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Southland Times, Issue 2247, 27 December 1875, Page 3

a VV f I i> SAMS SATURI'AY, JANUARY. Bth. [ CATTI K AL^. [ O TC- OPBOh.Nii lias received instrucO . tionv (i -ell by nuotion on Satur* ' day, Jamary Stu, at, the Sheep and Cattl Market, Spey mid Yarrow streets — A r\ Head Mixed Cattle, all in fresh ■JT \J condition and very quiet. [ THURSDAY, 6th JANUARY. SALE OF MORTGAGED PROPERTIES. VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY IN DEE STREET, AND VALUABLE BUSINESS SITE IN TAY STREET. MACRORIE and CUTHBERTSON haro received instructions from the Registrar ct the Supreme Court, Invercargill, to sell by public auction, at their rooms, Dee street, on. Thursday, 6th January, 1876, at two o'clock p.m., That VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY in Dee street, known as the ALBION HOTEL. This property is so well known throughout New Zealand that the auctioneers feel that any detailed description is wholly unnecessary. The buildings are of brick j quite new, and fitted with every modern convenience. The front facing Dee street is three-a'oried, with ornamental mansard roof, covered with slate, and presents an extremeiy striking and handsome architectural appearance. The situation is undoubtedly the very first in Invercargill for hotel purposes, being directly opposite the Government Buildings, in the most central portion of the muia thoroughfare, and within one minute's walk of th» Railway Terminus. The site, which consists of a trontage of 82 feet to Dee street, with a depth of 189 feet, is leasehold, at a low ground rent, with a favorable purchasing clause. Particulars of title, with any further information desired by intending buyers, may be had from the auctioneers, or from F. W. Wade, Esq., solicitor. The attention of all who may be interested in first-class hotel property is especially called to this sale, which offers an opportunity, such 118 is seldom met with, of acquiring a truly magnificent and most lucrative hotel property on most favorable term 9. Terms at sale. Also, at the same time and place, VALUABLE BUSINESS SITE IN TAY STREET, Being the site on which the Bank of Otago formerly stood, consisting of 50 feet frontage to Tay street, by a depth of 165 feet : together with an undivided moiety of 16 feet frontage to the same street, on the western side of the section, by a depth of 365 feet, which is held in conjunction with the Bank of New Zealand, whose premises occupy the adjoining section. This property is unsurpassed as a business site in Invercargill, and from its position would also form a most valuable addition to the hotel premises, which it adjoins at the rear. Particulars of title may be had from the auctioneers, or from F. W. Wade, Esq., solicitor. Terms at sale. THURSDAY, Gth JANUARY. VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY. IN THE ESTATE OF M'MENAMIN AND CO. MACRORIE &. CUTHBERTSON have received instructions from the Trustee in the estate of Messrs M'Menamin and Co. to sell by auction at their rooms, Dee street, on Thursday, 6th January, 1876, at 12 noon sharp — Sections 2 and 10, Block LXXIII Dee and leven streets, with buildings thereon. Section 22, Block LIII, Tay street, with 12 roomed house ; also cottage, stable, and garden. Sections 6 and 7, Block VII, Lidde street, with new cottage of 5 rooms, and other improvements. WEDNESDAY, 12th JANUARY. VALUABLE FARMING LAND. MACRORIE & CUTHBERTSON are instructed to sell by auction, at their rooms, Dee street, on Wednesday, 12th Janu« ary, 1876, at 2 p.m.— 1 1 fid ACRES Valuable Agricultural J.JLUU Land, in Block IX., New River Hundred. This property is situated on both sides of Bluff-Winton Railway. There is a passenger and goods station on the boundary of the land, and also a private crossing secured to the property. Distance from Invercargill, about 11 miles. Two large bush reserves in immediate neighborhood. With the exception of a few acres, the land is still virgin soil, of excellent quality. Teems — One- fourth cash, balance by bilU at 1, 2, 3, and 4 years, bearing 8 per cent, interest. LADIES COLLEGE, PLEASANT VIEW HOUSE, ELM ROAD, DUNEDIN. A LIMITED number of Pupils received, English and the usual accomplishments, under the supervision of a teacher, holding a Firs-c lass Certificate from the Melbourne Training College. Circulars, &c, forwarded on application. H. S. QUINLAN, Principali COTTAGE, CLYDE STREET. TPOti SALE a newly built Cottage of four I; rooms, nicely finished, Section dry, and securely fenced. Terms easy. H. E. OSBORNE, Auctioneer, Esk street. NOTICE. ALL Claims against the late Charles Gardener, are requested to be rendered within one month from this date to the undersigned, and all persons indebted to the Estate are respectfully requested to pay their accounts forthwith to MRS MARGARET GARDENER, Waihopai Mills. Or to DAVID SMYTH, Tay Street. Dec. 219t, 1875.