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Otago Daily Times, Issue 246, 3 October 1862, Page 2

Auction , THIS DAY, ~ * ' FETDAY, 3rd OCTOBER. - To Storekeepers and Others. Prime" S} rdney Bacon and Hams. ' " ' JAS. PATERSON &"CO. will sell by auction, at their rooms, Manse street, on Friday," 3rd inst;-, at one o'clock, - - r' 4 tons prime Sydney bacon and bams A really fine sample. Terms at sale. THIS DAY. ' FRIDAY, 3rd "OCTOBER. To Parties Furnishing' and Others. FAS. PATERSON & CO* have' received'instructs tions to sell by auction aUtifelr rooms,1 Mansestreet, on Friday 3rd October,^ 1 o'clock, the fol lowing: nrst-class furniture, the propeaiy of a gentle^ man leaving the Province. - 1 telescope dfmn'e table, 3 leaves, 3" small tables, 1 washstand, <wel horse, 1 easy chair, in haircloth, 6 chaire, hair-cloth seats,.l2 chairs polished seats; 1. iron beistead/ 1 wooden bedstead, 4-post, with damask curtains, 2 palliasses, 2 mattresses, 2 pillows, fender and . fiyMr.Qns, cooking stove and utensils &c : ..^vNo Reserve.' Terms—Cash. .: ; . / . .THIS DAY.. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3rd. ~..',' ~ ~ .; - At,l2 o'clock sharp. Valuable Leasehold in . Stafibrd-street, nearly opposite Martin's Hotel. j I-AS: PATERSON iTcoThave received instrucV tions to sell by public auction, on the ground, opposite Martin's Hotel, Stafford-street, .The lease (17 years unexpired) of a section of land in Stafibrd-street, together with two three-roomed cottages erected thereon now let for £2 10s. per week, with ample room , .jor six more cottages. • '■:,.;,;.. -'••'■' Ground rent very,low. • * For positive sale. :: -; ~. ~••■,-.-■• -.. No reserve. , , ' Terms very liberal. . Further.jnfornjat.ion can be obtained at the offices ot the .Auctioneers, ' JAS, PATERSQ& & CO., ' -•-..■::. . Manse-street. ' *■'■• '■•■■- ■;Tuesday, i*th October, At 2 o'Clock. , VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY FOR ' '. ;■-.■; .-—;■■■ -.. SALE.. •■■ For Sale by public auction, preparatory to a Dissolution of Partner.->hip, a Vulunble Freehold ProMPfrty, in the centre of. the City of Dunedin. ESSRSI JAS. PATERSON & CO. are in- - .structed by Messrs. Foster and Armstrong to sell by auction, on Tuesday, 14th October Next at 2 [ oclock.p.rn., ' ! . .;■■-■'-. On.th.fl Ground, ; ! . All that Freehold Property situate in Stafford- ....'..-• street (three minutes' walk from the Postv Office)', above the .Provincial' Hotel, and adjoining the principal Warehouses in the . : citx, .suitable for an extensive warehouse or- • ■ other" Jarpre bdtlding, being one-half of Section 3p, BK;ck 5, having a frontage of 33 feet • to Stulibid-street by a depth of 165 fret with a right of r way for drays from Staf-ford-street' through to Walker-street-together with huildings fronting thereto, consisting of two Houses ot four rooms each, .and a .two-rooinea* Cottage, with a well of _pu'e water on the premises. This is a rare opportunity, and well worthy the attention of capitalists, Terms' at Sale. ■■ FOli- SAL HI (LEASEHOLD) ~ GENERAL STORE, with BAKERY ATTACHED. ; SPLENDID BUSINESS-OLD ESTABLISHED -VVELL-SITI!ATE—LARGE READY-MONEY TRADE—GROUND RENT LOW. PRESENT PROPRIETOR RETIRING FROM :■ '■ '' -• •■•:■■■• • BUSINESS. lAS. PATERSON &.CO..are favored with inO structions to sell by private contract, LEASE, 10- YEARS UNEXPIRED, ot 36 feet by 70 jeet to one of the best business thoroughfares, together with commodious Premises erected thereon. Ground Rent very low Also BU^IN'F^ 6 and- Good-will of FLOURISHING . . Terms very liberal. For full particulars, intending purchasers, are requested to apply to ■: -';:'. JAS. PATERSON & CO., Auctioneers, '": ': ''••'"■ Manse-street. ' .' " ■.