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Otago Daily Times, Issue 3933, 24 September 1874, Page 4

j SALES BY AUCTION. l SATUKDAY, 2i;tli SKI'TEMBKR, At 2 o'ol'.ck. IMPORTANT SALE OF I'T.KKHOLD PROPERTY. DRIVER, STEWART, and CO. are favoured with instructions Snmi T. Kcilmayiio, Esq. (who is leaving tlie Colony), to submit to public auction ut their liooms, Custom House Square, Umicdin, on tlio above date, the following valuable l)ro|K!rt-:es, viz.:— Lut I.—All tliab freehold allotment, part of section 51, Block XXIX.. Dnnedin, having a frontage of (i(i£t. to Union sheet, by 50ft. to Cast'.e >-treet. Lot 2. -That freehold allotment adjoining Lot 1, having- a- frontage of 70ft. to Castle .street byadepth of SOft., Together with the SIX-KOOMKD COTTAGK th-Moon, iwescntly occupied by Sir G. O'Brien. The nliove vciy choice sites adjoin the new manse of tlic Rev Mr Davis, are level, sunny, and sheltered, and the soil is excellent. Lot 3.—Section 9 and part of S, Block 1., Inch Clutha, containing 75 acres, partially improved. This was an early selection, having been taken up in 185!). and was originally intended for a Township, for which it is very well situated. The soil is of unusual richness. Lot 4. ections 2 and 3, Block XXX., Town of Hainpden. These two .sections adjoin, and are about the best business sites in Hampden, being in the main street, and within v few chains of the Post and Telegraph Otiiees and Kailway Station Lot s.—Section 3, Block XIX., Hampdcu. Section 2, Block XXI.. do. These were among the first selections, are near tbe centre of population, and very choice sites for residences. Lot C. —Section No. 40, George street, Port Chalmers, at present leased for 7 years, with a purchasing clause to the lessee on a graduating scale each half-year, from £325 up to £500, during the term, and bringing in a rental of 10 per cent, on the purehasemoney per annum. Also, A number of SHAKES in various Joint-Stock Companies. Terms at sale. 18s TOWNSHIP OF GREEN ISLAND. finHK remaining unsold sections in this Township—comprising several excellent building sites—may be obtained by private contract on extremely favourable terms. Apply to 22s DRn"ER, STEWART, and CO. THIS DAY, THURSDAY, 24th SEPTEMBER, At 2 o'clock. At the Wool Stores, High street, DESIRABLE CITY FREEHOLD PROPERTIES. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, and CO. have received instructions from Richard Oliver, Esq. (who is leaving for Europe), to sell by auction, at their Wool Stores, High street, on Thuisday, 24th September, at 2 o'clock, The following- first-class freehold properties:— 1. A semi-detached brick villa residence of C rooms, with outhouses, in Cumberland street, next All Siints' Church, situated on section 45, block XXXT., Dunedin. and presently occupied by \V. D. Meares, Esq. 2. A semi-detached brick villa residence, precisely similar to and adjoining the above, presently occupied by Mr Tattersall. S. ST. RONANS, the residence of R. Oliver, Esq., at the comer of Dundas and Queen streets, being portion of sections 40, 41, and 42, block XXXII., Dunedin, having a frontage of 198 feet to Queen street, by 132 feet to Dundas street. This superior family residence is brick built, and contains 8 rooms, with larders, sculleries, &c., two-stalled stable, coach-house, and other outhouses. The garden, which is laid out with unusual taste, is well stocked with the choicest shrubs, and the fruit trees—all the finest sorts—are in full bearinsr. The unexpired lease of section 43, adjoining, which is laid out as an orchard, will be sold along with this property. The Auctioneers have great pleasure in drawing the attention of the public to this beautiful residence, which they feel confident cannot be surpassed in Dunedin for its site, its surroundings, and the thorough excellence of its construction. Cards to view, and further particulars, can be obtained from the Auctioneers. Qs SATURDAY, 17th OCTOBER. IMPORTANT TO FLAX DRESSERS AND MILLERS. