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Otago Daily Times, Issue 272, 3 November 1862, Page 3

Auctions ' WEDNESDAY, sth NOVEMBER. ~~ At 1 o'Clock. By ordorof the Trustees, in the Estate of W. lilfenbein and Co., Port Chalmers. To be sold on the Premises. RB, MARTIN and CO. are instructed to sell by . auction, on Wednesday next, sth November, at 1 o'clock, On the Premises at Port Chalmers, Without Reserve, All that very highly valuable, and well-built Store, lately in their occupation, Situated in George-street The property is held under lease for 7 years, from the Ist day of February, 1861, at the yearly rental of £60 per annum. It is needless to point out the position of this property j for any business, it is one of the best in Port Chalmers, and must be sold. Terras at Sale. Sale at One o'clock. WEDNESDAY, sth NOVEMBER. At 11 o'Clock, In the Estate of W. Elfenbein and Co., General Storekeepers, Port Chalmers. On the Premises, by order of the Trustees, the Stock in Trade, Fixtures, &c, &c. RB. MARTIN and CO will sell by auction, on . Wednesday next, oth November, at 11 o'clock, Without Reserve. The Stock in Trade, as above viz,. — Teas, Groceries, Provisions, &o, &c. To be so!d in lots to suit Purchasers. Terms at Sale. Tho Premises wid be sold after the Stock. THURSDAY, 6th NOVEMBER, At 12 o'Clock. ON THE GROUND, WALKER-STREET, Above the Stores of Dalgety, Rattray and Co., and near the Caledonian Hotel. For Positivo Sale. A VALUABLE FREEHOLD CITY ALLOTMENT, Most centrally situated, and well adapted for business premises, or private residences. Title Guaranteed. ALFRED A. BARNETT has received instructions from Mr Jfimes Forrester, to submit to public competition, on Thursday, November 6th, at 12 o'clock, on the ground in Walker-street — A most valuable and important freehold city allotment, comprising '28 feet frontage, by 60 feet deep, more or less, with use of right-of-way adjoining. The Auctioneer can confidently recommend this selection of laud as a most favorable investment, more particularly as it has the advantage of being a Freehold, and consequently not subject to the heavy ground rentals of the,numerous leasehold properties in Dunedin, and, in addition, the locality is suitable for the erection of any class of business premises or dwe/ling-hotises. Prior to the sale by auction, every information will he given to intending purchasers on applying to the cottage at rear. The terms will be made easy and liberal, and declared at time of sale TUESDAY, 4th NOVEMBER, At Twelve o'Clock. POSITIVE CLEARING SALE. On the Premises, Maclaggan-street, next door to Moeller'a Furniture Mart. Oilmen's Stores, Hams Brandy, Ale, and Porter Boots, Clothing, Drapery Ironmongery, Tinware Books, &c. A LFRED A. BARNETT has received instrucX3l tions from Messrs Harris and Allen to sell by public auction on Tuesday, 4th instant, at twelve o'clock, on their premises, Maclaggan-street, near the Arcade, The whole of their stock in trade, comprising— Groceries, spirits Ale and porter Boots, clothing, drapery Ironmongery, tinware Glasses Books, &c. Terms cash. For Sale. TO DRAYMEN, COUNTRY STOREKEEPERS, AND OTHERS. fTUIE UNDERSIGNED HAVE ON SALE AT X THEIR STORES: ■ Flour —Adelaide and, Tasmanian Gate—Best Colonial Maize—whole and cracked Bottled fruiti, pickles, sardines Jams, mustard, currants Coffee, tea, sugar Raisins—Cape and Muscatels Carbonate soda, tavtaric acid Hams, biicofi, cheese Colonial butter, Tvlanilla rope Vestas—piaids, and tins Paper bags—assorted sizes American ax'.'s, driving picks Hammer handl<s, camp ovens Case brandy—Martell's, Hennessy's,{Charante, Lamarque's Whisky—qr.-casks and case; rum Geneva—red and green cases; cigars Tobacco—twist and plug Port and sherry—bulk and case Bottled ale and porter—Marzetti's Hobson's Bay soap and candles Sperm candles—full and light weights. J. A. & R. BaIRD, Stafford-street, And at Waikouaiti, Nokomai, and Dunstan. SIBBALirS NO. 1 OUTFITTING ESTABLISHMENT, Removed to No. 1, Princes-street (Next Mr. J. Hyman, Jeweller). JSIBBALD begs to return his earnest thanks to . those who so liberally supported him at his late Emporium of Fashion, opposite the Barracks, and beg respectfully to inform them that for the convenience of his numerous patrons, and for the better carryi.ig on a fast increasing business he has removed to larger and more centrally situated business premises, at No. 1 Princes-street. J. S. takes the present opportunity oi stating that the old stock having been ENTIRELY CLEARED OUT has been replaced by a NEW and SUPERIOR CLAS3 OF GOODS, imported direct from the fir.st Manufacturing Houses in Britain. IN THE CLOTHING AND BESPOKE DEPARTMENT Gentlemen may rely upon the best materials being made up in the best Style. Firstclass hands only are kept in the establishment, while the Personal Superintendence being under J. S. will offer a sure guarantee that the utmost satisfaction will be given. Especial attention is paid to the FIT of all clothes ordered at the NO. 1 ESTABLISHMENT. The READY-MADE DEPARTMENT will comprise the largest and most varied stock in Dunedin, all articles of wear having been specially selected with reference to this market, and the particular requirements of all grades and classes of the community. in order to sell at the lowest fraction of profit to offer only goods of the most unexceptionable quality —to retain in stock an immense variety for purchaser to select from, J. S. is compelled to sell only for CASH. Do Not Forget Numbeb Ir planter, just received,— ~~" Bass' No. 3 ale $5 hhds) 40 packages bedsteads, chests of drawers, and other furniture 6 cases leather 6 do boots and shoe 3 2 do books 2 pianos (by Russell) F&EDBRICK MOSS and CO.