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Otago Daily Times, Issue 4537, 1 September 1876, Page 4

SALES BY AUCTION. TUESDAY, sth SEPTEMBER, At 3 o'clock. VALUABLE SECTIONS FOR SALE. Town of Lawrence. : MR R. b7~ MARTIN is instructed by the Provincial Government to ( sell by auction, at the Survey Olfice, Lawrence, on t TuestUy, the sth September, IS7C, at 3 o'clock p.m., The present site of tho Lawrence Grammar I School and Master's Residence. The property is divided into eight suitable sections, , and is situated immediately opposite the Ba-iH-ay Station, in the central part of Lawrence, thus offenug special inducements to investors. Intendin- purchasers leaving Duncdin on the sth September by the 7 a.m. train will reach Lawrence in time for the sale. _ ~ Plans my be seen at the Education Office, Duncdin, and at tho ofliee of iir J. Thomson, Secretary to School Committee. I^nce. . JQHN nISLOP . NORTH GLENKENICH HUNDRED, Near Tapanoi. On TUESDAY, sth SEPTEMBER, 1870. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that IS the fol owing- ecctions in the above Hundred will le offered for sale by public auction, by Mr It. B. Martin, at the Survey Office, Lawrence, on Tuesday, the sth September rext. at 2 o'clock p.m.. as lands ot special value, under clause Sf>, "Otago Waste Lands Act, 1872," at the upset price opposite eaci; section :— Section. Block. Acreage. District. Upset Price. 1 IX 200 0 0 Chatton 275 0 0 ■> 19» 0 08 „ 273 14 0 3 200 0 0 „ 275 0 0 .1 207 2 10 ~ 323 10 0 5 204 0 00 „ 284 0 0 0 , ISO 0 U „ 25G 0 0 8 „ 2CO 1 20 „ 275 10 0 9 133 0 34 „ IS3 0 0 11 220 2 03 „ 303 5 0 12 „ 200 0 00 „ 275 0 0 13 „ 200 0 00 „ 276 0 0 1 I 19C 1 24 Glenkenich 2SO 0 0 2 „" 190 321 „ 254 10 0 3 „ 233 1 02 „ 344 15 0 4 201 3 OS „ 294 15 0 5 " 200 0 00 „ 275 15 0 (j 200 0 0 „ 275 0 0 7 „ 134 1 OS „ 203 0 0 8 ~ 250 0 32 „ 375 12 0 9 „ 200 0 00 „ 300 0 0 12 „ '200 0 0!) „ 439 0 0 13 , HO 3 OS „ 426 12 0 14 ~ 101 1 08 „ 202 12 0 15 „ 118 2 32 „ 237 15 0 16 200 0 00 „ 400 0 0 18 £00 0 00 „ 363 15 0 19 ~ 200 0 00 ~ 310 0 0 <>0 201 2 32 ~ 303 0 0 "I ~ IS4 0 32 „ 25S 5 0 2-Z „ 200 0 00 „ 275 0 0 93 , 200 0 00 „ SOl 0 0 24 200 0 00 „ 27G 0 0 25 , 20.) 000 „ 275 0 0 27 „ 200 0 00 „ 275 0 0 28 130 2 32 „ 203 0 0 29 „ 217 032 „ 307 5 0 A. CHETHAM STRODE, Dc-puty-Commishi jner of Crown Lands. Land Department, Dunedin, 2nd August, 1876. 31au TMPORTAKT TO TRAVELLERS.— _l_ The TIME TA BLES for all the Provincial Railways Coaches, and Steamboats appear In the OTAGO WITNESS. Price Sixpence. rublishod_ overy Satur day. s-^£rK STOCK. STATIONS. &tf PRELIMINARY NOTICE. PURE CLYDESDALE ENTIRE, "YOU.VG WALLACE," To arrive per Otngo, from Melbourne. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, and CO. have received instructions from Mr John Taylor to sell by auction, at tin Provincial Yards, on on early day, of which due notice w:ll be given, The magnificent pure Clydesdale Entire," Young Wallace." Is THIS DAY, FRIDAY, Ist SEPTEMBER, At 12 o'clock sharp. FAT STORE, and DAIRY CATTLE, EORSES, and ' I'IGS. MACLEAN BROTHERS are favoured with instructions from Messrs G and T Macdonald, of Inch Clulha, to sell by auction, at their Farm, Matau Bank, on Friday, Ist September, at 12 o'clock .'harp, in