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Otago Daily Times, Issue 3910, 28 August 1874, Page 4

SALES BY AUCTION. THIS BAY. i FRIDAY, 23ih AUGUST, \ At 12 o'clock. , 10 PACKAGES CHINA WARE. i |||pLANI>RESS, HEPBURN, & CO. i -iiS3. have been instructed by the-Importers, to sell '2iy "saietion, at their rooms, Manse street, on Friday, 3Sth A ugust, at 12 o'clock, ■ 10 packages china/ ware, consisting of— ■\Vhite and gold blue figured breakfast cups and saucers, milk jugs, creams, mwUisw, slops, B B plates, egg stands, sugar basins, mugs, names and mottoes, &c, &c. Terms at sale. SKTag1 THIS BAY, FRIDAY, 23th AUGUST, At 2 o'clock. •JStSERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, COTTAGE PIANOFORTE, &c, All quite new. M*LANDRESS, HEPBURN, and CO. liave been instructed to sell by auction, at residence of the late A. Hayzon, Esq., Highstreet, Friday, 2Sth August, at 2 o'clock, She whole superior household furniture, com-pris-ing—Cottage pianoforte, mahogany cheffoniei", mahogany couch in haircloth, six dining chairs to match, dining table, tapestry carpet, fender and irons, door-mats, French bedsteads, palliasses, mattrasscs, bedding, linen, chest drawers, washbtands and ware,'dressing: tables and glasses, chairs, towel rails, carpets, floorcloth, kiichen tables, kitchen utensils, &c, &c, &c. Terms at sale. 27a£ SATURDAY, 29th AUGUST, At 12 o'clock. A CHOICE COLLECTION OF 3SXTRA LARGE EA rERGREEN SHRUBS, CONIFERS, &c, sFrom the Nursery of Messrs Carter and West. M'LANDBESS. HEPBURN, and CO. liave been instructed to sell by auction, at Rooms, Manse street, on Saturday, 29th August. !«t 12 o'clock, -A large collection, as above, comprising spruce firs, pinus insignus, pinus pinaster, pinus Austrica, other pines, and evergreen shrubs in great variety. sHie Auctioneers would call the attention of parties SiGir laying out their grounds and wishing to take ad-"X-a'iiiage of this season to this sale, as it comprises the Simst collection of conifers and evergreen plants ever ■%>ffored in Otago, most of which are specimen plants, JSuid-only parted with on account of the ground being 'I'e^wircd for > Milding purposes. Terms at sale. 27ag TUESDAY, Ist SEPTEMBER, At 2 o'clock. . PROPERTY AND DWELLING HO USV> STronting Sydney road, Caversham, and adjoining the Railway Station. IyPLANDRESS, HEPBURN, and Co. i&3iM- have been instructed to sell by auction,' at Wlifrir Rooms, Manse street, on Tuesday, ;st September, '^t 3 o'clock. Freehold Property, containing over a quarter of ■ an acre fronting Sydney road, Caversham, and adjoining the Railway Station. Together with tChe five-roomed Dwelling House, large 1* itchen • and scullery erected thereon; built of stone and roofed with slate (all in good repair). "T-he property is laid out into a good garden, wellwith fruit trees, and securely fenced. Stis iioiv let at £52 per annum, and immediate pos»essi&n can be given. _ ' ' ' Terms at sale. 28ag TUESDAY, Ist SEPTEMBER, At 2 o'clock. 3)o "Timber Merchants, Manufacturers, Importers, Speculators, and others. MOST'VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY, Joiner of Stuart and Castle streets, next the Stuart street Wharf. M*LANDRESS, HEPBURN, and CO. have been instructed by Robert Fen wick, 325 i)., \o sell by auction at their Rooms, Manse street, ■tin Tuesday, Ist September, at 2 o'clock, ] tFhfc tinexpired lease of section 76, block XVT., City j w Dunedin, having frontages to Stuart and Castle 'Streets, divided into three allotments as follows :— XiOt I—Having a frontage of 37ft 3in to Stuart street by a depth of 66ft, together with the substantially built brick warehouse thereon, covering the whole of the allotment. lot 2—Having a frontage of 32ft 6in"to Stuart street, by a depth of COft to Castle street, this allotment is at