT, FEBRUARY 25th. ,-,SUBU.ii,B.AN 13.UILDWG, PROPERTY. . The remaining allotments of tlio .. , TOWNSHIP OF~ RICHMOND HILL.' i ••,■ In the Carislrrook Estate. Positively for Sale, by order of the Mortgagee. It is well to remark that it is fclic only land in the immediate vicinity of" Dutiedin where tliu working man or retired tradesman-can ■ select ;ui allotment for building purposes. ■.- . ■ B; B. MA'UTiN &.' Co. are.. instructor Ijy the, <, Mortgagee to offer for sale by auction at their' rooms, High-street, on Tuesday, 'February 2£>tli at one o'clock— , , ... .... The remaining' unsold sections of Bnilxling Allotments in that healthy locality, Richmond Hill, -which consists of about 45 first class section's. ' /,'.", Notk. —To new arrivals in search of building sites this property ;is Eituafced at the top of. Maeohigg.msfrcet, with a first rale Government road right to the property. It i,s close. to - the- .residence of W. H. ■Moanolds, Esq., and. the property of H. P. Morse, ■Esq., adjoins it. Plans can be seen and every information obtained from the Auctioneers. " ' Terms .it sale. ' ■ Sale'at one o'clock.PRELIMINARY NOTICE. ' HOST UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY. To Secure one of the most eligible positions for a Store, in Dunedin. Locality in Princes-street, adjoining the New Brick House of Me.jsrs. Caroill & Co., on the one side, and the Dully Times Office on the other. r> B. MARTIN AND CO. are instructed to \j. offer for sale by auction, on an early day, duo notice of which will appear in the Papers, That highly valuable site of land situated as above, having a frontage, of 20 feet by a depth back of 45 feet. NoFe.—The Auctioneers need to make no comments as to the position or value of this property, iW is enough to refer the intending purchasers to the last Government Sale of the Frontages directly opposite, which Bold at £o 15s. per foot, and only on one year's lease. Day of Sale and full particulars will appear Immediately. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25th. Valuable Freehold City Property, in Walker Street and Stafford Street. ' To BONDED STOREKEEPERS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, "Wholesale Merchants, Private Hotel Keepers, and Others. Situate near the Stores of Messrs. Dnlgctty, Ratt-ra-y & Co, in Walker Street, and the Provincial Motel, Stafford Street. Lot 1. ALL that valuable Block of Land, containing 6 Sections of 33 feet frontaac each, to Walker Street, by'a depth of 105 feet, on block V of the Town map, and close to Messvs. Dalgety and Co. A largo sum has boon expended in the excavation of the foundation on this block. Purchasers can erect buildings immediately, without any detention. Lot 2. Consists of all those beautifully situated Allotments in Block V, on Town map. of 33 feet frontage each, by a depth of 105 feet, s'djoining the present temporary Presbyterian Church, v/1l.)i a, noble frimmjo to Stallbrd-i-.ti-eot, and only a short diuinTicelVoni Messrs Clove & Cos Stores, and the Provincial Hotel. This Property has really the most commanding view in or about this locality, as a site for a row of .volecfc CJotin-ge:-1, or a private Hotel, it can be highly recommended. IT} B. MARTIN & CO. have received in?.trucJ.A). tions from Hy. COO KB, Es(|., to oiler for S.-ilo by Auction, at tlicir llooms, Hitch Street, on TUESDAY, February 25th, at One o'clock, The whole of the Frontage of the above valuable Properties of S3 feet Frontages, at per foot, for a period of seven years. Note.—ThcAuetionccvshavc had numerous enquiries ibr Building Sites, and it ha;; been the complaint of now arrivals that they were not procurable, 'i'lic present uH'ors an opportunity io .supply tlie v.'nnts otali clashes. Intending purchasers ril 1 please inspect the Properly. Plans and all information can be obtained of the Auctioneer. Terms at Sale. Sale at ONE o'clock. BRIG II TON. SALE BY AUCTION. Tiic Second Sale by Auction of Sections in the above Marino l'own«h'p, v \]\ bo held at MESRBS. MOUSE & ORBELL'S Offices, on THURSDAY, 27th February, at one o'clock. Investors arc requested before the Sale to view for themselves, the Bathing Place, the Beaches, and the Scenery near the Town, and to inspect the Coal or Lignite in proximity to the Boat Harbor. The few remaining Sections which arc close to the Inlet, together witl; the allotments which are fnriher oil, will be submitted as before to public competition at the upset price of £12 10.3., Dc,.s included! Title- One remove from the Crown. Lithographed Maps can bo supplied by the Aue- | tioneers. HORSE BAZAAR. TONES, BIRD, & CO. beg to inform Dealers %3 and the public generally, that there are DAILY SALES op HORSES AND OTHER STOCK, At their Bazaar, Provincial Hotel, Commence at 12 o'clock. CARRIAGE REPOSITORY NOW OPEN To receive consignments of Carriages and Conveyances of every description. UNEQUALLED ACCOMMODATION. JONES, BIRD, & CO. PUBLIC NOTICE. "|\/TESSRS. JONES, BIRD, k. CO., beg to inJLVJL form their friends ana the public generally, that they are prepared to receive General Merchandise, for' Sale by Public Auction, at their New Mart, at the rear of the Provincial Sale Yards, in Highstreet. From their long experience in every branch of the trade, they are enabled to offer the greatest advantage to Merchants, Dealers, and others. No Storage charged on Goods for immediate Sale. Account Sales promptly rendered. Advances made on consignments, if required. JONES, BIRD & CO. 11. JONES & CO.'S HORSE BAZAAR, Adjoining R. Wilson & Co.'s Store, SXAPFOItn-STKBET. HJONES & CO. beg to invite the ato tention of settlers, country residents, and the public generally, to their new and extensivo STABLING (recently erected, regardless of expense), comprising' unequalled accommodation for oO Horses; and trust, by attention to all horses committed to their charge, to merit a share of public pat.ronag-e. They also beg to call attention to their unrivalled stock of Vehicles of all descriptions, comprising Open and Close Carriages, Buggies, Gigs, and DogCarts, to let by the hour, day, or week. N.B. Orders for Carriages for Wedding and Pic-nic Parties attended to. g£g= Horses, light and heavy, ahrayf sor sale.