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Otago Daily Times, Issue 247, 4 October 1862, Page 2

A^iptions. ; H FOR RALE BY PRI Y&TE CONTEACT. To Hotel-Keepers, Capitalists, and "Others.-'-' .;! AS. PATERSON & CoT have received instruc-. *J tions troiu the proprietors, to sell by private bargain, One of and best situated Hotels in the : city, with the remainder of the Lease of the Ground, having 1U years to run, Eeut very low. . . J The.Hotel contains 23 rooms, with Stables and out-buildings, and is now doing a large and lucrative business.. Being sold on account of a dissolution of partnership. . Terms liberal. For further particulars, apply to JAS. PATK*RSON & CO., : ; Manse-street. TUESDAY, 14th OCTOBER [ At 2 o'Clock. VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY FOR ■-■ SALE. For Sale by public auction, preparatory to a Dissolution of Partnership, a Valuable 'Freehold Pro-Mpf-rty, in the centre of the City of Dunedin. kSSRS. JAS. PATERSON & CO. are in- . structed by Messrs. Foster and Armstrong to sell by auction, on Tuesday, Uth October Next, at 2 o clock p.m., ■ On the Ground, . All that Freehold- Property situate1 in Staffordstreet (th.cc minutes -walk from the Post(iffiee), above tin- Provincial Hotel, and adjoinimr the principal Warehouses in the city , suitable for an ext nsive warehouse or otlm-■ large building, being one-half of Secilon c 3f __lilock 5> having a frontage of 33 feet to Stafford-street by a depth of 165 f-et, with a right of-way for drays from Staf- , ford-street through to Walker-street:-together with Buildings fronting thereto, consisting of two Houses ot foor rooms each, and a two-mom el Cottage, with a well o # pu*e water on the premisss. , This is a rare opportunity, and well worthy the attention of capitalists. Terms at Pale. l'Ott SALti (LIS.-\tiElloLi»), • GENERAL STORE, with BAKERY ATrACHED. SP£^ TPi D BUSINESS-OLD ESTABLISHED ~\\ LLL-SiTfIATE-LAKGE RIUDY-MONEY THADE—GROUND IJEVT LOW. PRESENT PROPRIETOR RETIRING FROM BUSINESS. I AS..PATERSON & CO. are favored with inV struct ions to sell by private contract, LEASE. 10. YEARS UNEXPIRED, ot 36 feet by 70 feet to one of the best business thoroughfares, together with commodious Premises erected thereon. Groxind Rent very low. Also oWt'IVT?'^ 6 and Gootl-»-m of FLOURISHING BUSINESS. : Terms very liberal. For full particulars, intending purchasers are requested to apply to : JAS. PATERSON & CO., Auctioneers, , - Manse-street. MONDAY 6th OCTOBER. At 12 o'clock. TO BE SOLD, at the London Auction tifart, by S. G. Isaacs, on Monday, 6th October, at 12 o'clock, Some first-class furniture, consisting of-— Chairs, tables, hearth rujr*, carpet, table covers, iron beds, 2 splendid sotas, a beautiful easy chair 2 smokincr chairs, engaving^, soap, beades several, other articles. A CERTAIN FORTUNE. TO CAPITALISTS, HOTEL KEEPERS &c T) CAMPBELL and CO. are instructed by the JL\). present lessee, Mr. Ewen McColl, to sell by private contract, the well known Inn, known as the Diggers' Re*t Hotel, situated near the <h-een Island, about five miles from Dunedin, on the Main South '.load, leading t 0 the southern and western gold field* by tho Taieri Ferry. L«ke Waihola, Tokomariro, Woolshed, V\ ethnrstone's, Gabriel's Gully, Tuapeka, Paver Clutha, and the interior portion of the Provinces of Otago and Southland. The p esent instance offers an opportunity rarely equalled for the safe # investment of capital, with a certain and profitable return, and the purclvisw cannot fail of speedily being in a position to retire from such