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Otago Daily Times, Issue 4020, 6 January 1875, Page 4

SALES BY AUCTION. ; ■ SATURDAY j 6th PISBauABY, ; At 2 o'clock. E D E N D A L E TOWNSHIP. FREEHOLD SECTIONS. MATITIN-, MAITLAKD, and CO. are instructed by the New Zealand and Australian land Company (Limited) to sell by auction, on Saturday, (sth February, at 2 p.m., witliiu their Sale Rooms, luvercargill, THE ABOVE TOWNSHIP, Consisting of— | 'j.y freehold sections, containing one-quarter | -"of an acre each, more or less. The township is very eligibly situated at the juiietiou of the main road with the district roads leadiu-' to Jlenzie.-.'s Ferry, Toitois, Seaward Downs, and is close to the Edtmdale Railway SUition, where a large traffic is likely to centre, commanding, as it does, the extensive agricultural disiricts of 'Mokarcti, Wyndh:un, and Toitois, on thy north side of the Mitla'tira, and the Mataui-a. Hlains oji the south side of that river The Mataura Plain is well known to be the largest block of laud in New Zea'aud, suitable for favmiug on the in xed system of husbandry, bea.ing siiccei-idllv all kinds of grain uml root, crops ; aud when the whole plain is cut up into farms, as it must bo in course of time, and should the boring operations for coal, now being carried on at Soawarl Downs, result successfully, Edendale will become one of the most important inland to.vns in the Province. : A school-house aud telegraph station are tj> be erected within thu next few weeks, and as good \Vater can be obtained on every section, and firewood aud lignite are plentiful within easy distance, there are few more suitable spots for the industrious workingman io settle down aud make a home for himself and his family. To be sold without reserve. Title guaranteed. Plans of tbe township to be had from the Auctioneers, or from the Agents of the Company, RUSSELL, RITCHIE, and Co., 23d Dunedin. NOTICE. In the Wai dens' Court of Otago Goldfields, sitting at Naseby. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. ROBERTS v. COOPEU BROS. In Liquidation. MESSRS INDER and GEORGE . are hereby instructed to sell by public auction, without reserve, at their aii'-tion rooms, Jvasebv, at 7 p.m. slurp, on Saturday, ilth January, IS7, r>, The following valuable mining properties, consistinf of— The Band of Hope Company's well-known heid race from the Wedderburn, hranch races, tail races, 2-acre claim, mining, and blacksmith's tools. Also, One substantial dwelling-house, stable, dr.ivanu harness, and eve-y requisite for the successful and remunerative working of one of the most valuable and permanent properties ever offered to the public of Otago. The lots are especially framed to suit the requirements of all investors, aud are enumerated as follows :~- Lot 1. - Water Race from the Wcdderhurn to Mount Ida, 7 miles long, being a right to G heads f iMin Wodderburn and intermediate streams. Branch r.ic^s are tut to co.nmaml most of the workings at present open at Nasebv. 4 d;ons. with large capacity for the storage of wafer—the whole probity ooniprisin"every requisite for the profitable tarrying on of a Water Race Company's business, to be sold in eleven shares. Lot 2.—Tail nice for upper part of Wet Gil lv, terminating in Jlain Guliy, Naseby, alxmt two lU.les long. Lot 3.—Tail race and two-acre claim, known as Wade's cl-.iiin. Wet Guliv, Naseby. Lot 4.—Tail lace in Moore's Giuilv, terminating in iJain Gully, Naseby. " ' Lot s.—Minin- tools, consisting of hose, boxes, nozzles, crowbars, &c. Lot C—Smithy of snd, and roofed with iron, contoining Hie usual tools for a working party. Lot 7.—Stable of sod, and iron roof. Lot S.—One tip dray and harness—in good workiiv order. Lot n.— One saddle and badle. Lot 10.—One two-roomed wooden building, roofed with iron, being part of the dwelling now occupied by the company's manager, situate on Slaughter-yard Hill. ' Lot 11.