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Otago Daily Times, Issue 585, 2 November 1863, Page 3

Auctions. MONDAY, 2nd NOVEMBER, At 12 o'clock. To Provision Merchants, Grocers, Storekeeper?, and Others. AG. FISHER AND CO. « have received instructions to sell by auction, at tneir rooms. Princes street, on Monday next, 2nd November, 27 tags Wellington butter, ■ Terras liberal. AUCTION SAL F, BY A. G. FISHER AND CO. WEDNESDAY, 4th NOVEMBER. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, Otago and Southland District. ■ STEVENS and BONE, Plaintiffs, : : versus ' HENRY DANIELS, Defendant. UNDER WARRANT OF FI. FA.' I^TOTICE is Hereby Given, that the Right, Title, «• j Interest (if any) of the above-named Defendant of, in, and to all that piece or parcel of Land, being part of .Ssetions numbered 41 (fortyone), Block V. (five), in the town of Dunedin afore«iid, bounded towards the north twenty feet,' by Stafford-street: towards the south twenty feet by the remaining portion of the said section, Number 41 • towards the east ninety feet by a line parallel with, the eastern boundary of the said section. Number 41, and twenty-six feet distant therefrom • towards the west ninety feet, by a line parallel to the aforesaid eastern boundary of the land /thereby demised, and twenty feet distant therefrom: together with a rio;ht-of-way two feet wide, over the remaining portioa of the satd section adjoining on the east, the land thereby demised and extending from btafford-street ninety feet backwards, excepting nevertheless, and reserving out of the land therein' demised, a right-of-way to Julius Leehof, his executors, administrators, and assigns, and all other occupiers of the said section, or any part thereof over two feet in width of the land thereby demised and along the cistern boundary thereof, and adjoining the right-of-way granted to Frederick Luhning. .. , ; Also, the Buildings now erected thereon will be sold by public auction by' Messrs A. G. FIS9ER and CO., at their rooms in Princes-street, on Wednesday the fourth day of November next, at 12 o'clock noon, unless the warrant •of Fi. Fa. be sooner satisfied. For particulars regarding title apply to B. C Haggitt, Esq., solicitor, Manse-street.. Terms Cash. By order of the Sheriff, JOHN HUGHES, ' Sherifl's Officer. TUESDAY, 3rd NOVEMBER, At 11 o'clock. To Tobacconists, Grocers, Storekeepers, Dealers, and Others. On the Premises of Messrs jr. Basch and Co, Wholesale Tobacconists, adjoining S. S. and A. Lazarus's Store, Stafford-street. , EDE CARLE ANDCO • are instructed to sell by auction, ou the premises of Messrs J. Basch and Co, who are declining this portion of the business, on Tuesday, 4th November, at 11 o'clock, The whole of their well selected stock-in-trade consisting of— Tobacco, 10 s and Habana, Manilla, Swiss, and other cigars Pipes, vestas, plaids and 25U's Sundry articles Also, . The lease of the store, having1 about 3 years unexpired. at a nominal rental. Terms—Under £50, cash; abore, approved bills at 3 months. ■ SA.LEOPT- HE REV. MR. CAMPBELL'S LIBRARY: SATURDAY, 7th NOVEMBER. At 11 o'clock.. "JV/TESSRS. GILLIES AND STREET have been instructed by the Official Administrator of Intestate Estates at Otaq;o to sell by public auction, within the SUPREME COURT HOUSE, DUNEDIN, On Saturday, 7th November, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, . The extensive and valuable collection of Books brought to the colony by the Rev Mr Campbell, late Headmaster of the High School, at Dunedin. Catalogues are in preparation, and may be had at the office of the Auctioneers, Princes-street, or of the Official Administrator at the Court House, a week previous to the sale. In consequence of the-e being .about 150 lots to be sold, the sale will commence at the early hour of eleven o' Clock in the forenoon. . -The books to be on view at the Supreme Court House on Thursday and Friday previous to sale. TUESDAY, 24ch NOVEMBER. VALUABLE TOWN~PROPERTY AND PREMISES. PALMERSTON STREET, RIVERTON. MUELLER AND GEI9SOW have recived instructions from Mr D. Munroe (who is relinquishing; busm.ss in Riverton. to reside' m the country) to sell by auction, on Tuesday 24th November, on the premises. Riverton, unless disposed of previously by private sale— The unexpirtd term of about Twenty Years Lease (at a very low rental) of Section 15. Block 1, fronting Palinerston-street 60ft. with a frontage to a right-of-way 12ft. wide, running from Palrnerston-street to Havelock-street ; together, with premises erected thereon, consisting of a substantial and roomy IRON STORE, And fitted up in the best style, with imitation Stone Front and Piate Glass Windows, containing two floors, &c, and capable of holding with ease, 600 tons measurement. Commodious offices and all conveniences necessary to ensure a large and extensive business. Nothing has been neglected to render the said premises as compact, substantial, aud . complete as any in the Province. Yearly Rent 75 per cent, below the market price. Easy terms ; Bills secured on the property. N.B.—All stock remaining unsold at the day of sale, can be had by purchaser of store at valuation. For further particulars apply to MUfcLLßttand GEISSOW, Auctioneers, Accountants, Surveyors, and Land Agents, INVERCA R G I L L . , Tenders mENDERS will be received up to noon on MonX day, of November, for Building a, Gothic House, in London-street. Labor only. For Plans !"£ ??M 0n Cali l0n« apply t0 W- H. Clayton, architect, Old Bank, Rattray-street. npENDERS Wanted for 150,000 Bricks. Apply i Bell, Rae and Co., Dunedin Timber Yard, Princes-street. ' I LENDERS are requesti d on or before Friday. 6ih . „ November, for the erection of a Shop and Store I V ll Fri"ces-Strfet. Plans and specification at Mr I SStsSr St° re> Great- Ki»g-street, near the mBND&RS .are required for the erection of Two .JL bbops, with dwellings attached, for E. Norman, q'i «.!!"*' *c> >t0 be seen a* the Criterion Hotel, uuuMVednesday, 4th October. TIENDERS are lequested, on or before the sth instant, for the erection of a Stone Cottage, at Laversham, Pians and specifications to be seen wiih Mr. Thomas Lamp:, Cornhill Cottage, near the Edinburgh Castle Hotel, Caversham.