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Otago Daily Times, Issue 153, 13 May 1862, Page 2

Auction 3« THIS DAY. i ~ TUESDAY, I3th MAY. At Twelve o'clock sharp. Without Reserve. FANCY GOODS AND STATIONERY. WILLIAM WATTS has received instxactions to sell, at the rooms, Rattravstreet, on Tuesday, May 13th, at Twelve o'clock, the following assortment of Fancy Goods and Stationery :— Furnished lines Gun wads Japan crueta %. Solar wicks Modera'eur wicks Chimneys Wood battledores Glass toys Dutch dolls Basket rattles Tennis balls Hoop toys Skipping'ropes Garden sets Pipe mounts Marble slabs Soup ladles Razors Waiters , German silver dessert spoons ~ „ table forks „ „ dessert forks Ginger beer awls ' Brass connecting cocks Toasting forks Back lamps and chimneys Razor strops Desk inka Nibs Toy books, assorted Foolscap Albert note ' Copy books Side combs -- ■ Shoe brushes Washing1 booki Braid combs Court plateter Shaving brushes Box rules . Also, Patent knife machine* . ' ■ Gla«s toys Marbles Toys Gilt frame pictures Acrobats ■■■_■■■ Scissors THIS DAY • TUESDAY. 13th MAY. At 12 o'clock. To Gentlemen, Gardeners, and Others. Ex Joshua Bates. Just Xanded FINE ASSORTMENT OF BULBS. Without Reserve. WILLIAM WATTS has received instructions from the , in Victoria, to sell at the rooms, Rattray-street, on Tuesday, 13th instant, at li o'clock, the following fine assortment ,of Bulbs, consisting of .-.■.. s I3abiona Gladiolus ? Ixias Spanricug Oxalias * Irisis Iygidia Every kind. Assorted colors. . MONDAY, MAY 19. At 12 o'clock, sharp. A SPOKE FROM THE WHEEL OF FORTUNE. PORTION OF HLOCK VII., TOWN OF DUNEDIN. Without Reserve. On the ground, High-street, opposite Hope-street. WILLIAM WATTS has been favored with instructions from Mr. J. D. Jonks, to sell on the ground, High-street, a few yards above the Taraora Hotel Bar, on Monday, May 19th, at 12 o'clock, without reserve, ' \ The lease of all those desirable allotments of land being a subdivision of portion of Block VII. A plan of which is to be seen at the Auction Rooms. There are at present three well-built Houseß on three of the allotments,—one let for £ 200 per year, one £150, and the other £100. The situation is second to none in town, either for business 'purposes (the neighborhood being very crowded at present, with every prospect of its being the best outlet from Dunedin) or private residences. The frontage to High-street is at present in great demand, Mr. Jones haying been pressed to sell at very high rates; but, having a desire to dispose of the ■whole by fair competition, he is determined to submit the entire subdivision on Monday 19th, at 12 o'clock. Terms of sale will be very liberal. The Auctioneer begs to draw attention to the situation, it being, without exception, the most delightful spot in town, from which a view niay_ be obtained of the ocean, and the advantage of knowing early the arrival of the mails; in addition to which the prospect is delightful; in fact, the finest in this enchant ing city. ' Such an opportunity may never occur again, and therefore should not be lost. The Contractors have commenced to cut away_ and level the street; it is expected it will be finished within one month, and when done, High-street will, be the best and most frequented spot in town. Terms at sale. PORTOBELLO DISTRICT. R CAMPBELL and CO. have been instructed . by tko proprietor. H. C. Hertslet, Esq., to Bell by private contract, ~ 20 Acres of Freehold Property, situated between Grassypoint, and the Yellow Bluft, Porto- " ' ' hello t)i*trict, opposite Port Chalmers. ' This valuable property consists of rich alluvial land, moderately timbered, comparatively level, well watered and grassed, being suitable either for agricultural or pastoral pursuits, having the advantage of deep water frontage to the harbor, affording facilities for the shipment of produce, timber or other material, either to Port Chalmers or Dunedin. This property, from its convenient distance from Dunedin, and easy_ access to it, either by land or water, offers to the industrious farmer or agriculturist an opportunity of acquiring property of increasing value upon easy and liberal terms. . Further particulars can be obtained at the rooms of the Auctioneers. R. CAMPBELL & CO., Maclafrgan-street. ~ WEDNESDAY, 2Sth MAY. OAMARU BUILDING ALLOTMENT. T> CAMPBELL & CO. have been instructed by Xl/. the proprietor H. C. Hertslet, Esq ,to sell by public Auction, (if not previously disposed of), at Ownaru, on Wednesday tho 2Sth May,— All that valuable piece of land situated in the Government reserve adjoining Itchen-street, and immediately opposite Wharf-street, subdivided as per plan into ten allotments. The position of this section is about the finest in tie rising Township of Ormaru, commanding a magnificent view of the Bay and anchorage ground, open, airy, but well sheltered, and the only peice of land upon the Government reserve and public esplanade which has been disposed of, being well suited for the erection of private residences or business premises, from its contiguity to the landing place and anchorage ground of Oamaru Bay. Terms Liberal. R. CAMPBELL & CO., Auctioneers, Land Agents, &c, See., Maclaggan-street. ■ ~ WEDNESDAY, 28th MAI. OAMARU BUILDING SITES. R CAMPBELL & CO. have received instruc- . tions from H. C. Hertslet, Esq., to submit to trablie competition, at Oamaru, on -Wednesday, the 28th May. All that valuable piece of land, comprising about half an acre, being section No. 10, block No. 30, situated in Test-street, and next allotment but one to Tyne-street, close to the Bay and Government Reserve. To persons intending to erect business premises, the present instance affords them an opportunity o •possessing freehold property upon easy and liberal terms. The position of this section of land being so •entrally situated, close to the landing place and ■hipping, presents an opportunity for the.safe investment ofi-apital rarely equalled. Terms very liberal. 8,. CAMPBELL & CO., Auctioneers, Land Agents, ire.