- MONDAY,■■6th OCTOBER, • The Whole of the FURNITURE,.XITCHKN COOKING UTEN•;.V rSILS, jbILLIARD TABLE And. all Eftects of the <■■-~. r.vlV-Q-/- ■ V B , ■ -.. :... Maclagsjan -s tre et. RB.aiARTIN and CO. are instructed .to sell . by auc ion, on Monday next, October 6th, on the premises, at twelve o'clock, - Without reserve, The whole effects of the Club. Particulars will appear in future advertisements. A CERTAIN FORTUNE. TO CAPITALISTS, HOTEL KEEPERS, &o T> CAMPBELL and CO. are instructed by the Xv. present lessee, Mr. Ewen McColl, to soil by private contract, the well known Inn, known as the Diggers' Rest Hotel, situated near the Green Island about five miles from Dunedin, on the Main South' \ioad, leading to the southern arid western gold fielda S ft ?' a« r 'l , Ferry' Lake ..Waihola, fckoinariro; Woohhed, W etlic-ratone's, Gabriel's Guily, Tuapeka, River Giutha, aud the interior portion of the Provinces of Otago and Southland. ... ? .-.- The present instance offers an opportunity rarely equalled for the safe investment of capital, with a certain and profitable return, and the purchaser cannot tail of speedily being in a position to retire from such a: lucrative 'business, yieldingisuoh;satisfactory result?, being: only a few mi.es fronr,the City of puuedin,rpn the lower part of the Kaikorai Valley its position rending it a favorable one for doing a large and increasing business, being also a favorite resort for the citizens of Dunedin, for pleasure or recreation, For particulars, apply to R. CAMPELL & Co., ; , ; Auctioneers, &c, . ..';: ~ Maelaggan-street. .COMMERCIAL/HORSE BAZAAR. ENTIRE CLYDESDALE HORSE. \/i rTLSON & WAIN are favored with instrucm .tions, by.Tbost Ffcrens^ E fc q., Wakanni, to £ell ny private contract, A &pU-jDdid Entire Cly<Jesdale Colt. He i- got by " Prince Ro»al" out of an imported Clydesdale MareL color,'black,-with great bone and muscle, and finely put i^gether; n'ting 3 years. The above horse can be very highly recommended to any one in searclfof "a realJv first-class horse for bre< ding purposes., " Prince Royal's" stock are known to be tbe finest in New Zealand, as a proof tf wliicli we mny'inentiyn fhat t!>e owner'"of " Prince Royal" has refiiscd LI2OO ibr him. The colt ia now being made-up for tne season, and ci.n.be £e«'n At the station of<Mr. F^erens.For particular^ -6pply to Mr. Ftrens at the Station or to .. WILSON & WAIN. TUESDAY, I^ih OCTOBER. - : x .; To Butchers," Dairy Fanners, and Others. Important Sale of FAT CATTLE AND DAIRY COWS. TXTILSON & WAIN have received instructions T V tions from Thomas Ferens, Esq., Kakaiiui, to sell by auction, at Mes-rs Wright, Robertson and Co.'s aittle yards, opposite Morse and Orbell's Blaugliter" yards, ,on Tutsday, the 14th October, j.t 12 o clock fcharp, ~ ' . 100 head of prime fat steers, heavy v/ei»htß Dairy cov.s, &c. '"-.-,' -r These are all of the celebrated Shortho?n breed of the late A: Swwtedv Ks>q^ Mr- Ferea's^ herd aye well known to be the finest and bestjEivd cattle in thieprovince, ai^;.the great attentjoa/Ji^ias paid to the^ selectionoorf r Jus.breeding stock, is sufficient rfuaraMee as to tlieir qUaixty. They are all, in'very high condition, and the dairy cattle are verj quiet/ having .all been thoroughly broken iji,^ Sneh a>ohance of ob-/ taming really well-bred quiet daily cows vtry rarely occuis. .''"' - • ' ' i J1 'rt ' v"vi-,v"- : * ' " " WILSON & WAIK.V i O'lnm m;.l Horse Bazaar, October Ist, 1862. »