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Clutha Leader, Volume XX, Issue 1030, 20 April 1894, Page 4

New Advertisements. I TpOR SALE, PRIVATELY. TO SHEEP OWNERS. The right to graze over 300 acres of Grass, Stubble, and Turnips. For particulars apply to CAMPBELL BROS., Hillend. WILSON, CAMERON & CO. 187 Balclntha. TUESDAY, APRIL 24. 1894. At 12 o'clock sharp. At Taieri Saleyards, Greytown Bridge. To Breeders, Dealers, Carriers, Farmers and Speculators. WE will hold a Special HORSE F\lß at our Taieri Saleyards, Greytown Bridge on Tuesday, 24th April, cou.mencing at 12 o'clock sharp, when we will ofter : — On bhealf of Mr R. Gawn (Deer Park) Mr J. Allcin (HopehilJ), Mr W. Blackie (Glasgow Farm), Mr S. Walter (Waipori), Mr J. Allan (Bellfield), and other breeders— A large entry of superior heavy draught Colts and Fillies, three and four years old, unbroken ; also, heavy draught mares and geldings. Further entries invited in time to be advertised. Immediately after the sale of Horses our usual Sheep and Cattle Scales will be held. Parties intending to offer Stock will oblige by sending in particulars at once, in order that the may be advertised. DONALD REID and CO., 186 Auctioneers, Dunedin. TUESDAY, 24th APRIL, At the Wool Stores, High Street, Dunedin The balance of the MERRIE CREEK ESTATE, Near Clinton. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, & CO. have received instructions from the New Zealand and Australian Land Company to sell by auction as above, immediately after the sale of Popotunoa Estate : 2000 Acres of their well-known Merrie Creek Property, in Kuriwao and Waipahi Districts,within a few miles of Clinton Township. The land will be offered in Two or Three Farms of suitable size. Terms : 20 per cent, cash at sale ; 20 per cent in three years ; 20 per cent, in five years, and balance (40 per cent) in seven years. Unpaid purchase money to bear interest at 5 per cent, TUESDAY, APRIL 24. At 2 o'clock. At the Wool Stores, High Street, Dunedin The well and favorably known POPOTUNOA ESTATE. A sound investment and a beautiful home. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO. have received instructions from the Executors of the late James Logan, Esq. , to sell by auction, at above time and plnoe that most desirable property known i as the POPOTUNOA ESTATE/ Containing about 5432 acres of splendid rolling downs land, situate in one of the most picturesque spots in Otago, the base of Popotunoa Hill (within one mile of Clinton Railway Station). Included in the estate, and on the hill, are 130 acres of beautiful, heavy native bush, carefully preserved by the late Mr Logan. There is a magnificent new house and Stable on this choice property, the erection of which has only just been completed. The woolshed, sheep yards, dip, etc. are all in first-class order, as [also are the fences by which the estate is enclosed and subdivided into a very large number of paddocks. This magnificent estate is famed throughout all New Zealand and — Australia too— for its capabilities in the way of growing sheep, either crossbreds or merinos, the wool and mutton of which always realise the highest price in the London market ; and its carrying capacity is not surpassed in these parts. With the exception of the splendid piece of bush above referred to, almost the whole property is in high state of cultivation— laid out in grass or turnips. The buyer of the Estate will be given the option (to be made immediately after the property is sold) of taking the sheep (5000), horses, implements, furniture, etc. at valuation. Almost immediate possession can be given. Terms, which are exceptionally liberal, are as follow : — One-fourth cash on fall of hammer, one-fourth in two years, and the remaining half in five years ; the unpaid balance to be secured by mortgage bearing 5 per cent interest. Plans may be obtained at Coghlan's Hotel, Clinton or from the auctioneers, Dunedin and Gore. Note. — The auctioneers are [authorised to state that none of the late Mr Logan's family will be buyers. 186 T 0 . SPORTSMEN. FOR SALE.— A first class STAGHOUND, well bred and very handsome. Apply at the office of this paper. 185