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Otago Daily Times, Issue 172, 4 June 1862, Page 2

Auctions. r"~~ TIIIS ]> A y, WEDNESDAY, -ith JUNE, At twelve o'clock. I TO STOREKEEPERS. ! GENERAL SALE OF MERCHANDISE. WILLTAM WATTS has been favored with insinwtions fiwci the Importers, to sell, at his Rooms, on Wednesday, 4th inst., at 12 o'clock, 40 tons flour 100 boxes Halo's »p«rn> candles 100 „ Agillys 00 cases sardine.1! 100 boxe? «oap j <3tJ ~ tallow caudl-ea 50 half-chests tea i 0 tons sugar 100 cases stout 100 ~ ale IOObMs. ale 1 ton rope Also, A LOT OF SUNDRIES. Terms—£so and under, Cash ; over that amount, an approved Bill at 3 mouths. THIS DAY WEDNESDAY, Ith JUNK, At twelve o'clock. For the Benefit of whom it may concern. With all Faults. WILLIAM WATTS has received instructions to sell, at his Rooms, on Wednesday, 4th June, at 12 o'clock, ■1 tons Hour, (with all faults) 20 eases ale (with all faults) Cash at fall of Hammer. I FRIDAY, JUNE 0, j At twelve o'clock. STO R E FO X SAL X . Without Reserve. T.IK BEST POSITION IN TOWN, Kattray-slrcet. WILLIAM WATTS will tell on Friday, on the Ground, Kattray-street, in consequence of his removing to Prinees-sUcot, The well-built Wood Store, with Iron Roof, 21 xi) 0, with 4-stiill Stable at back. j The Lund ton a frontage of 21 feet to Rittrny- i Btivet, by a depth of 10j feet ; part now ooeupiad by j the DuiK'din Coal Depot. ! Two good Ofiiws, one of which is let at £75 per j year. j The Coal Yard is let for £100. The Store is bolted together, so that it mny be removed with ense at the expiration of Lease, should the owner of the Land and purchaser of Store agree us to the valuation. \ A good Metalled Right-of-way runs the entire length of the land. I It would bo needless to expatiate upon the Business Position, llattray-street is known as second to none in Town. This opportunity should not be lost. Terms at Sale. THURSDAY NEXT, JUNE sth. The Final Sale at the Otago Sale Rooms, Maclacganstrect. Important to Storekeepers, Drapers, Ironmongers, and others. Unreserved auction. Everything to be cleared. MESSRS. H. H. NATHAN k CO. will sell by Auction in the Otago Sale Rooms, Maclag-gan-street, adjoining the Arcade, at 1 o'clock sharp, on the above date : — 2 bales blankets 3 bales tarpaulins, 10 x 12, 12 x 14, 14 x 10, lfi x IS, IS x 20, 18 x 24 40 dozen tin buckets 10 dozen galvanised iron do 45 kerosene lamps •t cases American chairs 30 dozen 2-hoop American buckets 10 dozen tubs 30 dozen American steel shovel* 40 cwt. biscuits 4 cases sardines 4 cases bams 20 sides bacon {', cases Port Cooper cheese Oilmen's stores Groceries Drapery Stationery Fancy goods, sundries, &c. Sale at ont o'clock shnrp. OTAfiO R A L X ROOMS. Remember ! The last Sale. THURSDAY, JUNE stk. TO GROCERS AND~STOREKEEPERS. 4 cases—6oo lbs. Plantation Coffee, in 1, 2 and 4 lb. tins. For Unreserved Auction, at the final Clearing Sale, Otago Sale Rooms. MESSRS. H. E. NATHAN & CO. are instructed to sell by auction, without reserve, in the Otago sale rooms, at one o'clock, on the above ' 4 cases—COO lbs. of Plantation Ceylon coffee, in 1, 2 & 4 lb. tins. No reserve. 1 o'clock. Otago Sale Rooms, Thursday next. N.B.—The Last Sale. THURSDAY, JUNE sth. An Opportunity for Contractors, Builders, or Speculators. 50,000 FIRST CLASS BRICKS, For Unreserved Auction. MESSRS. H. E. NATHAN k CO. have received instructions to sell by auction, without reserve, in the Otngo Sale Rooms, Maclaggau-street, n Thursday next, at 1 o'clock— 50,000 First-class Bricks Samples of which will be shown at time of sale. Note.—No Reserve. For positive and unreserved SBle' OTAGO SALE ROOMS. FRIDAY, 6th J UNE. To Builders. Timber Merchants, Contractors, and Others. CLEARING OUT SALIiToF CONSIGNMENTS Ol' K»uri Boards and Scantling, Scotch Flooring, Oregon Pine Boards, Clear Pine, Sec, &c. RB MARTIN & CO. will ofler for sale, on . Friday next, at their yards, High-street, at one o'clock, 100,000 feet of tiniber. Consisting of — Kauri, Scotch, Flooring, Clear Pine, Oregon Pine, &c, &c. . The attention of the trade is directed to this iale. The intention is to clear the lot. Full particulars in the daily papers of next issue.