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Otago Daily Times, Issue 273, 4 November 1862, Page 3

» Auctions > FRIDAY, 7th NOVEMBER. At 12 o'clock sharp. On Account of, and at Risk of the Former Purchaser. AM'LANDRESS&CO., have been instructed »■ to sell at their rooms, Stafford-street, on Friday, the 7th inst., at 12 o'clock sharp— 12 casks cabin bread. No reserve. FRIDAY, 7th NOVEMBER, At 12 o'clock sharp. HARNESS. PLOUGHS, and WHITE LEAD. A. M'LANDRESS & CO., have 'been"instructed * to sell by auction, at their rooms, StalTordstreet, on Friday,gthc 7th insfc., at 12 o'clock sharp— 10 set* of harness 2 saddles 8 ploughs 83 kegs whitelead. Terms liberal. FRIDAY, 7th NOVEMBER, At 12 o'clock sharp. SUGARS. AM'LA.NDRESS & CO. have been instructed to seil by auction, at their Rooms, on Friday, the 7rh in.st., at 12 o'clock sharp, 307 bagd augar Beautiful Samples. Terms Liberal. ~~ FItIDAY, 7th NOVEMBER, At 12 o'clock Sharp. To Grocers, Provision Dealers, and Others. A M'LANDRESS & CO. have been favored lit with instruciions to fell by auction, at their rooms, Stailord-street, on Friday, tha 7th inst., at 12 o'ekek sharp— 25 casks cabin bread ; 11 do Abernethy biscuits 2 cases -fancy ditto Terms, liberal, at Sale. FRIDAY, 7th NOVEMBER, At 12 o'clock Sharp. FLOUR. "WHISKEY. GENEVA. TOBACCO, &c. A M'LANDRESS & CO., have been favored , with instructions to sell by auction, at their rooms, Stafibrd-street, on Friday, the 7th inst., at 12 o'clock sharp — 45 tons fine flour 3 kegs twist tobacco 150 ca.;es Thiu'a whisky 200 do geneva 45 half-chests'tea h hhds rum 8 hhdf. cio 35 do ale 20 do stout 50 firkins butter ?j casks tumblers Terms liberal. THURSDAY,, 6th NOVEMBER, 18G2. To Clothiers Drapers and Others. Positive and Unreserved Sale of 31 Cases of Soft Goods. A M'LANDRESS and CO. have been favored . with instructions to sell by auction, at their rooms, StaiFoid-strect, on Thursday, the 6th November, at 12 o'clock tharp, 34 cases of soft goods, comprising1 - Men's molfc :uid cord trousera ; shepherd's plaid do; miller's colored goodwood mole do; millers'colored goodwood cord do; youths' and boys' fancy do; men's, youths', and boys' vests in variety; cotton handkerchiefs; twilled shirts; Angola do; Crimean do ; silk handkerchief.-*; bales of blankets ; cases of polkas; Hyam's suits ; lambswool undershirts : boys' sac coats; waterpoof coats; leggings; overalls; striped guernseys; and a large variety of other goods, suitable for first-class business in Dunedin, and well adapted for up-country trade. No reserve. Teims liberal. FOR PRIVATE SALE, Splendid Property in George street, And Goodwill of a Prosperous Retail and Wholesale Grocery and Provision Business. In Conseauence of the Proprietor's Up-country Stores Requiring his Sole Attention. A ML AN Ldtti.Srf and CO. have been favored , with infractions from Thomas Learmont, Esq , to Let or Sell The lease of that splendid piece of property in George-street, having thirteen years to run ; together with the very superior and substantially finished shop, store, and dwelling house erected thereon, and the goodwill of the grocery and provision business which he has so successfully conducted for the last twelve mouths. The premises consist of a large double fronted shop, spacious btorf-, and four first-class rooms on the ground floor, used as a dwelling house. The whole forming one of the best properties, considering its business connexions, hat possibly could be offered to the public ; J-ml the true reason of the proprietor's desire to sell is that his country stores require his undivided attention. The auctioneers have great pleasure in calling the attention of all persons desirous of investing, or of entering upon a ready-made business, to this property. Tho buildings were all erected by the present proprietor. The ground rent is only L 45 per annum. All particulars from the auctioneers. Terms very Liberal. MONDAY, lOfh NOVEMBER, At 12 o'clock. In consequence of the Proprietor leaving for the Dunstan. FOR SALE ON THE PREMISES, At D. M'Pherson's Hny and Corn Store, Princesst'eet, below the Police Barracks,,and directly opposite the New Hotel, An Iron Store, dwellimonousb at rear, 9 Stall Stables, Lease of Ground. ALFRED A. BARNETT has received instructions from Mr Donald M'Phersonto sell by public auction on Monday, 10th instant, at 12 o'clock, at his store in Princes-street, opposite the large hotel now being erected, A commodious irou store A convenient dwellinghouse at rear ( 9 stall stables, And The lease of the ground on. allotment No. 13 Prince—street. The whole affording an excellent opportunity of makiug a most profitable investment. The business now being carried on is a good and fiaying one, is favorably known, and well estabisned! The premises are convenient, and at the back there is the advantage of having the Bay, where goods can be lightered direct to the store. The Terms will be easy and liberal, and declared at time of sale. WEDNESDAY, sth NOVEMBER. "" Ex Triton from Sydney. To Provision Dealers, Storekeepers, Grocers, and Others. J DANIELS fc CO. have received instructions to . sell by auction, at the Commercial Sale Rooms, Prince 3 street, on Wednesday, sth instant, at 12 o'clock, Ex Triton. 7 cwt. spiced rolled beef 5 casks rounds of beef 3 tons Sydney soap 34 boxes do. mould candles, each 56 lbs. 11 bigs bran 20 camp ovens 70 lbs. prime tobacco (duty paid) , " No Reserve. Terms at sale. : At 12 o'clock.