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Otago Daily Times, Issue 271, 1 November 1862, Page 2

. Auctions. *~ - this day, ~ ' SATURDAY, Ist NOVEMBER SG. ISAACS and CO. wiil sell by auction, on . m Sal ui day, Ist November, at the London Auction Mart, 10 casks of first-class ship biscuit, in prime condition, in lots to suit purchasers Jo ship owners or diggers, a.Pplendid opportunity offers.ot supplying theins'-lv.-s with a capital article. Sale to commence at 12 o'clock. THIS DAY. ~~" SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1. SG. ISAACS will sell on Saturday next, Ist . November, A splendid lot of biscuits, bacon, hams, gammon?, mutton hams, beef, pork, 'a!e in bottle, furniture, rugs, blankets, cigars, tobacco, l-esides a great variety of other articles, well suited for hotel-keepers, private families, station-keepers, and diggers. AUCTION. THIS DAY, To Diggers and Fishermen. S w** Wi,\ °ffer fcr sale -' 0Q Saturday KJm next, Ist November, 100 pairs good strong serviceable boots, at a very low rate. London Auction Mart. THIS DAY,. SG ISAACS will seii on Saturday next, Ist . November, " ' A very superior gold hunting watch, with Albert chai.ii with crystal seals. Also, a splendid gold chain, weighing 2oz 3dwt, 1 gold pm, and 2 ladies' uold chains, bei longing to a parly proceeding to the di"-gmg-s. ° ° MONDAY, 3rd NOVEMBER. SG. ISAACS, of the London Auction Mart has . received instructions from Mr. S. Solouious, to sell by public auction, on Monday, 3rd November, at 11 o ck:ck sharp, ' The shop and parlour situate at No. 32 Arcode having a large cellar fit for storage or any otner purpose, and having- a lease of three years and five months to run from the date of sale. PRELIMINARY NOTICE, SG. ISAACS has been favored with instructions . to sell, A first-class Hotel, situated about six miles from Town. Also, A baker's and butcher's shop. Day cf sale to be rained on some future date. To parties with small capital, this appears a s-plcndid we Pk rtUnity °f makiilff a forfcune. Rent, Bs. per Also, A Section of Land adjoining the above Hotel, at a mere nominal rent. NO T ICf] ~ ' GREENWICH PARK ESTATE. PARTIES having purchased Property on the above Estate, and not having settled, are requested to call at the London Auction Mart, to settle for their purchase, and have their deeds completed, otherwise their lots will have to be re-sold at their isk', Monday next, at twelve o'clook. THIS DAY7 ~ SATURDAY, Ist NOVEMBER. 1862 At 12 o'Clock sharp. FURNITURE. On the Premises, Maclaggan-street; next the Club. A M'LANDRESS & CO.. have been favored t T WA 1- mstl" ut*k>ns to sell by auction, at the London Cafe next the, Club, Maclaggan-street, on Saturday, the Ist November, at 12 o'clook sharp A large quantity of Furniture, consisting of solas, c i ia i re( bedsteads, etc., etc., together with a stock of bottles and liqueurs. No Reserve. Monday, 3rd" November; At 12 o'clock sharp. For Positive Sale. In Conseauence of the Proprietors Up-country Stores Requiring his Sole Attention. a t o S| )J9"did Property in George-street, And Goodwill of a Prosperous Retail and Wholesale Grocery and Provision Business. AM^LANDRESS & CO. have been favored • with instructions from Thos. Learmont, Esq , to sell .by auction, at their rooms, Stafford-street, on Monday, the 3rd proximo, at. ] 2 o'clock sharp, The lease of that splendid piece of property in George-street, having thirteen years to run ; together Willi the very superior and substantially finished shop, store, and dwelling house erected thereon, and the goodwill of the grocery and provision business which he has so successfully conducted for the last twelve months. The premises consist of a large double fronted shop, spacious store, and four first-classrooms on the ground floor, used as a dwelling- house. The whole forming one oi the best properties, considering its business connexions hat possibly could be offered to the public • r;nd the true reason of the proprietor's desire to sell is that his country stores require his undivided attention. The auctioneers have great pleasure in calling the attention of all persons desirous of investing or of entering upon a ready-made business, to this property. ' * The yearly rent is only L45 per annum The buildings were all erected by the present proprietor. l l The ground rent is only L45 per annum. All particulars from the auctioneers. Terms very Liberal. BOOTS. BOOTS] BOOTS, ' A M*LAN#ESSS&CO. have now on hand and £T±., .tor sale sevaral hundred trunks of Boots ofthe most seasonable and suitable description, at their More, btaiiorcl-street, opposite Cummings' Bond. ■Low advances on English prices only asked. MANSE AUCTION MART, mi TT Pi:illc. es street > N«ar Jetty Street. ihe Undersigned is prepared to make cash advances on all goods sent for sale, and is also prepared to purchase for cish, stocks on hand, and which can he delivered at once. The utmost privacy may be relied on by parties requiring immediate cash adAances. R. C. LUSCOMBE. Auctioneer. ' PRELIMINARY NOTICE JAS : PATERSON & CO. have beeen favored with instructions to sell by auction, on an early day, INVOICE Of a VERY CHOICE COLLECTION Of ENjGLISH MODERN ENGRAVINGS, From the most celebrated productions of Sir E. Landsecr Fredk. Sayler Richard A nsdell Honing Sena Absolen Faea Constable Frank Stone Brooks Ward Sir C. Eastlake David Roberts And other eminent artists. Catalogues to be had at the oflice o the Auctioneers FOR SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. To Hotel-Keepers, Capitalists, and Others. J AS. PATERSON & CO* have received instructs tions from the proprietors, to sell by private bargain, One of the largest jind best situated Hotels in the city, with the remainder of the Lease of the Ground, having 11 £ years to run, Rent very * low. 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 S. PATERSON & CO., Manse-street.