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION AT NEW PLYMOUTH, ON SATURDAY, 17th OCTOBER. THE FREEHOLD AND PLANJ OF THE OPUNAKE FLAX COMPANY (LIMITED). npBTS Property is situated at Opunake, JL about a mile from the landing-place, approximate to a vast flax-field of many thousand acres. The plant includes— Mill, Turbine water-wheel, 25 horse-power, hydraulic press, dwelling-houses for manager and workmen, two stores (including one clo-e to the landing-placel, and all the machines and apparatus for flax-dressing-. For further particulars, apply to the undersigned. W. HUMPHRIES, ) Liquidators of the F. L. WEBSTER, L Opunake Flax H. J. HONEY FIELD,) Co, (Limited.) New Plymouth, Sept. 2,18J4. . i<f s STOCK, STATIONS, &c. FRIDAY, 2nd OCTOBER, 1874, At 12 o'clock. At Mosgiel. STORE CATTLE. STORE CATTLE. T\EIVEE, STEWART, and Co. Aj' will sell by public auction, at their Yards, Mosgiel, on Friday, 2nd October, IST4, at 12 o'clock, 4An head v<*y suPerior Store Bullocks, Spayed Cows, Steers, and Heifers, all qmet, in good condition, and in lots to suit buyers. 3a THURSDAY, 22nd OCTOBER, 1874, At IZ3O p.m. IMPORTANT SALE OF PURE CATTLE. THE WAIMEA HERD OF SHORTHORNS. At Meadow Baak Fans, East TaierL DRIVER, STEWART, and CO. beg to intimate that they have received instructions from George M. 8011, Esq., to sell by public auction, at his Farm, Meadow Bank, East Taieri (ten miles from Dunedin), on Thursday, 22nd October 1874, at 12.30 o'clock, ' The whole of that gentleman's Waimea herd of PURE SHORTHORNED CATTLE, Consisting o$: J g bulk, from 6 months to 3 years eld on heifers and cows. This Herd is sprung from Cows purchased from Messrs Morton Bros. & Leach, of Mount Derrimut Victoria, at their sile on sth November, 1807 ; the excellence of whose herd is so well known throughout the Australian Colonies that further comment is almost unnecessary ; but the number of Prizes won by the original cows of the Wahnea Herd in Australia, and the opinions of the Press thereon, pronounce them to be some of the. very best animals ever exhibited by those distinguished breeders. Mr Bell's selections at the sale above referred to comprised the April Flower tribe, descended from the Imported Cow April Flower; Queen of the Butterflies, the best heifer of her year; and her own sister, April Flower 3rd; Jessamine 3rd, winner of four first prizes; Jessamine 4th, also the winner of four first prizes, and the dam of the celebrated Jessamine 11th, acknowledged to be the best cow sold at the sale above-mentioned, and her offspring here, Waimea Formosa, and Lady Valentine sustain her reputation - Jessamine 20th: Jessamine 24th; &c, &c., &c. SIRE. The principal sire used in the herd is Prince Frederick, bred by the late Win. Robertson, Esq of Colac, Victoria, out of the imported cow Fanny, by the Beau. The Beau is by Yountr Rockingham, out of Lady Rockingham, a prize-winner at the Royal Agricultural Society's Show, hy Booth's Sir Roger, who left many prize-winners, and was used in the celebrated West Meath Herd, Ireland. The Beau has left the very hest stock in Mr Robertson's Herd, and his son, £rmce Frederick, has been equally successful in New Zealand. The above Cattle are all in splendid condition and are open to inspection at any time. Intending Purchasers and"the Public Generally arc invited to view this magnificent Herd before it is distributed, as it has no comparison in New Zealand, with few (if any) equal in a ustralia. Catalogues, with full (guaranteed) pedigree of each animal, and further information, may be obtained on application to GEORGE M. BELL, Waimea Plains, Southland: Or DRIVER, STEWART, & CO., lOs Dunedin. At the same time and place they will also offer, on account of \V. A. U'olmie, Esq., 0 A Lincoln 'rains, rising- 2-tooth, by imported " v rams, and out of ewes and their preen v imported by Major Jackson, of the Waikato district. The sires of these .sheep are from the renowned Kirklium flock, and the ewes ■from the once eo'.ebrated fiock of Evlus Brothers, Lincolnshire 1 X Puro hovdur Leicester rams, rising 2-tooth, \ " from the well-known llouic of George Jlur- | r»y, I'^q., on both sides f 8C T'"":oIn"f-'"i( -'ester ram?, ri-in£ 2-tooth. ( ■- <c sheop tin; out of pure Leicester <-\ves by sclo^to.l Lincoln rams, from cl.o ilui-1. oi Mc.,-sr.s Sulton liruther.-s Southland. is DIUYKU, STEWART, and CO.