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Otago Daily Times, Issue 301, 6 December 1862, Page 2

„ Auctions. / IJSIPORTAM'jANNOUNCEMENT. 'Grand Sale of First-class Town Properties -CITY OF DUNEDIN. On Thursday; the isth December next At 12 o'clock. ' MO; FRE EH OLD SECTIONS WITH"£IO,OOO^CTRTH'-'<>F-BuiM)«jfOjj- A uD IJ-PRoVE-JIEKTS ON VARIOUS PORTIONS. THE PROPERTY OF - , -JOHN HYDE HARRIS, ESQ. J DANIELS: and CGI arehonored with instruc . tions froiii John Hyde Harris, Esq., to an. pounce the sale by public competition of the whole o bis truly valuable town property in the City of Dune din, to take place : .on the 18th December next.. ~ • ■ '" "'- *•;;• The Property is known as the :'.- .:-. GRANGE ESTATE And comprises over 140 FREEHOLD TOWN SECTIONS ,in th very;best partof the City, within twent "■ j; . minutes walk of the PO S T JFF Io g On some portions are erected ; £10,000 WORTH OF SUBSTANTIAL BUILDINGS AND IMPROVEMENTS. m It is situated in the most healthy part of the Pro. vince, between the public I j PARK RESERVES, . Which are enclosed and are now being ornamentally laid out for ..,..- ■"'--'■ BOTANIC GARDENS, ft is in close proximity to * PELICHET BAY i... andtheJAlbany-street. NEW JETTY, combinining the unusual advantages'of a RURAL AND MARINE RETREAT. > ;It commands, on one Bide,[a view?of_the HARBOR AND .SHIPPING, And the Magnificent Scenery of the ■••"••' ! OPPOSITE gHOBEsi On the other side is the panoramic and ;deHghtful < '' picturesque HILL S.CENERY. The Estate is now being sui veyed and subdivided intf :/;;. BUILDING SITES. In placing the above valuable properly before the public, the Auctioneers are permitted to state that . $he proprietor is instigated to meet the requirement! of a largeincreasing population; and they feel ths they would not be doing justice to it with mere ordi f riary passirig comment. ; To the capitalist It' presents an opportunity for l investment rarely met with, forthe cerfttfnty of » ; *arge and speedy return, upon his outlay, whicV cannot by any possibility again occur in this Province { To merchants, shopkeepers, and private citizens, ffords suitable building sites either for BUSINESS PURPOSES , FAMILY RESIDENCES. The property contains up wardd of THREE MILES OF STREET FRONTAGES , And possesses fhe further advantage of bein^ FREEHOLD The Auctioneers could enumerate many moif | advantages connected with this 1 TRULY MAGNIFICENT PROPERTY, ! but, considering it is already so well known to'every one-resident in Otago, they deem any further remarkunnecessary. The Sale will take place UPON THE GROUND. Champagne Luncheon Provided TITLE GUARANTEED. Terms, exceedingly easy; will be declared a the time of sale. . On THURSDAY, the 18th DECEMBER next, , . '■ ' .-'■''■ At 12 o'clock. Luncheon at 11 o'clock Plans of the ahove property may be obtained oa application at the office of the Auctioneer*, Princesstreet. ~ . ' . . SATURDAY, 6th DECEMBER, At 1 o'clock. 50 acres freehold land. kaikoraTvalley, . ; . The Property of MR JOSEPH WERNER, Situated on the Government Road. J DANIELS and CO. have received instructions • from Mr' Joseph Werner to sell by public auction, at the Commercial Sale Rooms, on Saturday, 6th December, at Lo'clock— _ 7 50 ACRES FREEHOLD LAND, .-"''■ Situated: in the best part of Kaikorai Vallht, ; Ori the Government road, which, when finished, ; ........ w jjj connec j. jjjg '. ~. GREAT NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN THO ROUGHFARES TO THE GOLD FIELDS. Situated between the Hale-way Bush Road, ' -. - -And ..-■ , - - '' Cayebsham. The Land is subdivided into blocks of from 1 to 5 Acre 3, And is peculiarly adapted for PRIVATE SUBURBAN RESIDENCES, MARKET GARDENS, • . : , '.. Or '■-'.-• .-.=...; DAIRY FARMS. The soil is rich, and mostly under cultivation. On a portion-of the kind" is erected a substantial 5-ROOMED HOUSE, With fruit^ and flower garden j also, stock-yard andbuthouses,'which have been laid oot regardless of expense by the iiresen't occupier, and owner of the property, ..". A.-.v .-..;.!.. .;.•; ■■...A,'.'.. :. A '■'-■■.. \ Mb Joseph Werner^ \ .-} Kaikorai Valley is, in close connection with the town of Dunedin, being separated only by the gentle rise "on the West sideot MaSelaggan-street, and ia approached by a main metalled roati, either from '* r R ATT RAT-STREET, Or the OCTAGON, being an easy walk of about 35 minutes' from th» 1 POST-OFFICE. On another part of the property there is a Qaarrj" of fine Freestone,- fit1 for building purposes, which can be seen at the '' NEW ENGLISH CHURCH, the stone of which was supplied from this quarry. The land is watered by tbe KAIKORAI STREAM. ,' The property is in close proximity to, and adjoining that occcupied by R. B. Martin, Es.. — Oliver, Esq., John Roy, Esq., — Hertslet, Esq., Mr Cunningham,, and Beverarothers settled in the district. j THE GOVERNMENT ROAD jruns direct, through it, and-cannotfail to be the principal suburban route by vhich ihe" inhabitants of can leave the towri'at one end and re-enter the othetT' * t - . _, , , , * The Auctioneers consider that any further comment would be superfluous, and recommend intending purchasers to take an inspection of the property. ' Plans may be. seen* and any further information \ bfcained on application at the 'office of the Auc- ■ oncers, ~ * r ' Ti!TXE UNEXCEPTIONABLE, Being one .remove from' the Crown. > I * Saturday; 6th December. I -../ Atl o'clock.. . - l j , Terms' Very easy ti * \JP **5* *t9^ J>> f L A N D,, ~ ;KAHOEU*YULEY, Near-Dunedip, _.__, „„_ .. ' <S?ai, be' Sold in -Allotment,^fiwa v ; By j. Daniels a-co^^!, , . —_ ftranters." -- " , %*** ?»"*-*•. ~t . *■ -. "Ax. I i v „