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Otago Witness, Issue 1313, 27 January 1877, Page 13

AUCTIONS. SATURDAY, 3rd FEBRUARY, At 12 o'clock. ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD RESIDENCE AND GROUNDS, Porfcobello Road (three miles from Dunediu). For Sale by Public Auction. UNCLEAN BROTHERS, *■*-*- instructed by Messrs W. and J. c! Todd, will sell by auction, at their Rooms, Manse street, Dunedin, on the above date, if not previously disposed of privately, That very desirable property known aa VIEW PARK, Comprising 1Q acres of land, with villa residence of seven rooms, and well laid-out garden, fully stocked with choice fruit trees, now in full bearing. This valuable property is situated about three miles from Dunedin, on the Portobello Road, commanding a magnificent view of the Ocean, Dunedin, and the Bay, and being easy of access by 'busses plying regularly to Anderson's Bay, and by Portobello coach, which passes the gate. Terms : Ten per cent, deposit ; the balance, up to one-third, on execution of deeds ; and the remaining two-thirds may be on mortgage for three or five years, at 8 per cent, per annum. All further particulars on application to MACLEAN BROTHERS. THURSDAY, Ist FEBRUARY, At 2 o'clock. SPLENDID INVESTMENTS. DAIRY FARMS CLOSE TO INVERCARGILL. VfARTIN, MAITLAND, and CO. -•A have been favoured with instructions from Robert Hamilton, Esq., to sell by aaction, in their rooms, Dee street, Invercargill, at 2 o'clock on the above date, The following Valuable Farms, situated at Long Bush, Soathland, viz. :— Lot I. THE SOUTHERN HALF of ROZELLE, containing in all about 300 acres, under the Bush, all fenced and subdivided into paddocks, and laid down in English grass. Improvements include dwelling house of 5 rooms, Stable of 6 stalls and 3 loose boxeß, byre for 14 cows, large barn, stockyard, and other out" buildings. Lot 11. NORTHERN HALF of ROZELLE, containing, 300 acres, all fenced, and subdivided into three paddocks of 100 acres each, of which there are 80 acres in oaxs, II acres in potatoes and turnips, and 100 acres fallow. ROZELLE will be put up first aa one property, and, if not sold, in two lots as above described. Lot HI. " THE MILL FARM," Containing 100 acres, more or leas, all fenced, 50 acres in English grass, rape, and turnips, 20 acres in oats, 14 acres fallow. Buildings include dwelling-house, barn with waterpower and wheel, stable of 4 stalls, large storeroom, &c. The Auctioneers desire to draw Bpecial attention to this sale, as for any person desirous of securing a good dairy or grazing farm close to town, this affords one of the best opportunities likely to occur for some time to come. Mr Hamilton having positively decided to dispose of the whole of the properties, has placed them in our hands at such a low reserve that the sales may be considered absolute. Terms, which will be very liberal, declared at sale. MARTIN, MAITLAND, and CO., 20ja Auctioneers. SHIPPING. STEAM to NEWCASTLE and SYDNEY via LYTTELTON and WELLINGTON, At Reduced Fares. -JvaSd^S. T^HE Favourite @|m^ X S.S. EASBY, jy|ra^||^ 1489 tons register, A. Kennedy, Commander, Will be dispatched for the above Ports on MON DAY, 22nd JANUARY. Through tickets to London by the magnificent s.s. Nemesis, 3396 tons register, leaving Sydney abont the 24th February. 20ja FitANCIS FULTON. MISSING FRIENDS. WANTED, information respecting JESSIE 3 M'KENZIB, DRAKE, or DERRICK, who left Redcastlo, near Tor, Rasu-shire, Scotland, in 1854, for Melbourne, and afterwards, about the year 1859, went to Dunedin, New Zealand, and married there. Any person knowing her whereabouts would greatly oblige by sending her address to her brother, Wm. M'Kenzie, P. 0., Dunedia, Ctago, New Zealand. WANTED. — ROBT. M'GILLIVRAY, from Nairn or Moraysbire, important news for you.— John Skbnk, Labour Agent, Dunedin,