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Clutha Leader, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 91, 4 June 1912, Page 4

■:-smsm*-m*im, m»SALE OP BBBIBABEE FREEHOLD j ■-" EABM, | : +' Have received instructions from J *.' Mr' George McLatchie to sell by public *~ auction, at the Otago Corn and Wool L Exchange, Dunedin, on above date,, His Freehold Property at Owaka * Valley, consisting of 106$ acres; well fenced and subdivided. Buildings consist 4-roomed House, 12-stalled oowbyre, etc. The property is distant from Owaka -' 4i miles, and is quite handy to school and creamery. Terma (which are good-)* at Sale. FRIDAY,DUNE Hth, 1912. ." Alteration in Date owing to Dunedin Winter Shew. AT CORPORATION YAROB. BALCLUTHA. FORTNIGHTLY SALES. Further entries invited. fTHE NiW ZEALAND LOAN AND VL MERCANTILE AGENCY COY. WEIGHT STEPHENSON & CO., ' ASSOCIATION of N.Z. (LTD.) ■ AGENCY COMPANY of N. Z. JJONALD REID & CO. (LTD.) JJALGETY & CO., LIMITED, IHE NATIONAL MORTGAGE AND • AGENCY CO. of N.Z., (LTD.), PRELIMINARY NOTICE. THURSDAY, JUNE 27, 1912, CLEARING SALE AT INCH CLUTHA. * f PANY, LIMITED, have reoeived instructions from Mr R. 11. Fairbairn to sell on above date ATI. HIS STOCK, IMPLEMENTS, ETC., Particulars in future issue. SHANDON ESTATE. GREAT SALE OF ATTRACTIVE RESIDENCE SITES IN THE SUBURB OF SHANDON Within a few minutes' walk of the Township of Balclutha. iAMUEL HENRY. ~ In Conjunction with T. E. S T E W A R T Will offer for sale by auction on FRIDAY, JUNE 14th, At 1 p.m. AT CLUTHA AUCTION ROOMS, BALCLUTHA. 37 MAGNIFICENT BUILDING SITES IN THE SUBURB OF SHANDON. Quarter-acre and half-acre Sections. This property contains, without a doubt the BEST POSITION FOR RESIDENCE SITES IN BALCLUTHA. JUST THINK OF THE TERMS OF PAYMENT: £lO PER SECTION £lO £l9 DEPOSIT. £lO Balance by quarterly payments ot £7 10/, and interest at 6 per cent un- ♦■'! paid. 'fans can now be had en application to SAMUEL HENRY, Auctioneer, Balclutha. Or J. E. STEWART, Land Agent, Balclutha.

Burrows, Bros. GORDON i\lu. GORE, QUOTE A FEW LEADING LINES FOR Planting] Season. Apple Trees, from 12/ to 18/ doz. Plum and Pear Trees, from 15/ to 24/ per doz. Cherry, Peach, and Apricot, 18/ to 24/; 2/ each. Currants and Gooseberries, 6/ doz. Rhubarb—Red Varieties, 8/ per doz. T'opp's Winter, 9/ per doz ; 1/ each, Stott's Monarch, 12/ per doz; 1/6 each. Cup. Macroearpa, Pinus Insignia, Pmus Muncata, 2yxs transplanted), 12/ per 100; 3yrs (transplanted), is/ per IUO. Pinus Laricio and Austriaca (transplanted), 15/ per 100. Norway Spruce, 3, 4, and 5 years, 10/, 12/, 15/ per 100. Larch, 2yrs, 10/; 3yrs, 12/ per 100. 4yrs, 15/ per 100. Cuppreoßus Lawsoniana, 20/ per 100. Berberis Darwinnia, 12/ to 15/ per 100. Hollies, 30/ to 35/ per 100. Abies Douglassi, 3yrs, 15/ per 100 ; 4yrs 15/ to 17/6 per 100. Hose Bushes, 10/ to 12/ per dozen. And every description of Forest, Avenue and Ornamental Trees and Shrubs. Catalogues posted Free on application. INSPECTION CORDIALLY . INVITED. Note Addsess: BURROWS BROS., Gordon Nurseries.