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Clutha Leader, Volume I, Issue 30, 4 February 1875, Page 4

AUCTIOBT SALBI^ THURSDAY, IIth FEBRUARY, At 12 o'clock. - IMPORTANT SALE OF FAT & STORE CATTLE, FAT & STORE SHEE ?, HORSES, &c, &c. At PUERUA MARKET YARDS. IMTACLEAN BROTHERS Beg to intimate that they propose to hold regular Sales of Stock of all descriptions at the Paerua Market Yards on the second Thursday of every alternate month, the first of which will te held on Thursday, llth J February, at 12 0 clock, when they will offer, on acocunt of the various vendors, about O K(~\ Head Fat and Store Cattle Ewes and Lambs, and a number wUU of young useful horses. Terms liberal . OVfi WEDNESDAY, 24tk FEBRUARY, At 3 o'clcck. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE AT SOUTH MOLYNEUX FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION. jyTACLEAN BROTHERS Are favored with instructions from Donald Hen d< won, Esq., to snbmit to public competition, at their Rooms, Manse-street, on 24th February instant, at 3 o'clock, That very desirable Freehold Estate, in the South Molyneux District, known as Lansdowne Farm, and Comprising 1 QOr\ Acreg > or thireby. Freehold And o~f A Acres Leasehold, having about fi>e years to run, at an annual rental of 7« per acre. The property is situated on the banks of the Pugrna River, within one mile of the Port Molyneux Wharf (whence steamers p 7 y regularly to Dunedin, carrying goods at 203 per ton), and within seven miles of a station of the Southern Trunk Railway. The whole of the property is flret-claes land and at least 1200 acres are alluvial soil, o* exceeding richness not excelled by even the choicest selections on the Taieri Plain. The best specimens of iron stoae yet dis covered in the province have been found in this property, and there is no doubt that rich deposits of coal underlie the greater porticn of it. The improvements are very substantial and complete, comprising a first-class dwelling house, of nine rooms, with stables, barn, sheds, yards, waehpool, &c. The *hole property fs fenced, and subdivided into twelve paddocks, and altogether is in complete working order. ' Terms very liberal. For plans and all further particulars, apply to 1 DONALD HENDERSON, Esq , ( Lansdowne, Port Molyneux ; Or, to THE AUCTIONEERS. THURSDAY, 25th FEBRUARY, At 1 o'clock sharp. QAPSTICK, DUTHIE&CO. have been favored with instructions j from Mr James Carmicbael to sell by auction ] at their Yarcs, Tokomririro, on Thursday, < the 25th February, at 1 o'clock sharp. ' "1 £}f\ Horses, comprising OA First-class staunch Draught Mares 3 Qp* First-class staunch Draught Geld- ] O K First-class Draught Colts & Fillies ' 3r\ First-class Colts and FiUies suitable 1 \J for weight -carrying hacks, < coaches, and buggies. N - B -—The Auctioneers desire to draw the attention of the general public to the above important sale of hor.es, assuring them that the horses to be exposed for competition will be quite equal to, if not surpassing; any sale of the kiad they have heretofore held, and where all parties requiring either light or heavy horses will be enabled to supply their wants. SATURDAY, 13th FEBRUARY, At 1 o^lock. pAPSTICK, DUTHIE, AND CO. . have been instructed by Mr A. D. * Duncan to sell on the ground, on; his Farm, Inch Clutba, adjoioiDg Mrs James Wright's form, on Saturday, the 13th February, at 1 . o'clock, 20 Acreßof G rowi ogOats, estimated *d\J by competent farmers to produce . 60 to 70 bushels per acre. J? 0 R SALE TO ARRIVE. SINGLE HORSE REAPERS, By the Best English Makers. SOMERVILLB BROS., Waitepeka,