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Southland Times, Volume III, Issue 47, 24 February 1864, Page 6 (Supplement)

H. B Monkman's Advertisementa - FRJPAY, , r SBth • FEBRUARY, At Noon. PEREMPTORY SALE, , ELIO-IBLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY, DEE-ST&EET, THE VERY CENTRE OF BUSINESS, BY PUBLIC AUCTION. ON THE PREMISES, KBXT THE MELBOURNE HOTEL, HB. MONKMAN is favoured with in-' , structions by the Mortgagees to submit' For Positive and Unreserved Sale, BY PUBLIO AUCTION, On the Premises occupied by Mr. Arthur Jaggers, next the Melbourne Hotel, Deestreet, on Friday, 26th February, at twelve o J clock — That substantially-built, commodious Store and - Dwelling, now in the occupation of Mr. Jaggers. Together with _ i - All the righ,t title, and interest of -the ' present lessee to and in the unexpired term of lease (13 years) of the allotment of land on which said building is erected, liaving 30 feet frontage to Dee-street by a depth of 66 feet. Immediate possession And Title guaranteed. The position of the above valuable property renders it well worthy the notice of persons in search of first-class business premises. No reserve. Terms cash. H. B. MONKMAN, Auctioneer. , SATURDAY, 27th FEBRUARY, At Noon. .. j SALE BY AUCT IO N , ' OP THE STOCK-IN-TRADE, FURNITURE,^ AND UTENSILS . I OP THE NEWMARKET HOTEL AND CONCERT HALL, DEE-STREET. HB. MONKMAN is instructed by the , Mortagees to Sell by Pubhc Auction, on the premises, the Newmarket Hotel, Deestreet, on Saturday, 27th February, at Twelve o'elock — The ©-hole of tlie Stock-in-Trade, Fui^ niturc, Utensils, and Trade Fixtures of the Newmarket Hotel and Concert Hall, Dee-street. The Furniture, which is all of the best description, comprises every requisite for a FIRST-CLASS HOTEL. The Wines, Spirits, Beer and Liquors are all of the best brands. The culinary and other utensils are complete in every respect. Enumeration of the Stock, Furniture, &c., in the space of an advertisement would be superfluous. The whole will be on view the day prior to sale. Intending purchasers are respectfully invited to inspect it. NO RESERVE. TERMS — CASH. H. B. MONKMAN, Auctioneer. MONDAY, 29th FEBRUARY, At Noon. *SALE OF GROWING CROPS. BY^ PUBLIC AUCTION. HB. MONKMAN is favoured with in- , structions from Thos. S. Weston, Esq., Barrister-at-Law, to. submit to pubhc auction, at the City Mart, Dee-street, "on Monday, 29th February, at: 12 o'clock, The whole of the growing crops on the farm known as < BOTH AVON, Situate at Seaward Bush, within three miles of the Post Office, lately in the occupation of Mr. A., Cameron. The crops comprise — 15 acres oats, more or less, fine 'condition. 8 acres oats, more or less. 5 do potatoes do 3 do -turnips do a do barley do | The purchasers will be allowed a reasonable ' time to remove the crops after they are ripe. Note. — The object of the auctioneer'in holding the sale in the mart is to preyent the necessity of intending purchasers going twice on the farm—^first, to inspect -the crops, and again on the day of sale. No reserve. Terms cash. H. B. MONKMAN, Auctioneer. RURAL, LAND. HB. MONKMAN has received instructions , to offer' for sale by private contract, THREE RURAL SECTIONS, Part bush, and the remainder good dry agricultural land, being sections 26, 46, and 49 of block 1, Oteramika hundreds.