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Otago Daily Times, Issue 262, 22 October 1862, Page 2

and Land. EOR SALE Framed Store, 20 bySO, complete. ■o v -£ p v L* Coleman, Princes-street, opposite £ohce.Depot.. . L^OR SALK, the Good-will and Lease, with furni- £ ture and bedding complete, ot T. Fleming's ■Boarding-House, Princes-street South, Dunedin. F TOR SALE, Building Lease of Property, in Tniices street. M. S. Leers, Tamora House, High-street. - ' MORNINeT(7N"=For"S]iTe7FiFIouse andliction (freehold.) Apply to P. Finnic. IMPORTANT NOTICE. np9--BE SOLD by Private Contract, a First-class X Boarding House, containing VZ good rooms: one room capable of accommodating 30 people. Partitions boarded of best American timber. Spacious kitchen and large oven. A splendid well, producing any amount of water; the whole in good aorking or«Jer, with a sure fortune in prospective. Terras : One-third cash ; and bills at 3 and 6 months. The -well realises better than £150 a year: rent 8s per week. For particulars, &c, &c, apply to S. G. Isaacs, Auctioneer, London Auntion Mart. AuctionsTHI3 DAY. WEDNESDAY, 22nd OCTOBER. At 11 o'clock. WllliS Spit its Sugars Tobacco Oats Cigara J DANIELS and CO. hare received instructions . from Messrs Cleve and Co, to sell by . public auction, on Wednesday, Octuber 22nd, at 11 o'clock, at the Commercial Sales Room, Princes-street. An exteiwve stock, comprising— Colonial Oacs Tobacco and Cigars Wires and Spirits Sugars, etc, etc. Terms Liberal.—Declared at time of Sale. THIS DAY, WEDNESDAY 22nd OCTOBER, 11 o'clock. EXTENSIVE SALE OF GROCERIES. "Wines, Spirits Sugars, Tobacco Byass' Porter Cordials Soap, Oil Drugs, Sec. To Grocers, Wine and Spirit Merchants, Druggists, and General Storekeepers. J DANIELS & CO. have received instructions v Iroin Messrs Cleve and Co. to sell by pub.ic auction, on Wednesday, October 22nd, at 11 o'clock at the Commercial Sales Room, Princes-street :— 100 bags Cossipore sugar 100 bags Mauritius do 200 bags Java do 4 cases houey, 14!b tins 4 do do 231b do 2 do do 7ib do 1 do nutmegs 6 dp lemon and orange peel 20 do quart pickles 18 do pints do (Joyce's) 20 boxes Coleinan's blue 11 cases mustard, in 71b tins 2- r)6 do sardines, halves 86 do do quarters 50 boxes light weight candles 50 do full weight do Salad oil, in quarts, pint?, and half-pinta 100 cases Geneva 20 quarter-casks dark brandy 20 cases paie, Champajrne Vineyard 100 do Martell's pale brandy 10 do white seal sherry 7 quarter-casks do 9 do port 109 cases plaid vestas 20 do castor oil 16 do Cameron's vinegar 7 do Yarmouth bloaters 22 bags rice 9 cases Sago 50 boxes raisins 100 boxes muscatels 16 cases Joyce's jama 50 cases star"h | 10 cases Swiss ch'e&ei j 80 ca*es lobsters ; 30 chests tea 2 crates'soda-water bottles 2 do ginger i;eer do 1 cane mixed spices, in ounce patkeUi 2 cases cocoa 1 case Holloway's pill* 20 bags fine suit 10 kegs cartionatf soda 5 cases bleached ginger 20 cases sparkling moselle 30 cases do hock 10 casks split peas 1 ca>-k pepper 20 drums colza oil ■ 80 cases claret 5 oases curagoa 5 ca^es mantsciuno ,40 casks whiting 8 cases capers, Crosse and Blackwell's 3 cases do, Copland's 3 cages'do, 8 dozen in case 3 cases Robinson's groats 3 cases cayenne pepper 20 cases prunes 10 cases blacking, Day and Martin 10 cases Oooey's bacon 10 i asfs do hams 5 casks currants 3 cases chocolate 1 ca>e chocolate drops 200 (ins c.ffce, 41b tins 5 bales sacks 50 cases Byass's bottled porter 100 Hobsou's Bay Company's soap, No 1 100 do do do do, bio. 2 Terms liberal, declared at time of sale. UNPRECEDENTED OPPORTUNITY 10 SKOUKB FIRST-CLASS BUSINESS PREMISES. EDWARD CASPER ft CO. will sell by auction on an early day, at the EXCHANGE SALE ROOMS, (Unless previously disposed ot by private rontract), The following most valuable properties : — Lot I—That■■--substantial and faithfully-built stone basement, 22 x 66, comer of Hope and Stafford-streets. The expenditure of a mere trifle, will finish this building so as to make . .- one of the most eligible stores iv town. Ground rent, £66 per annum. Lease 14 years, right of removal or lull valuation. Lot 2 —Do do do. Lot 3—Do rio do. ■ Each of these lots has a right-of-way at rear. Lot 4—25 x €6 to .Hope-street. Ground rent .: i £25 per annum. . Lot 5 —25 x 75 in Maclaggan-street, next ' • ' -Aleorn JBroihers; rigbt-oi-way at rear to }>. ■ Dawson-street, Ground rent, £50 per an- .. ■ num, lease 10 years,'valuation. Lot 6—25 xW, Freehold in high-street, opposite the new* Custom-house, Telegraph-omce, at ■ the head of new Jetty, next Al essrs Dalgety .; ; and'ltattray's new premises, now occupied as :;.;; the Exchunue Sajes Room. £600 can re* mam* on mortgage at 10 pei cent. ; Lot 7—26, 6 x '85 in Stuart-street, next :-j ; M'liuire's timber yard* Ground rent, £50 : ; per annum. Terms:—One-third cash; one-third at three montlis one-third,.four months. Fuller particulars of auctioneers. A AI'LAN DRESS & CO. have been faired with • instructions from Mr Win. Bune to sell by private bargain, the*ix y«irs lease of his Four-roomed House, having a frontage of 24 ft. to Union-street by a depth of 44 feet. The Rent is only 5s per week. Terms-7-Liberal. . ' •' * . BOOTS. BOOTS. BOOTS A-M'LANDiESS & CO. hare now; on hand and r for sale sevaral hundred trunks of Boots of ike most seasonable and description, at - their Store, M Stafford-street, opposite Cummings' Bomd. .;Low advances'on'Enghsh prices only a*k«L,... a. '' •'■■'*' • ■ »