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Otago Daily Times, Issue 125, 10 April 1862, Page 2

.-/.: -..... ;>:' yxxA'y,.yi THURSDAY, APRIL 17tii7 yfi ' tlllE BROCKVILLE- ESTATE, -'X'■•' ,'-'• r"'?& 'Half-way "Bltel&and" Kaikora. *. The Property:®-;:^ Borton, Esq. To Gentlemen, Sqiiatters„, ; -Merchants, Farmers, ■-'' New Arrivals, and J Dulcet, Gardeners. __.. ■ 2QQ -Acres of ,the , t Fiuest.-rLaiid-..and. -the most ■'- dmightful locality aieiir Town, only 2J- miles from . ; the Post Oflice; nowjmryeyed aml^Bub()i_Kis}e4,ill '''^Blo'cK-ff-Sf'ftbm TO t0":56-acres. " '' RB. MARTIN & GO. have been favored with . instructions from J. Borton, Esq., to offer for sals by auction, on Thursday, Aprili7th,atj?heb.cloCk the whole of this really valuable property."*".--.. -Aii'X Blocks Nos. 110 and 115, contain each'ab.Q»t*.S acres, is uncultivated, but fine productive.soil-. Blocks Nos. 130; 131, 133,' each about 11 -ufitea; is all fenced, and forms one .paddock.; This part of the property cau be specially referred' ' to as beiug line rich soil, with a nice stream of water running through it, and beautifully sheltered. They'will be put up in seperatel lots. ... ~-...-. , Blocks No. 134,' contains nearly ten acres, tin- .< -^w.jfenced,-and-,is fine bush. 't ..Block 135. - Upon this section of nearly 13 acres "■'. / stands a cottage-and a comfortable brick : A. ■ .-house,-and-the stone foundation . fOr; a hew r. building.; the gardens attached are abundantly stocked with rare aud choice friiit trees, and well known to yield most abundant fruit." Blocks 137, 139. Nicely timberecbaiid fenced. Block 141. Has"a small cottage' upon it, and part of it divided into one . paddock with a i gorse fence-fronting the road; in. till about 12 acres. Blscks 143, 145, 147, 149 and 151.; in all about 50 acres, securely fenced, and now laid down in grass. The house is built.of stone and the •out-oifiees are ofthe most substantial character, built regardless of expense by the late proprietor. It is bounded on one side by . bush, and can be particularly recommended for., tlie residence -of a gentleman or for a dairy farm. Blocks 152, 153, 154. Is enclosed ancLfenced in one paddock of 30 acres (more orless) and : has also been down in grass. Blocks 160, 161. Contain each about 10 acres ; is uufenced, and will be offered-in two lots. The Auctioneers, in ' referring to this unusually select property, can with every confidence assert that nothing can* surpass' it in the Eeighborhood, either for- situation, quality of soil, and-the distance from town, only about two miles and a half The locality'has been chosen by some- of the oldest settlers for their residences. The property can at no time be encroached upon by small homesteads. It is well known that tbe late proprietor during his residence here spent several thousands.of pounds upon this property, advantages which the purchasers will benefit. . ■ - Plans and further information can be obtained at the office of the Auctioneers. ' . " ' Terms liberal. . . TUESDAY, APRIL 22nd. . At 12 o'clock, sharp. , -, To Parties Desirous of an Investment. • . At the Tokomaririro. PART OF THE TOWNSHIP OF MILTON. 170 FREEHOLD ALLOTMENTS, i ' One quarter of an acre each, i: | No Reserve. To Working Men, Laborers ori the Roads, Carters, Dicgeis, Mechanics and Others. • '~;, RB. MARTIN & CO., are instructed by Jamcis" . Smith, Esq., ofthe Tokomaririro, to sell by auction, onthe ground, on Tuesday, April 22nd, at: 12 o'clock sharp, to t'-ie-hiahest bidders.. . . c 170 VERY VALUABLE FREEHOLD a ■ -■" BUILDING ALLOTMENTS, \-C- '] - Being part of the Property known as MrijroN. 