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Otago Daily Times, Issue 265, 25 October 1862, Page 2

* i"' •. :-'A - Auctions.-, * A .-:-- ---" •-— V N>- v- ■ . '.. ii MONDAY, 27m OCTOBER, At 12 o'clock sharp. The Schooner PROMPT. M'LANDRESS &-CO., have been favored- - with instructions from.Messrs. Tickle and Co to sell by auction at their Rooms. Stafford-street, on -Monday the 27th'inst., at 12 o'clock, The schooner Prompt, 86 tons register, with ' complete Fixings, will carry 147 tons o coal. She is faithfully built of English ' ■ oak, and has had a thorough overhaul, and been coppered about six months since Surveyors report can be seen, and "all"particulars had at the office of Messrs. Tickle and Co; /xt^o M- raafle a round ft'°ni Dunedin to Newcastle (New Sonth Wales) thence to Adelaide, with a cargo ot coals, thence to this port with a cargo of flour, all ot winch she has accomplished within two months and a-nalf. , . She can now be seen at the Jetty, and is discharging her cargo of flour in splendid condition. Terms Liberal. THIS DAY, SATURDAY, 25th OCTOBER, At Two o'clock sharp, And following Saturdays. To Booksellers, Storekeepers, Librarians, and Others. Unreserved Sale of Direct Consignments of LITERATURE. A M'LANDRESS & CO. have received inXV. stnictions to sell by auction, at their rooms, Mafford-street, on Saturday next, 25th October, and followirg Saturdays, at two o'clock sharp, 4o cases books, comprising biblical, historical ' political, biographical, and architectural literature Poetical works of the best authors Standard editions of woiks of fiction by Cooper. Goldsmith, Dickens, Bulwer, Thackeray. Scott, Sec. J Shakspeare, Burns, Milton, Wordsworth, Cowper, and Kenyon's works Atlases, &c. Terms liberal. No reserve. THIS DAY, SATURDAY, 25th OCTQBKR, At 12 o'clock sharp. HOMES FOR THE PEOPLE IN THE CENTRA. OF THE CITY. 3 SIX TWO-ROOMED COTTAGES .j Near Kuox's Church. AM'LANDRESS and CO. have been favored . with instructions from-Messrs Harnett and Co., to sell by-auction at tlieir rooms, Stafford street. .. on, Saturday, 25th uisfc., at twelve o'clock sharp, 6 well-finished two-roomed cottages t Substantially erected, And situate about 20*0 yards south of Knox' Chinch, in the immediate neighborhood Stuart street and the new jetty. , The lease of the cottages has eight years' to run subject to a yearly ground 'rent of only y L 8 Cs Bd. ' They will be sold separately to suit the working classes. ° , Terras liberal. No reserve. c ; . _____ TUESDAY, 28th OCTOBER, 1862, At 12 o'clock sharp, 1 Without Reservm. i 8 THREE-ROOMED. HOUSES, AND I 1 TWO DO. DO., On Bell Hill. b A - W'l-ANDRESS k CO. have been instructed -TL. to sell by auction, at their Rooms, Staff >rdstreet, on Tuesday, the 28th instant, at 12 o'clock ~ sharp, V The Lease, haying 2$ years to run, of four very * substantially-built Cottages, on Bell Hill. The Three-roomed Cottages are each Let nt 30s'. (] per week, and the Two-roomed Cottage is L»t for 255. per week. They will be found everything that I can be desired, as far us comfort is concerned. Further particulars from the Auctioneers. No reserve. TUESDAY, 28th OCTOBER, 1862, At 12 o'clock sharp. ' LAND ADJOINING THE NEW JETTY . STEWART-STKEET. ' AM'LANDRESS & CO. have been favored with c a. J instructions to sell by auction, at their Rooms, c Stafford-street, The Lease, having, 3 years to run, of that valuable piece of Land, within 40 feet of the new Jetty, Stewart-street, having a frontage to that street of 3:3 feet, with a depth of 99 to the beach. The weekly rent is only 10s. No better opportunity can possibly occur to Timber V merchants or others on the loi-k-out 'for a suitable site *.' adjoining the Jvtty, to which the greatest amount of er the Dunedin traffic is iii;ely to come. j; Terms—Cash. j- No It esE JB vk. AM'LANDRESS & CO. have been favored with , instructions from Mr Win. Bane to sell by r private bargain, tho six years lease of his four-roomed House, having a frontage of 24 ft. to Union-street by ' a depth of 44 tect. The Rent is only 5s per week. _ Terms—Liberal. [; ' '~' NOTICE OF REMOVAL. Ai M'LANDRESS k 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 BOOTS. . BOOTS. BOOTS. ;- A I M«LAN»W.ESS &CO. 'have now on hand and £V. for sale :i »evaral hundred.trunks-ofBoots;of the , most seasonable and suitable description, at their ".: Store, Stahord-street, opposite Cummings' Bond .•; Low, advances on English" prices-only- asked. PRELIMINARY NOTICE , TAS-J^RSQN,S;mi a vebeeenfWorMwith r V . instructions to sell by -auction, on an early day, - INVOICE Of a. i. '■ VERY CHOICE COLLECTION : . of ENiGLISH MODERN ENGRAVINGS, From the,, most celebrated productions of ' Sir E.'-Landseer . ;: Fredk. Sayler ; Richard Ansdell - ' -Henir.g Sena \ Abtolen ~..-.■„...• 7-„ Faea '■ f j ■. Constable "' - ;' Frank Stone '" Brooks ',} Ward - - . . A ; T . ~.Sir C. Eastlake i; j, \ '"' David Roberts" A A other eminent aTtists. •Catalogues to be had at the office of the Auctioneer*. ' FOR SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. To Hotel-Keepers, Capitalists, and Others, JAS. PATERSON k CO. have received instructions from the proprietors, to sell by private ' .bargain, One of the largest and best situated Hotels in the -"city; with-the remainder of the Lease of the ; Ground, having 11^ years to run. Rent veiy \ I low. v The; Hotel contains 23 rooms, with Stables and V .but-buildings, and-is now doing a large and lucrative business. „,'> 7 A Being sold-on account of. a dissolution of partneraMpf 1 ( ■ '■ Al' ,' , '■ Terms liberal.:' > —-Forjftulih'erparticniars,' applyto if ' ,' \ny\ }l ° •>- * j AS# PATERSON^ QO„ - v -j.. .» "J :.; a 'J>. ,i„ "' <.....- Manse-street.