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Otago Daily Times, Issue 361, 16 February 1863, Page 2

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'•-• ' And ' ■ ■ A 15 ton lighter -with masts, sails, and oara complete Also, will be sold 1 set blacksmiths' tools,, complete, too minerou* to mention, and-;.:■■■• 1 cwt conls :-.- '-: 3 ewt iron THE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Consists" of— Chairs, tables], carpets," stools, drawers, fenders, fireironsj 1 clock, good; 1 do, damaged; door mats, 1 parlor stove, . 1 washing machine, washbandbasins, 10 ■ , .',', glass milk dishe«, 2 enamelled do, 2 tin do, tea and col?ee pots, candlesticks, snuffers and tray, colza lamps nnd oil, tea and taLle tpoonv knives and forks, crockery ware of every description, coffee mill, nutmeg grater smoothing irons, scissor?, bellows, tea caddy, (rays, shovel and tongs, baking oven, kettles camp ovens, saucepans, candlemoulds,.churn, . salting pan, cheese vats, buckets, and tubs, strainer, beater, baking and roasting tins, gridirons, knife board, lantern, brooms, brushes, hatchets, pails, tumblers, yrina glasses, decanters, cnrafl'es, cruet Btands, bottle-brush, botanist tin, ■ balance" scales, .weights, soldering bolt, skimmer, cork- ■: Screw,.hair search, clothes rope, and'pins, spitoons, salt cellars, bed covers and ticks, rugs, blankets, sheets, pillow slips, towels, feather . pillows, iron bedsteads,- sofa' and bolster, easy chair, basin stand, night stool, hair mattrass, new; looking glasses, and a ' great many other articles. THE PERSONAL EFFECTS " Consist of—Clothinaf, upper and under.,j.rauor'* surgeon's saw knives, scissors, lancet, cutter and hook, saddle bags, 1. fire proof safa, Milner's; writing desk, portmanteau, drawing and prismatic compasses, box' paints, combs and brushes, 1 aneroid barometer, 1 case medicine -weights, field glasses, 2 swords, gun case, with D-B gun and fittings 2 flint guns, 1 pair pistols, 1 do, powder, shot, and pouch, fleams, 1 diamond, sundial, compass, tuning fork, and an.endless variety of other things. THE LIBRARY Consists of about 100 vols, many of them being new and standard, especially the religious works, amongst them—Gutlirie's Works, Gordon's Sermons, Chalmers' Sermons and Evidences, Christ our Life, Laws from Heaven for Life on Earth, D'Aubigne's Reformation, Solomon and the Shulamitc, Christian Treasury, Elijah the Tishbite, Psalmist Companion, Chambers'- Information, Enquire Within, Bird's Architecture, Stephen's Book of the Farm, Johnston's Agricultural Chemistry, and a Dumber of other works on Agriculture, History, Science, Poetry, &c. T b iims:— , Onder £25, cash. Over £25, quarfer cash,, balance at 2 and 4 months, approved bills. > Every Artiole will be Sold Absolutely Without Reserve. Sale each day to commence precisely at U A.m.. GILLIES and STREET, Land and Estate Agents and -Auctioneers, Princes-street, Dunedin. THURSDAY, 19fh FEBRUARY,. ■ Atl o'Clock. --/ MESSRS GILLTES and STREET havb been favore' with instructions from Robert Chapman, %_q, Official Administrator, under order of the Supreme Court, to sell by public auction, nt their corner of Princes-street and Dowling-street, Dunedin, on Thursday, 19th February next, at 1 o'clock. The valuable run known as the KOWROW RUN, Situate in the Upper Waitaki, -with the stock thereon belonging to the estate oi' .tohn M'Leau, deceased, intestate. The Kowtow Eun contains about 45,000 acres, per License No 23, which expires 22nd December, IS7O. The Stock consists of— 10,000 sheep, more or less, of which more ihsa -...•. one-halt are Breeding Ewes. 12 working bullocks Ab:>ut 32 head of mixed cattlo 22 horses • There are two bullock drays, with bows, yoke* and chains complete. One cart, with two sets of harness, &c. The buildings are of first-rate character] and can« sist of a .'-...- ' .- ' ' Splendid new wool shed Home station . - ' ■* Two excellent stone built out-stations. '. V There are three fenced paddocks, of 10,15, and 36 acres respectively. ' This tirst-cla>s run is beautifully bounded oil' three sides by streams, and on the fourth side by the KowrowMountains,.antj is intersected,by1 four streams; and although-■conveniently situated with reca*d to a shippingqjjort, being only forty-five.- miles from Oainaru, it yet possesses the immense, advantage ot , befojf'in a ■ locality unsuitable for agricultural purposes, and therefore not likely to be declared into Hundreds. The Auctioneers feel. that any comment upon such a property -would be superfluous, and will simply state that it is a rare opportunity for obtaining a Run of first-rate capability in the very best part of the Province of Otago. . Terms—Half cash ' ':" One-fourth, twelve months ,'■'-? .-.■■■. One-fourth. two_ years: secured by bill ol sale, bearing interest at 10 per cent. VALUABLE CITY LEASEHOLD PROPERTT .PRINCES-STREET CUTTING. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION^ " ON TUESDAY, 3rd MARCH, 1863; " If flot previously Disposed by Private Contract THE Leases of Eight Allotments, 20x50, exe»vated to the permanent level. The Towa Board are now removing that portion obstructing the thoroughfare past this property; in.a fewsdays these building sites will be equal to any in Dunedin. Terms will be £400 each lot, one-half cash ; last "" years to run, with the chance of a renewal. All improvements jour own property, and no ground >entto.pay H/KARLEyi . ' Office in the Cutting, . . Princes-street. PUBLIC NOTICE. THE GRANGE ESTATE, IN ALLOTHBKTS, FOR PRIVATE SALE PARTIES desirous of Purchasing or Leasi«j Allotments In iho nbore .Estate^ By . Pjiivaib Contract, do so on application to ■ J. H. HARRIS, Esq., GEO. COOK, Esq., Solicitor. Or to J. DANIELS & Co., Auctioneers, Prin*M-»ta««*i