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Otago Daily Times, Issue 5896, 31 December 1880, Page 8

Sales by Auction. THIS DAY, FRIDAY, 31st DECEMBER, At 2 o'clock. BANKRUPT STOCK JEWELLERY, FA-N'CY GOODS, &c, &c. For Unreserved Sale. DM. sTBDDING • will wll by auction, at bis Room?, on Friday first, at 2 o'clock, Colonial gold jewellery, consisting of— Superior gold hunting lever, Albert chain, studs, sleeve links, scarf pins, watch charms crosses, brooches, earrings, lockets,' bracelets, jumps, splits, swivels, &c, to, •i^Flated goods, consisting of— Earrings, slides, brooches, crosses, lockets, neoklets, also pearl sets, &c, &c. Fancy goods, consisting of — Desks work-boxes, glove and handkerchief boxes, concertinas, blotters, jet sets, jet bracelets, tcafpoona, meerschaum pipes, ladies' companions, papeterie*, pickle forks corkscrews, combs, brushes, stationery, albums, school satchels, pocketbooks) i!ik-staml3, &c, &U., &c. All for positive sale^ 30d " SATURDAY, sth FEBRUARY NEXT, At 2 o'clock. TOWNS II I P O F •W AVER LE V (Immediately adjoining the Township of Grant's Braes). CONNELL & lOODIE, in conjunction with MONTAGU PY M, will offer for sale, on the above date, at the Garrison Hall, A portion of the above Township. The advantages which this Township offers to Purchasers may bo summed up as follow :— 1. Beauty of Situation. This Township is unrivalled for beauty of outlook, the land rising as it goes back from the harbour Bide, and having numerous exquisite sites for prn ate rmincneeo commanding a charming panoramic view of he whole 0? Dunedin, with the waters of the harbour and shipping in the foreground and the Harbour Minds Ota-'O Head?, Ocean Beach, Forbury Heaclland7laddlS°Hill, Flagstaff Hill, and Mount Cargill Eanges in the distance. 2. Aspect axd Fertility op Soil. . As the land li<-s facing the North it has a warm, sunny aspect during the whole day, which gives it an tomense advantage over less favoured localities, m%&^m™l*?M, loamy, friable nature, admirably adapted for gardening purposes and the quick growth of hedges, shrubs, and forest trees for shelter. 3. Facilities for Access. The steamer Colleen, with first-class saloon and deck accommodation, having been built at a largo cost expressly for a Ferry-boat, will ply regu ar y between Dunedin and Waverley Jetty, as par icularly set fo: th in the statement appended to the lithograph plans of the Township-each resident purchaser receiving a Theiares 'charged" to'the public will be Sixpence r«dl ncr head ; children under 12 years, half-price. ST B.—Members of the households of resident purchasers will be charged half the above rates. The vendors are informed that the Peninsula and Ss^e^ a?&^«or dS7r|o| the Company intend "to run tram cars to Anderson s railway trains have hitherto run, and that they also intend as soon as practicable to continue the tram car line along the beach past Waverley as far as Porto6Th'e vendors have spent a very large sum of money in thoroughly opening up the township by forming and metalling the leading thoroughfares, and making convenient footways, thus giving to purchasers the unusual advantage of ready access by nrst-class approaches, without being called upon to pay for their construction. 4. Health and Economy. The township from its elevated situation being entirely free from the usual smoke, bad drainage, and other nuisances of a crowded city, and possessing great facilities for bathing in pure sea water, purchasers may count upon the inestimable advantage of Bound health as consequent upon living there ; whilst the land being obtainable at prices exceedingly moderate as compared with the enormous cost of building sites for private houses in and about Dunedin, and being moreover free from the city rates (municipal, gas, and water) which press so heavily on city residents, purchasers will be able to live much more economically as well as healthfully than 111 the city. 5. Terms of Purchase. The terms of purchase will be one-fourth cash, and the balance by bills at 6,12, 13, 2i, 30, and 3G months in equal sums, interest