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Otago Daily Times, Issue 218, 20 August 1862, Page 2

; * Auctions , THIS UAY, WEDNESDAY. SOtii AUGUST. PROVINCIAL SALE YARDS. Fat Bullocks. Prime Fat Bullocks. DRIVER, MACLEAN & CO. will tell by auction at the above Yards on Wednesday, the 20tb inst., at 2 o'clock sharp, Without Peso-TV, 25 very prime fat bullocks, (very heavy weight*.) FRIDAY, 12th SEPTEMBER. WOOLSHED DIGGINGS. * Important Sale of Freehold Property. §To Setilere, Farmers, Lucky Daggers, and Others. DRIVER, MACLE4N & CO. are favored with instructions from Messrs. Musgrave and Murray to sell by auction, at the above mentioned place, on Friday, the 12ib September, at 12 o'clock sharp, 2o ai-res of very fine agricultural land, with «tore, two fmts, and a large wool-sbcd erect**! thereon. This property is fenced in, and situated in the centre of the Woolahed Diggings, consequently must become very valuable. Terms at Sale. , NOTICE. PROVINCIAL SALE YARDS. T\ RIVER, MACLEAN, & CO. Hold SALES BY AUCTION At the above Yards, daily, at 12 o'clock sharp, HORSES, WORKING BULLOCKS, DAIRY CATTLE, &c., &c. FAT STOCK «>!d any day a< may be arranged. DRIVER. MACLEAN. k CO. THURSDAY, 2l_t AUGUST, At 12 o'clock sharp. To parties In want of a Four-roomed corrugated iron Cottage, lined inside, papered, and complete In every particular. Rattray-Ktreet, two doors above the Shamrock Hotel. J7l DE CARLE & CO. are instructed to sell on J. Thursday, at 12 o'clock sharp, the above I ui_£ little residence, the lease having 4 veare and a half to run, at the nominal ground rent of 15a. per week. The house can be removed at the expiration of the U-rnu j After which will be sold the Household Furniture, cousistiiig of—Loo and dining tables, two sofas, chairs, superior chest of drawers, French Usrter bedstead trith canopy, ruattre**, and bedding to match ; single i French beiMead and bedding, eight pairs of I )>c*t Witney blankets, bedroom seta, toilet and I otht-r looking glares, and one smalt America | Move, very complete. I Terras—Cash on the full of the hammer. | LAND, TIMBER, AND SAW MILL, ; Moespel. Enst Taieri. | "DLANS of the (Jruuuu, MiJI, ke. t now on view] JL the offics of the uo'lerssgned, JAM ES& JOHN H. BARE, Stafford-street. < BOOTS. BOOTS. BOOTS AM'LANDRESS _. CO. have now on hand and ; fur K,de sevaral hundred trunks of Buota of the most eeasouablc and suitable descripti»_, at their Store, Stafford-street, opposite Cummiugs' Bond. Low advances oa English prices only asked. FOR PRIVATE JJARtiAIx! ' AM'LANDRESS & CO. have for sale a strong . veil made light Spring Doe Curt, with all the latest improvement*, and capable of seating six people. Together with tdlver-iuounted harness* compiete. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. FRUIT T R X £ 5 • From the Victoria Nursery, Richmond. AM'LANDRESS fe CO. have received iustruc- . tion. front A. S. Wil«on, Esq., to sell by suction, on an early day, a large shipment of Fruit Trvta Shrubs Flow-era &C..&C, From the &t>ove celebrated Nursery. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. AM'LANDRKsS & CO. have removed their . Auction Rooms to the extensive premises lately occupied by Messrs. Wvbb, Paiitlia, awl Co., Stafford street, nearly opposite the Provincial Hotel. August Gth, 1*62. SALES BY AUCTION conducted by R. C. LUSCOLIBE, Princes-street Chambers, Opposite the Exchange Hotel. Near the Cuttia g TO STAND THIS SEASON, i fT\ II E Imported Lincolnshire Cart Stallion ' 1 " YOUNG SAMPSON," at Mr. James Barries, Farmer, West Taieri, and from there travel lo Dunedin. Y. S., a superior Cart Colt, br»id by Mr. Collett of Stratum, near Swindon, "Wiltshire, "is a dark bay j horse with four black hp>, immense bone, fine symmetry, and extremely strong au«l active, is rising five years old, and stands Seventeen Hands Two ! Inches high. His Sire is that celebrated horse j Champion of England, bred by Mr. Greenawav of Even fcwindon, which the owner refused 400 Guineas for, to go abroad in 1655. IJis Dam was a purebred Lincolnshire cart mate, by that celebrated horse Cobham; Dam—by Old Big Ben, Grandam—the Earl of Oxford's old Gaitiinore. Y. S. was shown at the Warwick Agricultural Show hi 1859, and was eousidereJ, by the judges to be the best three y<*ar old cult shown. Terms:—Seven Guineas. The Groom's Fee of ss. to be paid at the time of covering. For particulars apply to the Groom. ALEXANDER SMITH, Proprietor. THURSDAY, 21st AUGUST. SALE BY AUCTION OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,' FOUR-ROOMED COTTAGE, AXI> 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 uteiißiU, kc., &c. 'I '*''■ After which i The cottage, containing fom rooms, having two brick-built iire places in 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 exeelleut 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 2a. 6d. per week, which may be purchased with the cotage. :> •. -. Terms—at Sale, Which will be aa unreserved sale. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. LITTLE DUNEDIN ! LITTLE DUNEDIN! AS A L E B Y~" A U C T I 0 N 09 ALLOTMENTS In this New Township, .it rt T, teke Pla<* oa earfy day. All the lots are now marked out on the land. E. C-LUSCOMBE, Auctioneer.