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Otago Daily Times, Issue 11684, 17 March 1900, Page 12

Sales by Auction. THIS DAY, SATURDAY, 17th MARCH, At half-past 12 o'clock. D,- M. SPED DI N G • lias been instructed by Mr John Elvidge to sell-: The CORPORATION LEASE of Allotment 11, on plan No. 224-, deposited in Dunedin Registry Office, being Subdivision of Sections 3 and 4-, Block VI, Town District, containing 1 rood and 13 poles, on which is erected SUPERIOR NEWLY-BUILT RESIDENCE of 6 rooms, with bathroom, scullery, washhouse, etc. The property commands one of the finest views in the city. Easy terms of payment. .For terms apply F. Z. MOORE, Esq., . ■ Solicitor; Or at. 12m OFFICE OF AUCTIONEER. AT AUCTION, At Sievwright Bros, and Co.'s Rooms, High street, Dunedin. On THURSDAY, the 22nd MARCH, 1900, ■ At 2.30 p.m. GREAT SUBDIVISIONAL SALE ' Of the Well-known CAMP ESTATE, Otago Peninsula. Grand Opportunity for Farmers. mHE PERPETUAL- . TRUSTEES, ES■A TATE. & AGENCY COMPANY OF NEW- ZEALAND (LIMITED) (in conjunction with SIEYWRIGHT BROS. & CO.) have received instructions from the Trustees of The Camp Estate and the Adminis-trator-of the late Hon. W. .J. M. Larnach, C.M.G., to submit to public auction, at above time and place: The WELL-KNOWN MANSION known as THE CAMP, together with 32 ACRES. The mansion contains dininjr. reception, billiard, ball rooms, arid numerous bedrooms. The grounds are laid out in the best of style; vineries, hothouses, conservatories, trellis walks, stables, coachhouses, and all necessary outbuildings in connection with such a mansion. The house, together with the 32 acres, will be sold in one lot. Also, The remainder of the estate, including Irving's farm, all . subdivided into Convenient-sized Farms, ou some of which are dwellings, barns, byres, and stables. The Trustees intend spending a lar»e sum of money in laying out, forming, grading, and metalling roads throughout the estate, so as to give easy access to every farm. The Auctioneers desire-to draw the attention of those m search of farms on the Otago Peninsula to this exceptional opportunity of acquiring well, watered, fenced, and hichlv improved farms. Tlie caretaker in charge of The Camp will Bhow any intending purchasers over the estate. For plans and further particulars apply to SIEVWRIGHT & JAMES, ' Solicitors, High street; THE AUCTIONEERS. MONDAY, 26th MARCH,Iioo At 12 o'clock. LEASEHOLD, George street, Dunedin. nnHE PERPETUAL TRUSTEES structod to offer for sale by public auction in their Rooms, Rattray street, Dunedin: The Right to a Lease for 21 years from the 3rd day of .Tune, 1900. of Section 70, Block XX, City of Dunedin containing 1 rood (moro or less), having a. frontage to George street of 00 feet, with the Buildings thereon at present occupied by Mr E. F Lawrence and Messrs Dick and M'Kechme. : The Beasc will be offered at the upset annual rent of £148 10s, and subject to payment of £3250 for buildings and improvements. For further particulars apply to Messrs DOWNIE STEWART & PAYNE, Solicitors, / Liverpool street; . THE AUCTIONEERS. ISm FRIDAY, 30th MARCH, At 3 o'clock. At Stanley's Hotel, Macraes. , FREEHOLD GRAZING FARM. THE PERPETUAL TRUSTEES ESnr TATE AND AGENCY COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED) are instructod to-sell, at Stanley's Hotel, Macraes on Jbriday, 30th March, at 3 o'clock.: Sections 7, 8, and 9, Block 11, Budle, containing 654- Acres; fenced, and partly m grass. This Property is at present occupied by Mr Clark, and-was at one time owned by Mr James Curie. It is good grazing country, and is ea«y of acce3s by rail or road. Terms: One-third cash, balance three years at ij per cent. ■ , 8m CONTINUATION OF SALE. THIS DAY. SATURDAY, 17th MARCH, ' ' At 1 o'clock. Un I remises, corner George and Frederick streets. GREAT CLTJTring SALE . or IR ONMONG ERY, CUTLERY SUPERIOR FISHING TACKLE CARPENTERS' TOOLS, and GENERAL HARDWARE, SHOP FITTINGS, Etc., Etc. jTQT a. V A L E .■< T I NT E JLJ.B has been favoured with instructions lrom ,). M. Bromer. Esq., who is giving un business, to sell by auction, as above: The whole of Jiis useful and varied stock of ironmongery, very superior fishing . tackle aud waders, rifles, cutlery, carpenters' tools, garden tools, brasswaro, hardware, enamel cooking utensils, fencers, fireirons, bmshware, and sundries of every description. Shop fittings. j m THIS DAY, SATURDAY, 17th MARCH At 11.45 o'clock. . At the Dunedin Horse Saleyards. A COMPLETE BUTCHER'S PLANT, HACKS, GIG SPRING CART, Etc. STEPHENSON, & CO 1» »_ have received instructions to sell by auction as above: Account Mr D. Davidson, of Mpsgiel, Butcher: 2 very good harness Horses. 2 butcher's Carts (in good order) 2 sets.of Harness (complete). 2 horEe Covers. Complete set of butcher's Tools. Account; Messrs A. and E. A. Foster: 6 excellent Hacks; also Gig and Harness. Account Mr Samuel. Scott, Leith Valley" First-class Spring Cart (perfectly new), suitablo for milkman. Account Mr George Charlton, Seacliff--1 bay and 1 brown Gelding, both syrs; just broken in; very good sorts. Account Mr Jas. Brown : 1 very nice pair of grey buggy Mareswithout reserve. THURSDAY. 22nd MARCH At 9.30 o'clock. At the Dunedin Horse Saleyards. ANNUAL SALK WARRINGTON YEARLINGS. "TOT-RIGHT, STEPHENSON, & CO J'T in^f. u°t«l, ky the Hon. George MLean, will sell by auction, at above time and place': , The annual draft of Warrington Thoroughbred Yearlings as follows-— Chestnut Filly, by Musketry, from Mistown sister to Brisa. Bay -Gelding, by Musketry, from Tiara (by St. Legot—Bangle, dam of Casket, etc.). Bay Filly, by Musketry, from Dione • dam of Beadouwell and Belle Glair' Chestnut Filly, by Musketry, from Mistral (dam of Brisa), sister of Euroclvdon. Also Thoroughbred Stock account A A M Master, Esq., of Tokarahi estate: — Brown Filly, by Sfcepniak—Glorvine • by Apremont—Mrs Rawson. Bay Filly, same pedigree. Chestnut. Filly, by Stepniak—lrene; by Gorton. Black Gelding, by Stepniak—Sailrock; by Stonyhurst—Wainui. nnUSSICURA, for Influenza, is unequalled ; IX; k,Y; it.—Price, 2s 6d. 6jy