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Otago Daily Times, Issue 2000, 28 May 1868, Page 6

PBOPEBTIES FOR SALE, VALUABLE ESTATE IK THE MOLYNEUX DISTRICT, TO BE SOLD, on advantageous terms; Or LET, with a purchasing clause. riIHE Proprietors of the beautifully -*- situated and valuable Estate of KURIWAO, containing the whole of tho arable land in Blocks 1 and 2, Kuriwao, Popotunoa Hundred, having completed their improvements, are now prepared to receive offers to purchase it, or to take it on lease, with a purchasing clause, for such number of years as may be agreed on. The property consists of— 3 715 -^crcs Freehold all fenced and sub-divided, of which about 900 Acres have been ploughed, and aro being laid down in English grass. It forms a magnificent plain of fertile soil, bounded on two sides by fche Kuriwao and Waiwera rivers, likoly to be fully stocked with salmon, the Government breedingponds being on the lower part of tho latter river. Tho water-power may be easily applied for economical or manufacturing purposes, and there ia a picturesque waterfall on the Kuriwao, of much natural beauty. The great South road, and tho Township of CLINTON, which will eventually become tho central mart for the district south of the Molyneux, adjoin the property. The grand through line of Railway, contemplated betwixt Dunedin and tho Bluff, must pass iv the close vicinity. At present, the wooi is* shipped by the Tuapeka steamer ou the Molyneux, at tho Pomahaka store, only ten miles distant; and when the Southern Railway is completed to Clutha Ferry, the terminus will be within twenty miles, so that fat stock may bo transported to Dunedin with facility. There are so many advantages in tho situation, that it may be said to bo unrivalled. Besides the freehold, and adjoining it, there are two Educational Sections of 284 acres, and a richly grassed small Run of 350U Acreo held under lease from tho Government. The natural pasturo land is thickly grassed, and it is celebrated for the quicknets with which it fattens stock, the two-year-old bullocks reared there being ready for the market, and weighing usually 6 cwfc. and upwards. The holder of tho freehold is also entitled to a large extent of glaring in the adjoining Hundred. * It ia veiy rare for such a property to be in the market, and a freehold of that extent and character, so easily accessible and with so many present and prospective advantages, can scarcely now be obtained in tho Province, if afc all. The improvements, consisting of— DWELLING HOUSE, STEADING, STOCK-YARD, SHEEP-DIP, &c, are valuable and in good order. The property having been originally bought, not for occupation, but as an investment, exceedingly favorable terms will be given to a purchaser, a. fair return, more than immediate realisation being desired. The present stock, consisting of abovo 4000 thee P> md 300 Cattle, Will be sold along with the land, which could carry with ease, in a condition for the market, upwards of 6000 Sheep, aud 400 Cattle. . With judicious management of tho pa ddocks, tho number of Btook could be increased considerably; and for special frarposes, such as the making of cheese and butter, tho place cannot ba excelled. In the event of the Estate not bein' £ sold, every-encouragement will be afford/jd to a desirable tenant, who may have if, in his power to commence on a moderate oa .pitaL Forfurthsr particulars, apply In writing to. JOHN BATHGaATE, Dunodin, Attorney for the .Vroprietora. HAIRDBiESSTjBS. By Appointm ant to Hia Excellency the Govt jm or, & Volunteers. FRMSSEL, Ladw * and Gentlemen's • Hairdresser an d perfumer, Rattray sfcrr jet, Dunodin. Warou, Cold, and Sho mr Baths always ready Cold Baths Is. FAiFjy GOODS. [ TOYS, STATIONERY, FANCY GOODS, AN .D PERFUMERY, In Great Variety, at MUNVARD'B BERLIN W.0.0L AKD 7ANCY WAREHOUBE Gzobox STCUETT, Near the Octagon. "The Cheapest Homo In Tom,