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New Advertisements.

rr«HE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND 1 MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY (LIMITKP) Have the following valuable Freeholds and Squatting Properties "P 0 R SAL E — No. 1. That superior and beautifully grassed Sheep and Cattle Run on tho River Waiau, immediately opposite the Blackmount Station, and known as 14 SUNNYSIDE." This exceedingly valuable and compact squatting property, situated as above, is for sale solely on account of Mr Brown, the present proprietor, leaving the Colony, and comprises — 19,000 acres Leasehold, expiring in April 1884 13,800 do do do July 1886 80 do freehold 5000 well-bred sheep 25 head quiet cattle 5 horses IMPROVEMENTS Consist of house, woolshed, men's huts, fencing, &a, &c. Further particulars on application at the offices of the N.Z.L. and M.A. Co., Invercargill or Dunedin.

No. 2. That well-known Sheep Run known as " CENTRE HILL," adjoining the estates of Castle Rock, Fiv« River Plains, and Dunrooin. This first-class Squatting Property, which is in complete working order, consists of — 36,000 acres leasehold, expiring in Jan* vary, 1883 750 do freehold 10,000 well-bred Merino Sheep 30 to 40 horses, including some good draughts 30 to 40 head quiet cattle .IMPROVEMENTS Consist of honse, lange new woolshed for 10 shearers, with screw-press, sheep yards, store-rooms, sheds, large new barn and stables, shepherds' huts, etc., etc. There are 30 milrs fencing, and the run is divided into 9 paddocks. The wool from Centre Hill has for many years past been keenly competed for in the London market. Further particulars, if necessary, may be learned on application at the offices of the N.Z.L. & M.A. Co. Limited, Invercargill, or Dunedin.

A portion of that very superior and wellgrassed Freehold Estate, known as "BEAUMONT," Situated in the Western District of Southland, consisting of about 4735 acres rich agricultural land on limestone formation 45,000 do leasehold, together with 8000 well-bred sheep Full particulars may be obtained on application to Captain Stevens, Grove Bush. Riverton, Beaumont Home Station. Or, at the offices of the N.Z.L. & M.A. Co, Limited, Invercargill or Dunedin.

TTt O R SALE. BIRCHWOOD FREEHOLD ESTATE.

This truly Valuable and Magnificent Est.ito is situated in the Western District of Southland, and comprises, in all, some 7 'oo acres of first-cla«s land, nearly all being fit for the plough and is without doubt one of the best properties in the South. The land chiefly consists of low-lying downs, and rich river flats, together with »ay, 15,000 acres of Crown lands adjoining, which have been reserved for Coal and Railway purpo«e3, and is well fenced and divided into convenient paddocks. The STOCK consists of about 10,000 First-class Long-woolled Sheop ."50 Leicester RamjwuuL^g^sE^MH °0 " '_^^^**B^B*fIBS^BS^BS^BS^BB*^BB*B >l Dr. ebster, Jlalruddery, Oamaru). 24 Station Horses, including two Excellent Teams of draughts 12 Working Bullocks 50 Head Store Cattle

IMPROVEMENTS AND FARMING IMPLEMENTS. Six-roomed Cottage (Furnished) Stable for 18 Horses, Chaff Honse, Harness Room, Barn, etc., Woolshed, and Drafting Yards, Store (with complete fittings), Men's Huts, Cattle Yards, Dip, etc. (With the exception of the woolshed, drafting yards, and men's huts, all the above buildings arc quite new). Bullock Waggon and Dray Horse Waggon, two Drays and Tip Cart (quite new), Ploughs, Harrows, Rollers, Stores, Tools, Sheep Netting, Grass Seeds, etc.

There are about 700 acres which have been subdivided into small fields, cultivated and now in crop. % The freehold will be sold at a moderate price (especially so when its quality is oonsidered), and on reasonable terms, everything else will be given in. If the property is sold befoie the Ist February, 1879, the wool will be included, if not, tho shc?p will be shorn and the numbers will stand precisely as enumerated, less the wool. . Upon the freehold there is an unlimited supply of coal, limestone, and freestone. The only reason for disjmsing of this favorite property is the serious indisposition of a member of the proprietor's family, which compels him to leave tho colony. The terminus of the fltaittau and Nightoaps Railway is upon the run, and within a short distance of tho freehold, and the proposed extension to the Waiau passes through tho centre of the estate, and close to the present homestead. The above property will be offered for competition by public auction in Dunedin about tho middle of February, 1879. if not earlier disposed of by private contract Further detailed particular*, if required, may be learned on application at tho Offices of the NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY (LIMITED), Invercargill, Dunedin, or Christchurch. de2s

IMPORTANT NOTICE

mHOMAS SELLAR begs respectfully to -** inform the inhabitants of Oamaru and District that he has COMMENCED BUSINESS as PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER,

In one of Mr Wansbrough's shops, Thames street, where he trusts that by strict attention to all work entrusted to him, that he Till merit a share of public patronage. T. SELLAR wishes specially to draw the attention of the public to his STOCK, which is a LARGE ONE, and will consist iefly of the following articles, viz., Gold and Silver Watches, a Selection of over 200 Clocks, Silver and Electro-Plated Goods, of best quality only, and a very large assortment of FINE GOLD JEWELLERY, selected specially for him in London, from the Latest and Most Fashionable Designs. THOMAS SELLAR, having been under some of the best masters in th* Home Country, the Public may rely that all work entrusted to his care will be done in a Thoroughly Efficient Manner. my 11

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North Otago Times, Volume 2094, Issue 2094, 18 January 1879, Page 4

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