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Otago Daily Times, Issue 5673, 26 April 1880, Page 4

Sales by Auction. THIS DAY, MONDAY, 20th APRIL, At 2 o'clock. In Rooms, Manse street. VALUABLE LEASEHOLD, KING STREET. (Mellick's Buildings). By Order oi the Mortgagee. M'LANDRESS, "HEPBURN, & CO. arc instructed by the Mortgagee to sell by Auction, on Monday, 20th April, at 2 o'clock, The lease, having 17 years to run trom <th April inst., of part of sections 30 and il, block XXXIV. having a frontage of Wft 6in to' King street, by a, depth of Ob£t to a right-of-way; ' Together with the XSro shops erected thereon, known as Mellick's Buildings. Iftoiurthcr particulars apply to „.„„ Solicitor; OrtO THE AUCTIONEERS. THIS DAY, MONDAY, 2u'th APRIL, At 2 o'clock. Important to Drapers and Clothiers. OVERCOATS, TWEEDS, BED-QUILTS. For Positive Sale. DM. S "P~E DDI N G • will sell by auction, at his Rooms, on Monday first, at 2 o'clock, ' The following consignments, now landing, viz. :— 1 case Chesterfield overcoats 1 „ ulsters (heavy) .J bole Hudderstield tweeds 1 case German bed-quilts 1 „ table and drawer covers Curtain net &c, &c. Terms at sale. 23ap WEDNESDAY, 2Sth APRIL, At 2 o'clock. Under Bill of Sale, r- JFELLMONGERY PLANT AND MACHINERY. MONT A~G U P V M has received instructions to sell by auction, at 3Hir M'Donald's rellmon K cry, at Pelkhet Bay, on ■Wednesday, 28th April, at 2 o'clock, , All the plant, consisting of— 1 steam boiler, 2 fans 1 engine, shafting, pulleys, and belting 1-wringer, drying machine Avery's weighing machine Wool press 2 large skin scales Drying sheets, stencil plate Copying-press, and other office furniture &c, &c., &c.

For absolute sale. "Key io view the premises can be obtained fr Montagu Pym, at his Hooms, High street. 2( TUESDAY, 27th APRIL, At 2 o'clock. By Order of the Mortgagees. CO N N E L l 7 & M 0 0 D I E are instructed to offer for sale by auction, at their Rooms, Printed street, on Tuesday, 27th Apnl, at 2 o'clock, Part of sections 55 and 50, block XXIV, Town of Dunedin, containing nearly half an aero; together with tiie substantial dwellinghouse, now occupied by J. B, Reid, hsq., erectetl thereon. The property is situated fronting Elder street, imtmeaiately^pposite the residence of the Hon. George M'Lean, and is one of the finest sites in the City for a gentleman's residence. For further particulars apply to Soap THE AUCTIONEERS TUESDAY, 27th APRIL, At 2 o'clock. By order of the Mortgagees. XAHB AND COTTAGE AT FORBURY FOR SALE. COKNEL L~* HOODIE are instructed to offer for sale by auction, as above, at their Booms, Princes street, Allotment No. 5, township of Allandale, eon. taining a quarter of an acre and 10 poles, to. gether with the substantial four-roomed dwelling-house erected thereon. Title under the Land Transfer Act. ■kgm ■■■ '" " "rr7~.. ; .. For further particularo apply to Blap The AUCTIONEERS. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. IMPORTANT SALE OF FEEEHOLD PROPERTY rs ■THE CLINTON AND HILLEND DISTRICTS, AND 3TOWNSHIPS OF JBALCLUTHA, HELENSBURGH &c., &c. T^ ONAID EE I D A CO 1 9 have received instructions from the Trustee jnthe estate of Mr Robert Clarke to sell by auction, s early date, of which due notice will bo given, All that valuable property in the Hillend an Clutba Districts, comprising 372 acres < first-class agricultural land, all enclosed an improved, together with the substantii and commodious farm residence and oth( buildings erected thereon. Also.

Section 7, block Till, township of Balcluth containing one-quarter of an acre. Sections 8 and 9, 11 and 15, block I, Helei burgh, containing one-quarter o{ an ac each; and Sections 10, 11, 12, 13, 31, 32, and 33, block on plan of subdivision of section 7, bio* XXXV, Clutha District. : Also, Section 9, block 11, town of Balclutha; and s< tion 4, block XXIV, and section 17, bio XXV, township of Molyneux. Full particulars in future advertisement. 1 » £— — PRELIMINARY NOTICE. J'AKMS IN SHAG VALLEY ON DEFERRED PAYMENT. THE Undersigned intends offering for Sale, soon after harvest, the Properties known as JANET'S PEAK and ROUND'HILL, being that part of the "Shag Valley Estate" lying nearest to the1 Town o! Palmerston, in the centre of the well-known agricultural district of Shag Valley. These two Properties, consisting partly of agricultural and partly of pastoral land, are situated about two miles from Palmerston, on the main trunk line of railway, and within two or three hours of Dunedin by the Christehurch train. They comprise nearly 3200 .ncrea, of which about half has already been under cul--fivation. About 1000 acres are laid down in good English grass, and 500 acres arc in crop this season. -gjhere are aboiit 50 acres of bush, nearly 20 miles of iences, and several good roads tor bringing out proCoal from the Government mine is delivered in Palmerston by the Shag Point Company at sixteen shillings a ton; and on one of the properties there is a large lime-kiln and an excellent lime quarry. The land will be suitably subdivided before sale Terms of payment will be exceptionably favourable —viz 10 per cent, down ;15 per cent, at the end of a -jear; and the balance at 5 or 7 years, with interest at -fi per cent. Further particulars in future advertisements. In .the meantime intending purchasers will receive cv.cry information by applying to the undersigned at the *Cead Station, Waihemo. ADBELL ; ■20 tvrvs Manager Shag Valley Station SATURDAY, Ist MAY, At 2.30 o'clock. 13CO SPECULATORS, INVESTORS, AND OTHERS. IMPORTANT SALE OV THE TOWNSHIP OF LONGWOOD. AT SLOAN'S HALL, DEE STREET, Invereargill, At half-past 2 o'clock. -myr 'AED cl l & 00. iVI liave been favoured with instructions from ■the Proprietor to sell by auction, on the above date, at Sloan's Hall, Dec street, The newly-surveyed TOWNSHIP OF LONGWOOD, Situated on the west bank of the Purapuralrino River, and occupying-theomy open high land for miles, suitable for a township which can possibly command the Gold centre. The almost unrivalled richness of Longwood reefs having been confirmed beyond doubt by the recent development of many of the more prominent mines, the TOWNSHIP OF LONGWOOD must, from its position, speedily' become a "rand commercial centre, and, as a necessary consequence, it is confidently expect that the land in this Township will rise enormously in value, the more particularly as day by day discloses fresh evidence of the immense richness of the mineral wealth of the Longwood Ranges. Terms liberal, viz., 10 per cent, cash on the fall of -ibe hammer, and the balance by Mia at i, 0, and 9 auonths, without interest. Lithograph plans are in circulation. Title under Land Transfer Act. The Proprietor his made arrangements that the -cost! of transfer shall be only 10s, exclusive of Governancnt fees. Plans and every information may he obtained on aparficationto p . M . EWA N & CO., Land and Finance Brokers; Or to JI'ARDELL & CO., jagjj, Auctioneers.