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Bruce Herald, Volume XI, Issue 1084, 4 February 1879, Page 4

\ NEW ADVKRTISEMKNTS WEDNESDAY, 5m FfiBRCJARY, At 2 o'clock. TA. DUT HIE AND CO . have rect-ived instnu'tinis from Messrs llislop and Duthie. (o sell by auction, at their rooms, Milton on tli.*» above d»te, Sectiorn? 35, block I ; sec?. 26 and 30, block IV, Kaibiugata district, cou- . • taiuing 75 acres, Also.— 2^ acres, iucluding Sections 2, 3, 4, and 5, Oloverhill, with substantial Grocerystore and Butchers shop thereon, j Also— Sections 1 and 6, block 11, Fairfax 1 (both corner sections) ; >lso— The Lease of' the un^xpired term of 5 yfars of seciiona -144^, and 143, bl ck XVIII; Toliomairiro i)U---i trier, con aining 75 acres (crops [ to tnken at valuationj, | An Messrs Hisiop and Duthie are giving I up business, the whole of the above are for I positive sale. For further particulars apnly to Thk Auctioneers. ( TERMS LIBER »L. j SATURDAY, Sth FEBRUARY, { At 2 o'clock. TI MBE R 1 TIM 15 E ll ! TIM BE R 1 JA. DUTHIE & CO. • have received instructions fiom Mr George Wils.ni to sell by public Auction ou the ground o i the ab >vu date. About ]00,()OJ f<et of cecoud-class timber of a 1 sizes, in lots to suit purchase s, and without the slightest reserve. SA LX O F 150 J AC.< KS UD'G KO W IS Q F HID AY, the 7 h FEBRUARY, | At 11 o'clock. j To FarnieJS, Dealt jf, Tt annters, Speculators, aud Oihi'rs. IMPOErA^'^ S VI E OF GROWING ( ROPS OS THE iiF-NL^YiiSIALE. No reserve. j DONALD REID and C 0. , j have received instructions to sell by auctio i on Uio ground at Henley, on Friday, the 7th Fd ruary, at 11 o'clock, 600 acres cf spier did wheat 800 „ „ „ oats A Uo, On Hill F^rrn, 70 acre 3of cpldudid. wheat 6J „ „ „ Oata Iv lots to suit purchasers. The owners having decided to dispose of tha Henley Estate, they have determined to place the whole of the crop for positive sale, without the > li ;nE5 r rRE:E?vVE This 13 therefore a splendid opportunity for farmers, teamsters, speculators, and others, to purchase such area of growing crop as they desire, at prices that will ensure a hai ds. me return. The Southern Trunk R^ilw^y passes tli'mi^h the property for a distance of three miles, giving exceptional advantages for removing the crops. Every facili'y w.ll ha yiven for stacking j and threshing the crop on the estate, and { ample time allowed f>r the removal of straw, { &c . Intending purchaPfra aro nrg^ritiy rt— j qinsted 1o inspect i hw crop?, which are n \v, ! being marked i S in jota oa the ground. ! J Teima- Urder TSO, c^sh : orer £"50 and und^r£loo, liaif cish ; over £100, « no fourth Cifih ; the baianc-i in each Case by approved endorsed acci ptances at three and six months, bearing bank rate of interest. Of, the ownerr will arrange to aec«-pt j-ayment of the balance in produce, ai current, market rates. SJe at 11 o'cL ck tharp. Luncheon provided. No reserve. j TOTAKA tSIATE NEAR U AMARU. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. rTIHE New Zealand and Australian Land -*- Company Limited, will offor at public Auction, iv Oamaru, about the middle of March, 6 000 Acrea of this celebrated property, subdivided into Farms, and ou very easy terms of payment. Date of salQ and full particulars will be advertised shortly. THRESHING. " rpEISDERS are invited on or before the -*- 15th inst., by Mr David Morgan, Cook's Kedge, on behalf of the Akatore settlers, for threshing about 500 acres of grain, at per bushel. The work to be done at the commencement of the season. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted