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Evening Star, Issue 6725, 6 October 1885, Page 3

AMOTIONS. WEDNESDAY, 7th OCTOBER, At 11 o'clock. GRAIN-FED BACON PIGS. RIGHT, STEFUI'NSON, AND CO. t » will sell by auction, at above time and place, 90 prime grain-fed b'acort pigs from Windsor Park aud Lo»gb«ach Estates. WEDNESDAY, Zth OCTOBER, At 12 o'clock. 75 OASES AMERICAN CHAIRS, Coni'-sting of Washington, Washington extra, Baltimore, and Baltimore spindle extra, Grecian, cane seats, rocking, and light bar-room. v M. SPEDDING is instructed to sell t'.ic above at Iris Rooms, on Wednesday fist, at 12 o'clock. Without reserve. SATURDAY, 10th OOTOBEi?, At 1 o'clock sharp. SALE OF UNREDEEMED I LEDGES, From the City Loan Office, 70 Princes slrcot. V M. SPEDDING has received instructions from A. Myers and Co. to sell by public auction, at his Rooms, 129 Princes street south, on Saturday nest, The following list of Unredeemed Pledges ; 1884.—168, gold hun Mug lever. June 19tb, 767, piece cloth. August 15tb, 957, halfhoop diamond ring. September 27th, 1125, gold locket; 1126, 2 rings. October 17 hj, 1223, gold ring (uncut diamond); 18th, 1225, gold chain; 31st, 1270, opossum 1113. November Ist, 1276, gold chain ; sth, 12!>2, s.h. watch and chain; Bth, 1300, gold ri: 3; llth, 1309, tea and coffee service; 17tii, 1324, s.h. lever and chain ; 10th, 1329, e.h. watch; 2Vtb, lv3o, B.c.f. watch; 22ud, 1337, s.o.f. watch; 25th, 1345, rk watch; 27th, 1356, b.ooch; 2Sili, 1359, album and accordion. Dectinber 2nd, 1375, s. watch, gold chain; 3rd, 1380, 3 articles jcwelery; 4th, 13.54, gold watch and chain; 1 th, 1405, diamond • pin and gold earrings; llth, 1410, silver watch, guard, and ring; 15rh, 1422, English concertina; 20th, 1440, s.h. lever; 1441, pit. sugar basin and waiter; 1442, gold ring and watch key; 27' hj, 1462, gold o.f. lever (chronometer); 14--3, lady's gold watch and chain; 1461, Masonic medal and pencil case; 31st, 1475, gold ring; 1476, gold lorket. 1885.—January sth, 20, 2 s : lvcr bracelets; 21, silver watch; 7th, 28, d.b. gun (breechloader) ; Bth, 32, flute; 10th, 37, flute; 13th, 51, guard and greenstone; 17tb, 64, sewing machine (Wertheim); 65, s. wa : ch and guard; 19tb, 73, s.l>. watch; 78, s-h. lever; 20th, 83, suit clothes; 21st. 88, silver snuff box and chain; 23rd, 90, paicel cutlery; 2itb, 103, gold chain and silver match box 5 27th, 112, gold hunting lever; 114, 2 gold rintja, February 6th, 152, set carbuncle studs; llth, 178, s. op. f. watch; 15th, 194, silver watch; 195, d.b. gun; 27th, 243, timepiece; 28tb. 245, 3 flutes; 250, silver hunting lever. March 6th, 273, s. hj. lever; 12th, 289, overcoat; 290, 3 silver articles ; 13th, 299, s. watch ; 14th, 300, gold seal and guard; 303, s. hj. lever; 16th, 308, silver chain and locket; 20in, guard; 328, diamond ring; 329, s. k lever; 331, violin; 28th, 360, long gold chain; 30th, 362, brooch; 365,5.h, lever; 366,5.h. Waltham watch. April 4th, 385, gold watch and chain; lOch, 410, coat. May 12th, 538, waterproof; 15th, 547, overcoat; 551, parcel clothes, etc. Also, from Ballarat Loan Office, Princei street south: 1883—July 4th, 2139, gold op. f. lever. 1885.—February 27th, 777, s.h. lever; 778, silver snuff-box. And 60 lots that do not require to be advertised. REMEMBER—SATURDAY, 10th, at 1 O'CLOCK fcHARP, A. Myers and Co.'s SALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES. FRIDAY, 9th OCTOBEB, At 2 o'clock. VALUABLE SUBURBAN VILLA SITE. . IHE PERPETUAL TRUSTEES, ESTATE, AND AGENCY COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED, have received instructions to sell by auction, in their Rooms, Rattray street, on Friday, October 9, at 2 o'clock, A valuable property at Caversham, containing three roods and tix poles, together with the stable and outbuildi gs thereon. This property is a most deirablo site for a residence, being pleasantly situated and commanding one of the finest views 1o be had around the City. The land has been greatly improved, and is well planted with fruit and other trets. For further particulars apply at the offices of the Auctioneers. FRIDAY, 16th OCTOBER, At 2.30 p.m. Hall of Chamber of Commerce. IMPORTANT SALE OF VALUABLE LAND AT GRANT'S BRAES. IHE PERPETUAL TRUSTEES, ESTATE, AND AGENCY COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED) are instruc ed to offer for sale by public auction as above, in the hall of the Chamber of Commerce, Liverpool street, in one lot, Tho whole of that beautiful suburban land situated in Anderson's Bay district, fronting the harbor, and immediately adjoining the TOWNSHIP OF WAVERLEY, U„!„» „„„(.;™o i 9 3 a 11 19 is 1-1 15, and 16, block VHL, Anderson s Tay district; and section 21, block L, Otago Peninsula district, containing about 113 acres. The property will be offered for absolute disposal by public competition, as the owner is making extensive improvements on another estate, and ii determined to realise at almost any sacrifice The property, therefore, to show the bona fide character of tho sale, will be offered at the MERELY NOMINAL CFSET PRICE OP L6O PER ACRE,and will be sold to the highest bidder without further reserve. A bonajide offer of LlO5 per acre for over GO acres ofnche property was made about sevea year}},ago, but on t-anarnisaion to the then owner, who was resident out of the Colony, was refused. - So toon as the long-talkcd-of biidgc across the harbor —and which at no distant date is likely enough to be a thing accomplished—is actually orected, there can be little doubt that every acre of the property will be saleable readily at an average price of from L6OO TO LI.OOO PER ACRE. Any Syndicate or Capitalist, therefore, purchasing this Property at anything under LIOO per acre, and interesting itself or himself in pushing THE BRIDGE SCHEME ahead may confidently expect to realise a very CONSIDERABLE FORTUNE l.y thfa purchase of this property. About 60 acres have been carefully laid off into the Township of Ivanhoe, on one section of which the new residence of AL J. S. Mackenzie, Esq., - M.H.R., has been recently erected; and the property contains, without exception, the finest sites for villa residences in the neighborhood of Dunedin. If the proposed bridge were onc-j erected the u 1 er tnc pogt office than Dunedin proper itself which have been sold generally at from L4OO to 1600 per quwtcracre. Terms: One-fifth cash, and balance may remain on mortgage foi 5 or 7 years, at 6 per cent, interest. Full particulars and plans on application te THE AUCTIONEERS. JAMES A. PARK AND COMPANY, General Auctioneers, Commission Agent*, and Valuators. —Commodious Auction Rooms Open for the Sale of Propeitie?, Household description. Liberal cash advances made on goods sent to ihe rooms tor sale. Account Saleg promptly rendered. Auction Rooms: No, 14 Stafford Street, Dunum?.