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Auctions. KOT.ICK. i 88. MARTIN & CO. bog to inform the public i that, they bavo received ins-trnotioiis from Messrs. Daljrety, Raitray, & Co., to offer by Auction j on an early day when landed, I .60 CASES Wyijb & Loon head's Manufactured F U R N I T U It E, Ex " Young America," from Glasgow. For particulars, .see the papers. . ~~TUESDAY, lltii MAIICH. 50 Head Prime Dairy Cows, Heifers and Steers, at the Stock Yards of Mr. Alex. M'Kay, East Taieri. TO DAIRYMEN, BREEDERS, & BUTCHERS. I"> B. MARTIN & CO., are instructed by Mr. \i. Alex. M'Kay, to offer for Sale by Auction, at his Stock Yards, East Taieri, on TUESDAY, March 11 tli, at 1 o'clock, 50 HEAD PRIME DAIRY COWS, HEIFERS, AND STEERS. The Cattle can be seen at Mr. M'Kay's, for one •week previous to the Sale, to satisfy intending purchasers of their preedhig, &c. Many of them will be found fit for the Butcher. Also, Heifers and Cows in Calf SALE ON TUESDAY, 11th MARCH. Luncheon provided. Terms at Sale. SATURDAY, Ist MARCH. To Lightermen, Coasters, Captains of Vessels and Others. ■ts^Jx^v The very fast sailing Schooner | ,^KBg§ps-v\ " Cecilia," now on the Beach, at T> B. MARTIN & CO., are instructed to offer JAj. for sale by auction, on Saturday, the Ist of March, on board, on the Bench, The well-known Schooner " Cecilia," 33 tons register, carries GO tons dead weight, on 7 ft. draft of water. This vessel was built especially as a coaster, for bar harbors, every regard being paid to strength. She is built of blue gum, and sheathed with Muntz's metal. On inspection, she will be found a neat profitable craft, and well worth the attention of any industrious man, either as a lighter, from her light draft of water, or a coaster, from her strength ; she is well found in ground tackle, and fit for ssa in every respect. Sale at 1 o'clock. ■Terms at sale. SALE BY AUCTION. ON SATURDAY, Ist MARCH. The celebrated Fast Sailer and most Powerful Built Cutter. •'ANNIE LAURIE." TO COASTERS (more particularly), CAPTAINS OF VESSELS AND OTHERS. EB. MARTIN & CO., have received instruc- . tions to offer for Sale by Auction, alongside the Jetty, on Saturday, the Ist March, at 1 o'clock, The well-known Fast Sailing Cutter "ANNIE LAURIE," This Boat can "be recommended as one of the "best of her class that has ever been offered for Sale in this Port. She is most powerfully built of the best Pohtiku and Kaurie, coppered and copper-fastened, 2-i tons register, carries 40 tons dead weight, drawing only six feet of water. It is well to mention that she ' has been built by Nicholl. celebrated for having built the " Albatross/ " Pacific" and " Atlantic." Indeed this craft is worthy of close examination ; she is well found and fit for any trade. Terms at Sale. THIS SALE IS FIXED FOR sth MARCHARCADE. ARCADE. The Separate Lease for 4 years, subject to a nominal, ground rent, 56 Shops in the Arcade. All let. 2 „ High-street. ~ 4 ~ Maclaggan-street. ~ BUILDING LAND IN PRINCES-STREET, 3 Years' Lease. 3 Lots 20 feet each, by a depth of 145 feet. BUILDING LAND IN PRINCES-STREET, * Corner of Dowling-street. r> Allotments of 21 feet to Princes-street, by 75 feet to Dowling-street, 6 years' lease. 3 do. do. do. 20 do. do. do. RB. MARTIN & CO. are instructed by the pro- . prietor of the Arcade, Mr. Henry Farley, to offer for sale by auction on an early day, THE LEASES OF THE ABOVE VALUABLE PROPERTIES. Terms very liberal. HORSE BAZAAR. "TONES, BIRD, & CO. bog to inform Dealers *J 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. H. JONES & CO.'S HOUSE BAZAAR, Adjoining' It. Wilson & Co.'s Store, STAPPORB-SXKEET. H JONES & CO. beg to invite the at- • tentiou of settlers, country residents, and the public generally, to their new and extensivo STABLING (recently erected, regardless of expense), comprising unequalled accommodation for 50 Horses; and trust, by attention to all horses committed to their charge, to merit a share of public patronage. They also beg to call attention to their unrivalled stock of Vehicles of all descriptions, comprising Open and Close Carnages, Buggies, Gig's, and Dog Carts, to let by the hour, day, or week. N.B. Orders for Carriages for Wedding and Pic-nic Parties attended to. B3s" Horses, light and heavy, alwayf sor sale. AUCTIONEER'S NOTICE. fTIHE Undersigned having taken out a License as X AUCTIONEER, begs to inform the Merchants of Dunedin, and the public generally, that he is open to receive goods for Sale, and to advance on same at his temporary sale rooms, in Stafford-street, and from his long experience of the business in the Colonies, he feels confident of being able to carry out all sales to the satisfaction of those entrusting them to his management. W. SMITH, (Opposite Campbell & Co.'s Store), Stafford-street. MONDAY, 3rd MARCH. SALE BY AUCTION. Splendid opportunity for parties in want of Good Business Sites or Comfortable Dwellinghouses. nnHOMAS DICK has received instructions to sell X. by public auction, in his Store, Princes street. on MONDAY, 3rd March, at one o'clock sharp, One Town Section, having 82 feet frontage to Moray-place, and being 130 feet in depth. There are two cottages erected on the ground, one of four and one of five rooms, at present in the occupation of Dr. Burns and Mr. Heffernan. To be disposed of in one, two, or three allotments to suit purchasers. Must "be sold, as the owner is leaving for home. Terms easy. One-third, cash; balance by approved hills, or to remain secured on the property at 12£ per cent, inFor furthei- particulars, apply to Jokes and Williamson, or the Auctioneer, " ■ "I

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Otago Daily Times, Issue 90, 28 February 1862, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Otago Daily Times, Issue 90, 28 February 1862, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Otago Daily Times, Issue 90, 28 February 1862, Page 4

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