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North Otago Times, 11 October 1907, Page 3

SAtUIM^tI£6OTOBER*I9()7? WILLIAIC" JA.RDINB vTT >;;;'(in conjunction with Mr I A,-A/ MINNON) has been instructed -to; .sell by public auotioa at the' above time and place the following parcels pi Sharesi>r v ;\;vv ■■;, \r;vX - 70 Oamaru Woollen factory, Shares' ■;■ 40 Oamaru Woollen Factory Shares 10 North Otago Farmers' Co-opera- • tire Shares 10 North Otago Farmers' Co-opera-tive Shares';" ;' 5 North Otago Farmers',. Co-opera-tive Shares 10 T. and IP. Dairy Factory Shares i Enterprise Building Society Shares. •PETER WILLIAMS, . 0 9 Auctioneer. SATURDAY, 12th OCTOBER, 1007. At his Rooms, Wear street. At 12.30 sharp/ WILLIAM JARDINE Wi . will hold his usual weekly sale of FURNITURE, PRODUCE, FOWLS, DUCKS, ETC., PETER WILLIAMS, 0 H Auctioneer. YALUABLE HOJfiL & FREE; HOLD PROPERTY AT DUNTROON. WILLIAM - " JARDINE lias been instructed by Mr E. Fiper, as agent for Mr B. B. WELSH, to sell by public auction at the above time and place— HIS VALUABLE HOTEL AND FARM PROPERTY AT DUNTROON AS A GOING CONCERN, Sections 1, 2, 3, Block 1, Duntroon, containing 3 roods 28.8 poles, whereon is erected the DUNTROON HOTEL, containing 20 rooms, outhouses, stables, and buggy shods. Also- - 1

Sections 13 and 14, Block 4, Macrcwhcnua District, containing 100 'Acres (more or less), known as the "WILLOWS," divided into Five Paddocks, whereon is erected a 2-roomed cottage. The auctioneer has every confidence in callina: the attention of buyers to the above properties. The hotel is situated in a very large farming district, and adjoins the famous OTEKAIKE ESTATE, which is now being cut up for closer settlement, and is in one of the soundest electorates in the South Island. The (arm is a very rich piece of ground, bounded on two sides by the WAITAKI and MAEREWHENUA RIVERS. It also has a water channel running through it, being a most suitable place lor a DAIRY FARM, and capable of growing cereals and good root crops. The present hotel tenant has kept his whole establishment in vegetables, milk, and horse feed; also having plenty of paddock accommodation lor horses.

For fuller particulars apply to Mr E. PIPER, or the Auctioneer. PETER WILLIAMS, 0 3 Auctioneer. W. JARDINE, AUCTIONEER, ■ LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, And VALUATOR, WEAR STREET, OAMARU. 541.—f-Acre at Weston, with R?od 5roomod House and BlacKsniith's Shop to let.—lss per week or £4OO. 634.-M.S., 4-roomcd House, North End.-£l2O. 647.—Goodwill ol Lease, 10 Acres, 3roomed house.—£Bs. 656.—Vacant corner Section; on the hill.—£l2s. 660.—10 Acres Freehold, close to town.—£4o per acre. 662.—M.5., with 7-roomed House; central.-£525. 667.-New G-rotTmcd House; North End; easy terms. 6G9.—Freehold Section, with 5-room-ed House, verandah.-£350. Gli-i-Acre, with 4-roomed House, etc., Toka-rahi Township. 678.-4 Vacant Sections, near June* tion Hotel.—£22s. 679.—Vacant Section, North End.£4O. .

AGENT for the COMMERCIAL UNION FIRE AND MARINE ASSURANCE COMPANY. bRUOI CHRISTIE ft CO. JUNCTION SALEYARDS. TUESDAY, "OCTOBER 15. At 11 o'clock prompt. SPECIAL CONSIGNMENT ; FIRST-CLASS DAIRY COWS AND HEIFERS FROM SOUTHLAND. WE arc instructed by'Alr T. V. • UANDELS, of Gore, to oHer a Special Consignment of 40. FIRST-CLASS ".YOUNG- COWS and HEIFERS (just calved and at calving). . These .cows have been carefully selected, and we arc advised that this •onsignment is one of the best evet sent to this district-. BRUCE CHRISTIE & CO., oil Auctioneers.

10R SALESEED BARLEY, ' SEED WHEAT, SEED OATS, CLOVERS, V 'And ' I iSI!' RYEGRASS, . >$ At Lowest Current Rates, >RUCE CHIiISTIE AND 00.

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