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Clutha Leader, Volume XXVI, Issue 1380, 2 March 1900, Page 4

New Advertisements, PRELIMINARY ADVERTISEMENT. FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 1 o'clock. AT THEIR OFFICES, CLYDE STREET. TTTILSON, MACKAY, AND CO. Have received instruction from Mrßobt. Graham to sell by public auction at their offices, Balclutha — His FARM in Table Hill District containing 305 acres (more or les-) Full particulars in future issue. WILSON, MACKAY & CO , Auctioneers, S>ock and Land Agents. TBURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1900. At 3 o'clock. (On arrival of train.) At Central Hall, Tapanui. IMPORTANT_LAND SALE. BALANCEofBROOKSDALE ESTATE 4GOO ACRES. In ono lot or subdivided into twelve Allotments, Excppt.ional opportunity of securing a splendid Property, unexcelled for Wheat, Oats, Turnips and Grass Growing. Specially adapted for Mixed Fanning and Stock Raising, Well watered by never-failing streams. The Homestead is unequalled in the Colony. DALGETY & COMPANY, LTD. (in conjunction with WILLIAM QUIN), have received instructions from the British and Australasian Trust and Loan Company (Limited) to sell by public auction on THURSDAY, 29ch MARCH, At 3 p m, Tie Balance of the Brooksdale Estate, comprising 4600 acres of Freehold Property. The homestead is beautifully situated on the south side of the property and commands a good view of the whole estate. The residence, comprising about ]G rooms n of modern architecture, built of brick and plaster, fitted with hot and cold baths, and has a never-failing supply of water laid on throughout. The grounds sut rounding are complete with forest and ornamental trees and shrubs and splendid orchard. Well sheltered from the south by a large clump of native bush, while from the front the view looks out on a gcodsiz?d lake, well stocked with trout and wild fowl. The station birldings are ample and complete, comprising nieu's huts, stables, chaffhouse, granary, woolshod, sheep, and cattle yards, sheep dip, carpenter's shop, etc The property is subdivided by fii st-class fences into ab-uit 30 paddocks, and is enclosed on two sides by a new rabbit proof wire netting fence. A regular system of cultivation has been carried on, and at present the wheat oats turnips, and young grass are evidence in themselves of the fertility of the land. All thi3 propet ty is sown down with English grass. The property as above will be off.-red in O.ie lot, and failing the rcseive price being reached, it will then 1 c < ffered for sa'e at auction immediately after in the following; manner : — ' Lot 1. -About 2CO acres Lot 2 — About 275 acri-s Lot 3.— About 321 acres Lot 4. — About 32(5 acres Lot 5 —-About 214 acres Lot 0. — About 209 acies Lot 7. — About 163 acres Lot 8. — About 236 acres Lot 9.— About 53 acres Lot 10.— About 379 acres Lot 11 — About 74 acres Lo, 12. — The Homestead. About 2000 acres, comprising all sections in the estate not enumerated. Improvements comprise — Residence, 3-roomed cottage, shearers' cottage, mens' huts, stables, woolshed, chaffhouse, ca. - penter's shop, dip, sheep and cattle yards, etc. Two hundred and twenty acres are in young grass, 250 acres in turnips, 50 : acres in wheat, and the balance in Enolish grass, from one to foar years old. Terms in future issue. Possession will be given on May ], 1900. | Plans of the property may be obtain. d from W. QUIN, Tapanui. DALGETY & COMPANY, Dunedin, Balclutha and Gore, Or, Mr HENDRIE, Brooksdale Estate. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. ANNUAL SHEEP SALE at CLIFTON Waiweba. JQALGETY & COMPANY, LTD., Have received instructions from Messrs W. and T. Telford to hold their annual sale of Fat and Store sheep about the middle of March. Particulars in future issue. 132