SALES BY AUCTION, PRELIMINARY NOTICE. To Merchants, Importers, Bonded Warehouse, keepers, and Others. THE MOST VALUABLE BUSINESS SITES IN THE CITY, Fronting the Railway Station. IVT'LANDRESS,. HEPBURN, & CO. p Ve "gnwd instructions from Edmond Simtn, Esq. (Factor to the Church Trustees) to tSw p^ bhc oiUCtion’ 0 i UCtion ’ on an early date, Th Wn for 21 years of the most valuable business budding sites, fronting High street and Cumberland street, from Cowling street to (nearly) Stuart street. Those sections are next those hew warehousaof Messrs Sargeod, Son, and Ewen, directly Ip. “ d ««"»*& S. Full particulars in future advertisements. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. WITTTI „ Important Sale of VALUABLE BUILDING ALLOTMENTS In Princes street South, On Lease for Twenty-one Years, with full valuation at end of term. D.m. SPEEDING . is instructed by Messrs T. Robinson ana to sell by auction, at an early date, The Lease for Twenty-one Years of portions of Sections 1, 2, and 3, Block XLYL, Dunedm, subdivided as follows No. 1. 50 links frontage to Princes street frontage to Manor street of 113.6 links 2. 50 links frontage to Princes street by a depth of 113.6 links 3. 50 links frontage to Princes street by same depth 4. 50 links frontage to Princes street bv » dep th °f 136.3 links between Messrs T. R. and Co.’s and Globe Motel, 5. 50 links frontage to Princes street, adjoining same, and same depth. Allotments 1,2, and 3 have a right-of-way reserved at rear, of 22.7 links. . _ The Leases will be similar to those given bv ' C W r f tion > fuU valuation allowed at end of term. Particulars and plan at the office of the Auctioneer. MEETINGS. STANDARD PROPERTY INVESTMENT SOCIETY. A MEETING of the above Society, for the purpose of receiving Subscriptions, *c., will be held at the Temporary Offices of the Society, Princes street, on Wednesday next, the 3rd inst., between the hours of six and eight p.m. CHARLES REID, Secretary. PERMANENT BUILDING SOCIETY OP OTAGO. rjTHE Annual Meeting of the Company is Postponed until Wednesday, March 3rd. By order of J. S. WEBB, Secretary, TENDERS. TENDERS Wanted for Carpenters’ and Joiners’ work. Apply to W. Scoular, Jetty street. In consequence of the death of one of the partners, and the other being obliged to leave for the old country, TENDERS are invited for the purchase of the Plant, Stock, Premises, and Good Will of the firm of ' EASTON AND M’GREGOR, Engineers and Blacksmiths, Port Chalmers, in liquidation. The plant comprises large turning lathe suitable for turning railway wheels, smaller turning lathe, punching and boring machines, steam hammer, engine and boiler pulleys, belts, &c. ? three portable forges, and every thing requisite for carrying on a good business. For a steady practical man with moderate capital this is an opening which is rarely offered for sale, as there is a first-rate business to be done. Tenders will be received up to the 3rd March, at noon. WM. BROWN, Princes street, Dunedin. TENDERS are invited till noon on Thursday next, 4th March, to erect a building (brick and wood) at Stuart street. MASON & WALES, Architects. TENDERS Wanted till noon on Saturday March 6, for Two Brick Cottages, Forbur; DAVID ROSS, Architect, Opposite the Criterion. rjIENDERS, whole or separate, Wanted ti A, March 3, for the erection of a Concrei Building in Balclutha. DAVID ROSS, Architect, Opposite the Criterion. TENDERS Wanted till noon on Saturday 6th March, for extensive additions i Pier Hotel. DAVID ROSS, Architect, Opposite the Criterion. TENDERS required for Alteratio: Additions to Houses in Stafford Apply Mulrooney’s store. HALF-WAY BUSH ROAD BOARD Tenders for the following works—vi on Water of Leith Road, Douglas’s Road, B macewen Road between Kennedy’s and Whiti also Anderston Road—will be received by i undersigned up to 4 p.m. on Saturday, Mai 13th. The lowest or any tender not necessar accepted. Ten per cent deposit with tende Plans, &c., at Campbell’s Sawmills, Water Leith. W. JOHNSON, Clerk to Boai Waikari School-house.
CAVERSHAM ROAD BOARD, ANTED separate Tenders for the following works First, for the formation of Smith, David, and Marion streets, Galderville, with two culverts, and rotten-rock at per yard, and the widening and part lowering of Goodall street, Caversham, Second, for 300 yards metal, broken and spread on St. Kilda road, from Kensington Hotel to Hillside road Third, for 300 yards rotten-rock for the road, commencing opposite the Government Work-shops. Fourth, for 900 yards rottenrock for Seafield road, commencing at Anderson’s Bay road, and upwards. Specifications may be seen at Mr Moloney’s Store, St. Kilda road, and with the Clerk. Tenders (to bo lodged with the Chairman, with five per cent, deposit) will be received till Thursday, the 4th March, at 7 p.m. JOHN CAMERON, Clerk C, R. Board.
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Evening Star, Issue 3751, 2 March 1875, Page 3
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