present unoccupied. ' Lot 3—Having- a frontage of 48ft to Castle Street, by a depth of 235 ft, adjoining Messrs Findlay and Co.'s timber yard, and at piesent occupied by them. The Auctioneers would call the attention of capitalists and others to this important sale, as considering its situation, adjoining as it does, the present wharf, proximity to the proposed docks, and the ease with Hvhieh it could be connected by branch with the Grand and Southern Railways, renders it of imioehse value and well worth their attention. Tfcirnis of sale and full particulars to be had at office. pi the . AUCTIONEERS. TUESDAY, Ist SEPTEMBER, At 2 o'clock. ..:. iTo Capitalists, Investors, Parties in quest of First-eiass Residences, and Others. valuable freehold city properties, with COMMODIOUS FAMILY RESIDENCES, tIiANDRESS, HEPBURN, and 00^ ..aaJSJL have been instructedby the Proprietor t-> sell 4jy auction, at their Rooms, Manse street, on Tueslay 3at September, at 2 o'clock, sChe foUowing valuable properties :— Xot I.—Part of section 5G,, block XXXH, having a frontage of 97 links to George street, by a depth of 251 links, together with the commodious eight-roomed dwelling-house thereon. Irfit 2.—Part of section 33, block XXXII., having frontages to George street and Regent Road of 97 and 109 links respectively, by an average depth of about 150 links, together with the nearly new and substantially built dwelling-house thereon. _ lot 1 adjoins the residence of His Honour Mr Jus%oe Chapman, and is bounded on the North side by a arightof-way. l>et 2 adjoins the residence of Jeseph Watson, Esq., Send having frontages to both George street and Regent atoad makes it of especial value. Tbe Auctioneers would beg to call the attention of investors and parties in quest of really good dwehing«iouses to this sale, as it is seldom the opportunity of securing freeholds in this most desirable part *i Ueorge street. STuli particulars can be obtained from E. P. KENYON, ESQ., -.....- Solicitor, Princes street; Or, THE AUCTIONEERS. ■''• Terms will be liberal. 22ag SATURDAY, 12th SEPTEMBER, ~. At 2 o'clock. *SEajP SUBURBAN FREEHOLDS FOR EVERYONE. •LARGE EXTENSION .-■■••-■ . Of the TOWNSHIP OF ST. LEONARDS, On the , &H&£OIK AND PORT CHALMERS RAILWAY. To Close Partnership Accounts. M"^LANDILESS, HEPBURN, and Co. Jt: have been instructed by Messrs Proudfoot asm Oliver, to submit to public auction, and to sell to tbe highest bidder, subject to a nominal upset price, fit then- Rooms, Manse street, on Saturday mi i Senttanber, at 2 o'clock, j> i A large Extension of that favourite waterfclAa.ce, the Township of ° ST. LEONARDS, Fronting the Otago Harbour, And adjoining the St. Leonards Station of the Dunedin and Port Chalmers RaUwav, t'onsisting of.— .* . FIFTY-THREE ALLOTMENTS, from One Quarter of an Acre to Three Acres each. To enable the proprietors to close their partnership •afceotmts, and to put those most desirable marine villu, sites within the reach of all, they have resolved to fix a low upset pric3. And the sections will be offered with the option of ihe buyer taking as many contiguous sections as he nifcj- choose. 'The ease with which St. Leonards is now reaches! by • every train from Dunedin and Port Chalmers, its fine sunny exposure, its richness of soil, ite pure'streams oi water, and its beautifully wooded slop, s, render it without escepiion, the most desirable protiettv now being offered to the public. Terms, unusually liberal, viz.:— j ttae-third cash ; balance at one and two years, with ! interest added at the rate of 7 per cent, per fl.nimm,;b>iyers having power at any time duriii" -currency ol bills to take them up, being allowed Tebate interest for the unexpircd term at the same rate as charged.; Lithograph, plans can! be obtained from the Auc3*oue@rs. . -/Sag