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Evening Star, Issue 3662, 17 November 1874, Page 3

SALES BY AUCTION. WEDNESDAY, 18th NOVEMBER, At 2 o’clock. POWERFUL ACHROMATIC TELESCOPE; Object Glass with Case aud Stand. M‘L ANDRESS, HEPBURN, & CO. are instructed to sell by auction, at 'heir Booms, Manse street, on Wednesday, 18th November, at 2 o’clock, One Powerful Achromatic Telescope (object glass with case and stand complete. Terms at sale. Saturday, 2sth November, At 2 o’clock. IGO FREEHOLD SECTIONS. Extension of TOWNSHIP OF CALTON, North-East Valley. Ten minutes’ walk from Northern boundary of City. M‘LANDRESS, HEPBURN, & CO. have received instructions from the proprietors to sell by auction, at their Rooms, Manse street, on the above date, 16() Va'uib’e Allotments. A rare opportunity to all those desirous of securing their own freeholds. Terms:—Ls deposit; balance by monthly instalments, or bills at six, twelve, and eighteen months, with interest at eight per cent, per annum. Title under the Land Transfer Act. Plans in a few days. SATURDAY, 21st NOVEMBER, at 12 o’clock, PROVINCIAL YARDS. Booths, Gates, Stand, &c., for Jockey Club Races on St. Andrew’s Holiday, November 30. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, AND CO. Will sell by auction, on Saturday, November 31st, at 12 o’clock sharp, The Booths, Gates, Stand, Race Cards, and other privileges of the Course. Authorised Prices Admission to Grand Stand. 5s ; Saddling Paddock, 2s 6d. Admission to the Gourse—Foot passengers. Is ; 'addle horse. 2s ; One horse vehicle, with pa sengers, 3s ; Two-horse vehicle, 5s ; Four-horse do, Bs. Licensed vehicles and drivers, 2s Gd—to pay once only during the day ; passengers of same, Is each. All particulars can be obtained from Mr ydney James, secretary to the Jockey Club. SATURDAY, 21 sb NOVEMBER, At 2 o’clock. At the Wool Stores, High street. CHOICE BUILDING ALLOTMENTS In the Town of Musselburgh, situated between the A nderson’s Bay Road and St. Kilr)a : 'Oa:l. OJ’ RIGHT, S ! EPHENSON, AND CO. ■ Y have received instructions from David Proudfoot, Fsq., the proprietor, to sell by auction, at their Wool Stores, High street, on Saturday, 21st November, at 2 o’clock, The first selection of Choice Building Allotments in the Town of Musselburgh. Of all the places yet offered to the public in the vicinity of » imediu, there are none oossessing so many advantages, or which have been so highly favored by nature, as this beautifully and conveniently situated ptoperty. It is encircled by the ' nderson’s -ay, Kensington, aud District Roads, and 'he Government Reserve running along the sea shore, while the Railway about to be constructed to the Forbury will pass right through its centre. Every section will thus he brought within three minutes of a railway station a good road, the racecourse, and the Ocean Beach. The land is free from the wet which is so objectionable a feature in many parts of the Hat; is rich and productive beyond all that can be desired ; and being under the influences of the balmy bretzes of the Southern i )cean in summer, and possessing the evenness of temperature in winter caused by its proximity to the sea, the climate is also both healthy and pleasant. In fact, residents can enjoy all the advauhages-of a marine retreat, with the convenience of ready and easy access to the city by road and rail. ' The vmw is unsurpassed, and those who have not seen it are earnestly invited to visit the spot, and stand w’ith their backs to the Sandhills, within hearing of the murmer of the rest ess ocean as its waves roll gently on to the Ocean Beach. In the foreground are the Bay, the Shipping, the Wharves, and the Railway trains, ns they speed on to and from Port Chalmers and the South. The centre of the view embraces the whole City and Suburbs, spread out from east to west like a beautiful panorama, in the background rises a perfect amphitheatre of bills, clothed in all the verdant beauty of nature, topped by "addle Hill, Flagstaff, and Mount Cargill, the whole presenting a picture which for inter est and hi auty stands unrivalled even among the many line scenes which adorn the neighbor hood of Dunedin

The propr etor will reserve a suitable site on which, when a sufficient number of houses are erected in the town, he will put up a building to be used as a School and place for meetings, and which will be vested in trus tees for the bendit of the residents. He will further contribute towards the support of the School the sum of I 50 per annum for a term of five years from the time it is opened. Arrangements will be made, when necessary, with the companies to extend the main pipes to the Town, so that the residents will have the advantages of water and gas. Plans showing sub-division can be obtained at the office of the Auctioneers. Terms : One-tbird cash; balance at one and two years, bearing interest at 8 per cent, per annum. THURSDAY, 19tb NOVEMBER, At 12 o’clock. lu Paddock, rear of Wesleyan Church, Moray Place. TO BUILDERS, CONTRACTORS, AND OTHERS. W. t BARNETT' ft CO. • are instructed to se Iby auction on the premises, Thursday, at 12 o’clock, A large quantity of Building MaterialComprising joists, posts, lining boards, door boards, corrugated iron, &c. Terms—cash. BUTCHERS. George Wilson, Successor to Edward Menlove, vVHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUTCHER, George and Maclaggan streets, Dunedin. Families waited on for orders in all parts the City and Suburbs,