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Otago Daily Times, Issue 131, 17 April 1862, Page 2

, Auctions. THIS DAY. ——— After the Sale of the Brockville Estate. A few remaining unsold FREEHOLD ALLOTMENES ON Primrose Hill. * To Working Men, Smnll Capitalists, and Others. WE have received instructions to offer for sale by Auction, at our Rooms, High-street, on Thursday next, April 17th, at one o'clock, A few very first-class Quarter Acre Building Allotments. Plans can be obtained from Messrs. Gillies and Street, Surveyors; or at our office. R. B. MARTIN & CO. THIS DAY, THURSDAY, APRIL 17th. 25 TONS PRIME MEADOW HAY, After the sale of the Brockville Estate. RB. MARTIN & CO. will offer for sale by auc- . tion at their rooms, High-street, on Thursday next April 17th, after the sale of the above Estate — One stack, containing 20 tons prime clover hay One do do 5 do do One do do 3 do do, with all faults Will be sold separately to suit purchasers. Terms at sale. Sale at One o'clock. MONDAY, 21st APRIL. THOSE HIGHLY VALUABLE BUSINESS PREMISES In Rattray-street. To Persons Seeking a First-class Situation for any Business. (Opposite the Shamrock Hotel.) To Grocers, Storekeepers, Dealers, and Others. THE LEASE TO BE SOLD, Having Two Years and a-Half to run, and possession immediately, of the Premises late in the occupation of Mr. P. W. Hutton, who has removed into his new premises. T> B. MARTIN AND CO. have received inSAj. structions from Mr. Hutton, to offer for sale by auction, on Monday next, April 21st, on the premises in Rattray-street, at one o'clock, The remainder of his Lease of those very valuable premises, late in his occupation, and having two and a-half years to run, and sold in consequence of having removed into his new premises. It is unnecessary to point out the extreme advantages of this property as a site for any branch of business, facing the Shamrock Hotel., and it is pretty well known that a very profitable business has been conducted on the premises, in a great measure from its first-class position. Further information can be obtained from the Auctioneers. Terms—Half cash ; balance by approved bills. Sale at one o'clock.

AUCTIONEERS' NOTICE. WEEKLY SALE OP ADELAIDE FLOUR At the Stores of Messrs. Dalgett, Rattray, & Co., Walker-street. WE have received instructions from the Importers to hold a Series of Sales at their Stores, of none but first-class brands of ADELAIDE FLOUR and to place the first lot on each occasion—say one ton. with the option of taking five. Without any Reserve. We hope the Trade will see the great advantage of these Weekly Sales. It offers to them an opportunity of securing Genuine Adelaide Flour, and at its market value. R. B. MARTIN & CO., High-street, NOTICE. THE SALE of the TOWNSHIP of MILTON, will be held on the ground, at Tokomairiro, on TUESDAY, APRIL 22nd. 170 FREEHOLD ALLOTMENTS, No Reserve. Plans.are now ready and can be obtained at our office, or Messrs. Gillies and Street. R. B. MARTIN & CO. KAA FINE strong WETHERS on SALE by OUU the undersigned ; can be seen at Bellevue. R, B. MARTIN & CO.

THURSDAY. 17th APRIL. VERY VALUABLE "ciTY PROPERTY FOR THE BUSINESS MEN OF THE PROVINCE. TO BE SOLD by Auction on the Ground on Thursday, 17th inst., at 12 o'clock, in Mac-laggan-street, adjoining the Arcade. T7IDWARD DE CARLE & CO. are instructed by J2i Messrs. Alcorn, Bros., to sell by auction on the ground, Maclaggan-street, nearly adjoining the Arcade, the following allotments : — Lot 1. —23 feet frontage to Maclaggan-street by a depth, running along Dawson-street, and right of way at rear, opposite Abbeyleix House, of 75 feet (a first-rate corner). Lot 2.-23 feet to Maclaggan-street, by a depth of 75 feet, with right of way at rear. Lot 3.—A frontage of 20 feet to Dawson-street, with a depth, to a right of way 10 feet, of 80 feet, and also right of way at rearLots 4, 5, 6, have each a frontage to Dawsonstreet, of 20 feet with depth of 80 feet, and right of way at rear. The situation of these properties, it must be patent to all, is most desirable. The lease is for more than 12 years, at a merely nominal ground rental, and the lots will be offered at a bonus, with liberal terms given. The instructions are positive to sell to the highest bidder. Plans of the Property at the Rooms of the Auctioneer.

SATURDAY, 19th APRIL. 1862. FREEHOLDS. FREEHOLDS. FREEHOLDS. ST. KILDA. IMPORTANT SALE of some of the remaining lots in the Town of St. Kilda, Ocean Beach, one and a half miles from the Dunedin Post Office, to be sold by auction, at Messrs. Scott & Co.'s, (now Exchange Hotel), adoining Messrs. Jones and Williamson, Princes-street, on Saturday, the 19th April, 1862, at 11 o'clock.

T7IDWARD DE CARLE & CO. (having b:en reI'j quested by several intending purchasers who were unable to attend the last sale) are instructed by Messrs. Scott & Co., to sell by auction at their stores Princes-street, on Saturday, 19th inst., at 11 o'clock, A few remaining Freehold Allotments in the Township of St. Kilda, fronting Victoria, Albert, Prince Edward, Richardson, Cutten, Logic, Larkworthy, Valpy, Lambert, .Jacksou, Douglas, Cargill, Scott, Chapman, Mills, Jones, Young, Bridgman, Miller, Hardy, Stewart, Dalgety, Bird, Driver, Calder, ■■ , M'Glashan, De Carle, Logan, Burns, Given, Cole, AVilliamson, and Moreau streets. This property is well known as fronting the Ocean Beach, and is one of the first freeholds of great value ever offered to the inhabitants of this Province. There is an Hotel now being erected on the ground, and the proprietors are having the road leading from Anderson's Bay Road made, thus rendering it perfect easy of access. Immediate possession will be given. The Title Deeds only £1 11s. 6d. each, from Messrs. Kenyon and Rawlins, and the Title one remove from the Crown. Luncheon Provided. Plans of the Property at the Rooms of the Auctioneer. TO MERCHANTS AND OTHERS. -TTICTORIAN AUCTION MART, opposite V Times Office, Princes-street, Dunedin. —E. DE CARLE & CO. are now prepared to receive Goods for Sale,