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Otago Daily Times, Issue 255, 14 October 1862, Page 2

Houses, Lan-i, ic. i JT OT E L F (TH SA, L .c" On the High road to the digging?, ninp miles from JJanedm n Jow doing a capital trade. The property ' is iieehold. ' - • For.paiticidars, apply to JAMEB FINCH and CO.,^ 1 ' ' ' ' "fittr^y street, i CAPITALISTS. U\^KbEpW ' " AND OTHERS ' TSfSr S°^ D'-„ A B^GAIN;' AT TIMARU, .. fjIHE good-will and leitee, together with sto6k-in-JL trade improvements, kc The above Hotel is well known and'is doing 'a first-class business, lhere is a halUcre of gii-j.-n w,-Il locked, belonging to the Hotel; also, agooi well of water on the premises. ~ ~ _ .For further particulars, apply to Yu- J T Pah- . kiksox, Ci.ristchureh j or W". J. Alien,'oil- the premises. Z FOR SALE. ~~" TT ALU ABLE Suburban allotments within a short V distance of Dunedin, amiable for farming purposes or villa residences. Apply to Richardson and Reynold s, Pnnces-street, comer of High-street. :""'" ' FOR SALK] : " r" SECT-lONS. No. 27 and 23, BLOCK XII. THE above are situated in the most healthy part of the City, having a frontage of 363-''filet to Brown-street, .66. feet to Duncan-steeet, and 66 fee to Elm-row. • . .■■■'■-J A two-roomed Cottage on No. 28. Both Sections j Fenced. Apply to ! ! H. JENKINSON, I .'-■—■■ ■■ ''.'■:■■ .. . .-.,;- Jetty. ; ..' , FUit «ALE, • ..'...!. By Order of the-A^urneesC '- - 7 THAT very valuable Kirst-elnss'Property known as THE ALBION HOTEL, .DUNEDIN, Situated on: and including oue acre of land, with .a frontage x.f 132 feet to Great Kin^street, 13i2 feet : . .to George-street, and 201' feet to St. David-strebt. The Hotel comprises spacious*entrance: hall, coffee, room, dining room, fourteen first-class bedrooms, bar, bar room, <.-flico,'kitchen, aud pantry, besides second class sitting and bedrooms in a building detached. Excellent stabling and out-buildings. This Hotel having been fittt'd^up with every regard to comfort, it will be found a very desirable investment..' ; Immediate'possession will be given. For further particulars a npiy to ' JAMES ii NCR k C 0.,. -.J ' _^^ Rattray-street. I\/T ESSR:S. ; RICHABDSON '& REYNjOLDS llavebeen favoured with instructions from the executors of the late Mr Jolm Mollison T<) Offer for Sale The undermentioned Leasehold Properties, Which tbey hate'no hesitaliftii is saying, are two of the best business sites in the whole town of Dunedin. Tlie one has a f'rohta.r.e to Princes-street of 33^feet byadepfhof 66 feet. It is situated within three minutes' wa!k of tho'jf-tjy, and from its proximity to the Post-office and' the principal business thorough-, fares <-f the town, inubt prove one of the most desirable positions in town. There are two sdiops erected on the ground, both of wliich are let at a good rentaL •• ° The other has a frontage of 40 feet to St^fford- . street by a depth of 66 fVet, apd is situated'nearly .' opposite to the Provincial Hotel. There is a' comfortable woll-finished dwelling-house, with cellar below, on the ground, and has been erected in kuch a manner that a lame-store can be built iri front without interfering with the present erections. ?* As the above properties communicate with each j other, they will be sold cither together or separately, < to suit purchasers. * ' . '.'••'• Imnu-difdo poss'-s'sion. - .-.■,. • ;; ' Tenit!-: liberal RICHARDSON <>c REYNOLDS, .-".'•..' Priuces-strcet, ,' ■'. _ I ____ Co-ncr of High-street.' '■■■; 'TO MERCHANTS, CAPITALISTS, AND ;.,;■.'.-' OTHERS. . j . ..