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Otago Daily Times, Issue 180, 25 June 1862, Page 2

THIS DAY. WEDXESDAY,_2Sxit JUNE, At 12 o'clock~bl;arp, ■Without any reserve. . Ironmongers and Contractors. AM'L&NDRESS & CO. h;wc been instructed . to sell by auction, on Wednesday, the 2oth inst., at their Stores, Walker-street., 6 stoves, assorted sizes, suitable for private families or hotels 2 silliuj? machines 3 pair dialler backs and bottoms 37 weights, each s(slbs. 7 ~ „ 28!bs. i No reserve. . — THIS DAY, WEDNESDAY, 25th JUNE, At 12 o'clock sharp. Blankets and Soft Goods. A M'LANDRESS & CO. have been iavorcd . with instructions to sell by auction, at thenStores, Walker-street, on Wednesday, the 2oth mst., at 12 o'clock sharp, without reserve, 7 bales red and white blankets, 2 cases containing — . Crimean longcloth and regatta shirts 1 case gent.'s collars 1 „ worsted poluks 1 ~ linsey woolsey shirts 1 „ Turkey handkerchiefs ■ Terms liberal, at sale.

■',"■ , THIS KAY. WEDNESDAY, 25th JUNE, 1802, At 12 o'clock sharp, Without Reserve. AM'LANDEESS & CO. have been favored with . instructions to sell by auction, at their Stores, •Talker-street, on the 25th ins,t., at 1-2 o clock, The following valuable assortment of Boots, suitable for the season, without any reserve — No 24—54 pairs gent.'s' Balmorals ' 20—3(5 i, stout Wellingtons 22—81 „ ladies' double-soled cloth, clastic sides 25—60 pairs ladies' best leather boots •2—48 ~ ~' clastic sides goloshed Welts. 5—48 pairs girls' leather boots, 10 to 13 3(5 „ ~ ~ „ °t0 9 12 8(5 ~ gent.'s best Balmorals 13—72 ~ women's best leather boots 40 „ youths' ■watertighta 15—90 „ spriggeil Bluchers 17 24 ~ extra fctout Wellingtons, rough sprigged 24 pairs do, half do., do. 18 —3(J ■ „ do. Wellingtons, do. 12 „ do. halt do., do. 19—CO „ watcrtights 20—50 ~ gent.'s lace-ups. . Terms liberal. X O B X SBHVE. BOOTS. BOOTS. BOOTS A' M'LANDRESS & CO. have now on hand and . for sale sevarul hundred trunks of Boots ot the most seasonable and suitable description, at their Store, Stafford-street, opposite Oummings. liond. Low advances on English prices only asked. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. Now Landing ex Pella Vista. , To Builders, Contractors, and Others. AM'L\NDRESS and Co. have received instructions to sell by public auction, at an early ' 500 pieces T. and G. W. pmc 100 doors 20 bundles sashes .578 pieces cornice 102Cdo W. boards . . . . . ;>2:i do mouldings . . . Terms liberal. ' TUESDAY, Bth JULY, ■ . At 12 o'clock, noon. SALE OF CATTLE AT OAMARU. ..-. ME HENRY FRANCE has been instructed by. the Official Admimstrato;jofJ^st^^-^-Tuclfey?"tac^MV'fey""o"Tuly°'next, at 12 o'clock, A very superior mixed lot of quiet cattle, belonging to the estate of William Smith, deceased, intestate. '. : . :. Terms at Sale. Luncheon provided. ';.■ . Dunedin, ICth June, 1G62. TUESDAY, Ist JULY. To Speculators, Hotel Keepers and Others. FOR SALE, By Order of the Mortgagee, ' * THAT VALUABLE FREEHOLD PEOPEETY KNOWN AS TH E ALBION H O TEL, Situate in Great King-street, \ Dunedin. . MESSES. E. B. MAETIN and CO. have received instructions to sell by auction on lues--day, the first day of July next, at their Rooms, Highstreet, Dunedin, by order of the Mortgagee, ' All those four quarter-acre sections ot land numbered 1, 2, 19, and 20, Block XXXI.. haying ■ frontages to Great King r street, St. Davidstreet, and George-street, Dunedin, together with the newly-erected substantial and commodious house and premises known as the I Albion Hotel. For further particulars and conditions.of sale apply to the Auctioneer?, or to : ; . . Mr. HOWARTH, ' Solicitor, ..'.:..'" . Stafford-street, ■:

SATURDAY, 23th JUNE. .-■•■•■■ •'■ AUCTION SALE. - J& J. H. BAR li/will sell by auction, at the North . East Valley Store, on Saturday, 28th hist., ;;..:•. General Stock of— Groceries Adelaide flour ' ■ . ... : ... •Hobart Town splits, &c. . ~ . Sale to commence at 12 o'clock. • •■■■'■■■'■ ■ ■ Terms at sale. : LAND ■ ' ■■■ ■ '• ■■■ • 'AND . ;■■■■• T I MB E R, • In Mossgiel Bush, West Taieri, The Richest Land . And the Finest Timber ■■... :■■■■:. ' ■■■ ■'■ In Otago ■ ■ TAMES & JOHN H. BARRhave received further t) instructions from A. J. Burns, Esq., to.include -with the Bush formerly announced for sale— theLandonvvhicKit^rowin^^- , Bearing the Heaviest and Finest Timber in this province, '"' -; ~. ; .. ' ■ !l ' IN LOTS OF ONE ACRE :" , : And upwards. This well known Bush contains "White, Red, and Black Pine, and Totara Trees, 40 feet average length oftrunk. ' . , „.■".- i" The opportunity of obtaining allotments of valuable land so heavily wooded, has never before occur: red, and may never occur again. The attentiou of the surrounding settlers, and oi Sawyers and wood merchants especially, is particularly directed to it; an important consideration in addition to the superiority of the timber itself, being the level nature of the land, and the splendid stream, which, runs' through it, and wliich is capable of driving a saw mill. . ' , ■ , Mr. Burns. invites inspection,, and will be happy to go over the property with, visitor?. Day of Sale to be announced in a future adverr. isement. JAMEg AND JOHN g. BARR. • . .PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT." ■■■■ FURNITUURE i;noM WYLIE & LOCHHEAD Ex Lady Egidia. . . . —— THE undersigned beg to announce that they will offer for sale, on an early day, an extensive and select shipment from- the celebrated makers Wylie & Lochhead, Glasgow, now landing ex Lady Egidia/ The consignment consists of: — ' :•; • i:.. 100 packages Elegant Drawing-room, Parlor, and Bed room. Furniture, and Bedding: and — :<;, ';87 cases.lron:. French Bedsteads ..double and ; BlnSle; JAMES. & JOHN H. BARR^'i