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Evening Star, Issue 3686, 15 December 1874, Page 3

SAIE3 BY AUCTION. AUCTIONEERS’ NOTICE. Pawnbrokers’ Pledges. IN consequence of the large number of Pledges and extent of the unredeemed goods, it is expedient that the sale be held at the Looms of the Auctioneers W. BARNETT & CO., Princrs street. WEDNESDAY, 16th DECEMBER, At 12 o’clock sharp. UNREDEEMED PLEDGES. WB ARN ET T & CO. • are instructed by Messrs Isaacs and Marks to sell by auction, at their rooms, on Wednesday, 16th Dec., at 12 o’clock. The following Unredeemed Pledges 1873—17 th Jan., 39, 3 articles jewellery; 2lst, 50, watch and guard. Feb. 12th, 103, watch. 2nd April, 302, chain and Opera glass ; 30th. 434, watch. July 24th, 814, watch. 18th August, 933, ring. sth Sept., 1023, chain ; Bth, 1032, watch; 9th, 1039, 2 pairs blankets; 17th, 1096, gold medal; 26th, 1150, watch. 18th Oct., 1256, jewellery. 13th Nov., 1409, watch; 18th, 1429, gold hunting watch and silver watch, 6th Dec., 1515, watch; 16th, 1552, gold guard ; 23rd, watch and chain. 1874—Jan. 4th, No. 5, coat ; 5 th, 35, jew. llery; 9th, 60, watch ; 13th, 81, medal; 83, coat and trousers ; 19th, 130, ring and gold watch ; 20th. 138. watch ; 16th, 110, clothing. 7th Feb., 286, clothing and tools ; 9tb, 299, watch; loth, 301, diamond ring and pin. 18th March, 574 silk dress ; 19'h. 683, watch ; 20th, 585. gold chain ; 23rd. 604, chain ; 607, *atch; 2 th, 624, 7 articles clothing; 30th, 662, watch. 18th April, 807, coat. 13th June] 1235, 7 articles clothing ; 26th, 1322, box and contents; 17th, 1329, box and contents ; 29th, 1340, box and contents ; and 350 lots of clothing, jewellery, &c., which the Pawnbrokers Act does not require to be advertised. Terms cash. POSTPONEMENT OF SALE. SATURDAY, 19th DECEMBER, At 2 o’clock. 26 FREEHOLD SECTIONS. Mornington Township. D m. spedding • is instructed by the Proprietor to sell by auction, on Saturday, 19th December, at 2 o’clock, The remaining 25 sections at Barrfield, being part of M ornington, and opposite the residence of J. Anderson, Esq, solicitor. These sections were withdrawn from sale about two years ago, but at the request; of several persons desirous of purchasing, they are now offered for competition. The ground is of easy access from any part of the City, is perfectly level, and commands an extensive and beautful prospect. Terms : One-fourth cash ; the balance in easy payments. SATURDAY, 19th DECEMBER, At 2 o’clock. IMPORTANT SALE OF VILLA SITES IN THE TOWNSHIP OP ABBOTSFORD, Adjoining the Green Island Railway Station. ACLEAN BROTHERS IVJL are favored with instructions from Messrs Alexander Brown and Charles Samson, of Green Island, to submit to public competition, at their Rooms, Dunedin, on the above date, A portion of THE TOWNSHIP OF ABBOTSFORD, Comprising—--16 acre Sections 84 quarter-acre Sections This Township is situated on the beautiful rising grounds to the west of the Main South Road, and surrounding the Green Island Railway Station, which is within ten minutes’ travel of Town per rail. The Auctioneers have the utmost confidence in inviting the public to visit and inspect this property, which is, without doubt, one of the choicest that have yet been placed upon the market It is easy of access, both by road and rail; commands a magnificent view of the surrounding country, and withal is well sheltered from prevailing winds. The situation is most healthy, and the soil exceedingly rich. Moreover, underlying the whole property are most valuable deposits of coal, and it is to be specially noted that the proprietors do not reserve any mineral rights. The Title is guaranteed under the Land Transfer Act, 1870, and the Terms of Payment will be one-quarter cash, the balance by equal instalments at six, twelve, and twenty four months, bearing 8 per cent, interest per annum. Plans may be obtained at Mr Peger’s, Caversham ; Mr Samson’s, Green Island; or at the offices of the Auctioneers. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. Important Announcement to the Settlers of Saddle Hill, Fairfield, Mosgiel Junction, Green Island, and surrounding Districts. FREEHOLD BUILDING ALLOTMENTS At Morrison’s Farm, Saddle Hill. M’LANDRESS, HEPBURN, & CO. are instructed to sell by auction, «t their Rooms, Manse street, on an early date, Freehold Building Allotments in that beautifully-situated Estate between the old and new roads. Saddle Hill, known as Morrison’s Farm, now being surveyed in allotments. There are several houses now being erected on the estate, which will be sold at the same time on easy terms. Every settler in the district may secure a freehold borne on the most favorable terms, viz:—Five pounds deposit on each allotment, balance up to two years, with six per cent, interest added. Plans now being prepared, and will shortly be issued. TO I.ET. TO LET, on Lease, with the option of purchase, the Canongate Hotel and Store. Owner leaving the Colony. The house has been re-built in brick, and is in first rate working order. For particulars, apply C. Field, Canongate Hotel. TWO ROOMS to LET, furnished or unfurnished, as may suit. A fire-place in each. Apply fourth door from Kensington Hotel. TO LET, .a Five-1 oomed House with Garden. Apply Archibald Bonnet, Mornington. TX) LET, Four-Boomed House in Crawford street. Apply to Sievwright and Stout, solicitors. TO LET, Furnished Rooms, well situated, with commanding view. H. D. Gilbert, Port Chalmers. LET, Six-Roomed House, corner AlX bany and Queen streets, presently occupied by. Mr Johnston, solicitor. Conuell and Moodie.