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Otago Daily Times, Issue 8169, 28 April 1888, Page 4

Sales by Auction. James Samßon and Co. THIS DAY, SATURDAY, 28th APRIL, At 2 o'clock. SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PICTURES, &c. JAMES SAMSON & CO. have received instructions to sell by auction, at their Rooms, Hair suite (mahogany frames), 2 gents' armed easy chairs, cedar cheffonier, large fender and fireirons, carpets, hearthrugs, 100 table, handsome pictures, ornaments, marble timepiece, double and single iron bedsteads, spring mattresses, blankets, washstands and ware, duchesse table and glass, looking glasses, bedroom carpets, toilet tables, wardrobe, commode, dining room and kitchen furniture, E.P. tea and coffee set, china ancl glassware, floorcloth, 2 cases stuffed birds, banjo, chest of drawers, kitchen and cooking utensils, laundry appliances, garden tools, kc, kc, ka. Also, 7 boxes of unredeemed clothing and books— viz., " Tales of the Borders," " Chambers' Journal," "Home Physician," "Popular .Educator," and other books. No reserve, 28ap MONDAY, 14th MAY 1888] At 12 o'clock noon. By order of the Registrar of the Supreme Court of New Zealand at Dunedin, in pursuance of the provisions of "The Land Transfer Act 1885." MESSRS JAMES SANSON & CO. have received instructions to offer by publio auction, at their Rooms, Dowling street, Dnnedin, on the above date, under the powers contained in Memorandum of Mortgage of Lease, registered No. 316, and in Memorandum of Mortgage, registered No. 11,416 of lease registered No. 1010, All that LEASEHOLD PROPERTY, containing 11*3 poleß, and being allotment 6 on the plan of subdivision by the Caledonian Society of Otago of part of Eection 9, block VII, Town District; and also a strip of land 127 links wide, being part of the land marked " Reserve" on the said plan, for the unexpired residue of I the term of 13 years, from tho lst day of November 1883, at the yearly rental of £10, created by Memorandum of Lease from the Caledonian Society of Otago to William Murr White. And also that LEASEHOLD PROPERTY, containing 1 rood and 20*4 poles, being allotments 7, 8, 9,10, 11, and 30 on the said plan of subdivision of part of said section 9, block VII, Town District, for tho unexpired residue of the terra of 21 years, from the lst day of November 1875, at tho yearly rental of £60, created by Memorandum of Lease from the Caledonian Society of Otago to William Murr White, with all rights-of-way in the said leaso mentioned, and all buildings, and all fixed plant and machinery. For further particulars, apply to THE AUCTIONEERS; Or to D. D. MACDONALD, Solicitor, Temple Chambers, 28ap No. 99 Prince 3 street, Dunedin. -.William Christie and Co. FRIDAY, ISth MAY 1888, At 11 o'clock sharp. AT THE SHEEPYARDS, KUROW STATION, KUROW. GREAT CLEARING SALE Of LAND, SHEEP, CATTLE, HORSES, And IMPLEMENTS. WM. CHRISTIE' & CO., Oamaru (in conjunction with Messrs WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, and Co., REID, MACLEAN, and Co.", and DONALD REID and Co.), have been instructed by the New Zealand and Australian Land Company to sell The whole of the Property and Stock of the Kurow Run, of which the Company has to relinquish possession. The land consists of 607 acres (more or less) situate in c!o3e proximity to the Railway station and Township aud of three outlying Pre-emptive Rights. The 607 acre 3 form a most compact and desirable farm adapted to growing root or grain crops. The land is subdivided into suitable sized paddocks, and is provided with substantial manager's house, men's hut, woolshed, stables, ko. It will be disposed of in one lot and on easy terms.

SHEEP

Will be sold in lots to suit purchasers, and con-

sist of about— 1518 Quarter"hred Ewes, just full-mouthed 1766 QU!U*ter-bred Ewes, 6-tooth 3 1927 Qnartor-bred Ewes, 4-tooth 2825 Quarter-hred Ewes,2-tooth 2281 Quartel'-hred Wethers, 2-tooth c 1914 Qaarter-bred Wethers, 4-tooth 1357 Mer"lo Ewe Hoggets ' 1150 Merino Wether Hoggets [ 14,738 CATTLE HORSES IMPLEMENTS, &c„ &c. George Fache. WEDNESDAY, 9th MAY 1888, At 2 o'clock. By Order of the Registrar of the Supreme 1 Court. MR GEORGE FACHE has received instructions to offer by public auction, at Ophir, in the County of Vincent, on the above date, under powers of salo conferred by " The Land Transfer Act 1885," and Memorandum of Mortgage No. 7994, All that parcel of Land, containing 32 I poles, being section 8, block 11, Town of Ophir, together with the House and Shop standing thereon ; Also, All that parcel of Laud, containing 1 rood, being Section eleven (11), Block VI, Town of Manuherikia. Title under the Land Transfer Act. I'or further particulars apply to MR ROBERT GILKISON, Solicitor, Clyde; Orto 19ap THE AUCTIONEER. WEDNESDAY, 9th MAY 1888, At 2.15 o'clock. By Order of the Registrar of tho Supremo Court, MR GEORGE FACHE has received instructions to offer by public auction, at Ophir, in the County of Vincent, on the above date (immediately after the sale of lands in towns of Ophir and Manuherikia), under powers of sale conferred by " The Land Transtor Act 1885," and Memorandum of Mortgage, No. 10,776. All that parcel of Land, containing 100 acres more or less, being Section 33, Block V, District of Tiger Hill, together with all Buildings and Improvements thereou, being the Farm in Ida Valley occupied by Mr James Whyte. Title under the Laud Transfer Act, For further particulars apply to MR ROBERT GILKISON, Solicitor, Clyde; Orto 19ap » THK AUCTIONEER. John Everest. THURSDAY, 3rd MAY 1888, At 11 o'clock 3harp. At Moeraki Downs, Hampden. IMPORTANT CLEARING SALE of SHEEP, HORSES, &c.; Also, HOUSEHOLD FUBNITURE. JOHN EVEREST has received instructions from the Rxecutor of the lato Stephen Adam (deceased) to sell by public auction, on tho above estate, t 1 500 Crossbred Bwes, 2,4,0, and 8-tooth j «f)Q Merino Ewes (full mouthed) 1 nf) Crossbred Wethers (2, 4, 0, and 1U" 8-tooth) 220 Crossbred Hoggets 1000 Crossbred Lamb 3 3 Draught Horses J_ Milch Cow 1 chaffcutter, 4-horse power, 1 Cambridge " roller, 1 oaten stack, 1 set single-buggy i harness, 1 set double harness, 1 large " dray and frame, harness, &c, 1 double huggy, pole, 4 sheep feeders, grass seed, "' household furniture (all new), consist- G ing of 1 piano (Collard and Collard), 1 rr walnut round table, couch, chairs, fender, irons, 1 maghogany telescope ai table, carpets, cane-bottom chairs, easy n chairs, double iron and wooden bed- m steads, washstands and ware, toilet ~ tables, mattresses, palliasses, &c.; baths, i kitchen utensils, and sundries too > numerous to mention. j** Luncheon Provided, 24ap o