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Otago Daily Times, Issue 139, 26 April 1862, Page 2

AuctionsMONDAY, 28th APRIL, At 12 o'clock/ To Working Men and Others. EDE CARLE and CO., will sell by auction, on , the ground, . , ■ ' _' , 12 Allotments of Land, fronting Great King, George, Union, Park, and Bay View-streets.' ( in the City of Dunedin. , Immediate possession given. ~.,"'. ~ The Auctioneers would wish to impress upon the minda of the public that a Building Act has been laid on the table of the Provincial Council, which will unquestionably become law within a few weeks. Every' mechanic, and all who feel the drain upon their purses which high rents always cause, anfl who intend building, are reminded tbat now is their time for erecting cottages, as the erection of wooden buildings will not be allowed within the Town Boundary after the passing of the Building Act, unless it be on such a large piece of land that it will be entirely out of the power of any man of limited capital to possess. The Allotments are situated in the most desirable quarter of the town, being on beautiful high land, between Knox Church and the AlKon HoteJ. Terms—2s. 6d and ss. per week for allotments, size 20 x 48. Term of lease nearly 7 years, with a valuation for improvements. No reserve whatever. TO BUILDERS, CONTRACTORS, AND TRADERS FOR THE INTERIOR. 3807 pcs. Oregon Quartering 3387 „ White Pine T. and G. Boards, 12x1 1023 „ Scotch Flooring, T. and G. 160 ~ Oregon Clear Pine Deals, 9x3 100 ~ „ „ ~ 11x3 LARGE AND WELL-ASSORTED CARGOES OF OREGON TIMBER, SCOTCH FLOORING BOARDS, AND SOLID DEALS, To be Sold by Auction," On an early day, EDWARD CASPER & CO. are instructed to sell, as soon as landed from Joshua Bates and Mary E.. Ray, at their Timber Sale Yards, corner of Stuart and Gaol-streets, DEALS, QUARTERING, AND BOARDS, As follows: — 494 pcs. 4J x 1} 1259 „ 4*x3 287 „ 4 x 2 467 „ 4 x 3 - 700 ~ Six 3 73 ~4x4 163 „ 11 xIJ 148 „ 5Jx3 100 Oregon Clear Pine Deals, 11 x 3 iSO „ „ „ 9x3 3387 „ pcs. .2xI,W.P. T. &G. Boards C7l „ „ 6xJ,T. &G. Sco. Flooring 1130 „ „ ox-i, „ „ 118 „ „ OJxJ, „ „ Sizes and lengths^have been ordered with a special view to the requirements of Dunedin and the Gold Fields. The weight per super, foot of Oregon timber is so exceedingly small, ns to render it peculiarly valuable for all purposis where material has to be conveyed by land. Arrangements are made so that each purchaser will immediately after the sale obtain delivery, and it js hoped the whole will be landed and sorted so that it may be sold on or about Wednesday, the 30 th instant. -1 AS. PATERSON &T C~O ARE AUTHORISED BY GOVERNMENT TO SEL RIFLE, SPORTING AND BLASTING POWDER A FEW COLTSREVOLVERS on Hand, SUPERIOR FINISH.. : HOKSii BAZAAR. - S JONES begs to inform Dealers and the public , arenerally, that there are DAILY SALES HORSES AND OTHER STOCK, At his Bazaar, Provincial Hotel, Commence at 12 o'clock. CARRIAGE REPOSITORY NOW OPEN receive consignments of Carriages and Conveyances of every description. UNEQUALLED ACCOMMODATION. S JONES. THE EXCHANGE SALES ROOM. ~ 100 TONS SUGAR. EDWARD CASPER & CO. are instructed «o sell by Private Contract, One Hundred Tons Sugar, Assorted qualities and descriptions. The trade and wholesale buyers are invited to_ an early inspection, as from prices fixed there is little doubt of the whole parcel being soon cleared. EXCHANGE SALES ROOMS. STONE STORES, RENT, £66 PER ANNUM EACH. EDWARD CASPER & CO. are instructed TO LET ON LEASE, The whole or part of the SECTION AT THE CORNER OF STAFFORD AND HOPE-STREETS. Cellars of 22 feet frontage by 60 feet deep, and 8 ieet high, have been excavated, and built of two feet stonework up to basement, and nearly all the stone required for completion of a range of magnificent Stone Stores lies on the ground ready for use, so that at an expense less than that of temporary shed SUBSTANTIAL STONE WAREHOUSES MAY BE ERECTED. The vnlue of stone over iron or wooden buildings is self evident. In Stafford-street are located so many ot the leading houses of business that each spot has been eagerly appropriated as soon as offered, and up thoroughfare in Dunedin has exhibited so marked and permanent an appreciation of its commanding and convenient position. To a Lessee of the Block very liberal and advanageous terms of occupation will be'granted. COMMERCIAL HORSE BAZAAR. Brood Mares, Draught Horses, and first-class Saddle and Harness Horses, ex Joshua Bates, from Melbourne. J MACLEAN & CO. are favored with instruc- . tions from Messrs. W. E. and A. S. King, (Gipps' Land, Victoria), to sell by auction, at the above Bazaar, on Saturday, the 26th inst., at 12 o'clock sharp, V7ITHOUT THE SLIGHTEST RESPIRVE, 40 magnificent horses and mares, comprising— heavy draught, sadddle, and harness horses, and splendid hackneys. The Auctioneers beg to call particular attention to the above Sale, as such a chance of procuring a really good horse, direct from the breeder, very rarely occurs. ■■•-.■'•'" "~— AUCTIONEERS' NOTICE. WEEKLY SALE ADELAIDE FLOUR At the Stores of Messes. Dalgett, Rattrat, & 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 takingfive. 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, ana at its market value. R. B. MARTIN & CO., High-street, "commercial horse bazzarl dairy cows, working"l bullocks &c. &c. J MACLEAN & CO., are favoured withinstrue- . tions from Chambers, Esq. to sell by aue, tion at the above Bazzar on Thursday,the Ist of May at 1 o'clock, sharp 6 very superior dairy cowb 4 " . " working bullocks 14 head young cattle and 1 first class saddle and harness mare. The above are well worthy the attention of buyer?, being for positive and unreserved sale. ,