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„ ... Wanted* . ; , ...,...-■-■,. WANTED CONTRAOT COOK for Clerks, etc., at Wantwood ; wife to do washing.. Apply N. Z. AGRICULTURAL CO., Ld., c 660 Wantwood, Gore. . . . / Auction Sales* : . AGRICULTURAL LAND IN THE MOKO* RETA DISTRICT WYNDHAM VALLEY. riIHE Board of Governors of the Ofcago ■*• Boys and Girls' High School will offer. for sale by auction, about the 14th APRIL next. The followiag Sections, on very favorable terms, viz: — a. r. p. Section 1, block V, containing 287 0 34 „ 2, „ „ „ 231 024 „ 4, „ „ „ 235 021 „ 5, „ „ „ 258 138 „ 6, „ „ „ 252 308 . „ 7, „ „ „ 229 232 „ 23, „ IV, „ 130 124 „ 24, „ „ „ 198 230 . „ 26, „ . „ „ 127 013 „ 27, „ „ „ HO 229 „ 28, „ „ „ 246 317 11 29, „ „ , 220 002 „ 30, „ „ , 168 121 „ 31, „ „ „ 257 1 09 „ 32, „ „ „ 294 033 „ 33, , „ „ 294 336 „ 34, „ „ „ 275 320 „ 1, „ VIII „ 234 036 „ 2, „ „ „ 57 1 24 For lithograph plans, particulars, &o. apply C. MACANDREW, Secretary. 640 Colonial Bank Buildings, Duned in. CHOICE FREEHOLD FARMS. . 100 to 700 ACRES. 6383 ACRES. DIPTON FLAT. SATURDAY 7th APRIL, At 2 p.m. JO. McARDELL, (on behalf of the . British and New Zealand Mortgage and Agency Company, Limited,) has been favored with instructions from James Spence, Esq., to sell by auction in the sale rooms, Donstreefc, Invercargill, on thi above date, his magnificent Freehold Estate on the Dipton Flat,' subdivided into convenient sized farms as under : — a. r, p, Section 11 292 0 13 12 182 1 7 13 138 1 39 15 110 2 2 16 127 2 8 17 273 1 13 18 125 1 27 19 125 1 39 20 155 2 9 22 277 0 00 23 148 2 00 24 297 0 00 25 297 0 00 26 297 0 09 27 408 1 20 ' 32 730 0 04 34 294 3 27 35 100 0 1 36 718 0 00 Alao section 322, comprising 1265 acres, and now in course of sub-division into farms of about 200 acres. The auctioneer has pleasure in drawing the epeoial attention of Canterbury Settlebb and Others in search of really good freehold farms to this important sale of rich agricultu--ral land, which has been carefully sub-divided into farms of various sizes, each section being well watered and easily approached by udiciously laid-off j oads. The land is within easy access of the Oret railway station, and will be found on inspection not only capable of producing heavy grain crops, but also admirably suited for raising root crops and grass, as a proof of which it is only necessary to inspect some of the adjoining land sold by Messrs Spence Brothers about two years ago, and which haß since changed hands at more than double the price then obtained, Terms— 2o per cent, cash ; the balance in 2, 4, 6, and 8 years, bearing interest at 5 per cent. Mapß will be ready for circulation in a few days. ' Full particulars on application to < J. O. MoARDELL, c 639 Auctioneer, Invercargill CLEARING SALE or OONTRAOTOE'S PLANT SATURDAY, 10th MARCH, 1883, The day following the Raceß. At 1 p.m. At the Tapanui Show Grounds. T A> MOONEY, instructed by Mr • Frank Schmitb, (late of Canterbury) wil) sell by publio auction on Saturday, 10th Marcb, the day after the races, at the Show Grounds, commencing at 1 o'clock, The Jwhole of his Contractor's Plant, con. sisting of— 12 draught mares and gelding?, from two to sevea years of age 1 back, saddle and bridle 3 d.f. ploughs (Jack's) 3 sets four-leaved harrows 1 six-horse waggon 1 farm dray and frame ' Portable forge, anvil, and tools ' ! ' 200 corn sack 3 Camp house and tent ' ; 9 Bets backhands and chains 10 sets leading harness 3 cart saddles and breeching 3' sets blocks and chains 13 horse covers 15 collars and hatnes 7 sets two and three horse trees Lot of Sunirits, Iggg 0 The Auctioneer has every confidence i n calling the attention of settlers and others to the above sale, as the horses are a prime lot—all young and good,— and the plant is exceptionally complete in every detai'. The* horses are well known in the district, and Mr Sohmibh is prepared to give any reasonable trial to satisfy any person not acquained with them. The lot is for bona fide sale, as Mr Sohmith is rethiag from contraot , ploughing, &c. The horses, &c, can now be ' Been in the Show Ground paddooks. The usual terras at sale J. A. MOONEY, c 666 Auctioneer, Tapanui. • ■ j