Page 2 Advertisements Column 5

Otago Daily Times, Issue 213, 14 August 1862, Page 2

;':':.; Auctions •■'■:;,':/■' . '■.•■■".- ---~ BOOTS. BOOTS. BOOTS ' A- M'LANDRESS & CO. have new on hand and • for sale Bevaral hundred trunks of Boots of the most seasonable and' suitable description, at their Store, Stafford -street, opposite Camming*' Bond. Low advances on Enalish prices onJj asked. FOX FItIVATE BARGAIN. ~" A M'LANDTiESS & CO. have for sale a strong X3L. well made light Spring Dog Cart, with all the latest improvements, aud capable of seating jdx people. Together with eilver-moanted harness, complete. i PRELIMINARY NOTICE. FRUIT T R E E S From the Victoria Nursery, Richmond. AM'LANDRES.9 fe CO. havereceiTed instruc- . tiousfroin A. S. Wilson, Esq., to sell by aue tion, on an early day, a large shipment of Fruit Trees Shrubs I Flowers i kc, &c, From the above celebrated Nursery. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. AM^LANDRESS & CO. have removed their . Auction Rooms to the extensive premises lately occupied by Messrs. Webb, Pantlin, and Co., .Stafford street, nearly opposite the Provincial Hotel. August 6th, 1862. FRIDAY, 15th AUGUST. Important Bale of Draugtt Horses, Working Bullocks, kc. BY Virtue of Warrants, under the hand of the Sheriff of Otazo, there will be exposed to sell by Public Auciion, on the premises of James Riddle, West Taieri, on Friday, the 15th day of August inbiant, the following effects taken in Execution by the Sheriff, viz:— < 1 entire brown horse , 16 draught horses 6 drays I four horse waajjon II working bullocks 1 bullock-dray 6 cows | 8 bullocks 11 sfc-trs ! 14 stacks oats About two tons hay i About 20 tons potatoes 12 bc<ls with blankets, mattresses, kc. 7 eases gin ; 2 casks ale 1 cask porter 2 chest 3 tea Table 3, Cliairs, Kitchen Utensils, and other household furniture and effects. The Sale to commence r.tl2 o'clock noon, on Friday, 15th August, 1802. By Order of the Sheriff. AUCTION SALE. MONDAY, mm AUGfJST. FIPtST-CLASS BUSINESS PREMISES STEWART* STREET.EXCELLENT <)FP<»RTUNITY. WELL K.>TAiiLIg!IKD BUSINESS. JAS. PATERSON ami CO. have received instruction to sail by public auction, at their Sale Rooms, Mtuisfc rtrt-et, on Monday litxt, ißdi inst, at 12 o'clock sharp, THE UN EXPIRED LEASE, Having about C] Years to run, Comprising— TWO SHOPS, With Cellarage, Known as THE STAR STORES. 4-ROOMED DWELLING HOUSE, ASD 6 STALL STABLE. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. Terms Liberal at Sale. No Reserve. Pale at 12 o'clock. TUESDAY, 19rn AUGUST. Farming Implements Hordes Cattle. SALE BY AUCTION, AT MOSGIKL, EAST TAIBM, On Tu<^ay first, the 19th inst., At 11 o'clock, forenoon. JAS. & JNO. H. BARK have received instructions from A. J. Burns, Esq., to sell by auction, on the above ilnte, the entire stock of Farming implements Horses Cattle And Thrashing Machine, as hitherto employed on Jrio>t?iel Farm, Alfo, A great %'priety of useful articles. At the same time several acres of splendid i Bush land. I Terms at Sale. LAND, TIMISEK, AND SAW MILL, Mo.<sgiel, Ea*t Tsiieri. PLANS nf the Ground, Mill, kc, now on view j the office of the uii'ler.-iyotd, I JAMES k. JOHN H. BARE, j Stafford-street. SALES BY AUCTION conducted by 11. C. LUSCOMBE, Princes-street Chambers, Opposite the Exchange Hotel, Near the Cutting , TUELIMINARY NOTICE. LITTLE DUNEDInTTiTTLK DCNEDIN! A SALE BY AUCTION OF ALLOTMENTS In this New Township, Will take place on an early day. All the lots are now marked out on the land. R. C. LUSCOMBE, Auctioneer. GOLDEN AGE AUCTION MARTS WBTIIEUSfONE'S AND WAITAHUNA. JONES, LIMBIUCK & CO., Auctioneers, C\ jtiuisibn Agents, *nd Cattl« Salesmen. GOODS received for Consignment, and Account Sales rendered with despatch. Storage for DO tons. Moderate charges. N.B.—Horse nnd Cattle Sale Yauls'at the Golden Ape Hole!.«, Wetherst-uie'sami Wairahuna. Also, Livery avA Bjiit Stabler. A^ntat Wailahuna, F. FITZPATRTCK, ESQ., Golden A«e Hotel. T TO STAND THIS SE.Son" " 11 ?xri! DEP rted Wncolnshire Curt Stallion "YOUKG SAMPSON," at Mr. James Barry's, Farmer, West Taieri. Y. S., a superior Cart Colt, bred by Mr. Collett of Stratton, near Swindon, Wiltshire, is a dark bay horse with four black legs, immense bone, fine symmetry, and extremely strong and active, is rising four years old, and stands Seventeen Hands Two Inches high. His Sire is that celebrated horse Chatnpfon of England, bred by Mr. Greenaway of Even bwindon, which the owner refii'jed 400 Guineas for> to go abroad in 185£». ilis Dam was a pure-bred Lincolnshire cart mare by that celebrated horse Cobham; Dam-by Old Big Ben, Grandara-the Earl of Oxford* old Galtimore. «i.Y * ?* S Sh°r a at tt. c Wa"rick Agricultnral Show m 1859, and was considered by the judges to be the best three year old colt shown. m , « Z^™ 8 :~Sevcn Guinejis. The Groom's Fee ol ss. to be paid at the Ume of For particulars apply to the Groom. ALEXANDER SMITH. , Proprietor.