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Otago Daily Times, Issue 294, 28 November 1862, Page 2

; ;' 'f '• ■"'-- ■ Auctions.-.) i[- : THIS DAY, • FRIDAY, 28th NOVEMBER, At 12 o clock. FURNITURE. FURNITURE. Sale by Auction of Furniture. RC. LUSCOMBE will sell by auction, on the • promises, three houses above the Glasgow Arms Hotel, opposite the Criterion Hotel, near the Cutting, at 12 o'clock, Sofas, bedsteads Tables, liqueur stands Bedding, bedroom furniture Kitchen utensils, and Articles too numerous to mention. AUCTIO N S A L E OF 60 ALLOTMENTS. p C LUSCOMBE will sell by auction, on the _Lv« Ground, early in December, All the Allotments, as now laid off, having . Frontages to George-street, Great Kingstreet, Union-street, on the City Map, and Park and Bay View streets. The terms on which ibis valuable Land will be sold are of the most liberal character, and the ground rent chargeable will be so low as to meet the meaus of every working man in the Province. Land measuring 20 ft x 48 ft. Ground Rent, 2s Gd per week ; frontages to main streets 5s per week. Lease, 7 years from February last; lialf valuation at end of term. A Luncheon will be provided on the Ground, THIS DAY. FRIDAY, 28th NOVEMBER, At 12 o'Clock. At the Jetty-street Wharf. 20 TONS OATEN HAY. FMOSS and CO are instructed by Mr A. G * 'i. liß^* 0 sell by Public auction, at the Jettvstreet Wharf, on Friday, 12th inst, at 12 o'clock, * 20 Tons prime Oaten Hay, Now being landed, ex Jane, f>om Hobart Town. No reserve, ■ Terms at sale. MONDAY, Ist DECEMBER, At 12 o'clock. HARDW3OD TIMBER. Ex Jane, from Hobart Town. AT STUART STREET JETTY. FMOSS and CO. are instructed by Mr A. G. . Fisher, to sell by public auction, on Monday, the Ist December, at the Stuart street Jetty, at twelve o'clock, the cargo of the Jane, consisting of 445 pieces 3 x 2, 12 to 16 feet 914 do 4x2, 10 to 14 do 217 do 5 x 2,12 to 14 do 294 do 6 x 2. 10 to 14 do 153 do 7 x 2,14 do 75 do 6 x 2£, 12 do 334 do 4 x 3, 10 to 15 do 103 do 5 x 3, 10 to 16 do 878 do 6 x 3, 10 to 15 do 80 do 7 x 3,14 do 65 do 8 x 3,12 do. No reserve. Terms at sale. MONDAY, Ist DECEMBER At 12 o'clock. Cargo of Sea Gull, from Auckland. At Stuart-street Jetty. KAURI TIMBER. . FMOSS and CO will sell by public auction, on . Monday, Ist December, at 12 o'clock, on the btewart-street Jetty, the cargo of the Sea Gull, consisting of 21,000 feet 9 x 1 T and G, 10 to 16 feet 2,000 do 7 x 1 do, 12 to 16 do 8,000 9 inch Feather Edge, 10 to 20 do 25,000 do 7 do do, 10 to 20 do 45,000 do 9 x -*-in. do do, 10 to 20 do 17,000 do 7 x £-in. do do, 10 to 18 do 2,000 do 4 xOin, 8 to 14 do 6/00do4xHin, 12 to 16 do 10,000 do 3 x 2in, 10 to 18 do 10,000 do 3 x lin, 12 to 16 do Terras at sale. _ Further particulars may be ascertained on application at the Office of the Auctioneers, Princee-atreet Dunediu. ' MONDAY, Ist DECEMBER, > At 12 o'ciock, BOX PALINGS, &c. FMOSS and CO. are instructed by Mr A. G. . Fisher, to sell by public auction, at the Stunrt atreet Jetty, on Monday, the Ist December, at 12 o'clock, 20,000 box palings, five feet 120 bales shingles. Now being landed. Ex Jane, from Hobart Town. Terms at sale. GREAT SALE BY AUCTION, AT ALL THE GOLD FIELDS. TO TAKE PLACE IN DECEMBER. IMPORTANT LAND SALE. Worthy the Attention of All Classes. Unrivalled Opportunity for a Profitable Investment. FREEHOLDS. GOVERNMENT TOWNSHIP OF KAITANGATA. MESSRS. H. E. NATHAN 'and CO. have received instructions to sell by auction, at th» times and places mentioned below, SECTIONS In the Government Township of KAI TANG ATA, Fronting the Clutha River, Molyneux. At the Golden Age, Dunstau, the first week December. Wetherstone's, Tuapeka, and Waitahuna, the second week in December. Woolshed, Tokomairiro, and Molyneux Ferry, the third week in December.' The attention of miners, storekeepers, publicans, artisans, and others, is dh-pcted to this most important sale of freeholds, which to the man of email means offers unusual advantages, and for a real profitable investment is unapproached by any other that has hitherto been brought before the public of Otago. The Township of Kaitangata is laid out with a frontage to the Clutha River, which is one of the finest in the Province, and the traffic on"which, Bince the opening of the new gold fields, has increased to an amazing extent. Kaitangata is a port of entry, and possesses gre-.t advantages, being adjacent to the Clutha coal fields; two fine seams of coal run through part of the land. That this township is destined to occupy an important position in this Province is I eyond a doubt, as the Government steamer will shortly commence to run between it and Tuapeka; so that Kaitangata will be the great central dep6t for all tha gold fields, and from which merchandise will be forwarded by steamer to Tuapeka, Blamont. Teviot, Dunstan, and the various gold fields and settlements. Amongst the numerous advantages this township possesses may be mentioned—the great depth of water at this point of the. Molyneux, and the abundance of excellent timber suitable for building or domestic pifeposesi iSach deed will be granted to the purchaser who pays in full at time of purchase, for the sum oi One Guinea and , a Half. Solicitor ; J. Co:>k, Esa ! Dunedin. Remember!—This will be the only opportunity for miners and others to purchase on the gold fields. : NOTICE, THE undersigned, inhabitants of South Ward ' beg i. d to®? » MEETING-of-the Ratepayers, to bi iddat Walker-street Church, to-morrow evening, Friday, 28th, at half-past Seven o'clock, for the purpose of consulting as tx> suitable j representative* for saip Ward m Town Board. |. B.Cargill J. L. Burke l James Browne David Taylor W Dodd Julius yogel John Jones Henry Cook James Patereon J. Morrison" James Mills. '. L November 26th, 1862. -