—One black draught horse, at present astray. For further particulars, apply to the undersigned, or to the Auctioneers. Terms cash on the fall of the hammer. R. E. FIELD, Receiver appointed by the Court. Naseby, Dec. 24th, 1874. " 3id STOCK, STATIONS, &c. NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY (Limited). Capital .. .. .. £1,000,000. IMPORTANT NOTICE TO RUN-HOLDEUS, WOOL-GROWEHS, FARMERS, GRAZIERS, AND OTHERS. rFIHE Undersigned baying undertaken JL the management in Dunedin of the above Company, begs to intimate that he is prepared to carry on the same description of business in all its branches as that relinquished by the dissolution of his late firm Messrs Driver, Stewart, and Co.), namely— STOCK AND STATION AGENTS, WOOL AND PKODUCE BROKERS, And that he will (as heretofore) conduct auction sales Of EVERY DESCRIPTION of PROPERTY, STORE and FAT STOCK, WOOL and OTHER PRODUCE. The Company having purchased from the late firm of Driver, Stewart, aud Co., their OTAGO WOOL STORES On Rattray street Wharf, the OFFICES Lately occupied by them in Custom House Square their ' ' CATTLE and SHEEP YARDS At Kaikorai and Mosgiel, and having erected commodious STORES at PORT CHALMERS, Is in a position to offer increased facilities for the conduct of every description of business. The Company will also be prepared to negotiate loans on ° FREEHOLD or STATION PROPERTY, And make advances on STOCK, WOOL, GRAIN, and OTHER PRODUCE, For sale in this market or shipment to. the Company's agents, London, America, Australia, or elsewhere. All business entrusted to the company will have the personal care and attention of the undersigned and who will continue to conduct the following regular KAIKORAI YARDS, Every Wednesday, at Eleven o'eleck Of Fat Cattle, Sheep, Lambs, &c. OTAGO WOOL and PRODUCE STORES, Every Wednesday, at Three o'clock Of Wool, Sheepskins, Hides, Tallow, yJax, &c &c. * MOSGIEL MARKET YARDS, The Third Tuesday in each Month Of Live Stock of all descriptions. HENRY DRIVER, £J Manager. PRELIMINARY NOTICE IMPORTANT SALE OK STATION PROPERTY, BY PUBLIC AUCTION. HENRY DRIVER ». (on bolialf of the New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company), has received instructions from the Proprietors to sell by public auction, at the OtsigoWool Stores, Dunedin, New Zealand on a date between Ist March and Ist April next (the exact date and full particulars will be given in future adverTlmt very choice Sheep Station known as MOUNT LINTON. situated in the Southland district. Province of Ota~o consisting of runs No. 143 a, 143b, IbGal, I(>6a, and 415 comprising about . ' 100 000 Acres of veMy splendid Grazing 1W 'UUU Country, held under lease from the Crown. 10 800 Acres Freehold, being e»rlv selee- ' "v tions of rich agricultural laiid. With about 4 5 000" first" class Merino Sheep, all sound » v and young, having- been thorowhlv ■ cullod for some years. QQQ Head Cattle. 9q Horses. The Improvements are all fi«t-clas.s, consisting of large and comfortable dwelling-house, wool-shed overseer's cottage and men's huts, stable, sheariw and cultivation paddocks, sheep and c;ittle yards, &c &v The station is also well fenced, and subdivided into li paddocks. Terms of payment will be made exceptionally easy at a low rate of interest. For further jKirtieulars, apply to the undersigned, or at ap.v of the Company's Offices in New Zealand Molbouw.o, Sydney, or London. HiiNRY DRIVER, Manager, Dunedin, N.Z. WRIGHT, STEPHENSSO.N, and Co. Are pro oared io MAKE LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES OS WOOL, WHEAT, &c, Either for Sale in this Market or for shipment to their Agouts m London or Australia. They will hold WEEKLY SALES of WOOL During the Season at their Stores, Ili'vh street fiVERY THURSDAY, at 3 o'clock; | SHEEPSKINS, HIDES, and TALLOW ; EVEEY WEDNESDAY, at Half-past 3 o'clock. i , - - . Also, ' MONTHLY SALES Qt all rles^riptions of Grain. • jlag