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AUCTIONS. DALGETY AND CO., LIMITED. CLEARING SALE AT WAIKARI. FRIDAY, MARCS 28fn. WE have been instructed br MR R SKIMMIN (whose lease ha« expired, to hold a COMPLETE CLEARING SALE of his LITE AND DEAD STOCK at his Home •tcad, WAIKARI, on the above dato. Particulars as follows: — SHEEP. 70 Two-tooth Halfbred Ewes 60 Two-tooth Halfbred "Wethers 200 Four and Six-tooth Halffcrsd Ewes 23 Rape Lamoe 4 4-chour Shropshire Hams CATTLE. 2 Cows, empty and dry 8 Six-months-old Calves, good sorts HORSES. 1 Bay Gelding Ted, aged, all work 1 Bay Gelding Jock, aged, all work 1 Bay Gelding Prince, aged, all work 1 Bay Mare Floss, aged, chains 1 Bay Mare Moana, aged, chains 1 Bay Filly, 4yis old, chains 1 Bay Gelding, 3yrs old, unbroken IMPLEMENTS, Etc. 1 Tip Dray and Frame, 1 Farm Dray acd Frame, 1 Eubberjtyred Gig 1 Set Gig Harness, 1 Reaper and Binder (Deoring), 1 Double-furrow Plough (Reid and Gray), 1 Set Disc Harrows, 1 Set Tins Harrows (0 leaves), 1 Cambridge Roller, 1 Itiissey Drill (13-coulter), 1 Grubber, 1 Single-furrow Plough. Complete Set Hames for draught horses, Block and Tackle, Swingletrees, Farm, 'Garden, and Fcncing Tools SUNDRIES. Quantity Empty Sacks, 100 Bushels Algerian Oats, 100 Bushels Garton Oats, Quantity Household Furniture, and Sundries too numerous to mention. SALE AT NOON. LUNCHEON. I DALGETY and CO., LTD., 4072 Auctioneers. IMPORTANT SUBDIVISION SALE. CLEARWELL ESTATE. j ' BY PUBLIC AUCTION, j IN ASHBURTON ARCADE. SATURDAY, 29th MARCH. At 2 pja. MESSRS DALGETY and CO., LTD., have been instructed by Mlt PETER DRUMMOND, to offer, as above, his well-known CLEARWELL ESTATE, in 7 Blocks, as under :— LOT I—HOMESTEAD BLOCK : 408 Acres Good Heavy Cropping and Gracing Land, conveniently subdivided, and ia well watered. Buildings comprise wellbuilt House of 12 zooms, with all oonvenienoes, "Wizard lighting, telephone,, nice garden, ctc. . Outbuildings comprise draught-horse stables, hack stable, large shearing shed '(machines), with loft, sheepyaids, men's cottage, etc., etc. "Well planted with shelter plantations. LOT 0-177 ACRES HEAVY LAND. LOT a-175 ACRES HEAVY LAND LOT 4—301 ACRES MEDIUM LAND LOT 5—327 ACRES MEDIUM LAND LOT 6—327 ACRES MEDIUM LAND LOT 7—837 ACRES NATIVE Th© quality of the land ranges from sweet tussock plains to rich,' heavy grain-growing land, lying at its southern end along the Hinds River, which has yielded 50 bushel crops of wheat and ICO bushel crops of oats. The lighter areas grow first-class crops of oats, turnips, rape, holds the grasses well, is splendid fattening country, and is also in the rain area. The Plans will show the present condition' of the different blocks and plantations, etc. This is a property we can with confidence recommend. The owner s sole reason for selling is that he is anxious to get down to his Five Riverß property. The terms (15 per cent, cash) make the purchase of the various subdivisions within the roach of most buyers. The property ia now open for inspection, and we shall be glad to arrange to Save bona fide buyers shown over the place. DALGETY and CO., LTD., Auotionecrs. G. H. BUOHANAN, Solicitor, Ashburton. 2185 IMPORTANT PROPERTY SALE. BY PUBLIC AUCTION. IN DALGETY'S LAND SALEROOM, CATHEDRAL SQUARE. SATURDAY, APRIL 12th,

At 11.30 a.m. | "llyf ESSRS DALGETY and CO., LTD., have | lu. been instructed, owing to the death of Messrs John E. Henderson and Andrew Henderson, to oiler by Public Auction as above, the Whole of the Properties owned by MESSRS HENDERSON BROS, Methven, including. the famous BALRAZIE ESTATE,, . j '' RAKAIA, . . Qpmprisinr . 1431 ACRES first-class cropping and grazing land, conveniently subdivided and well roaded. This property is well-known as some of the best wheat-growing and fattening land in Canterbury, and iB well adapted for dairying, beautifully sheltered by numerous plantations, and is well watered by racce. The property will be offered in ti-7 Blooks, as under:— HOMESTEAD BLOCK, " 475 Aeree, with up-to-date Dwelling of 9 rooms, with alii conveniences. telephone, etc. Grounds are nioely planted and' laid out, good orchards, in fact, a very desirable home. The Outbuildings are rood *nd substantial, comprising •tables, carsheds, implement sheds, woolshed, dip, etc., etc. LOT 3.—198 ACRES 2 ROODS LOT 3.-297 ACRES . LOT 4.—163 ACRES LOT 5.—210 ACRES LOT 6.-67 ACRES : / LOT 7.—31 ACRES Plans are now ready, which show the present condition of the land, etc. | BELMONT FARM. 446 ACRES, good, rich land, conveniently subdivided • into 12 Paddocks, and is well watered by county races. This is also considered to be one of the best cropping and fastening properties in the district. It is well situated, being only a few mile* from theMethven Township, railway, aaleyaras, etc. The Buildings are substantial and up-to-date, comprising House of 8 rooms, and all neoesgary farm buildings. Ths farm is at present in good heart, and everything in firstrate order. SPRINGFIELD FARM. 234 ACRES good, heavy cropping originally part of the well-known Springfield Estate, Methveu. The Buildings comprise cottage, stables, etc. NOTE. —The surviving brothers and Trustees have placed these properties on the market for ABSOLUTE SALE,, and we recommend those in search of land not to _ bus this opportunity of acquiring some of tne best land in Canterbury. The TERMS are exceptionally easy. FENDALTON PROPERTY. S ACRES real good land, - subdivided into several small paddocks, very suitable ei . ,5 for dairying or cutting up. - situated on ttieWaiiarapa roftd of the boat parte of Cnristchtirch. There is an up-to-date House o! c 0 venienoes, and numerous outbuildings. All the properties will beofered separately on the above date, commencing at ll.oQ a.m. Further particulars in the meantime may b-> obtained from DALGETY and CO., LTD.. . Auctioneers.. DTTNOAN. COTTERILL and CO. Solicitors, dmstchurch.