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Evening Star, Issue 4289, 24 November 1876, Page 3

aSIL; SATURDAY. SfithNOVEMBER, v At 12 o'clock. • ■ superior household Fuai&TUitft Pianos, SewlnjfMacUno, Fenooil . f ' ; Effects. &C ' 1 ' Mxandress, Jhbpburn, ? & £O. t are instructed to sell by MAH fa, aiwelr Rupmß. Manse, street, on Satiudtto, 26th November, at 12 o’clock, ? r iA large quantity of surp’us household fund* tore and effects, consisting of cedar and kauri -» bookcases, walnut 100 tables, extending dintng table, Brussels carpets, diring ehairs, plep glasses, pictur s cedar and kauri oba»t drawers (all sizes), handsome h> If-tester tubular - bedstwd, French tubular bedsteads, hair mat* toesspalliassts, &c., handsome toilefctable and dres nhg glass complete, m&rblS washUand and toilet ware, b droom furniture, dressing gla4«w. . kitchen furniture, 'and sundries, patent mangle, American stove, Ac. ' -i - Also, 6 trunks personal effects and new icgram jrifle and ease belonging to a new r arrival, ■: ~r ,. t ;. , Terms at sale. f . , SATURDAY, 26th NOVEMBER; At 2 o’clock. FREEHOLD BUILDING ALLOTMENTS. Caltou. M'landress, "hbpburn, A ctO, are instructed to sell by auction at their Kooms, Manse street, on Saturday. 25th 1 Novemoer, at 2 o'clock, Ten freehold building allotments, being 3 67, 70, 71.72,48,19, 20, 21. Township of Colton* below ■ Opoho. , Terms: One-third cash.; balanos at four andrix months, with 8 per cent, interest, aaaeoe r * SATURDAY, 25th NOVEMBER, At 2 o’clock. TWENTY-TWO FREEHOLD ALLOTMENTS. Township of Foulh Dunedin. TidPLANDRESS, “HEPBURN. & CO. i.v_L are instructed to sell by auction,, at their Rooms, Manse street, on Saturday, 25th November, at 2 o’clock, 9 - __ Twenty-two freehold building Allotments, being subdivisions of sections 8,9.10. I - 22 23, 24, and 25, towushipcf South Dunedin. Lithographic plars can be obtained i(l the rooms of the Auctioneers. Terms: • ne-third cash; balanev at six, twelve, a d tight en months, with interest added at the rate of eight per cent per annum. , SATURDAY, 25th NOVEMBER. At 2 o’clock. frbkholiTsections. Beautiful Suburb of Newington. MXANDRESS. UKPia.NN tt CO. are instructed by John M’Gregor, Esq., to sell by ruction, at their Rooms, Manse • str et, on Saturday. 25th November, at 2 o’clock, A portion of the Suburb of Newington, sub- - dived into 15 sections, about quarter-acre each, and two very choice. selections containing about three quarters o’ an acre each. This propertv is in the immediate vicinity of - the residences of Bishop Nevill, James Maoas* sey, Esq, and Henry Oliver. Esq. Anew road has recently been formed through the pro- * P°rty from the Kaikorai district road to the Town Belt, thereby rendering the walking distance about five minutes to the oab-standat the White Horse Hotel by way of Argyle street, Royal Terrace, and Pitt street. For beauty of situation, Newington is unsurpassed around Dunedin, and no such opportunity b*s ever before been offered to the public of securing villa sites so ne-r the centre of the City, and of such easy access. lithographed forms can be obtained at the rooms of the Auctioneers. Terms very liberal MONDAY, 27th NOVEMBER. At 2 o’clock. VALUABLE FREEHOLD PRDPKRTY, SUBSTANTIAL DWELLING HOUSE, Look-out Point Road, Mornington* M'LANDRESS, HEPBURN, & 00. are instructed to sell by Mr 0, R, Bowmarto sell by auction, at their Rooms, ’ .Manse street, on Monday, 27th November, at 2 o’clock, * That very desirable freehold section between the townships of Batrfie diuid Williamsburgh, having a frontage of 69 feet to Look-out Point Road, by a depth of 150 feet, together with the substantially built and well finished five-roomed cottage erected thereon, presently occupied by Mr J. 11. Clayton, and now let at 17s per week' Parlies desirous of inspecting the above property can do so at any time A cab leaves < curb's Hotel, Rattray street, at dfferent times daring the day for Mornington. SATURDAY, 16th DECEMBER, At 2' o’ttock. TOWNSHIP 7)F GRENDON, MaoimiL M*L \NDRE33, "hEPBURN, & CO. are instructed by Mr,D. Brent to sell by auction at their Rooms, Manse street, on Saturday, 16th December, at 2 o’clock, 3 sections and 16 half-sections in the above township, This most desirable property ii between the residences of Mess is Maeassey and Brent, and opposite that of Mr Driver. For Situation it is unrivalled, being close to the 'I own t elt and within a few minutes’ walk cit George street and new Knox Chmch; exceedingly heal hy, magnificent view, and fl st-class eite. r J itle, Land Transfer Act. Terms, 16 cash, and five years given to pay the ba.anfce; interest, 8 p« cent, per annum. . / Fur further particulars nnd plans, app’y to Mr Brent or the Auctioneers. IMPORTANT NOTICE. To Contractors, Bunders, those about to Furnish, and the Public generally. ■ IMMENSE CLEARING SALE . . of" SURPLUS STOCK TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), AND {MONDAY, and 27th lost. Commencing each day at l o’clock. TtdTESSRS FINDLAY & 00,.,; -iRJL hy way of dealing off their large and _ varied Surplus Stock of English ami Colonialmade - FURNITURE, DOORS, SASHES), CEDAR And other Timber, - Have decided to sell «above,byPublio Auction, without the elightest reserve. The sale will take place at the Factory, -earner ■ of Stuart and Cumberland afreets. : Note.— T)iday,.24th, will be offered Doors, ' Sashes, Timber, Omtali, and Building Ma terials only. ~ ' Saturday. 25th. and Monday, 27th, the xniigu!fi<#eut Btocfc'of Dining-room, Drarring-raem;' LiLgary, and Bedroom Furniture. ROBERT BARE, ▲ttVtiOMHA ‘