Auctions. WEDNESDAY, 16tiiXi 71UL,~1832! MIRIK E VILLAGE Of DALKUITH, Within Ten Minutes' Walk of the Jetty, nt PORT CHALMERS. E CAMPBELL & CO. have receive.! instructions ). from John Thomson, Esq., Port Chalmers, to sell by auction, on the ground adjoining the Town Belt, on Wednesday, the lUtli inst., at 12 o'clock, the lease, for 14 years,1 of his valuable lauded pro pert y, Suburban Section Ko. C 2, subdivided into lots to suit the convenience of intending purchasers, situated outside the Town Belt, on the Dimediii-rcad, and close to the Peninsula which seperates Sawyers' Bay from the Anchorage Ground, at Port Chalmers. The position of the village of Dalkeith is upoa.a gently vising and sheltered acclivity from the soa shore, and commands an extensive prospect tnwnrttj the entrance to the Heads of Otago Ilnrbor anil V h:;----staff, the Maori settlement, Porto Bello, and i:;'r;-iU near the Bay of Port Chalmers, and the anchoiii^o ground, for the largest of ocean going .steamers aiul sailing vessels, from' whence there is daily communication with this capital of the province by boats, steamers, and sailing vessels, and the new line of road over the ranges, which is now completed, will bring Port Chalmers within about four miles of the Northeast Valley, on ilie macadamised level road to Dunedin. The north side of the village of Dalkeith borders on the richly wooded and well watered country, the view of which is terminated by the lofty summit ot Mount Car-gill, towards the north-east. To the south and west is seen the cultivated lands of the Peninsula, the wooded hills extending towards Anderson's Bay and the Ocean Beach ; the harbor of Otago, with shipping passing to and from Duuedin. The new road, now completed, from Port Chalmers to Dunechn, passes through the property, and offers to the admirers of nature a new vitt-i of charwiin" scenery at every turn of the road, rivnlltii" the mobt admired views of the famed Lock Katrh.e, or Lochlomond.. To persons desirous of possessing Marine Eesi dences, the present instance presents manyadvan tages ; its fine position and accessibily, either by land or water, being only within a few minutes' walk from the chief port of the province, and entrance to the capital of Otago. The terms of lease are for fourteen years, and full valuation at that period will be allowed for aIL ini-. provements made upon the property; and, being more closely situated to the trading part of the port than other portions of the Township, it presents openings for the safe investment of capital in the erection or shops, warehouses, or private residences, having frontages to the sea-beach, with a gentle declivity from the main road. Plans of the Property are being prepared, which can shortly be obtained at the rooms of the auctioneers. Terms, liberal—declared at time of sale. Luncheon provided. 11. CAMPBELL & CO., Auctioneers, and General Land and Estate agents.
PRELIMINARY NOTICE. Township of St. Leonard, on the Hill. - R CAMPBELL. & CO. have received .instruc- , tions from Messrs. Gillies and Street, as agents for John M'Glashan, Esf^, Balmacewen, to o'.ibmit to public competition, on an early day, of which due notice will be given. HIS SUBURBAN PROPERTY, THE TOWNSHIP OF ST. LEONARD , ON THE HILL, Comprising about 20 Acres, situate on the HalfWay Bush and North East Valley Roads, and about ten minutes' walk from the North end of George-street. The position of the above valuable Freehold Property isi most choice, being convenient to'the A rorth end of the City, and the Water of Leith ; open ami well-sheltered, yet sufficiently elevated to command a magnificent view of the City of Ditnedin, suburbs, and surrounding country. ....^. Towards the. West and South-West, the view is varied and beautiful, and extend to the Kaikorai Valley, in the direction of the Green Island; the wooded slopes of'Brockville, the residence of F. Borton, Esq. ; the villas of Messrs. Roy, Oliver, Hepburn, Junor, Shank, Ross, and the far-fanicd Craigielee." On the North and East is the beautiful panoramic prospect of the forest scenery towards the Flag-staff Hill, Mount (iargill, and the lofty snowy mountain in the distance; the Korth-Eost V-alley and Road to Port Chalmers, Signal Hill, and the meandering course of the Water of Leith, till lost in the woodland landscape of Pelichet Bay inlet. On the South, the scene is towards the Harbor and shipping ; the wooded hills of the peninsula which separates the Harbor of Otago from the Southern ocean ; in the distance towards the ocean beach may be seen steam and sailing vessels engaged in the Australian, coasting, and foreign trade, passing to and fro in the direction of Foveaux Straits, Stewart's Island, and the settlements on the Southern coasts of New Zealand. This valuable property is now being surveyed in lots to suit the convenience of purchasers, ami more suitable sites for private residences could hardly ba desired, having the advantage of cheap firewood from its close proximity to the bush,, and -the additional privilege of possessing the right to run stock on ihe adjacent Hundred, which extends over the rangea to the North Taieri and Silver Stream. The Government School of the District is within a short distance of the property.
