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Bruce Herald, Volume VII, Issue 617, 24 July 1874, Page 4

NEW ADVERT ESEMENTS. ON 29th JULY, 1874. A large quantity of RUUAL LAND Will be open for Sale; UIS HONOR THE SUPERINTENt! DENT directs it to be notified that the Commissioners appointed for that purpose under the Southland Waste Lands Act Amendment Act, 1873, have furnished to him the description of the boundaries of the land classified by them as Agricultural Land and as Pastoral Land respectively, pursiiaht to tlie provisions of the said Act. ai.d that copies of such description have been deposited at the Land Office in Dunedin, and at the Land Office, Invercargill. where the same may be inspected by the public at any time during office hours j and further, that the said description of boundaries will be published in the Otago Provincial Government Gazette on Wednesday, the 29th day of July next, on and after which date the whole of the land therein described wiil be open for sale, except such parts thereof as may be reserved. JOHN LOGAN, Secretary to Superintendent, Superintendent's Office, Dunedin, June 29, 1874, TUESDAY, 28th JULY, Immediately after the Government Land Sale. PRESBYTERIAN MANSE AND GLEBE, AT TAPANUI. JUT ATTHEW HAY has received instruc-■J-*J- tions from the Deacon's Court of the Presbyterian Church of Tapanui to offer for public competition, on the above date, immediately after the Government Land Sale, That valuable Property known as the Presbyterian Manse and Glebe, Tapauui, The House consists of sixroomsand kitchen. There arealso a Garden and Outhouses. The situation of the property is very picturesque. The Glebe consists of 50 acres of excellent land, 10 of which are bush, the whole being subdivided by substantial fences. Terms at Sale. IMPORTANT SALE OF DEAUGHT SIRES. SATUEDAY, Ist AUGUST, At the Commercial Yards, Invercargill. GF. MARTIN & CO. have received • instructions from Robert Hamilton, Esq., Eozelle, to sell by auction, at their yards, on the above date, the following valuable stock, viz. — Lot I.— "YOUNG LOFTY," rising 8 years old, by that celebrated horse Lofty, imported by the late Thomas Robinson, Esq., of Southland. His dam, a first-class Clydesdale mare, imported from Tasmania at great expense by Mr Thomas Clerke. Young Lofty, as a yearling, took first prize as the best Clydesdale entire colt in the yard at the Southland Show in 1867 ; as a two-year-old he also took first prize in 1868 ; as a four-year-old he took first prize against all comers in 1870. Lot 2.— " LORD NELSON," rising 4 years old, by Young Lofty, out of the celebrated mare Flower, winner of the first prizes for five years in succession at the Southland Agricultural and Pastoral Association's Show, and is without doubt the best mare that any colonial entire has been bred out of. Lot 3.— Colt rising 3 years old, full brother to "LORD NELSON," an animal of great promise, and admirably adapted for station use. Note —All the above horses are in firstclass health and,ready to prepare for the season, their breeding is undoubted, and they are also guaranteed to be first class workers. Mr Hamilton having purchased the horse " Prince of Wales," and consequently having too many to attend to, is his sole reason for parting with this valuable stud. Intending purchasers are invited to inspect the horses at Rozslle. N.B.— The imported Clydesdale "Prince of Wales " will be exhibited on the clay of sale. Particulars of a number of draught and light stock, to be offered at this sale, will appeai-'in a future advertisement. Sale Avill commence at 11 sharp. FOE SALE,— A LARGE NUMBER of SECTIONS in ■£*■- the Township of Milton, several of which are First Class Business Sites. Sections in Mr James Smith's subdivision of Milton, from L22 10s per acre, and upwards. Also,- Several First Class Household Properties. Apply to J. A. HENDERSON. FOE SALE, "PIT R J. A. HENDERSON has received i^J- instructions from the Proprietor, Mr John Waters, to sell by private treatySections 13 and 33, Block VII., Milton — containing in all half an acre of land, with four-roomed dwelling-house, 14-stalled stable, with loose boxes, &c. The above property has been for several years occupied by Mr Waters as Livery and Bait Stables, in which a good business has always been done. It is centrally situated, being, in fact, one of the best business sites in Milton. For further particulars apply to J. A. HENDERSON, Council Chambers, Milton.