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Otago Daily Times, Issue 179, 12 June 1862, Page 3

Auctions. THIS DAY, ' THURSDAY, JUNE 12th, To Fishermen and Others. HKNOX k CO. are instructed to sell by aue- . tion. at Port Chalmers, on Thursday, 12th June, at half-past 12 o'clock: — One 2-inch mesh net, 150 fathoms One do. do., 50 fathoms. - Quite new. Terms Cash. THIS DAY, \ THURSDAY, 12th JUNE. To Boatmen, Fishermen, Watermen, and Others. Whale Boat, Isabella. HKNOX k CO. lmve received instructions to , sell by on Thursday, 12th June, at Port Chalmers, at half-past 12 o'clock:— The ft-oared whale boat Isabella, With pair of oars, rudder, kc, ice. Also, The lease of a 1-roomed Cottage. A rare opportunity for Fishermen, kc, &c. ' FRIDAY, 13th JUNE. At 12 o'clock. For the Benefit of whom it may concern. Ex Eurbka, 1 ton, (more Or less) Rope, with all faults. T.erms—cash. WILLIAM AVATTS will sell, without reserve, on Friday, 13th June, at 12 o'clock, About 1 ton rope, ex Eureka, with all faults Terms cash. FRIDAY, 13th JUNE, . At 12 o'clock. To Cabinetmakers and Others. Colomal-made Sofas, with Backs and without. WILLIAM WATTS haß received instructions, to sell at the Rooms, on Friday, at 12 o'clock. 8 dos. Colonial Sofas, with and without backs. i . ; - ON FRIDAY, JUNE 13th. HAMS, BACON, CHEESE, BUTTER AND I RICE. i No Reserve. To Storekeepers, Dealers, and Others. RB. MARTIN k CO. are instructed to sell by . Auction, at their Rooms, High-street, on Friday next, at one o'clock, 166 American sugar-cured hams 60 York hams and bacon ,2 Tons colonial cheese 10 Kegs Cork butter £ Ton dressed Patna rice, slightly damaged Terms at Sale. Sale at 1 o'clock. . : , FRIDAY, JUNE 13th. DAMAGED BRUSHES, &c. On account of whom it may concern, RB. MARTIN k CO. are instructed by the . importer, Mr. R. Banks, to sell by Auction, at their Rooms, High-street, on Friday next, at one o'clock,

A quantity of Brushes, Ex Colonist, from Glasgow, more or less damaged," And sold on account of whom it may concern. Terms Cash. FRIDAY, JUNE 13th. To Tea Dealers, Grocers, and Country •torekeepers. Damaged Teas, Duty Paid, Ex Colonist, from Glasgow. On Account of Whom it May Concern. RB. MARTIN & CO. have' "received inßtrue- , tions from Mr. R. Banks, the importer, to sell by auction, at their Rooms, High-street,, on Friday next, June 13th, at l o'clock, Teas damaged by S'e* water. R 81-3 3 chests Kyson Congou, Rodger D 4-9 6 „ „ „ Aracan 10-18 94 chests „ Strathallan 19-2715 i „ „ Weymouth 1511-1520 10 boxes „' The trade are invited to this sale of teas. They were specially imported to order. Some are very slightly damaged, and others more or less. Terms Cash. Sale at 1 o'clock. TUESDAY, 17th JUNE. GREAT SALE BY AUCTION AT JONES'S COMMERCIAL HOTBL, HIGH STREET, ! °r I IX T V VILLA BITBB IN THB GOULDSBANK ESTATE, OR THB NEW IT. JOHN'S WOOD, AND ' REGENT'S PARK. j THE undersigned has great pleasnre in informing all Government Officers, and the Gentlemen, Merchants, and Tradesmen of Dunedin and the sur.rounding districts, that he has initiated the preliminary survey, and caused the plan of the New St. John's Wood to be finished. He has appointed Messrs. E. De Carle and Co. the Auctioneers, to sell by Public Auction, on Tuesday, 17th instant, at 2 o'clock, the whole of this truly MAGNIFICENT PROPERTY.

Sale to take place in the Large Commercial Room of JONES'S. COMMERCIAL HOTEL, High-street, opposite to the Union Bank. Its especial recommendation to every gentleman consists in its beautiful situation and adaptation to choice sites for Villa Residences, and the mansions of the wealthy. Tbe unequalled magnificence of prospect over hill and dale, mountain and river, meadow and garden scenery, and turbulence of the wild waters of bay and ocean, which may_ be enjoyed op. most portions of this estate, stamps it at once as being unquestionably destined to become the most valuable property outsidethis city, and the abode ofthe elite of tht Province of Otago. THE NEW ST. JOHN'S WOOD, Consists of a block of land, containing about 80 acres, is Bituate on THE PENINSULA, Its western front near the eastern boundary of see-' tions 88, 39, and 40 of the UPPER HARBOR DISTBICT, East side, and bounded on its southern boundary by blocks 9, 10, and 11, Anderson's Bay District; THREE MILES FROM DUNEDIN, In a direct line, but a trifle more by the main ?roperly laid out and well-formed Portobello road, 'his road runs out of Princes-street by the CRICKET GROUND, Past Anderson's Bay to the property, where the whole western boundary of the i NEW ST. JOHN'S WOOD Has a frontage to the finished road. This unrivalled property has been sub-divided into portions, containing one and two acres, but so arranged that the purchaser may take four acres. Wide roads divide the estate, and reserves for a Church and Parsonage and a District School hare been formed near the centre. For Particulars of Title, (which is first-class) ApPly MR. HOWORTH* The Provincial Solicitor. Plans ofthe property and all further information maybe obtained at the office of ths Undersigned, between Bank of New South Wales and the Cutting, Princea-street . LUSCOMBB . Arehit«fo ,