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Otago Daily Times, Issue 92, 3 March 1862, Page 4

Auctions. HOUSE JUZAAU. JONES, BIRD, & CO. beg to inform Dealers and tiie public generally, that there are DAILY [SALES OP HOUSES 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, k CO. JD4NIELS & CO., Auctioneers, are desirous . of engaging the services of a gentleman thoroughly competent to take charge of the Auction Room Department, aud otherwise assisfm the conduct of their business. To a person well qualified for the same, a liberal salary will bo given. Applications by letter only in the first instance willbc attended to. Princes-street. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. To Persons desirous of obtaining Sites for Villas Suburban Retreats, or Country Residences. E CAMPBELL & CO\ are instructed by the proprietor, James Kilgour, Esq., to submit to public competition, the whole of the village of ROSL V N , Subdivided in lots to suit purchasers. The situation of this valuable piece of land, sections No. 26, 27, and 28, Upper Kaikorai district, is one of the finest in the Province, commanding a most extensive and varied prospect, within fifteen minutes walk of the • Post Office. Towards the east the view extends to the woodland scenery of the Water of Leith, North East Valley, and the road to Port Chalmers, with the lofty Mount Cargill, in the distance. In front, a most magnificent view of the Harbour and Shipping ; the splendid panorama of the scenery of Otago towards Portobello Bay, and the wooded hills ofthe Peninsula which separates the picturesque Scottish lake-like appearance of the Harbour of Otage from tho great Southern Ocean, embracing at the same time a commanding view of the Ocean Beach, with the sublime appearance of the heaving billows breaking in crested foam upon its undulating sands. The situation of tho allotments now offered are of the most choice description, and must be visited, in order to be duly appreciated ; such an opportunity as the present rarely occurs of securing freehold property so very suitable for private residences, comprising so many advantages as regards its really beautiful position and cheerful aspect, with an unfailing supply of springs and. running streams through the property ; also, abundance of stone suitable for building and other purposes. The metalled road to the Half-\\ ay Bush passes through the Town Belt, within a short distance of its South-east Boundary. The whole of the land is now being divided into oue quarter, one half, and one acre allotments. Title unexceptionable, being only one remove from the Crown Grant, A plan of the ground is now being preparedshewing the portion already built upon —and will shortly be on view at the rooms of the Auctioneers. Terms —Liberal. Further particulars in a future Advertisement. TO HOTEL-KEEPERS, STOREKEEPERS," AND OTHERS. A Rare Opportunity of Securing a Fortune in less than two years. "F> CAMPBELL & CO. are instructed by the AAI. proprietors, 3lr. Ewen M'Coll, to dispose of I his valuable Leasehold Property, known as the "DIGGERS' REST," With 2 Acres of Land, situated at the Green Island, five miles from Dunedin, on the Great South Road leading from the Metropolis of the Province of Otago to Invercargill and Southland Province, the Taieri Perry, Waihola Lake, Tokomairiro, and the Goldfields of Waipori, Waitahuna, Tuapeka, Munroe's Gully, &c, &c. _ From the very favorable position of the above Hotel for doing a large and lucrative business, it presents an opportunity rarely found, possessing so many advantages ; its close proximity to the city, iv the Valley of the Kaikorai, with a clear running stream in front of the property, rendering it a favorite resort of the inhabitants for pleasure or recreation, while the whole traffic to the southern inland parts of the Colony passes in front of the Hotel, securing to it a trade seldom possessed by any similar establishment in the Province out of the City of Dunedin. The advertisers are fully cognizant of the reason o the present landlord retiring from the prosperous business that he is now engaged in producing most satisfactory pecuniary results, viz., there being no necessity for his longer continuing his present vocation, and are prepared to satisfy intending purchasers of the soundness and stability of the business transacted, and the certainty of any persons conversant with inukeeping being quite in a position, within a very short' period, to retire with a satisfactory and amole competency. The Auctioneers will receive offers of purchasing the Lease, and all further information given that may be required, upon personal application at the Rooms of the undersigned, Maelaggan-street. . Possession can be given at a short date. Terms Liberal. It. CAMPBELL k CO. IMPORTANT SALE BY AUCTION. TUESDAY 25th 3IARCH. ESTATE of the lato ALEX. CHALMERS, Esq., Halfway Bush. MR. Wm. CARR YOUNG has received instructions to sell by auction, on Tuesday, the 25th March, at the Fiirm, Halfway Bush, all tbe Household Furniture, Farming Implements, and other effects, together with the Stock, comprising Horses, Dairy Cattle, and Bullocks, the property ofthe lite Alex. Ciialjiers. Sale to commence at Eleven o'clock. Terms at Sale. NO HE S, P. It V B . Catalogues to be had at the office ofthe Auctioneer a week before tlie sale. SALE BY AUCTION. MR. WM. CARR Y rOUNG has received instructions to sell by Auction, immediately upon arrival ofthe "Scotia," from Melbourne, on account of whom it may concern, 4 hhds. 1 C.V.P 5 qr.-casks J Dark and Pale Brandies 22 qr.-casks Port and Sherry Wines 40,000 feet of Timber, scantling, weatherboards, T and G flooring Further particulars in a futuro advertisement. — "~ AUCTIONEER'S NOTICE. THE Undersigned having taken out a License as 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 k Co.'s Store), Stafford-street. KAWSON ff THE EXECUTORS OF C. E. YON ALZDORF, DECEASED. . TO BE SOLD BY DIRECTION OF THE SUPRE3IE COURT. MR. J. H. WALLACE will sell by Public Auction (by order of the Supreme Court) on THURSDAY, the 27th day of March, 1862, on the premises, at 2 o'clock, p m., that valuable freehold known as the " Criterion" hotel, situated on Lambton Quay, Wellington. This well-built and spacious hotel possesses great advantages as a Family or Commercial Hotel or Club House, having every accommodation, witli out-houses, stables, warm, shower, and vapour baths ; a good supply of excellent water, and every facility for conducting a first class business. The nremises are delightfully situated in the best part ofthe town, within a few seconds' walk of the new Public Wharf now in course of erection, and of the Government Buildings. For further particulars, and cards to view, apply to the Auctioneer, or to Charles B. Izakd, Solicitor, Wellington. Wellington, 14th Jan., 1862.