lots to suit purchasers, -1 A A heat' really prime fat bullocks and spayed ll"J heifers c r\ very superior store bullocks, 3 and 4 years nn well-bred dairy cows and heifers, near &" calving, all quiet and good milkers /» Eaddle and harness horse 3 a heavy draught geldings, and OA prime fat pigs The Auctioneers have much pleasure in drawing special attention to the above sale, as the stock are all really first-class. The Stirling Railway Station being within ten minutes' walk of the above farm, intending purchasers can leave Dunedin by the morning train aud be in time for the sale, and return same evening. Luncheon at sharp 11.30. Terms at sale. 3au FRIDAY, S.h SEPTEMBER, At 12 o'clock. Important sale at Brookland3, Pleasant Valley. MA CLE A N BROTHERS are favoured with instructions from Andrew Hepburn, Esq., to sell by auction, at his farm, BrookUnd3, Pleasant Valley, on the above date, r.f)f\ first-class half-bred ewes, in lamb to OuU Leicester rams -1 A Leicester rams ■1 c horses, '.o.isisting of 3 superior draught .1.0 brood mires, in foal to younj '•Hero." q heavy draught mares 2 ■> » geUlings 4 yearling colts, by young " Hero," out of the above mares c head dairy cattle o brood sows O c porkers -1 Berkshire boar Also A large assortment of AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT 3, Consisting of— Drays, harness, plouahs, harrows, chaff-cutter, &c., &c, nearly new and in first-class order. OATS, BAHLEY, and POTATOES; Really good samples. THURSDAY, 12th OCTOBER, 1876, At 3 o'clock. MAGNIFICENT FREEHOLD ESTATES, In OTAGO, N.Z., FOR SALE, BY AUCTION, By older of the Executors of the late John Ellis, Esq. MA CLE A N BROTHERS are favoured with instructions from the Executors of the late John Ellis, Esq., to sell by auction, at their Rooms, Manse street, Dunedin, on THURSDAY, 12th OCTOBER, 1876, At 3 o'clock, The following valuable properties, viz.:— MERRIVALE : Comprising— OK Af)A acres freehold And n AA A acres leasehold. All fenced and sub-divided, and with 12-roomed dwelling house, and all necessary station buildings. The stock consists of -• 1 p0 X first-class young cross-brod sheep oka head well-bred cattle And ■% q horses. FIVE RIVERS, Comprising— 38,000 acresfreehold And 7 000 acres leascnol('1 Fenced and subdivided ; Good stone dwelling-house, wool-shed, yards, &c. &c, With 25,050 mixedsheep 400 neatl(l u' etwe""tre(i cattle ! And n horses. The above properties were early selections, and embrace some of the choicest agricultural and grazing land in the Province of Otago. The Bluff «nd Kingston Railway skirts Five Rivers for many miles, while Merrivale is within a short distance of a line of railway, and of the town of Riverton. The improvements on buth estates are of the most substantial description, and the sub-divisions have been judiciously made with a view to the effective j management of the properties. THE TERMS OF PAYMENT ARK UNUSUALLY LIBERAL, Being one-fourth cash, and the balance at any term not exceeding TEN YEAKS, bearing interest at SIX PER CENT. PER ANNUM. These properties will be sold at per acre freehold, with leasehold given in; and stock, stores, &c., at valuation. Further particulars, plans, &c, on application to I «Iy SIACLTSAir BROTHERS.