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Otago Daily Times, Issue 117, 1 April 1862, Page 2

Auctions. : —-> ~ Tina day. ' ~ AT THE COMMERCIAL SALE ROOMS. J DANIELS & CO. are' instructed-by sell by Auction at llieir rooms on Tuesdny,;April Ist. 16Dalf-ehpstsTta Terms—Cti-sh. One o'Clock, shari). , THIS DAY. AT .THE COMMERCIAL RALE ROOMS. J DANIELS & CO. have received instructions . to sell by Auction lit their rooms. 2 tons Soft-shell Almonds, One o'Clock, sharp. EXCHANGE SALES ROOM AND AUCTION MAR T . EDWARD 0A S P T-: R & CO., AUCTIONEERS, CoMsnssiojr Merchants. Land, House, and Estati: -\gexts, Inform ■ Morclmiits, 'Importer!., rind Wholesale Buyers, that, till the completion of their premises, they will occupy the newly erected building in High street, facing the Rattray streetjetty. E. C. nnd Co. make advances on bills lading, pay import nnd other charges, and hold goods according to arrangement, so as to ensure the obtaining full market value. Advances arc also mr.de on all tangible securities placed with E. C. ar.d Co. for realisation. Large parcels of first cla«s Merchandise always on hand for private sale .Goods stored without cliarpo for two weeks. i E. C. and Co. -will be happy to place their services in effecting Sales, either liy PUBLIC AUCTION OR PRIVATE CONTRACT, At .file disposal of those desirous to sell Merchandise, Timber,. Furniture, Land, Houses, or •' - ■ ■"■■>'«> - ■ S'.iip*.- . ■. ■■ " - ■ WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2nd, 1362. Important Sale1 of a Largu Quantity of first-class .Furniture, Piano, Plated' Ware, China, Crock'"cry, &c, Rattray-stroet, at the top of the " ' Hill, near Hood's new Hotel JS. RAPHAEL has been favored with instruc- . tions to sell by auction, without the slightest reserve, on WEDNESDAY, April 2m', 1862, (the proprietor being about to leavu for England) a quantity of very superior household FURNITURE :— Drawing Room —Pianoforte, by Broadwood, Loc Table, Chairs, Sofa and Easy Chair in haircloth, Choffionier, Paintings, Plated Ware, Carpets, &c. Dining Room —Carpet and Rug, Telescope Table, - Cano Chairs, Easy Chair, China, Crockery, Painting, Sideboard, &c. Bedroom —Iron Bedstead, Bedding, Chest of, Drawers, Waslistancl, Toilet Sets, Mattrass, Pillows, &c, Kitchen—Table, Meat-safe, and all necessary kitchen utensils. Terms Cash. Also, the Unexpired Three Years' Lease of the above House, at the nominal Giound rent of £80 per annum. - . ' • ' ' ■ TUESDAY, Sin APRIL, 1862. To Merchants, Speculators, and persons requiring I first-class business sites, and Land suitable for dwelling houses in the centre of the Town. MR. J. S. RAPHAEL has been favored with in- I structionsfron p .Tohn Mollison, Esq., to sell by auction on the ground, at one o'clock, sharp, on Tuesdas, Bth April, 1862, without the slightest reserve, 7 years lease of the property now known as Thornton Terrace, being' sections 36, 37, 38, 39 and 40, and situated in Stafford-street, adjoining the property of D. P. Napier and W. Mills, Esanires. 13 frontages to Staffonf-street, each 21 feet by a depth of 75 feet, with a right-of-way at the rear, 15 feet wide, at the nominal ground rent of Five pounds per annum. 14 allotments, 24 feet frontage to a right-of-way, by a depth of 75 feet, at the nominal ground rent of three pounds per annum. Seven years lease will be sold with the option of renewal for a further period of seven years. The rent to be subjected to arbitration, and at the expiration : of this term valuation will be given for improvements made. The auctioneer in offering this really valuable and first-class property to the public, does not deem it necessary to dilate upon this opportunity of securing Land on snch liberal lonns, the position of vthose allotments having frontages to Staifp.wl : street, which is the leading "street in Dunedin..and alinostinvaluable for business sites. The back albtments command a magnificent view of' the beautiful and picturesque Bay of Dunedin and .the Ocean Beach, and are ad- ■ mirably adapted for private Residences, their prox'imityto the Post Of lice, Jetty and Banks, render them in every way desirable for gentlemen in search •of ground for private residences near town, and free from: its noise and turmoil. Lithographed plans of the property to be had gratis at the rooms of the Auctioneers, or, at the Diggers' Mart, Princes-street. Terms—One third cash, the balance at three and six months Immediate possession given. Champagne lunch provided. Remember one o'clock sharp, and no reserve. J.S.RAPHAEL, Auctioneer and Valuator, ' Stafford-street, Duednin. EXTENSIVE SALE. GENERAL MERCHANDISE. On Wednesday .Vext the 2nd Apkil. At 12 o'clock precisely. TJIREDERICK MOSS & CO. will sell by. Public P Auction at their Stores, Princes-street. . A Large and Valuable assortment of Goods, consisting of — 80 casks, each 4 doz., Bass' Ale, No. 3 70 cases J. Gros' Cognac 2,000 bushels of Oats 2-i cases American Chairs 16 cases Sardiues 20 half-barrels Dried Apples t ' 110 boxes Belmout Sperm, Nevas', and other Candles 192 boxes Liverpool Soap 4 cases Sharp's Axes (handled) 50 boxes Tea 7 dozen Cradle Plates 30 dozen Galvanized Iron Buckets 60 dozen.Zinc and-Tin Buckets 11 dozen Glasgow do.----6 dozen Long Tom Plates 38 dozen Round-point and Square-mouthed Shovels an&Puddling Spades 6 bundles punched Cradle Plates 1 jar Quicksilver . 50 dozen Bossed Dishes (assorted sizes) 6 Galvanized Iron Pumps 2 bales Blankets 20 Tarpaulins 20 Drill Tents 30 dozen American Picks and Driving Picks (assorted) ■ 1 case Coleman's Mustard 4 trunks Blucher Boots. 1 case Water-Tight do. ■ , I case Wellington do. ;.,. 1 case Shoemakers' Grindery . .J^ATso, invoices of— •„. Assorted .Ironmongery, Carpenters' and other ■ TooLsj Blacksmiths' Jiellows, Strong-room . - doorj, Stereoscopes and Stereoscopic Slides, Foolscap Paper-, and a variety of other; i articles, to clore accounts. At the same time will be offered, subject to the requisite License being granted to the Purchaser :■ - 5 Revolvers, (Dean and Adams) ;2 Minie Rifles, and— :13 Fowling pieces TEKMS AT SALE. ~T Wednesday; 2nd april. Sale of Valuable Leasehold Allotments in Great King ' Street, 'opposite Knot's Church. RCA MPBELL & CO. have received instructions . from the proprietor, Mr. D. White, to sell by auction at their Rooms, M'Laggan-street, on the above date, - . ' The Lease of 14 Years of Sections Nos. 16 and 17, Block 26, subdivided into four.allotments, with v frontage co Great King-street, of 30 feet by a depth 'f 165 feet, wiih a right of way of 12 feet wide extending to rear of allotments.' , ■ . The position of the above valuable Leasehold - Property from its close proximity to Stewart Street, and .Pelichet Bay Jetties,,now nearly completed, offers gicat facilities for die erection . ' 'of Stores, Warehouses, Timber Yards, or a first-class Hotel, (tliere being none in the .vicinity.) It is also in the centre of the traffic to the north and eastern outlets from .the City— the North-east Valley, Port Chalmers, Blueskin, and the northern parts of the Province of Otago. Conveyances pass to and fro at all hours of the day. From the increasing value of Property in this' locality; so close to the ctntre of business, .the present opportunity offora peculiar advantages to parties desirous of obtaining a secure investment and safe return for cheir capital. The termsare very, liberal, and the annual ground rent nominal. _ • Plans 01 the allotments are now being prepared, and can be had of the Auctioneers. • R. CAMPBELL & C 0.,. .Auctioneers'and Estate Agentsj Maclaggan-street-