a lucrative business, yielding- suHi satisfactory results, being- only a few nii.es from the City of Hunedin, on the lower part of the KaikorAi Valley, its position rendering it a favorabk- one for doingl a large and increasing business, being also a favorite resort for the citizens of Dunediu, for pleasure or recreation. For particulars, apply to R. CAMPELL & Co., Auctioneers, &c, Maclaggan-st^eet. CuMMERCIAL HuKSE BAZAAR. ENTIRE CLYDESDALE HORSE. Il rILSr,N & WAIN are favored with instrucTT tions,- by Thos. Ferens, Esq., Wakanui, to sell by pnvate contract, A splendid Entire Clyriesrlale Colt. ■ He i« trot by " Prince Ro al" out. of an imported Clydesdale Mare- color, blank, with great bone'and muscle, and finely put together; rising 3 years. The above horse can be very highly recommended to any one in search of a really first-clas* horse for breeding- purposes. ", Prince Royal's" stock are known to be fie finest in New Zealand, as a proof which we may mention that the owner of " Prince Royal" has refused LI2OO for him. The colt is now being marle-up for the season, and can be seen at the station of Mr. Ferens. For particulars apply to Mr. Ferens at the Station . oi'to Wilson & wain. TUKSDAY, 14th OCTOBER. To Butchers, Dairy Farmers, and Others. Important Sale of FAT CATTLE AND DAIRY COWS. TSTH-SriN & WAIN have received instructions ft tions from Thomas Ferens. Esq , Kakanui. to sell by auction, at Mes-rs Wright. Robertson and Co.'s entile yards, opposite Morse and Orboll'a slaughter yards, on Tuesday, the 14th October, ;.t°l2 o'clock slurp, 100 head of prime fat steers, heavy weights Dairy cows, &c. These are all of the celebrated Shorthorn breed of the late C Swisted Esq. Mr Ferert's herd are well known to be the finest and best bred cattle in this province, and the great attention he has paid to the selection of his breeding stock, is sufficient »<:uara teas to their quality. They are all in very high condition, and the dairy cattle are verj quiet, having- all been thoioughly broken in. Sm*h a, chance of obtaining really well-bred quiet dairy cows very rarely occurs. ■ '■■•■■ .■.-..'■■ ■ , WILSON & WAIN. Commercial Horsp Bazaar, Ootoher Ist. 7862. . , UJN Jf UJSOii l> liN i JiJD U P JPuil iIUN IT V TO SECURE FIRST-CLASS BUSINESS PREMISES. EDWARD CASPER .t CO. will sell by auction, on an. early day, at the ' EXpE.-viyuE, SALE ROOMS, (Unless previously disposed ot by private contract), • The following most valuable properties :• - Lot I—That substantial and faithfully-built stone, basement; 22 x 6% corner Of Hope and Stafford-streets. The expenditure of a mere | , trifle, will finish this building1 so as to make I ." one of the most eligible stores in town. j " Ground rent. £66 per annum. Lea^e 14 J years, right of removal or full valuation. Lot 2—Do do do. Lot a—Do do (io. , Each of these lots has a riprhr-of-way ar rear. Lot 4 -25 x C 6 to Hope-street. Ground rent £25 per annum. Lot 5—25 x 75 in Maclagean-street, next Alcorn Broiheis; right-of-way at rear to Dawson-street, Ground rent, £50 per annum, lease 10 years,' valuation. Lot 6—25 x 40, Freehold in high-street, opposite the new Customhouse, Telegraph-office nt the head of new Jetty, next Messrs Dalgety and Kjittray's new pr<.mißes, now occupied as the Exchange S iles Room. £Goo<^n remain on tnortjrajre ar. 10 pc» cpnt. ' - Lofc^. 6. 6 x 85 in StuarUtreet," next M truires timber jard.- Ground rent, £oO yer annum. ' •• < « Terms:—One-third cash; one-thi:d at three'months I one'thircL,-four _aonths. :> ■' - i ; Fuller pfirticulars of aucticnoers.]