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Otago Daily Times, Issue 364, 19 February 1863, Page 3

, Auctions. - - - And A* 15 ton lighter with1 masts, sails, and oars"complete '"* ' ' ' Also, will be sold 1 set blacksmiths' tools, complete, too numerous to mention', and" 1 cwt coals ' Scwtiron- • ' . . THE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Consists of—Cfiairs, tables, carpet-?, stools, drawers, fenders, fire irons, 1 clock, good; 1 do, damaged; door mats, 1 parlor stove, 1 washing machine, washhand basins, 10 glass milk dishes, 2 enamelled do, 2 tin do, tea and coi7ee pots, candlesticks, snuffers and tray, colza lamps and oil, tea aud table spoons, knives ami forks, crockery ware of every description, coffee mill, nutmeg grate smoothing irons, scissors, bellows, tea caddy, trays, shovel and tongs, baking oven, kettles camp ovens, saucepans, candle moulds, churn,' ' Balling pan, cheese vats,'buckets and tubs, strainer, beater, baking and roasting tins, gridirons, knife board, lantern, brooms, brushes, hatchets, pails, tumblers, wine glasses, decanters, earaffes, cruet stands, bottle-brush, botanist tin, balance scales, weights, soldering bolt, skimmer, corkscrew, hair search, clothes rope and pins, spitooiif, salt cellnrs, 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—Clothing, upper and under; razor's surgeon's saw knives, scissors, lancet, cutter and hook, saddle bags, 1 fire proof safe, 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 I>-B gun and fittings 2 flint guns, 1 pair pistols, 1 do, powder, shot, and pouch, fleams, 1 diamond, sun dial, 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 — (Jutfirie'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 Shulamite, 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 number of other works on Agriculture, History, | Science, Poetry, &c. Tebms:Dnder £25, cash. Over £25, quarter cash, balance at 2 and 4 months, approved bills. Every Article will be Sold Absolutely Without Reserve. Sale each day to commence precisely at 11 a.m. GILLIES and STREET, Land and Estate Agents and Auctioneers, Princes-street, Dnnedin. THIS DAY, THURSDAY, 19th FEBRUARY, At 1 o'Cloek. MESSRS GILLIES and STREET have been favore; with instructions from Robert Chapman, Epq, Official Administrator, under order of the Supreme Court, to sell by public auction, at their rooms, corner of Princes-street and Dowling-strcet, Dunedin, on Thursday, 19th February next, at 1 o'clock. The valuable run known ns the KOWROW RUN, Situate in the Upjier Waitaki, with the stock thereon belonging to the estate of John M'Lenn, deceased, intestate. The Kowrow Hun contains about 45,000 acres, per License No 28, which expires 22nd December, IS7O. The Stock consists of—• 10,000 sheep, more or less, of which more than one-hall are Breeding Ewes. 12 working bullocks • w . . Ab:>ut 32 head of mixed cattle 22 horses ■•■•■. There are two.bullock drays, with bows, yokes and chains complete. One cart, with two sets of harness, &c. The buildings are of first-rate character, And consist ot a Splendid new wool »hed Home station Two excellent stone built out-statlons. There are three fenced paddocks, of 10,15, and 30 acres respectively. This first-class run is beautifully bounded on three sides by streams, nnd on the fourth side by the Kowrow Mountains, tttid Is intersected by four streams; nnd although conveniently situated with regard to a Shipping port, being only forty-five miles from Oam«ru, it yet possesses the Immense advantage oi being in it locality unsuitable for ngrlonltnrnl pur> now*, and therefore not likely to bo declared into Hunilwds. The Auctioneers feel that nny comment unon such a property 'would bo supcrthiouu, Mid will simply xtate that It is ii vnrc opportunity for obtntnIng ft Run of fl rst-rato capability In the Vovy bdt part Of the Province of Otnfto. * , > ~ Ten-ins—Half cash Onc-fonrt^twcltembnttiS :•;•■'• Oiie*fourtli, Wt'oyoarß{,«e<>nred by, Mil oi thiiTmy, thursday* 10*11 february, Atl o'clook. FRimHOMD AWiOIiTnNTS, AT, RICHMOND HILL. TAS. PAtatlSON ftiiTbo, tmvo wMtwl In»I Riruntrnw to will I>V l>nWte MiPtton, nt their RoftniH, MaMo-street) on Thursday, 10th Jn»lMU,6t 0 JiMirtoMioro nllotmont*, in, the nWvti town* ThM© nllotmM\t« nre well xvorthy in'fe nU^nWon'oC \)M\m in quest of mnnll ftwlmW iiropwllM. Terois m, Sftle, "Pull pm'tlonkw to bo \m\ nt the oflko of trie Auo* itoMM*' JAS. PATRBBON m\ 00, At I tVfltack, , , At the i*»k of riio flirtncr PnrohjMr, '' J'Aa PATI?USON mui"*Oo, will 8«li hy Anotlon, nt ihelp Woo\fl», Mnimo-stiwti, on Mowlfty sWw>, Instant, M, ono o'olooTt— 18 BnrrqlH Prlmo .Mew Pork, /!S',!)?. .ffjh, *!lf*?T.y.'. PRKLIMINARV NOWOR. •rOKOMAIRIRQ. TAMES PATKRSON*"mvI CO, Imvo meivea InO BtmcUon« twin Peter M'GUI, Eaq,. to ««ll by nuotion, on vn cnrly Onto, 80 Bllotuwnts in the thriving township of MiltW xokom»irlro. Also, 60 head mixed oattlo And 15 very tmperior tlrnught nnd saddle horse* Fartioulurs lv future ftdverUiitwinta