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Otago Daily Times, Issue 10358, 13 May 1895, Page 4

Salesby Auction. TUESDAY, 14ih MAY, * At2o'clook. VALUABLE BUSINESS FREEHOLD, Dowling street. THE PBRPBTUAL TRUSTEES, ™ *S£E ATB ' AND AGENCY COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND f LIMITED) aro instruoted by the Owner to ofier for sale by pubUo auction, at their Room*, Rattray sheet, on Tuesday, 14th May, at 2 o'clock.: That valuable Freehold in Dowling street, being Half-section 1, Block XV, on which are erected The Shades Hotel and Me A. Smith's workrooms. The Property has a frontage of 41 feet 3 incheß to Dowling street and a depth of 132 feet, and is sold subject to alease which expires on 23rd November 1896, nnder which a ground rental of £200 is payable, and which also provides for payment of valuation to tenant at end of lease. The Owner having determined to sell, the Property will ba put up at the very low upset • price of .£ISOO. ... For further particulars apply to ' toy THE AUCTIONEERS. THURSDAY, 16th MAY, ~T~~ At half-past 12 o'clock^,.: ;■ To Builders, Contractors, and others. , ■ Ssle by auction, on the Premises, " THOSE LARGE BUILDINGS, Cornet of Princes and Battray streets (for removal), known as Wise's Corner, and lately occupied by the Government Insurance; Wise, bookseller and stationer; Robinson, dentist; and others. JAMES SAMS O N Jfe CO. have been favoured with instructions from Messrs M'Leod and Shaw (contractors for the new building*) to sell by auction, The old Buildings for removal, comprising: About 30 rooms and collars, with iron and .wood standards, partition?, stairs, snpe--1 rior doors, and plate glass windows; slate roof. Most of the rooms have been lately repaired with the best of timber and materials, no expense being spated by the Government to make them'habitable. The whole to be sold in one lot. Particulars- and conditions from * Messrs DUNCAN & MACGREGOR, ■ Solicitors, Princes street'; Or 15my THE AUCTIONEERS. THIS DAY, MONDAY, 13!;h MAY, At 10.20 o'clock. GRAIN, PRODUCE, &c. , , THE MUTUAL AGENCY COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED) will offer a catalogue of Oatß, Chaff, &c, At their Stores, Cumberland street, lljn . ~ THIS DAY. MONDAY, 13th MAY, At 11 o'clock sharp. rpBE ■ FARMERS' AGENCY COMPANY JL-v (LIMITED) will sell by auction, ab their Stores, Cumberland street: OATS, WHEAT, POTATOES, HAY. SATURDAY, Bth J,UNE, At 2 o'clock. At Palmerston. ' ; , The ESTATE of the lateColcnel KITCHENER, Waihemo, ■_ SUBDIVIDED INTO 13 FARMS; For Absolute Sale, on Easy.' Terms. •^WTRIGHT, STEPHENSON*, & CO: Vv beg to intimate, that they have received instructions to. sell by public auction, at above time and place, The late Colonel Kitchener's Estate, close to Dunback Railway Station, consisting of: Those Well-known Properties, - THE GRANGE, CLOVES HILLS, And BOUND HILL, And comprising a total area of about • , 21,803 ACRES« SUBDIVIDED INTO THIRTEEN FARMS. Terms ;—lO per-eenfc.on fall of hammer, 15 per cant, in 14 days, 25 per cent, in 2 years, and the remaining half in five years—the. unpaid balance to be secured by mortgage with interest at 5 per cent-". ', ■ Full particulars in Witness and in the Times on Saturday. - • ■ ■ 6my THURSDAY, 16th MAY 1895, . . " At 1 o'clock. At the Auction Rooms, Lawrence. JO H N THOM PSO N has received instructions from Mr. H. C. Clayton to sell by auction, as above: The whole of his FREEHOLD PROPERTY, Containing 925 . acres of splendid land, being Sections 15 to 27, Block 111, and Sectioas 12 to 15, Block VI, Tuapeka West District This desirable property is subdivided into 10 paddocks, 500 acres being in English^ grass. The buildings, which'are ail in first-class order, comprise dwelling house (six rooms), woolshed, stables, cow byre, men's house, storehouse, barn, chaffhouse, dairy, &c. The auctioneer desires to draw the special attention of parties in quest of a first-class property to the above. 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