^ i To be disposed of on liberal terms, A FIRST-CLASS DRAPERY BUSINESS and LEASE of PREMISES, in the be business portion of Princes-street, Duue'iin. This business is good, safe, and old-established, and parties wishing to secure a remunerative investment on one ol the most valuable business sites in the City would do well to embrace tiie opportunity now offered. . ' •' . The present Proprietary is wholly retiring from "'business. . . ' "The Premises, without the Stock, will be disposed of, ifa satisfactory offer be made. None, but lona fide intend ing, purchasers will be treated with. Apply to a. w. morris; Pfinces-strfeti Dunedin. ON Sale or Lease, a beautuiii suburban property situate in the North-;.'ast Valley,- and consist ing of Twenty Acres of Land, with Six-roomed Cottage, garden and other improvements; Apply to Richardson and Reynolds, L.-iuti and E-tate Agents:- v TO." - .FARMERS, GR AZ • ERS, s¥oCeT- ":" / holders,- kc ■ " , FOR SALE, the Lease .of Two . Farms within a few miles from Dunedin. Terms very: liberal. ] Rent merely nominal. .7 I Apply to ... ; 11, CAMPBELL k CO.. .7 .. ... .- _ _ JUadaiygan-strcet.'--'-, ■'■'■'■ ."■■ • ..•■■ for'~sale,: ": ~7;- ---. A VALUABLE. Property on the Enst side of; xl, the Ha:bour, cousi^iing of about 58 Acres, ten '■ of \yhieh are. under grass, with House, Stock}'ard, &c. ' Splendid timber on the property. -Tide, Crown grant. RICHARDSON and REYNOLDS, Lai sd and Estate Agents; . THE LUXURY OF WASHING .'..'-'.■ 'with' . - - . HARPER TWELVETREES' SOAP POWDER. THIS ' . Wond.enul-., Preparation is decidedly the most economical and eil'.'ctive article ever introduced for washing, the cleansing properties or several pounds of soap being contained in a few ounces ofthe Soap Powd. r." No rubbing required. .Sold in email packets everywhere. Patentee, Harper • Twelvetrees,-Bromley-by-Bow, London.. Ask for Bhiggs' Austhaliak Sa,tin GlazeStarch where you pur-hase liarpe 7;Twelvetree^' Soap Powder. One pound is equal to two pounds of any other. Sole Wholesale Agents for Otago ,W. and G. Turnbull and Co. v': -. ,;, - ' Tenders'&c. -"''* TENDERS r wanted for tlie .the Forming'and Metalling of a j'i-bt-of-way. Apply to Wm. Smith,'auctioneer, Stafford-street." VTOTICE.—TMPORTANT TO FARMERS & . ;OM,' AGRICULTURISTS—Tenders, wanted to remove the Manure from <.'o!;b and Co.'s Stables, Stafford-ptreet, for One Year. Tfe-iuUrs. to be sent iv oti or before October 15. 1802. mO BkICKMA XiER S.— Tenders are required for tho supply of a large quantityof bricks according to sample*. r ■ ■■■■>}:.?: i, . MACILWAIN ,aud- CO,yi • Builders, ; , - Rattray street. TENDERS are invited for works requiied in additions to the FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Dunedin. i .-... ~.. ;'.';.,,-■ Plans and Specifications at the office, of ;■:&;;?: fa -..';■ ; R. A. LAWSON, Architect. TENDERS are invited for Building Bank of -:New ; Zealandi -Weiiington. ■■'■ .-..; 7 | Plan's and Specifications to be seen at our office, i where Tenders are to be delivered oh"oi* before noon, of llth November. ;.'-. ' Not bouudito accept the lowest tender; MASUN and ROSS, w:. Architects, 7 7" ; Victoria Chamber?, Manse-street. ju_i —.' ~ -, ,—: —__—: : ;, .■■//? rpENDERS wiH be; received at the^pffice of His 111 the. Superintendent, uutil.4;lb'clock p.m., on Tuesday, the 14t.h instant, for the supply of Forty Wheelbarrows, according to a patternTto be seen at the office of the Provincial Engiueer.wT? By order; «:.::-7;-,.^r; J ;?A7 r THOMAS DTCK, Provincial' Secretary. . October llth, 1862. - \ TENDERS will be received at tlie* t)ffice of His Honor the Supprinte ident,' until 4 o'clock, p.m.,.0f Tuesday, the Huh instant, iov the supply of Twelve Dozen Picks and Haudles„aecording to^a pattern to be seen at'the Provincial Engineer's Office." i] By older, t ' THOMAS DICK, Provincial Secretary. - October llth, 1812. * ; , ' • - »v *" .W"\.i*it 'i 'i „..-,., ; . '■. . •.** t t f, tv ,f . ' * s . < ."* ,