, Auctions. . __ "- ' AUCTION SALE.' • • ■-'-■ , THIS DAY. ' POSITIVE AND UNRESERVED SALE. c ■: . Over 1000 Volumes Choice .Works. T 500 Lots Stationery, v " •■ and Fancy Goods. TAMES PATERSON & CO. have been instructed 0 by the Importers, to sell Public Auction, at their Sale Rooms, without the SLIGHTEST RESERVE, on Wednesday and Thursday, 2nd and <srd April,— . A large and extensive assortment of STATIONERY AND FANCY GOODS, i Including every possible variety of cut and full-sizea Writing Paper, plain, ruled, and 8.8. Paper, Boots, Ledgers, and large and small Envelopes, Ink, Pencil, Packing Paper, Steel Pens, School Slales, Log Slates, Copying Press, &c. Also, a largo assortment of Clan Tartan Goods, and some rare specimens of ancient Woods. ■ Books, comprising over 1,000 Volumes,_ Lar«e and excellent assortment of Elegant Literature,—some of considerable intrinsic value, by most . esteemed authors. The attention of the Trade and Collectors particu- _. larly requested. . «J Catalogues on application at office, Auctioneers. g^ SALE BY AUCTION. £* stt FRIDAY, APRIL 4nr, op ~ THOSE FINE BUILDING SITES, OPPOSITE POSI Oi'FICK. ——— ~r FRONTAGES pi; TO PRINCES S T REE T Cc AND JETTY ROAD. JAS. PATERSON & CO. have much pleasure in announcing, that the Trustees of THE MANSE RESERVE O 1 Have instructed them to submit to public competition at their Sale Rooms, Manse-street, at ' NOON, on FRIDAY, the 4th day of APRIL. Those truly Valuable Building Sites, Comprising— "1 TEN FRONTAGES TO PRINCES STREET, * 1 AND h THREE TO JETTY. ROAD. n a . a In directing the attention of the public to this desirable opportunity of securing the FINEST BUILDING SITES IN DUNEDIN FOR MERCANTILE PURSUITS, ' ] The Auctioneers would briefly remark, that each c Lot will be offered at a "Strictly Medium Ground 2 Rent, on Lease, for a period of <j FOURTEEN YEARS. ] The conditions of Lease are STRICTLY LIBERAL, * and the position of the Property so central, and * obviously well-known, that comment is needless. r Plans of the Property can be obtained on applica- t tion to A. W. Morris, Esq., Mercer's Buildings. Also, ; at the offices of .the Auctioneers, Manse and Princes r streets. . .. tj /"CATALOGUES on application for 1000 vols. -v \J Popular Literature, containing some most choice productions of esteemed authors; also, 500 3 Fancy Goods. To be sold without reserve on WED- - NESDAY and THURSDAY, 2nd and 3rd instant. TAS. PATERSON &- CO, ARK. AUTHORISED BY GOVERNMENT J TO SELL | RIFLE, SPORTING, * AND BLASTING POWDER. i t A FEW COLT'S REVOLVERS on Hand, 1 SUPERIOR FINISH. AUCTION SALE, 4th Inst. T l"T~I. E , : One Remove from Crown Grant. Desirable Property— Comprising TEN ACRES FINK GRASS LAND, Well adapted FOR VILLA RESIDENCES, OR FtRST-CLASS HOTEL. JAS. PATERSON & CO. are favoured with instructions from Mr. William Mom, to sell by public auction, at their Sale Rooms, on Friday ! next, 4th inst., a Valuable Section of Land, compris- • ing 10 Acres, more or less, in the vicinity of White Swamp Hotel, near the Half-way Bush, and on the •; , Short Kbad to the Diggings. To Parties desirous of ' investing in Real Estate the present opportunity offers great attractions. , Further particulars on application at the Offices of , the Auctioneers. PLANS ON APPLICATION. i ' AUCTION SALE. I FRIDAY, APEU 4th. Immediately following the .MA N S E RESERVE. THREE ALLOTMENTS FRONTING 1 PRINCES STREET, Block, next to CRITERION HOTEL, On one side adjoining those newly erected Premises ' ' occupied by MR CRAGGS, Ironmonger, &c, And on the other by S BUILDINGS IN COURSE OF ERECTION. "I AMES PATERSON and CO. have much t» pleasure in announcing that immediately after the SALE OF THE MANSE RESERVE _ They will submit to Public Competition f Those Three Desirable BUILDING ALLOTMENTS, '' (As pek Plan), D , Having le FRONTAGES OF 30 FEET c- .to 111 PRINCES" STREET, g, Bounded on either side by newly erected Busines d- Premises, and almost adjoining the ill CRITERION HOTEL. ■ This opportunity for Profitable Investment is so Sterling that but few observations are called for. It being understood that the Cuttiug is to be lowered 7 feet, thereby increasing the communication with the present centre of the town, together with the iacili- _ ties that must present themselves in connection, with the new Jetty, Stuart street, are of such a character m as to ensure a most marked increase ia the value ot 1 the Property under notice. 0 _ , Terms liberal, at Sale: "
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 119, 3 April 1862, Page 2
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717Page 2 Advertisements Column 2 Otago Daily Times, Issue 119, 3 April 1862, Page 2
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