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Otago Daily Times, Issue 111, 25 March 1862, Page 2

Auctions. AUCTION NOTICE. LAST IMPORTANT NOTICE. THE FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP 01' ST. KILDA. THE DAY OF SALE, THIS DAY, TUESDAY, 25th MARCH, At 11 O'clock. THE PLACE OF SALE: JONES' PROVINCIAL SALE YARD. THE AUCTIONEERS: MESSRS. E. DE CARLE & CO. THE TITLE : ONE REMOVE ONLY FROM THE CROWN. ITU-IE AUCTIONEERS would particularly request -I- all intending Purchasers to see the Land and judge for themselves. The distance is 1^ miles from the Post-office. The road has been formed (by the Proprietors) to the Butts starting point, two Bridges made, and any one caii now walk there in twenty minutes from the Post office. The Land itself is unequalled for Scenery and Situation, and every inch ot it is fit for BUILDING PURPOSES, It being well Drained, and the most healthy spot to be found. CHAMPAGNE LUNCHEON AT 10 O'CLOCK. SALE AT 11 O'CLOCK PECISELY. THIS DAY, T.UESDAY, 2oth MARCH. N.B.—FREEHOLD PROPERTY. TO THE PUBLIC GENERALLY. FIRST FREEHOLD PROPERTY OF GREAT VALUE EVER OFFERED IN the PROVINCE, vor POSITIVE AND ACTUAL SALE. Township of ST. KILDA, 1£ miles from the Postoffice on the Government Road, about -J of a mile beyond the residence of E. B. CAKGILIi, Esq., and running to the Ocean Beach. | TOWNSHIP OF ST. KILDA, |To be submitted !o Public Coi"petition, and Sold WITHOUT RESERVE, At Messrs. Jones, Bird, & Co.'s Provincial Sale Yards, on TUESDAY, March 25, at 11 o'clock precisely. EDE CARLE & CO., are instructed by Messrs , Scott „ Co., to sell at the Provincial Sale Yards, on Tuesday, 25th March, the whole of the Township of ST. KILDA, on the Butts Road and Ocean Beach, and subdivided as follows: — 42 allotments, each 50 feet frontage to the Main Road—upon which the Butts have just been erected by the Military (known as Prince Albert's Road)", by a depth of 100 feet 20 allotments fronting V ictoria Road and the Ocean Beach —varying- in size from 40 feet to 110 feet frontage, and great depth, adapted for . the Merchant Princes' residences. 28 allotments, 50 feet by 100 feet, fronting Prince Edward and Main Government Road. 20 allotments, each 40 foet by 100 feet, fronting Larkworthy, Valpy, and Lambert-streets. 20 allotments, each 40 feet by 100 feet, fronting Jackson-street—GO feet wide. 29 allotments, each 40 feet by 100 feet, fronting Douglas-street —GO feet wide. 20 allotments, each 40 tcet by 100 feet, fronting Cargill-street— 00 feet wide. 26 allotments, each 40 feet by 100 feet, fronting Scott-street—GO fret wide. 26 allotments, each 50 feet by 100 feet, fronting Richardson, Chapman, Mills, and Cuttenstreets, each 60 feet wide. 29 allotments, each 40 feet by 100 feet, fronting Logie-street—6o feet wide. 29 allotments, each 40 feet by 100 feet, fronting Jones-street —GO foet wide. 29 allotments, each 40 feet by 100 feet, fronting Young-street —60 feet wide. 15 allotments, each 50 feet by 100 feet, fronting Bridirman-strect— 60 feet wide, and a Market reserve of 2 acres. 8 allotments, each 50 feet by 100 feet, fronting Miller-street—GO feet wide. 8 allotments, each 50 feet by 100 feet, fronting Hardy-street—6o feet wide. 14 allotments, each 50 feet by 100 feet, fronting Stewart-street —60 feet wide. 40 allotments, each 50 by 100 fronting. Dalgety, Bridgman, and Bird-streets, each 60 feet wide. 18 allotments, each 40 feet by 100 feet, fronting Driver-street—6o feet wide. 24 allotments, each 40 feet by 100 feet, fronting Calder-street—GO feet wide. 24 allotments, each 50 foet by 100 feet, fronting M'Glashan-street—GO feet wide. 16 allotments, each 50 feet by 100 feet, fronting De Carle-street—GO feet wide. 16 allotments, each 40 feet by 100 feet, fronting Logan-street—GO feet wide. 48 allotments, each 40 feet by 100 feet, fronting Burns', Given, and Cole-streets, each GO feet wide. 20 allotments, each 40 feet by 100 feet, fronting-Williamson-street —60 feet wide. 30 allotments, each 50 feet by 100 feet, fronting Moreau-street —GO foot wide. The situation of the Property the Auctioneer can state from actual observation is not be surpassed, and is a far better site than the N. E. Valley, and also nearer the heart of the City. The ground is a beautiful level, but in every part quite high and dry. When the inhabitants come to consider that land is the Valley is leasing at from 20.3. to 30s. per foot per annum, and that an opportunity is now offered to get an actual freehold, with immediate possession, at a far less sum than is required for a lease in one year, it must be patent that a great desideratum is offered.. Part of the land adjoins the Ocean Beach, and there is an abundance of sand to be procured for making the streets. It will be observed that all the streets are 60 feet wide, and a reserve for a Market and Public Offices of 2 Acres ; also, 2 Churches and School reserves—which will be given by the Proprietors to Trustees of whatever Denominations the majority of the Purchasers may wish. Plans of the ground are in course of preparation, and can be obtained at the Auctioneers' Rooms, Princes-street, opposite Office of thfs Paper. The Proprietors wish it to be distinctly stated, that every lot will be sold to the highest bidder, and the eminent-Solicitors, Messrs. Kenyon and Rawlins, have made arrangements to prepare the Deeds at a charge of One-and-a-half Guineas each The Title is one remove from the Crown. Immediate possession given. Terms under £50, one-third cash, three and six months ; over £50, one-third cash, three, six, and nine months. No upset price. , Owing to its being the most important sale ever held in Dunedin Champagne Luncheon will be provided: THIS DAY, THE SALE OF ALL SALES. THE GREAT AUCTION SALE. MESSRS. E De CARLE & CO. would remind every class of the community that the Great Sale of Freehold Land, I.J miles from the Post Office, Dunedin, takes place at Jones, Bird & Co's Provincial Sale Yards, on TUESDAY, 25th March, at 11 o'clock. The following advantages the Auctioneers wish to be impressed upon the minds of intending buyers : Ist. Abundance of firewood at Anderson's Bay, Prince Edward Road runs from Mr. David Galilei's, directly to the Anderson's Bay lload, which is close to St. Kilda, on the City side. 2nd. Quarries • for building materials on the ground itself. 3rd. The land is situated high and dry—is in a most sheltered situation, and commands a view of the finest scenery in the colony. 4th. There can be no question that for all purposes of pleasure, enjoyment, and natural amusement, all the Citizens must seek the direction of the Ocean Beach, upon which St. KjUda stands. sth. Abundance of finest water can be obtained in any part of the ground by sinking 10 feet. 6th. The instructions to the Auctioneers are positive to sell every lot to the highest bidder,; and give immediate possession. v The Champagne Luncheon will commence at ten o'clock, and owing to .700 allotments having to be disposed of, the sale must commence at 11 o'clock pre- ( oisely, This Day,1 .. .. ; |