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Otago Daily Times, Issue 298, 3 December 1862, Page 2

Houses and LandF m O R S' A ■"■ L X ' — Two beautiful; Suburban Properties' in healthy ■ ituation, and commanding pleasing views, close to town. Al<o, several frontages to' Great King street t Crown titles. . . ■ ; AppJy-to, Jones and Williamson, Princes Btreet Dunedin. . ' FOR SALE—That most desirable Property in Walker-street (opposite Mr. Cook's Store), *er? sisting of Sees, 20, 21, 22, Block V.,—having a fro* - age of 198 ievt to Walker-street, "and 165 feet to Mel-viiie-street, together \vith9-Ropmed House thereon erms liberal. Apply RICHARDSON & REYNOLDS,- - -. : ; Land_and Ksfrate Agents.. ON Sale .or Lease, a beautiful suburban property situate in the North-east Valley, ami consist ing of Twenty Acres of Laud, with Six-roomed Cot- i tnge, garden and other improvements. Apply to i Richardson and Heynold3, Land and Estate A cents. TilOR Sain—The Lease of a splendidly situated JL' Property, which consists of 55 feet of frontage to St Andrew-street, With a depth of 40 feet (bein<«- i part of section 44, block XVTT., Dunedin) ; togeiher with a large store and dwelling-house. Thirteen years of lease to run. Ground rent nominal.. Apply to Richardson and Reynolds, corner of Princes and ! High-streets. Auctions. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13th, i At One'o'Clock. SALE BY AUCTION . o? ■ REAL PROPERTY IN DUNEDIN, ■■• On behalf of the Mortgagee. MESSRS. GILLIES and STREET have- been instructed by the Registrar of the Supreme Court at Otago, to sell by public auction, under clause G of the "Conveyancing Amendment""Oriinauce Amendment ActlßcsO," on behalf of the Mortgagee, John Jones, Esq,, at the store of Messrs F. Moss and Co., Princes-street, (kindly lent to Messrs G. & S. until their rooms iv Princes-street ars mily,) at one o'clock punctually, , , Sections Nos. 22, 2-'), 26, and 27, Block IX , Dunndin, being the property well known as the Club property. The articles and conditions of sale, -and titles, will; be scon at the office of Mr Cook, solicitor Supreme Court, Princes-street, Dunedin ! .SATURDAY. DECEMBER 13th, At One o'Clock. < SALE BY AUCTION 02? REAL PROPERTY IN DUNEDIN, On behalf of the Mortgagee. MESSRS GILLIES and STREET have been instructed by the "Registrar of the Supreme Court at Otago, to f*ll by public auction, at one o'clock, on Saturday, 13th December, at the store of Messrs F. Moss and Co., Princes street, (kindly lent to Messrs G. and S. until their rooms in Priiicjsjstreet are ready,) under clause G of tho " .Conveyancing Ordinance Amendment Act 1860," on behalf of the Mortgagee, J. A. Fen ton, E«-q., Sections Nor,. 51, 52, ami 74, Islock XXXVII. Section No GO, Block XXXVI., and Sections Nos 37^ 38, Block XII., all of Dunedin, or a-i many thereof as wiil cover the Mortgage of £-200, with interest and expenses thtroon. The articles and conditions of sale, and title.*, will be seen at the ofiice of Mr Cook, solicitor Supreme Court, Princes-street, Dime Jin. AUCTIO N : S A L E OF CO ALLOTMENTS. ' EC. LUSCOMBE will sell by auctio i, -n th . Ground, early in December, All the Allotment*, as now laid off, having Frontages to George-street, Great Kinp;strert, Union-street, on the City Map, and Park and B'ty View streets. < . The terms on which vhis rain able Land will be sold are of the most liberal character, and the ground rent chargeable will be so low as to meet the means of every working man iv the Province. Land measuring 20 ft x 4S ft. ;■' Ground Rent, 2s 01 per week ; frontages to main streets 5s per week. Lease, 7 years from February last; half valuation at end of term. A Luncheon will be provided on the Ground, GREAT SALE BY AUCTION, AT ALL THE GOLD FIELDS. TO .TAKE PLACE IN DECEMBER. IMPORTANT LAND SALE. Worthy the Attention of All Classes. Unrivalled Opportunity for a Profitable 'In- /;•-■' ' ■; ■ vestment. : / ; . • FREEHOLDS. GOVERNMENT TOWNSHIP OF :■ ■ KAITANGATA. MESSRS. H. E. NATHAN and CO. havo re- ; ceived instructions to sell by auction, at the times and places mentioned below, : - , " " SECTIONS ■ .