'The block now to be sold fronts the main Government road through the Tokomaririro Plains," extending from Mr.. Vause's new Hotel -to past Mr ; Hansford's Store, and from Mr. Smith's Ston> at the Bridge, to Mr. Jas. Martin's Home, Which is also on the main road to the Church School-house,, and that very valuable BuSj Reserve. These well-situated Freeholds -..dn be recommended to all desirous of seuiriiig homes! . - The property is fine and dry, aid-the situti- - tion is decidedly the best on the llains, being •: ' tlie junction to all the diggings, hnd in the most rising uart of the country—"is nn investincntc'nt, this property can be hghly recommended to capitalists. For the mechanic, digger, or laborer, it i spe . ' cially: adapted, possessing the advantage of b>ihg close to a number of good genuine stores, biitchi^ flour mills, bakers, &c, and where buildings i* e daily being erected. • - To the Australian who may dread the ■ •winter1,, here, it may be well to point out that these .Freeholds are close to the ' COAL FIELDS AND BUSH RESERVE. Terms liberal, at Sale. ,' Sale at 12 o'clock. No Reserve. . . -. "~ ~ WEDNESDAY, 23m), APRIL.'--.' THE TOWNSHIP OF GLENORE. To-Mining Companies, Diggers, Speculators, Storekeepers and Others. HIGHLY VALUABLE AURIFEROUS LAND. -THE WOOLSHED. . ?- <„) ■ '-' :" . ' TnE First' Discovered Diggings. '•- y ■■!■ -, 160 MOST VALUABLE ALLOTMENTS, ■- j. Fronting the Main Road passing the Woolshed, and fronting the Tokomairiro Rivqr/ ' ' Thh Sale io take elace on the Gbounb. RB. MARTIN &' CO. are instructed by E. Alus- . grave, Esq., J.P., to offer for sale.by auction, ori Wednesday, the 2.3rd April, at 12 o'clock,' oh the ground, at the Woolshed, THE TOWNSHIP OF GLENORE, WITHOUT RESERVE, c Consisting of 160 Allotments of nearly one quarter 0 ■• * of an acre each of fine rich land." Note. —The Block now to be sold extends fromrthe Wafterwheels to beyond Mr. Cosgrove's . store,' 'and witliin four miles of an excellent with a firstate dray road to it -.-.'■ 'It is also well known that the yield of gold in this spot made the fortunes of some of the old residents, and it only remains now for experienced diggers to avail themselves of the present opportunity. The general report is that the.men at work at the present time on the river-bed at .the opposite side are making from £20 to £25 per week per man. Or it only as homesteads to intending resident diggers, this opportunity can be recommended. - TO STOREKEEPERS AND BUTCHERS. c On the same day will be offered the House at prei sent in the occupation of Mr. Cosgrove, consisting ot ; six rooms, with Stock-yard, Garden, ke. This latter part ofthe property to be'submitted for sale offers an unusual opportunity to persons anxious for a good stand for a general business. It is supposed that tliere are at" the present time about 500 ersons steadily and profitably employed on the spot. Plans will be i.ssued in a few days. No Reserve.Terms —Half cash ; balance by bills at 0 months. SATURDAY, 12m APRIL. At Mr. Thos. Robertson's Stock-yard, Anderson's Bay, Behiud the School-house. i To Dairymen, Breeders, &c. R. B. MARTIN & CO. are instructed by Mr. . Chas. Crawford, of Sandfly Bay, to offer .for sale by Auction on Saturday next, at 1 o'clock, as above. 8 prime milk cows, broken to milk, some in . • .. full milk and others near calving . • ~ ,5 heiefers,' yearlings 2 steers 2-very fine young bulls, of the Ayreshire breed The cattle can be seen on Friday previous to sale in Mr. Robertson's paddock. . ,:- , -■ Those who ,wai}t.! quiet cattle will do well to attend the sale. 1 mare and foal 5 . , ■ Sale at 1. ; .*''-" Terms at Sale DAY OF SALE FIXED FOR THURSDAY. .17th APRIL. THE BROCKVILLE ESTATE, Two and a-half miles from the Post-office, on the Half-way Bush Road. Plans now in course of preparation. WILL' BE OFFERED FOR SALE BY AUCTION, on' Monday, 17th inst., in sections from - 10 TO CO ACRES EACH. ' The Auctioneers feel great pleasure in bringing this Estate before the public. It is well known to be the ; most delightful locality round or about Dunedin, commanding the most magnificent views, coiripletely shel- [■ tered with bush, and a plentiful supply of pure water. ; It is hardly necessary to say that several thousands of pounds'have been expended oil the property by the late proprietor, and the greaterportion has been'under crop; Plans and further information can be obtained Jromthe Auctioneers ' " * x fi ..... ; ." ' . R. B. MARTIN & CO.!