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Otago Daily Times, Issue 246, 3 October 1862, Page 2

-^>. Jcactions. THIS DAY. FRIDAY,, 3rd OCTOBER, Without Reserve. At 12 o'clock,; Sharp, '^->"*-^'>v^o; : -Hud\«^:p^len,andotliei^ -A AND&ESS & CO. hare received iusfcrur- &*:~% ons to sell *y public -auction, at their stores street, on Friday next, the'Srd inst. 27* o'clock sharp, . =- • 20 diggers cradles. ■"'. J:'. :. Terms—Liberal. No Reserve. THIS DAY, FRIDAY, 3rd OCTOBER. At Twelve o'Clock Sharp. POSITIVE SALE. Without Reserve. ' Splendid Property ■•■■ FRONTING THE CUSTOM HOUSE, Aid Almost Adjoining the Provincial Hotel • . Stafford Street. ' A M'LANDRESS & CO. have been favored r\.. with instructions to sell by public auction ™ Friday, 3rd October, at 12 o'clock sharp, °n The lease having 3£ years to run) of all that valuable property, together with all the buildings thereon, erected and lately occupied by — Raphael, auctioneer, having a frontage to Stafford street of twenty-five feet, and a frontage- to Flinders lane of ninety feet, a very small portion of the ground is let for Ll5O per annum, beinjr the exact amount of ground rent for the whole block offered for sale. Terms liberal. THIS DAY; FRIDAY, 3rd OCTOBER. At 12 o'clock. ' Groceries, Provisions, &c. A . M'LANDRHSS & "co. have been favoured JX, with instruction* to sell by auction «f*l • The following, valuable merchandise : ' «... Xx Boanerges, Pearl, and Dart— 20 tons Shannon Mill flour 20 do Clyde do 500 bushels colonial oats 10 tons No. 2 Cossipore sugar ' 20 cases colonial cured hams 10 do Belfast hams 10 do do bacon 16 do half-sard inea 10 do quarter do 100 boxes Bel raout candles, lib pkgs ■ ■ 100 cases Otard's pale brandy • • 80 do Rosseau 90 do champagne ... 40 do geneva, J.D.K.Z. 30 casks of bottled ale 2 tons Calcutta lines. Also, 300 bajjs of iime 40 ships* water ca«=ks 4 iron tanks <-a,:h containing 300 gallons A lot of ships' fittings Sundry articles. . Terms at sale. - THIS DAY 7 FRIDAY, 3rd OCTOBER, At Twelve o'clock Sharp." In the Estate of Messrs. Webb, Pantin, & Co. By Order of the Trustee's. The goodwill of the lease, having 21 months to run, of the-Club Stables, Maclaggln 6t Xet now oc-upied by Sydney James, Ksq., and The purchaser will receive LSO valuation at the clo-e of the lease, and have'no rent to pay, as the pround was originally leased with no rental, on condition that stables would be built. • The. question, is, therefore, with intending D ur-chasers-What is L.358 returnable on 21 months' Terms liberal. . ■ : .-■■ ' -■■ -f. -No reserve. _ Lease can be seen, and further particulars learned, at the rooms of the auctioneers. ' FRIDAY, 10th OCTOBER, 1862, At 12 o'clock Bharp. Those most Maenificent Premises, situate in the best ' «.^°, 6t ? us»lpss-part, of the City—suitahle for a Wholesale Drapery Warehouse, Ironmongery. Grocery, or other Business requiring a convenient position and commodious premises. A M^LANDRpss&CO.have been favored with -Ti. lnstruefaons from 11. E. Inmaii, Esq., to sell 10th October, 1862, at 12 o'clock sliarp That magnificent Two-storey Building, .within ■•■•two-doors, of the Theatre. Royal, and almost adjoining the premises of Messrs. Pafcerson and M'Lcod, Family Grocere, consisting of a. most capacious shop, 45 x 20, with 13 feet ceiling, and a Show Room above of equal dimensions, with a large Cellar underneath, capable of holding 500 Tons of Goods. Terms liberal. WEDNESDAY, 15th OCTOBER, ' ' • ■ ■ At 12 o'clock sharp. POSITIVE SAL E, Without any Reserve, By Order of the Trustees in the Estate of Messrs. Symons and Walton. THE GOODWILL of the LEASE and BUSINESS of the CAFE de PARIS, Rattray-street; ■ i■ ,- Together, with the Plate", Furniture, Fittings, and everything else required for conducting a large First-class Hotel, situated in the very centre of .the City •; built..and adapted with all that architectural ingenuity could eusgest for-comfort and .the .carrying on of an Extensive and Lncrative Business. ~..-' •■■ ■-•■; ■ .-■•' • i J- .- '),::."■■'.:';'; •* :.: '■'■:;'■';••". A^PNDRESS & CO; iave beerTfavored with ~ instructions to sell by public auction at th The LEASE of that Magnificent PROPERTY, known as the -CXFB'de PARIS, - ~ , , 4 , Rsltray-Btreet, ; :■.■ :■. (And lately occupied by jtfessrs. Symons & Walton), Under whose care the buß'arv has been eondncted durmg the <!aUn«*s of the winter moS. JTJSS rfmagmficence luthe,to unknowniiLthelfetzJaS The lease lias nearly seven yenrsto run, the rent Further paiticulara from the Auctioneers. ; PRELIMINARY NOTICE. - . ' TTiyJera Bill of gale. ' R-A- WATTS' &~CO.'S SAW MILLS A VLAM&&V&X* unfavored to,h Messrs. CleveandCo; 011 anearlr^' due »otic« °* ' One t{n horsepower Steam Engine, made by - ■ Vi-.-P; YouugnndCo. '■ ' /',.' ,- BOOTS./ BOOTS.- BOOTS' _A~^^SDREJSJLCO. have now on hand and £X. for pie: feyaral hundred trunk ß of Boots of th« most.Seasonal e>pd '/suitaWe' description, fat S Store, Stafford-street; opposite Cuminings*; Bond. ■ -7-P^ylvancesbn Knglfsh..prices only asKed. ..- M'LAM>REv<s& CO. bnve reroored their ,i*i* • Auc."\' n tooms to the rxtcn>ive a prt»}«« . I of f»P'ed by Me^w. Webb. P.ntlii,, and 1 ?uiirt6th t'i2S ll?:' oppttdte tU' el>rovinciilHo^