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Otago Daily Times, Issue 216, 18 August 1862, Page 3

_^ Auctions. THIS DAY, , MONDAY, 18tu AUGUST, 1862. To Tobacconists, Store-keepers, and Others. J AS th ? AJ ERSO£ & COT will: bell by auction, at ca h teo me Ro OS c VMaase- 6treet ' August; 1 fiox Fontanatti aromatic—duty paid d cases Tokey aromatic—in bona 1 „ Ivanhoe honey-dew do. 1 ~ Eldridge do. do Iv " J wist do. I 0 boxes Cavendish s's do. 1 » do. 10's do. ■ ". Terms—Cash. - THIS DAY^ " i MONDAY, 18rn AUGUST, 1862. ! To close sundry Accounts. T A?i ?\ TERSON &~CO. will sell by auction, at tIL f^n °, oms ', Manse-street, on Monday, August 18 th, at 12 o'clock, without reserve— ' 460 gross wine corks 15 casks beef 6 kegs Wellington butter 20 boxes tobacco pipes 10 ~ fancy do. 10 casks jar salt 10 bags oatmeal 20 doz. N.Z. lines 6 bags clover seed 6 ~ turnip do. 2 cases J.N.K. matches 7 boxes tallow candles &c, &c, &c. AI-SO, A large assortment of Tinware. Terms—Cash. No reserve. THIS DAY, MONDAY NEXT, 18th AUGUST. A Profitable Speculation withia the reach of any Small Capitalist. For Unreserved Auction. Panorama of the Eurka and Wills Expedition. MESSRS H. E NATHAN & CO. are instructed to sell by auction, iv the Otago Sale ilooms, on Monday next, at 12 o'clock, A complete moving Panorama of the Burke and Wills' Exploring Expedition, shewing the whole of the incidents in thi« exciting and interesting journey from the commencement to the melancholy catastrophe A sure profitable investment. No reserve. THIS DAY, MONDAY, 18th AUGUST. At 2 o'clock, PROVINCIAL SS.LE YARDS. Fat Cattle.—Prime Fat Cattle. DRIVER, MACLEAN & CO. nre favored with instructions from Messrs. Holmes and Campbell, to sell by auction, at the above Yards, on Monday, the 18th inst., at 2 o'clock, sharp, Without the slightest reserve, 50 really prime fat Bullocks, (Ve;y heavy weights.) THURSDAY, 21st AUGUST. S A L E B V AUCTION OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, FOUE-ROOMED COTTAGE, AND THREE ALLOTMENTS OF LAND Fronting Union-street, by the New School House, and District Post Office, Great King-street. RC. LUSCOMBE is instructed by Mr. E. . Mills to sell by auction, on the premises, without reserve, at 12 o'clock, on Thursday, 21st instant, The Household furniture, cottage and effects of the proprietor, consisting of chairs, tables, beds, cooking utensils, &c, Sec. After which The cottage, containing foui rooms, having two brick-built lire places iv it; standing on an allotment having a frontage of 31 feet to Union-street, by a depth along Park-street of 49 feet 9 inches, held on lease for seven years, from February last, at the'ow ground rent of ss. per week. The cottage is an excellent detached dwelling, fronting one of the main streets.

Adjoining the above are, two allotments, one fronting Union-street, standing at ss. per week ground rent; and one fronting Park-street, at 2s. 6d. per week, which may be purchased with the cotage. Terms—at Sale, Which will be an unreserved sale. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. PORSAIE, AT THE PROVINCIAL SALE YARDS, The Celebrated Race Horses. KAURI GUM OTHELLO VENISON AND MELEAGEE. DRIVER, MACLEAN, Sc CO. are favored with instructions from R. Julius, Esq., to sell by auction, on a <lay of which due notice will be given, tm'ess previously disposed of, The following first-class Race Horses :— Kauri Gum, the winner of the Provincial Cup the match with Falcon, and many other large stakes. Othello, winner of the Dunedin Town Plate, and a great number of races in Victoria. Venison, winner of the Auckland Maiden Plate, and other races during the meeting ; also a large winner at Timaru, Oamaru, and Dunedin meetings labt season. Bay Horse Melenger, well known in Wellington and Auckland, winner of the first prize at Auckland when shown against Powton. For pedigrees and further particulars apply to the Auctioneers, or R. JULIUS, Esq., Waitaki. WEDNESDAY, 10th SEPTEMBER. IMPORTANT SALE OF DAIRY CATTLE At Caldervan, West Clutha, Three miles-from the Waiwera Hotel, and two miles south of Albert Cape. To Settlers, Farmers, Dairymen, Dealers and Others. DRIVER, MACLEAN & CO. are favored with instructions from Alexander M'Neil, Esq., to sell by auction, at the above-mentioned place, or. WedneFdny, the lOfh September, at 11 o'clock sharp, 150 head of very well bred cattle, comprising dairy cows, and heifers about twelve months old, and a few steers. The cows are so well known to be quiet, good milkers, that they require no commendation. They are all young, the oldest being about eight years old, and are the stock of what is allowed to be the largest dairy in the Province. The heifers are very quiet, and require no breaking in, having been all hand fed. The proprietor has never sold a milch cow. and pledges himself not to do so until the* day of sale, so that the public may have a fair chance in bidding for them. The above cattle will all be sold, except two or three cows for family use, as the proprietor is retiring from business. There will also be Sold, A few Unbroken Cows, and the Dairy Utensils, &c, too numerous to mention. The attention of the public is particularly directed to the above sale, as such an opportunity of obtaining so many really quiet, good milch cows, Has never baiore occurred in the Province, and may not again occur for years. Terms : Under £30, cash; over £30, and under £100, approved bills nt 3 months; over£loo, approved bills at 6 months. No Reserve. Luncheon Provided. 1 COROMANDBL. TOWNSHIP OF KAPANGA. fTJHE above Property, so well known as that of JL Joseph Pkttitt, Esq., is now being- surveyed into convenient allotments, and will be sold by public auction early in October next. MICHAEL WOOD, Queen-street, Auckland, July 31st, 1862.