-ln~the Government Township of' • ■ KAI TANG ATA. ' \' ■• Fronting the Clutha River, Molyneujr. . : :., ; At the Golden Age, Dunslan, the first week > ■ . .Decffniber. •••.■..■■ • < . > Wetherstorie'g, Tuapeka, and Waitahuna, the , second week in December. , . • , - Woolshed, Tokpraairiro,' and Molyneux Ferry, the third week in December. ; The attention of miners, storekeepers, pablicans,; .artia^ns, and other?, is directed to this most important sale of freeholds, Which 4o the man of small means offers unusual advantages, and for a real profitable investment is unapproached by any other that has hitherto been brought; before the public of Otago. The Township off Kaitangota is laid out with a frontage to the Clutha River, which is one of the finest in the Province, and the traffic ,on which,; sihoe the opening of the new gold fluids', has increased to an amazing extent. Knitangata is a port of entry, and possesses gre ,t advantages, being adjacent to the Clutha coal fields; iwo fine seams of coal run through ' part of the land. That thi« township is destined to occupy an important position' in this Province is'l eyond a doubt, as the Government steamer will shortly commence to -run between it! and Tuapeka; so that, Kaifcangata will be the great central depflt for all the ; gold fields, and from which "merchandise: will be for-' warded by steamer to Tuapeka, Blamont. Teviot,; Dunstan, arid the various gold fields and settlements. Amongst the numerous"'advantages- this township possesses maybe mentioned—the great depth of water at this point of the Molyheux,: and the: abundance of excellent timber suitable for building or domestic pifcposes. •...<•-. •,■.■■-->>... ■• ' • ';■ ; Each deed, will be granted to the purchaser who pays in full at time of purchase, for the sum'of One ! Guinea and a Half. Solicitor: ,J. Co'k, Esq./I Dunedin. . "; • '■]' ;i Remember I^—This will be the only opportunity for miners and others "to purchase on the cold fields. ', ' --'■ FOR PRiVATE SALE. A Heady-made Business, doing a Splendid Trade ' *■• ■ in .the Drapery Line, .-■■'.' Situate in George-sUeet,.nearly opposite the • ;.■*: • George Hotel.: * - t 4 , AM'LANDRESS &CO. have been instructed , to sell by private bargain, . A Firct-class Leasehold Property, haying} Nine Years' to Run, on which is built a large Shop,' superbly finished, with plate-glass window and two spacious rooms. For any one desiring to enter upon .the soft goods and drapery business no .better opportunity could occur ; but it must be remembered that the premises would be equally well-suited for almost any business. Terms liberal. ■ , ■ THURSDAY, 4th DECEMBEH, * At 1 o'clock sharp.' Two-storey Dwelling Honse, ' : A Few Yards from the Octagon, Iv George-street. AM'LANDRESS & CO. have been favored with • instructions from the proprietoi to sell by auction, at their rooms, in Staftord-street, on Thurs-, day, 4th December, atl o'clock sharp, . . The lease of the ground, having eleven years to run, on which is built that really substan- .• • tial and lately erectel two-storey dwelling house,adjoining Mr David Milne's, house decorator,- within a few yards of the Octagon. : The house contains— 1 kitchen, with large range , 4 large well-aired bedrooms , ,! 1 do sittingroom - . Ido parlour ... 1 do diningroom. . , Thegroundhas36.feet frontage 'tp George-street byarfeptliof'9sfeet. ; . :; . ",''<,'; '' (: . Ground rent very lovr. , . / 'yern»fei7Hp€raL .!