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Otago Daily Times, Issue 290, 24 November 1862, Page 2

JoLouße and Land. . . A First-class City property, opposite the Provincial Engineer's offices, Princes street, consisting of acommodious shop, having a frontage of twenty-feet to Princes street, by a depth of forty-five feet. Also a show-room of equal dimensions, and a cellar capable of containing 500 tons of goods. Apply to WRIGHT, ROBERTSON and CO. fIOR SALE, rare opportunity, small capitalist Restaurant and Store, paying business. M. S. Leers, Tamora House. FOR SALE, fIIHAT Well-known and OLD ESTABLISHED -*- HOTEL, % . THE "QUEEN'S ARMS," advantageously situated in Princeß-street, Dunedin, opposite the Immigration Barracks, and within two minuteswalk of the Jetty, Post-office, Custom House,; and the Public Offices. The present proprietor is about leaving the, colony for England, and in consequence desirous of retiring from business. . For further particulars apply to ' KENYON AND MADDOCK, Solicitors. • Dunedin. . Immediate, possession will be given. FOR SALE, • By Order of the Assignees, i rpHAT very valuable First-class Property known as JL THE ALBION HOTEL, DUNEDIN, Situated on and including one acre of Land, with a frontage of 132 feet to Great King-street, 132 feet to George-street, and' 264 feet to St. Da\id-street. The Hotel comprises spacious entrance hall, cofteo room, dining room, fourteen first-class bedrooms, bar, bar room, office, kitchen, and pantry, besides second class sitting and bedrooms in a building detached. Excellent stabling and out-buildingg This Hotel .having been fitted up with every regard to comfort, it will be found a very desirable investment. . Immediate possession will be given. For further particulars apply to JAMES FINCH & CO., • Rattray-street. FOR SALE. TpHE Lease of a Town Section situate in Dunedin, JL having a frontage of 66 feet to Stewart-street and 165 feet to Cumberland-street/ together with the weather-boarded House erected thereon. The house contains eleven rooms—three ofthem being 17 x 13 14 x 12, and 19 x 16, respectively, and all on the ground floor. ' . The proximity of this property to the new Jetty at Stewart-street, renders it a highly desirable investment Both Stewart-street and Cumberland-street are being formed ami metalled, ffhd should the anticipated rush take place in the Spring, Stewart-street will become one of the best business sites in Dunedin. The Lease has 12 years to run, and its tenris are most advantageous, the ground rent being low. and the tenant having the option of removing his buildngs should he not agree with the landlord, on the terrn3 of renewal. For further particulars, apply to Me. Carncross, Witness and JDaily Times Office. ! : FOit SALE. . A HANDSOME PROPERTY, adjoining the Town Xi. m Belt, consisting of FURNISHED HOUSE, containing dining room and drawing, room, CONSERVATORY, 10 bed-rooms, kitchen, -(scullery, and out-housea; also, a GARDENER'S COTTAGE, a Bix stall STABLE, and harness-room, &c, together with 70 acres of Land, 15 acres of which are bush, and 35 acres laid down in English grasses. This property possesses the advantage of a metalled road to the house, is well watered and picturesquely situated, suitable either for a PRIVATE RESIDENCE or a SUBURBAN VILLA. Immediate possession can be given. • : r . For further particulars, apply to _ F. FULTON, : *■ TheForbury. CIOR SALE, Several Allotments in the Township .JQ of Richmond Hill. Apply to RICHARDSON & REYNOLDS, ? Land and Estate Agents, Princes-street, corner of Hierh-street. lI^ESSRS. RICHARDSON & REYNOLDS Have been favoured with instructions from the executors of the late Mr John Mollison To Offer for Sale _ The undermentioned Leasehold Properties, Which they have no hesitation is saying, are two of the best business site 3in the whole town of Dunedin. The one has a frontage to Princes-street of 38 feet by a.depthof 66 feet. It is situated within three minutes' walk of the Jetty, and from its proximity to the Post-office and the principal business thoroughfares of the' town, must prove one of the most desirable positions in town. There are two shops erected on the ground, both of which are let at a good nental. ■ The other has a frontage of 40 feet to Staffordstreet by a depth of 66 feet, and is situated" nearly opposite to the Provincial Hotel. There is a comfortable wall-finished dwelling-house, with cellar below, on. the ground, and has been erected in such a manner that a lars^e store can be built in front without interiering with the present erections. ■ As the above properties communicate with each other, they will be sold either together or separately, to suit purchasers. Immediate possession. Terms liberal RICHARDSON & REYNOLDS, . Princes-street, Corner of High-street EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY. BUSINESS FOR SALE. mO CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS.—To be A. disposed of, in a leading thoroughfare, an excellent business, at present doing a first-class readymoney trade. Apply : - :■: - LUKE & CO., ' Manse-atreet, TO Persons in Want of Villa Sites, &c—Sections of Land to be Sold, 4 miles from the Postoffice; at a low -figure, and terms easy. For particulars apply to .. MONSON & VAHLAND, Architects and Surveyors, - ■ Sinclair's Chambers. FOR SALE.—A Ten Acre Bush Section, in-Toma- • havrkTalley, Anderson's Bay. : For terms and particulars, apply to JONES and WILLIAMSON; Princes-street. ON Sale or Lease, a beautiful suburban property situate in the North-east Valley, and consist ing of Twenty Acreß of Land, with Six-roomed Cottage, garden and other improvements. Apply to Richardson and Reynolds, Land and Estate Agents. *TIHE Undersigned have for Sale the following most JL valuable properties :— • ' . - Lot I—That substantial and faithfully-built* stone basement, 22 x 66, corner of Hope and Stafford-streets. The expenditure of- a mere trifle, will finish this building so as to make one of the most eligible stores in town. Ground rent,- £66 per annum. Lease 14 years, right of removal or full valuaiioa. Lot 2— Dodode. . . r Lot3—Do do do. ; - Each of these lots has a right-of-way at rjßar. : Lot 4—25 x 66 to Hope-street. Ground rent ! £25 per annum. ~ : - Lot sf-25; x 75 in Maclaggari-street, next .y..-i t Alcbni; Brothers; right-oi-way at rear to Dawson-sjreet, Ground: rent, j£so per annum, lease 10 years/ valuation. J Lot 6^—25 x 40, Freehold in high-street, opposite the new Ciuslom-house, Telegraph-office, iat the.head of new Jetty, next Messrs Dalgety and Rattray's new premises, now occupiecLas . the Exchange Sales Room. £600 can remain on mortgage at 10 pei ce,nt. * Lot 7—26, 6 x 85 in Stuart-street, next M'Guire's timber yard. Ground rent, £50 per annum. Lofß.—The well-known Hope-street, free stores, 60 x 132. - tot 9 40 x 90, corner of Steward and Fail i '- . « CLfiYB AND CO. ,