gales bii MONDAY* 20th FEBRUARY, At 2 p m. r A L T i~E I N DEE, has received instructions from the Mortgagee (Mr Paul Williams), to sell by Public Auction on the premises, J. W. Pascoe, Draper, Leven Street, NaseW, on MONDAY, the 20tit FEBRUARY, at 2 pm., The-whole of the Stock of' Drapery, Clothing, &c. Also, : Furniture and Effects, 'consisting °f— . Chairs Sofas Tables Stoves Pictures Bedsteads Kitchen Utensils &c, &o. SATURDAY, 4th MARCH, 18S2. At 1 o'clook. THE APARIMA ESTATE, Containing 6500ACBES Of first-rate FARMING LAND, Will be OEJTERED FOR SALE IN On the above date. ?.■ M A R T I N (in cot*] unction -with Carswell, VFhits. &v.d Co.) Ims been instructed by the Ivew Z?nlai\i.t and Australian Lund Company, Liouteri, to sell by public auction this wellknovvu properly, ns now subdivided into FARMS AND ALLOTMENTS suitable for a I cashes o! purchasers. THE POSITION is most convenient, ns it is close lo Riverton, and traversed by the Otautsu rHiiway, thiee stations of which are on and adjoining, and county roads also intersect the property. THE I OIL is rich alluvial loam on the flats, and clay and vegetable loam on the downs, partly resting on a limestone formation, and proved (o be capable of growing the finest crops of wheat and other cereals ever Been in Southland. . Turnips and grass also thrive remarkably well. : ; PERMANENT TVATET. . exists on every farm, and good water-power can be obtained on several of the creeks. large enough for building purposes is on many of the sections, and there are large Government reserves all along the back of the Estate THE PRESENT CONDITION - is favorable for new purchasers, as most of the land has been dow* in English grass for many years j part never having grown a grain crop, and none more than one. The fences also are in good repair. FIRST TERMS FOR FARMS : Twenty per cent, cash ; 20 per cent, in two years ; 10 per cent, in three years j 25 pet cent, in five years ; and 25 per cent, in seven years. Interest five per cent. SECOND TERMS FOR TOWNSHIP SECTIONS : •One-quarter cash ; balance by bills at one, two, anrt three j ears, with interest at five per cent, added. "TTTLE—Land Transfer Act. 'For plans and further information apply to the Vendors, 11 Bond street, Dunedin; Mr James Henderson, on the property, who will -show:theland T ; or to the AUCTIONEERS,- : Invercargill. "WEDNESDAY, -22 nd FEBRUARY, 1882. At 3 p.m.
DISIRABLE ESTAfE FOE, SALE. T V CO. (in conjunction with MAOLEAN &.'CO.,) Dnnedini are instructed by fcbe New Zealand and Australian Land Company (Limited) to sell by auction, at their Wool Stores, High street, Dunedin, THE MERRIE CREEK ESTATE, containing 2370 ACRES. This Property is situated within a mile of Clinton, is fenced and subdivided, well watered, nnd shell ered: the whole having a Epitheru exposure. There are 330 acres in English grass and 49 acres of bush, and a considerable portion of the native pasture is suitable for ploughing. The .shepherd at the homestead will point out the land, For further particulars apply to the Vendors, 11 Bond street. Ouneriii! ; or to THE AUCTIONEERS." v. SALE OP LEASES OF 173 RUNS IN OTAGO. General Crown Lands Office, Wellington, 2ith January, 1882. ONE HUNDRED & SEVENTHTHREE RUNS, comprising an area of 2,309,217 acres of Crown land?, well grassed, well watered, and easy of access by roads, will be offered fcr lease by public auction on MONDAY, the 27th of FEBRUARY next, at 11 o'clock a. in, in Watson's Long Room, High Street, Dunedin. The Runs avt-rage an a*ea of 13,348 acres: eigh"y-seven of them are under thisaverage, the lowest being 3,200 acres, and 'eighty-six of them are ahove the average, the highest being 70,190 acres. The upset rentals average -nearly 4d per acre, ranging from a fraction of Id up to7d. The tenure ranges from one year up to ten. Details of each Run and lithograph mnps can be seen at any Land Office, and poatore giving full .particulars of the Runs are exhibited at all the Railway Stations and Poßt Offices throughout the colony. WM. ROLLESTON, Minister of Lands. f,Hb!ic H'oii«s. ► RESBXTERIAN. CHURCH MOUNT IDA. SKKVICBS:' FEBBXJABYI2TH j]» n ;; Jj^ ( Naseby .. 11 a.m. If ARCH 6TH -JEwpbum.. 2.30 p.m.
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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume XII, Issue 646, 16 February 1882, Page 2
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