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Otago Daily Times, Issue 119, 3 April 1862, Page 8

Houses, Land, etc. FOR SALE, T7UVE TEN ACRE SECTIONS in the linme--1? diate neighbourhood of Dnnedin. To bo Sola Citber£ei' amtely VIiLIAM H. REYNOLDS, Bonded Store. FOR SALE. HpWO ACRES FREEHOLD PROPERTY in L Caversham, within twenty minutes' walk of the Post Oißco, to. which the attention of parties desirous of a suburban residence is requested. 1' Tho above is one of the finest sites for a private residence, and commands some of the most splendid views in the neighbourhood of the town. There is also a small Cottage and a valuable Freestone Quarry on tlie ProPel" tyj ll^r& ly c^Ll)Eß Builder, Dunedin. It. BORTHWICK. House and Ship Painter, Glazier, &c, - Mnclagnan,-street. PAPERHANGINGS, "Oils, Colors, ice, for sale, at reasonable prices. . " TO BE SOLD. A WEATHER-BOARDED COTTAGE containing three apartments, together with the remainder of unexpircd lease. Situated on Bell Hill, commanding a view of the N.E. Valley and the river. May be had a bargain, as the parties are leaving i town. Apply to Archibald Lamb, on the premises, near Mr. Fenwiek's. PORT CHALMERS. "YTALUABLE Property and Business for Sale, 24-1 V feet frontage, house, store, bakery, &c. An active and extensive business doins. GILLIES & STREFT, ■■ Princes-street. • : FOR SALE. ~ FfUIE Lease of a quarter acre section, in Dunedin, _L with good house, close to .the business part df the town. The lease of a in||ray^^ Princes-street. TO;BE SOLD, ONE Hundred and Thirty-two Feet of FRONTAGE to Princes-street, Dunedin, with a depth of 2} chains, being Allotments Nos. 9 and 10, Block V.,- together with the Dwelling-house ; thereon. The Furniture will be sold with the House, -' and possession 'given in February next. There are two Springs of Water on the property. One half the , Purchase money may remain oh mortgage. (Adjoining the above,) Also,— (Adjoining the above) ' Lease of Ten Years of Allotment No. 8, Block V.—a never-failing stream of water on the ground. Apply to D. J. jnAfliiK, . - Princes-street. STATIONS FOR SALE. ' nHHE undersigned have received positive -L instructions to sell the Depasturing License to 120,000 acres of the finest country in Ota"-o, far removed from the vicinity of the Hundreds, and neither of an auriferous nor agricultural character Will be sold either in one block, or in two or more runs, and with or without present stock of 6000 sheep. P^ggfo^ RATTRAY fc cO . FOR SALE IN DUNEDIN, ~~ BUSINESS SITES, Places of Residence, Situation for a Large Hotel, Boarding Houses, or Club. All that Block of Sections, numbered 23, 24. °5 "6 41, 42, 43,44,'810ck V., having Frontage o' Eight Hundred and Fifty-eight Feet to Walker-street, Melville-street, and Stafford-street. This Property can be readily Let at an annual rental of Fifteen Shillings per foot. It commands a fine view of the Bay, is well sheltered and supplied with water. A pply to D. J. NAPIER, Princes-street. ' FOR SALE, TJIREEHOLD PROPERTY in Dunedin. Jj Allotment No. 5, Block V., near Mr. O'Driscoll's Princes-street Timber Yard. Frontage, GO feet. Allotments Nos. 16 and 17, Block V.,. Walkerstreet, above Messrs. Dr.lgety, Rattray, and Co.-V stores. Frontage, 132 feet, Allotments Nos. 0 and 10, Block XIV., having a. Street Frontage of 7 Chains, one of which is to Moray Place. One-half the purchase money may remain on mortgage. Apply to D< j. NAPIERj - Princes-street. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. MESSRS. GILLIES and STREET have received instructions from Messrs. Smith and , Martin to lay off and sell a Township1 at the junction of .the Main Road to Tuapeka and the Woolshed to be called the Township of- . NEWTON. • Plans and full particulars to be obtained shortly at their offices in Princess-street. FOli SALE. Freehold Property in Dunbdin. ALL that Valuable Allotment of LAND, numbered 1 Block VI., nearly opposite the Barracks. * ■ ' This allotment comprises about One Hundred and Eighty Feet of Frontage to Princes-street, and ■ the same to Hope-street. Apply to D. J..NAPIER, Priii ces-qtreet. TO MERCHANTS, STOREKEEPERS, AND OTHERS. DESIRABLE INVESTMENT. FOR SALE, r'TIIIE LEASE for 14 or 21 years of a splendid JL Building. Site, desirably situated in Staffordstreet, within thrco minutes walk of the Custom1 Honsc, having a frontage of about 132 feet to Stafford-street, by a depth of about 165 feet. For plans and particulars apply to . . KENYON & RAWLINS, 26 30c Solicitors. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. MESSRS. GILTTis AND STREET Have received instructions from the proprietor, ■ ,Edwd. Musgravb, Esq,, To lay off and Se A TOWNSHIP at the WOOLSHED DIGGINGS To be called the TOWNSHIP OB GLENORE. Plans and full particulars to be obtained shortly at their Offices, in Princes-street. GOOD INVESTMENT AT WATIAHUNA. FOR PRIVATE SAT/E, THE CAMP HOTEL, WAITAHUNA, A MOST Substantial and Commodious Building of Corrugated Iron. This is a rare opportunity for any one with a small capital, desirous of getting a lucrative business. Present stock will be given at a valuation. . •■ Further particulars may be obtained by applylnS t0 DALGETY, RATTRAY A CO., Dunedin; or, J. A. ROSS, Waitahuna, On the Premises. ' J. H. WALLACE. LAND and Estate Agent, and General Commission Merchant, Wellington, New Zealand. PROFITABLE INVESTMENT. , FOR SALE," THE .'JUNCTION BAKERY and GENERAL STORE, doing an extensive Business at the Junction*, Tuapeka. . _ For particulars, apply on the Premises, or to Mr. Roß^xsatthestor^ younG)Es(]j Princes-street, Dunedin. FREEHOLD CHEAP. 12 MONTHS CREDIT. • RICHMOND HILL, HEAD OF MACLAGGAN mHTS is an opportunity, specially for the indusI trious or working men, who can obtain a buildin" freehold in a respectable and healthy locality within twenty minutes walk of the post-office. Only a few allotments will be offered on thes. terms, and early application is necessary. ApplytotheAgents,^^^^^^ High street. - ELIGIBLE INVESTMENT. FREEHOLD PROPEr"tY TO SELL OR LET.' mO SELL OR LET for a terra of years.—4o I acres of valuable LAND at Caversham, intersected by the Forbury road to the Ocean Beach, and admirably adapted as sites for the erection of private villas, being within twenty minutes walk of the Post Office, and possessing a splendid view of the Ocean Beach and surrounding country. The above property is all fenced, and a large por tion of it under crop, with a dwelling house, a fivestalled stable, cow shed, poultry yard, and three small COfcTh Sere is nlso a Stone House in course of erection on the ground, intended to contain seven or eight apartments, and a large garden well stocked with firet-claaa fruit trees in fulf bearing. £$^° CALDER, ■ '' Builder, Dimodin.