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Otago Daily Times, Issue 231, 16 September 1862, Page 2

-_ ' j : '^PRELIMINARY NOTICE. GREAT CLEAHING SALE, ■ '■—■ ' TOuXERgTEiT'STOREi' • - : FRIDAY, _19th~SEPTEMBER, "at 12 o'clock. , .TUr'ESSRS. A. M'LANDRESS & CO. have received JAX'; inßtnttiqns from Messrs. Dalgety, Rattray and Co., to sell by auction, at their Walker-street Stores, With'a view-to clear Consiynments and preparatory • ' to Removal of_Premites, tbe following goods: — Flour Beer -'* Groceries _ . Boot? and Shoes - - . Slops ■ kc &c . For details see future advertisement. .AUCTION SALE, "THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25th, 1862. CoMPßisisa:— **U CHOICE AND CORNER SECTIONS. ■ - . FREEHOLDS. JONES'S WAIKOUAITI TOWNSHIP, THE P OBT FOB THB X E W D I G G 1 NG g, At Woolley's, Beach House Hotel, 1 O'CLOCK SHARP. JAS. PATERSON & CO. are favored with instructions from Messrs. Gillies and Street, to sell by public auction, at Woolley's, Beach House Hotel,-ou Thursday, 25th September, at 1 o'clock harp,. 64 FREEHOLD ALLOTMENTS, Waikouaiti Township, Jones, -Viz. :— 16 allotments, Block 11, frontages to Scotiastreet, Henry-street and Thomas-street. 16 allotments, Block 111., frontages t» Scotiastreet, Beach-street and Thomas-street. 16 allotments. Block lIL, frontages to Bourke- - street, Thomas-street ahd Henry-street. 15 allotments, Block IV., frontages to Geelongstreet, Beach-street and Bourke-street. . No. 16 allotment, Section 21/ Block IV., with snug dwelling house. The House and freeholds one lot. Plans maybe inspected, and fuller information obtained, on application to MESSRS. GILLIES & STREET, Princes-street. Mr. .WOOLLEY, Beach House, Waikouaiti. Or at the offices of the Auctioneers, , JAS. PATERSON k CO., Manse-street. Terms liberal. " Sale at 1 o'clock. The Auctioneers desire briefly to observe that the favourable accounts from the New Diggings (Hartley and Reilly's), must occasion a vast increase in. the already thriving township of Waikouaiti, and the above choice corner Sections, are thrown opes, thus early, that' speculators and others may participate in the certain ta be realised expectation of an early and large remuneration. JAS. PATTERSON & CO. TUESDAY, 30th. SEPTEMBER. SALE BY AUCTION. BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEE. THE OTAGO CLUB HOUSE, . AKD' OUR QUARTER-ACRE SECTIONS (FREEHOLDS), ;'"J IN ■ - '■'..-•-; -..■■;• MACLAGGAN-STREET. JAS, PATERSOIT&-CO^are:&vourcd with instructions from the Mortgagee to Sell by Public Auction, at their Sale Rooms, Manse-street, on Tuesday, SOth September, at 1 o'clock sharp, That most valuable Property, THE OTAGO CLUB HO OS E. ■.••■.-'J: Also, ":.... - 'v T— .. FOUR QUARTER-ACRE SECTIONS - (FREEHOLDS), -.....-.__ Situate iv i MAGLAGGAN-STREET. Nos. 22, 23, 26, and 27. T Terms—Quarter Cash ;. balance, three, six. and : nine months. -, : .. ,^7, ... > Sale at 1 o'clock sharp* The Auctioneers direct attention to the abovedescribed Property as well worthy the attention of capitalists and all seeking a remunerative investment. JAS. PATERSON & CO. COMMERCIAL HORSE BAZAAR. • ENTIRE CLYDESDALE HORSE. WILSON^ WAIN "a^lawred" with* instructions, by Thos. Ferens, Esq., WakanuL to sen by private contract, 1 , A splendid Entire Clydesdale Colt. ; Se i| got by "Prince Royal" out of an imported QydradaleMareT-color, black, with great-bone and muscle, and finely put together; rising 3 years. The abovejxoree can be very hichlv recommended to any one iv search of a reallv~firsPclass" horse for breeding purposes. "Prims* Royal's•» stock are known to be tbe finest in New Zealand, as a proof of which we may mention that tbe owner of "Prince Royal has refused LI2OO ibf him. The colt is now being made-up for the season; and can be seen at the station of Mr. Ferens. For particulars apply to Mr. Ferens at the Station orto WILSON & WAIN. * SATURDAY, 27th SEPTEMBER, 1862 At 12 o'clock. -COMMERCIAL~HORSE-BAZAAR. Important Sale of Draught and Saddle Horses. W 1 ti WAF 1^ ™& instruction* from Thos. Ferens. Esq., Wakanui, to sell' 10«fBssssft2r* •nda number Thoe Horse* have been all bred iv the Colbny by Mr FereM whose attention to the breeding and selection of his horses is so well known. The hearv horses are principally got by « Prince Ro^al." J GREENWICH PARK ESTATE, ' « y *nules from Dunedin, J Oppositethe Towu and Jetty S 8- & CO., Jetty-street, have iv SsaS^* c? *uct">ne€r to by public competitmn, on an early day/due notice of wlSch wiU t» The most picturesque and pleasantest ate for , country residences, fronting the Bay, and fonneriy known aa the KasAnuer Hwbor, Park Este^ 8 "ul>a"iaed for **»• ««eawich -. „ _t _;Terias at Sale