at 8 per cent, per annum being navable on outstanding balances by separate bills falling due half-yearly.' Any purchaser may pay the ■whole of the outstanding balance of his purchasemoney at any time, in which case he shall only be liable to pay interest to date of settlements so that purchasers desirous of at once completing their titles and erecting residences can easily, in the present titate of the money market, make advantageous arrangements for getting fixed loans for long periods at a low rate of interest. For lithograph plans or further particulars apply to the Auctioneers, «™ T ,, CONNELL & MOODIE, Princes street; MONTAGU PYM, High street; Or SMITH, ANDERSON, & CO., Solicitors for Vendors. To enable intending purchasers to visit the land, the gteamer Colleen will ply daily between Dunedin and Waverley Jetty, as per advertisement in shipping column, Persons desirous of inspecting the land may obtain free tickets from the Auctioneers. TITLE. The vendors will produce at the sale anunencum bered certificate of freehold title under the Land Purchasers' may cither employ their own solicitors to prepare their transfers, or receive the same from the vendors' solicitors at a fixed charge of thirty shillings »nd actual outlay for stamp duty and Government CNo perusal fees will be charged to purchasers. TUESDAY, 25th JANUARY, 1881, ; At 3 o'clock. At Watson's Hotel, Dunedin. SALE OF FREEHOLD PROPERTIES. DONALD ~R~EID & CO. are instructed by the Executors of the late W. A. Tolmie, Esq., to sell by auction, at Watson a Hotel, Dunedin, on Tuesday, 25th January, 1881, at 3 o clock, the WAIPAHI ESTATE, comprising 20,824 acres freehold, of which about half is superior arable land, and the remainder first-class pustoral; fenced and subdivided, with homestead, shed, yards, and needful improvements of a superior character, and 420 acres of cultivation paddocks. This property 19 well known as one of the finest blocks of freehold in the Province. It adjoins the Southern Trunk Railway, and the Waipahi station is within one and a-half mile. Also, RUNS Nos. 90 and 258, held on lease from the Clutha River Trust, to 30th June, 1882, at a moderate rental. WAIRUNA ESTATE, which is situated within two miles of the Main South Railway, and five miles of the Clinton station. Comprises 12,081 acrea superior arable and grazing land, all substantially fenced and subdivided. The Stock, Plant, and Implements may be taken at a valuation, at the option of the purchaser. Full particulars on application to XZa THE AUCTIONEERS. SATURDAY, Bth JANUARY, 1881. SPLENDID AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ESTATE In the Moeraki District. DONALD REID &CO. have received instructions from T. R. Seddon, Esq to sell by auction, at Watson's Hotel, Dunedin, on Saturday, Bth January, 1881 (unless previously sold privately), That valuable Estate known as KARTIGI, comprising about 3500 acres of fine agricultural and pastoral land. "■ For full particulars see Otago Witness Termite, on application to the Proprietor, on the ground, or to y d ' ■' DONALD REID & CO. Stock, Station, &c. OTAGO WOOL AND GRAIN STORE, Castle street, Dunkdin. THE Now Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company (Limited) are prepared to make liberal CASH ADVANCES on grow ng dips Of Wool and Grain, and on Wool Grain Rabbitskins, Hides, Tallow, and all kinds of produce placed in thenhands for sale here or shipment to their .London office; also, on Fat or Store Stock placed in their bands for sale. ' Auction Sales of Wool, Sheepskins, Hides Tallow, &c. on MONDAYS, at 2.15, at Otego Wool Stores. Auction Sales of Fat and Store Stock on WEDNESDAYS, at Burnside Yards. No charge is made on wool sent direct to Port Chalmers for shipment; and in the case of wool sent into store and not sold.One Shillmjr per bale covers all the Company's charges. The Company acts as Agents for JIALDEN ISLAND GUANO and for the celebrated M'CORMICK REAPER sTRQ Dunedin. Office: Bond street, Dunedin. 27n WL LEES, Woolbroker, Manse • street, Dunedin. Cash buyer of superior light clips of Greasy Wool.