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Otago Daily Times, Issue 1604, 20 February 1867, Page 3

THURSDAY, 26th FEBRUARY, At 12 o'clock. BALE OF VALUABLE FREEHOLD CITY AND COUNTRY PROPERTY. &ILLIEB TsD STREET have been instructed by THOMAS CALCUTT, ESQ., to «ell by pub ie auction, oh Thursday, 28th In»t.,at I2o'ckck, Tlie followiug Freehold Properties :— Lot l.~Port of Section C 7, Block XXVII, Dunedin, baning a frontage to Clyde it ret t of 33 fort, by 105 deep, with d willing home of four rooms, fowl homo, garden,* &o Lot 2.—Part Sections 66 and 67, Block XXVII, Dunedin, 40 feet to Clyde etreet, by ICS deep, wish wrcllfiniabed substantially Milt dwdiIng house of nix looms, dated roof, brick paitltion walls, largo out-housee, &o. Lot 3.—Suction 9, Block XXXVI, Dunedin, fronting Union street, Water of Lelth, with large t\xrooaied dwelling houto thereon, all fecced, with a largo garden abundantly stocked with fruit tree) 1. Lot 4.—That fine and valuable freehold property, known as tho TWO-RIVER FARM, MOEKAKf, containing 105 acres, more or IeBS, bounded by tho great North road, 50 chains, and by tho «ea. Tho property in spleudily watered, all fenced and cultivated, and has oc it a largo well-built steading and man's room ; and is, from its contiguity to tho sea bench, one of the finest sites for a marine residence in the Province. Intending purchasers should inepect thia property. Lot s.—Five eharcs of L.M each, Otago Daily Times and Witness Comiany (Limited). Tho terms of sfle and purchase will bo very liberal, particulars of wlJoh can ba ascertained at any time at the (.flice of the Auctioneers. GILLIES and 6TRKET, Auctioneers. Public Notices. WOODHAUGH BONE MILLS, WATER-OF-LUITU, DUNEDIN. rnHE undersigned begu to Inform the AgriJL culturista of this and the neighbouring Provinces, that ho has now completed the above mentioned Mills, anil la prepared to Crush Bones, or supply some crushed in quantities to suit purchaser*. The excellence of Crushed Bones as a Manure, is cow so universally recognised that any recommendation of same is ia the present instance, quite unnecessary. W. R. DOUGLAS. Agentj— Messrs DRIVER, MACLEAN and CO., Dunedin, MACA.NDREW'3 COMMiTTEE. ALL Claims Incurred on account of Mr Macandrew's Candidature to ba lodged with me, at my business premises, P/iuces street, on or before Saturday nest, the 23rd inst. JOSEPH MACKAY, lion. Treasurer. OTAGO ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY fpilE Committee will be glad to receive con- -*- tiibutions of Paradise Ducks, Tuis, Kaka», Maori Hens, or other Native Birds, for tho pnrpoßC. of exchange with kindred Societies. A. CARRICK, Hon. fete, LICENSED PAWNBROKER. BALLARAT LOAN OF PICE ADA VIES bega to inform In 3 friends and . the public, he has again commenced in his own place of business, next De C<irlu'a Auction Mart, Princes street, and advances money to any amount on precious stones, jewellery, coins, bills of lading1, landed property, and all available Bieurltiea. Always on sale, valuable juwellary of all designs. N.B.—All transactions strictly private and confidential. I HAVE this day told to Messrs Stott and Crctth, No 1, Farley's Building*, Prince 3 street, all the Debts due to mo in connection" with my butchering business in George street. ' All parties indebted to me will please pay their accounts to them, and their receipt will be a sufficient discharge. Signed, JAMES KELLY. Dunedin, 15th February, 1867. Tailors. TTANSLOW AND SAMPBON, MIXJTAJtT AND MeKOEAST TAXWMS, Hatters, Clothikiis, and Ootfitxkxii, Princes street, Dunedin ; and 101, Swanston etreet, Melbourne. N.B.—A large Stock of Colonial-mode Clothing always on hand. TjTrr ill ia m s i jst c lair, TAILOR AND CLOTHIER. Opposite Criterion, PRINCES STBEET DUNEDIN. nOHTGEH AND CAR 14 TAILORS AND CLOTHIERS, Next Criterion Hotel, PRINCES STREET, [ DUHEJQIN,