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Otago Daily Times, Issue 50, 13 January 1862, Page 3

Auctions. THIS DAY. SALE BY AUCTION. At 11 a.m. sharp. FOR POSITIVE SALE. To Timber Merchants, Builders, Carpenters, and Others. AM'LANDRESS & Co. have received instruc- . tions from John Bell, Esq., to sell by public auction on the Beach, opposite the Bank of New South AVales, on Monday, 13th January, 1802, the cargo of the; schonner JANE, from Geelong, consfcting of:— Timber, deals, sashes and frames, doors, skirting, mouldings, locks and hinges, Manilla rope, horse and bullock drays, felloes, galvanized iron, zinc, nails, ladders, spqutings, ■ sashlines, cedar mantle pieecs, sash-weights, and builders'ironmongery, &c.,&c. 3GI best spokes 392 horse-dray chaise cart, waggon, and bullock felloes 4 pairs sashes and frames complete, 10x13x1 J 4 do do 10x10xii 18 cases sashes, assorted sizes, in pairs 4 do single sashes, do. 4 lights 1 do do 9 do 20 doors, 6 Gx2 6 D.M. H 30 do R.P. 20 do 6 10x210 S.M. 20 do 7x3 S.M. 216 ps T&G, 6xi running 5,333 ft. 338 do Gxf 0,043 109 do Gxl 2,501 55 do SJxIJ red, 1,092 207 do 6xl £ do 4,033 83 T&G 9xi dressed, 1,493 1855 ps. scantling, assorted sizes and lengths, 10,845 ft. • 622 do hardwood, assorted sizes and lengths 17,000 feet weatherboards 5,050 do shelving 5,108 do T&G lumber 1,164 do clear pine, inch 1,400 deal pickets, 4J feet 124 ns. lining, J-inch, 1,627 ft. 8 do deals, 11x3 & 9x4 74 do skirting, 1,096 feet 70 architraves, 7in. D2,9C6 feet 10 pkgs. moulding nnd architraves 40 bundles laths, 4J feet 9 tons galvanized iron 61 kegs Ewbank's and Armernd nails 6 ladders, assorted -■'12 packgs. sash lines 6 plain cedar mnnrlppieccs 40 doz. frames, pullies, (sash) 3do sash fasteners 1 ciise assorted T hinges 3 casks locks, patent barrel bolts, and screws, assorted sizes 40 bundles laths, 4J feet 10 drums boiled oil 10 do raw 4 casks zinc, 211 23 An assortment of spouting, ridge capping, angles pipes, &c. The Ironmongery, Spoutings, Galvanized Iron Sash AVeights, Ac, will be sold at the Stores of A. M'Landress and Co., Walker-street, immediately after the sale of Timber on the Beach. Terms liberal declared at Sale. AUCTION SALE. THIS DAY. AT 1 O'CLOCK P.M. AM'LANDRESS & CO. will Sell by « Auction, on their Premies, AA'alker-sti-eet, imnieuintely after the Sale of the Cargo of the " Jane," — 21 casks of Hams—new 15 cases of Bacon—new 150 firkins Butter—new 140 do. do. Old—prime condition 50 half-chests Tea, ex Eagle 30 half do. do., ex Conflict 50 half do. do., ex Great Britain 100 eases Candles—"Prices" 340 bags Oats 7 hhds. Old Scotch AVhisky 50 tierces Best Cured Beef— " Easton and Bennett's" 30 tons Fine Flour 14 barrels Dried Apples 5 cases Vestas 10 cases Coffee, 2 cwt each—l lb. tins. Terms at Sale. AUCTION SALE. THIS DAY. At 1 o'clock p.m. A M'LANDRESS & CO. will Sell by [ l\ m Auction, on the premises, AValker-street, imI medial e'y after the sale ofthe j Cargo of the Jane-y One Invoice of American Chairs, Furniture, and Buckets One do. do. Glassware One do. do. Tinware Terms at Sale. FRIDAY, JANUARY 17th, 1862. ' TOKOMAIRIRO. HORSES, FAT BULLOCKS, DAIRY COWS, &c. To Settlers, Farmers, Butchers, Carriers, Dealers, and Others. M M'CAW, MACLEAN, & Co., are favoured • with instructions from Wm. Gret, Esq., to se.U by auction, at Goodall's Yard, Tokomairiro, on FRIDAY, the 17th instant, at 12 o'clock, sharp, 20 very superior horses, suitable for all purposes " 15 splendid very fat bullocks, 3 and 4 years old, & 50 first-class dairy cows and heifers, witli calves at foot, and springing. Also, A few remaining quarter-acre sections in the Township of Clarendon. Terms at sale. Luncheon provided. „, ,—,-...iemmm——Bß———n—______ To Let. 'no LET, — THREE-ROOMED COTTAGE. 4 Apply James Gall, Mr. Miller's, Moray Place. - A LARGE STORE TO LET, with DWELLING HOUSE, and STABLE attached, within five minutes walk ofthe Post Office. P. LAAVRENCE, Kent House, Bell Hill. TO LET ON LEASE, FOR a term of 14 or 21 years, that valuable CORNER SECTION, with the six-roomed VERANDAH HOUSE erected thereon, having a frontage to Manor place and Hope-street. This property from its position, and having a stream of water running through it, is admirably adapted for a First Class Hotel, being within three minutes walk from the Jetty, and facing^ Prince*street. Apply to J. R. JOHNSTON, On the premises. TO LET FOR BUILDING PURPOSES. FIRST-CLASS SITES in George-street St. Andrew-street, and Filluel-street. Apply to JOHN CURLE, —• Proprietor^ Opposite Government Offices. AND TO LET on BUILDING LEASE, in the following streets in the City of DUNEDIN:— George-street Dowling-street stuart-street Rattray-street Filleul-street Manor Piace St. Andrew-street Stafford-street 1 Hanover-street Walker-street Moray Place Princes-Street j Terms of Lease, 14 years. Valuation given for improvement. Apply to . D. J. NAPIER, Princes-street. TO SPECULATORS, HOTEL-KEEPERS, AND OTHERS. A RAPID FORTUNE IN A FEW YEARS I TO LET ON LEASE.—That well-known - old-established House, "ABBEYLEIX HOUSE," with a Frontage of 132 feet, situate in the best position in Dunedin ; a first-rate supply of water having a spring at the door. Contains dining and sitting rooms, all elegantly furnished, also 2* bedrooms, servants rooms, out-houses and offices, well furnished. A 12-stall stable and hayloft. These premises being so well known; it is needless to make any comment, only such • chance may neyer again occur, it is therefore desirable for intending purchasers to make early application. For terms &c., apply to ' ■ ■ P. LAWRENCE. Kent House, Bell Hill. 1091 TO BE LET OR SOLD. THE WAIHOLA STORE, in the Township of - Clarendon, well known as the mostTaluablo business site, in connection with the Diggings, in the Province of Otago. Apply to Mr. Wm. Gbey, on the premise*. 514 c