Plans are Tscing prepared, and will shortly lie on view at the Rooms of the Auctioneers, Maclnggaustreet; ami. at Messrs. Gillies and Street's; Land Agents and Surveyors, Princes-street, Duuedin. it. Campbell & co_., Auctioneers, Valuators See. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. R CAMPBELL and CO. have received instrnc- . tions from Mr. John Duncan, to soil, at an early day, The Lease for ten years of Suburban Section No. 2, now being subdivided into 28 allotments, having frontages of'2s feet to s street, being a continuation of Great Kins street, and almo.-t on the bank? of the Water of Leith, and the entrance to the sequestered and rural retirement of the most beautiful suburb of the city—the North E:ist Valley. To intending pur •■'.lasers of" villas or country residences the situation of the above lots present-? many advantages as regards distance, its accessibility for resident-sin the neighborhood at all hours of tha day to and from the city by public cimveyimettij its beautiful woodland scenery and quiet retirement, being in it well sheltered and healthy position, leiidering it one of the most choice localities for a suburban residence nrqund the Ci:y of Dunediu. Plans are being- prepared, and will shortly bo on view at the rooms of the auctioneers. Further particulars and day of tale in a. future advertisement. It. CAMPBELL and CO., Auctioneers, Valuators, Land and Estate agents TOWN PltOPEltTy. Firsfc-elass Hotel for Sale. R CAMPBELL & CO. have for disposal by pri- . vate contract as first-class Hotel situate in the main street of the city, now doing a a Large business. The Premises are extensive, consisting of eighteen bed-rooms, and bar, tap-i'ooin, three large public rooms, out-offices, together with every _ appliance and convenience for carrying on a large," increasing, I aiid lucrative business. ' r . • Further particulars, and every information, to be had of the. Auctioneers. - R. CAMPBELL & CO. Maclafijzan -street. OUILDING SITES To be leased for 14 years. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. R CAMPBELL & CO. have received instructions . from Mr. Alexander M'Kenzie, to lease for a period of 14 years, twelve allotments of Land, <:losu to their auction-rooms, hi Maclaggan-strcet, being situated at the intersection of Clark, Duncan, and Canongate-strcets. , The leases of the several lots will be sold for tha above period, subject to the yearly rental that rhey may bring at auction, or purchaser may have the option of buying- the 14 years' lease without any ground rent being required. ' : The position of this piece of land is most convenient for tradesmen or the working classes, being,close to the very centre of the city, without beingsummnded, by other dwellings; in an airy healthy locality, commanding from its elevated position a fine view of the city and" principal thoroughfares, with abundance of pure water running tlirough the ground. ' Terms libc-al, declared at time of sale.
TO MERCHANTS AND OTHERS. TTICTORIA'N AUCTION MART, .opposite V Twins Office, Princes-street, Dunedin.—ls. DE CARLE & CO. are now prepared to reeeirt Goods for Sale.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 126, 11 April 1862, Page 2
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