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Otago Daily Times, Issue 86, 24 February 1862, Page 4

-Auctions. UN AY OI f.)AIS L V ]■'OLSTi'UNED. nrUIE hale of r'urnitiuv. at the resilience of Mr. I JouiifcUm i.i unavoidably postponed. TILL! FURTHER NOTICE, in consequence of serious indisposition in the iVooiily. Due notice v, ill b<s f;i> en in the paper. It. B. MARTIN & CO., ON AN iiAKLY DAY. j To Lightermen, Coaster?, Captains of Vessels and , Others. tj^>"^f&S The very fast sailing Schooner •«ts|§i*^SS\"*s. " Cecilia," now on bar voyage from Inrercargill, after landing hor earBBBgjPsp~ffi>jps^£?£;n from iicbart Town, in fust-rate order. RB. MARTIN & CO., are instructed to offer . for tale by auction, on her arrival from Invercargill, The well-knov/n Schooner " Cecilia," 3(5 tons .register, carries 6'o tons dead weight, on 7 ft. draft of water. This vessel was built especially as a coaster, for bar I harbors, every regard being paid to strength. She is I built of blue gum, and sheathed with Muiitz's metal, j On inspection, she will Us found a neat profitable craft, and weii worth the attention of any industrious man, either as a lighter, from liar light draft of water, or a coaster, from her strength : she is well found in ground tackle, and lit for sea in every respect. Sale at 1 o'clock. Terms at wle. TUESDAY NEXT, 2jih FEBRUARY. After the Sale of the Allotments in the Township of Richmond Hill, on Xucwby, Sutli February, DELIGHTFULLY SITUATED SUBURBAN LAND, "Within 20 Minutes' Walk of the Post-office.. 5 Ten Acre Sostions, aivl a'l Fence.'., and now under Grass Crop. EB. MARTIN & CO. are instructed to offer for • sale by auction, at their rooms, High-street, on Tuesday next, Feb. 2;~>th, at oue o'clock, and would draw the attention of GENTLEMEN, SPKCULATORS, & OTHERS, Tc this Sale of Land, iiio.st conveniently situated, easy of access, and within :20 minutes" walk of the Post-office. It commands the most magnificent view of the Bay and surrounding country, and can be strongly recommended. Plans and further particulars can be obtained from the Auctioneers. Terms at Sale. Sale at One o'clock. ON WEDNESDAY NKXT, TIIE 26th FEBRUARY.' To Practical Farmer.?, .Agriculturists, Graziers, Butcher.-. Lucky Jiiggprs, ihe Working 'Man, Dairy Fanners, and Publicans. Highly important sale of most valuable Land am! Property, at 'iVkomiiiriro. THE HEr.KNSftP.OOK ESTATE, Situnfrd on the Grear South liond to the Woolsheri, j WetherrtonV., Gabriel's Guliy, ondthcAlolyncux. On very Liberal Credit. T> B. MAIU'IN & CO. have received instructions | jL\»« ■ from John Hardy, Esq., to offer for sale, by auction, at their linows. High-street, on Wednesday, 98th February, at liJo'cluckj That pnnion of hia valuable landed property, ac- | cording to the following particulars. LOT I. Comprising 7G Sections in Block I of 3-3 feet | irontnge, by 165.fret of depth, and containing mere or less about one eighth of an acre, • with fn.ntagts to the Great South Road, am! Gabriel Street, and intersected by Church place, and Gertrude-street. LOT U. j Coitains 70 Sections in Block 11, of 33 feet frontage, | by 165 deep, being one-eighth of an acre, (more or los-s), upon which there is a Reserve of 3 sections for a Church of England. The frontages arc to Brook-street, and the Great F-rvth Hnad, intersected by Ohurchpltue and Marion-street loTTii. 76 Sections in Block 111, with a Cattle Market Reserve, frontages to four streets, Great South Re-fid, Helenabrook Kcaci, .Bivok-sireet, and Marion-street, containing one-eighth oi an acre (more or ie-s.) LOT~IV. THE GOLDEN CROSS INN, " Blo:k IV, stands on half an acre of land, having 30G feel of ircinuu,e, comer of Great South Road, and rend to Table Hill, and Canada Bush. It is almost needless to direct attention to this valuable property. An opportunity rarely occurs to i.ucure an Inn in such a position, commanding all the traffic on the road. The House is newly-evected, built at considerable expense. The building is 00 feet x 2-1 feet, with a. 12-sUU Stable and other out-houses. LOT V. Ar2*4 valuable Sections in Block IV, of 44 feet of frontogs, directly opposite to Mr. (Joodall's new Hotel, and adjoining ihe Golden • Cross Inn. LOT VI. 5 Sections of 40 feet of frontage to the main road from Dunediu, and adjoins Mr. CrosKe's and Mr Goodall's properties. LOT VII. &norif-inpr 7 Sections in Mock VI. No. Ito 6 having a fiontiitre of GO fret, and No. 7 of 74 feet to tlifl Heiimsbrook Ifoail, nnfi hounded by a Creek with a constant supply of good .. water. LOT VIII. Contiins 13a. Oh. 20r. in Block VI; has afront--1 age to the Government Road of 577 J feet hy n depth of 000 j is now under crop, anil fenced in. This section can be recommended to any industrious man with moderate capital. LOT IX. Adjoins Lot 9, r]so conlains 13a. Or. 20i\, is now under crop, and a'l fenced in. The two Sections would make a comfortable Homestead for either farmer or gentleman, sind intending purchasers are requested to examine the soil and crop's. LOT X. 100-Acre Section, 43, Block VI., securely fenced in, and might form a very comfortable farm, or highly "adapted for a'graziug paddock. LOT XL ' 50 Acres vmeneloeed Land, of fine rich soil, and forms a part of this property. Note.—The Auctioneers would particularly direct the attention of n!I classes to the situation of these Taluable blocks ofJiincl. The situation is, without, exception, one of the finest in the Province. The rapid progress of Tokomairiro cannot be denied, and it is bound to be the priucipul township on the road to the diggings and Molyii'.'iix ; and one great advantage, the property is in close proximity to the Coal-field. Lithographed plans of the property in prcparatior. Intending purchasers can obtain plans and all information respecting it on application to the Surveyors, Messrs. Gillies and Street; or at the Office o the Auctioneer. Terms, very liberal. ON WEDNESDAY, 26th FEBRUARY, 1802. TO L\KD SPECULATORS, PERSONS SEEKING- INVESTMENTS, FARMERS, GRAZIERS AND BUTCHERS. 100 acres Valuable Land, in close proximity to the Henlensbrook Estate at Tokomairiro. RB. MARTIN & GO. are instructed to offer for . sale by auction fit their rooms on Wednesday, February 26th, at One o'Clock, immediately after the Bide of the Henlensbrook Estate — 50 acres, Block 14, Section 121 oO acres. Block 5, Section 40 In all, that exceedingly valuable Blook of land, containing 100 acres jus-t adjoining the property of Mr. Hardy. Also, the half of Section' No. 127, Block XV., in all 25 Acres of fine Agricultural Land. The Auctioneers would direct the special attention of persons seeking for a valuable farm, to this land ; it is a well-known fact there is very little available land in this rising district for sale, and the opportunity should not be lost sight r *. Plans and every information can be obtained at tLe office of the auctioneers. Terms—Liberal, to suit the purchaser