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Otago Daily Times, Issue 5266, 4 January 1879, Page 4

PROPERTIES FOR SALE. TO AaRIOULTURISTS WANTING EEALLY GOOD FREEHOLD FARMS. THE undersigned have received instructions to sell by private treaty, The following VALUABLE SECTIONS, situated In the Waipahi and Olenkenich District, and being portion of the CONICAL HILLS ESTATE, viz :- Sections No. 19, block VIII, Waipahi, £95 acreß do 20, do do 279 do do 21, do do 221 do do 22, do do 306 do do 23, do do 887 do do 24, do do 275 do do 25, do do 249 do do 26, do do 278 do do 28, do do 100 do do 14, block IX, Waipahi, 273 do do 15, do do 285 do i do 16, do do 200 do do 14, block X, Waipahi, 203 do ; do 42, block IX, Glenkenich, 106 do The land let these sections is all rich virgin soil of brat-class quality, every acre being fit for the plough. It has a warm and sheltered aspect, and is well watered throughout. ■ A number of the sections are in close proximity to be Waipahi Junction Railway Station, and none of hem are mora than two miles from a railway station, to which each section has access by good roads. This offers a splendid opportunity of securing firstclass farms of virgin soil in one of the most favoured localities in Otago. I The land will be sold in one or more flections, or in one block. Terms of payment nmarkably easy. For further particulars, apply to DONALD REID & CO., Dunedin; , Or,t<> THE MANAGER, 4j» On tho Conical Hills Station. NOTICE. IMPORTANT SALE OF THB FINEST LAND IN THE WELLINGTON DISTRICT. JAMB' S MO OL L has received instructions from Messrs W. A. and H. S. Fltzheibert, to sell by private bargain— The whole Of that inajrniileent knmvn —MUKj-Trainui-o-mata, consisting of 8125 acres. Thirteen hundred acres are divided Into paddocks on the well-known Wainui-o-mata Plain. Eighteen hundred and twenty-five acres are on the terraces, of which about 400 acres are bush, and the remainder partially clear and fenced. This land ia equal to any in the Lower Hutt Valley, or the Taieri Plains, Otago. For termii and particulars, apply to JAMES M'COLL, o Panama Chambers, Wellington. P O X SALE HOTEL at Hampden. Good opening for man with small capital. WAIHEMO. HOTEL, and ICO acres freehold, with orchard and other improvements. HOTEL at Macraes. Easy terms. 620 ACRES first-class agricultural land, Hokonui District. The Waimea Plaina Railway passes through tho farm, FIVE-ROOMED COTTAGE and Section, corner of Forth and St. David streets, Dunedin. COTTAGE and LAND in South Dunedin, near Caledonian Grounds. GREEN ISLAND.—Business sites near the Shamrock and Thistle Hotel; also, four quarter-acre sections, pleasantly situated. WEST GORE.- Good business sites, near the Railway. LONDON STREET.—House (11 rooms) and quarter-acre freehold, splendid situation. Shares in Banks, Insurance Companies, and the Mosgiel Woollen Co. 25d BASTINGS, LEARY, & CO. TO O R < S A L E. THE MOUNT FAIRFAX ESTATE, comprising Eleven Hundred and Fifty-five Acres (more or less), ■one of the earliest selections, and the choicest property in the beautiful and fertile Western District of Southland, situated between the Longwood Forest itange and the Aparima River. Distant ten miles from Rlverton, and about eight miles from the Longwood rich auriferous quartz reefa. The Riverton and OUutau Railway, and the Main North Bxiad from Riverton into the interior, traverse tbe property. The soil consists in about equal proportions of one-third rich alluvial river flat, one-third good mnllow terrace land, and one-third rich volcanic and limestone soil. A good mill stream, Fossil Creek, suitable for an overshot wheel twenty feet lv diameter, runs through the property, which also comprises inexhaustible deposits ol! limestone, being a good and durable building otone, and also valuable for lime. The farm Is subdivided into sixteen paddocks by good livo or post and wiro fences, each paddock being supplied with good aud permanont watur. About seven hundred acres aro ploughed up, of which about six hundred acres are laid down to English grass, the remainder fallow. Thero is a good garden, orchard planted seventeen years ago, and now in full Wring. The buildings consist of a commodious family dwelling-house ot thirteen rooms, detached kitchen and servants bed-room, store, Btables, woolahed, &c. . Apply to THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY, LIMITED, 2a INVERCARGILL or DUNEDIN. WOE SALE. (I acres of LAND, beautifully situated by ths sea side, two milea from Anderson Bay Station. Gontlemen requiring a site for a marine residence will flndthis one of the best sites to ba obtained on the coast tor sea bathing, the Gull Rocks forming a splendid breakwater, with the advantage of a very •fine hard sandy beach. It 1b well sheltered by headlands from the prevailing winds. Price, £160. Title,] Crown Grant.—Apply ■„.„■.. . .. . PERCIVAL, Optician, George street, Dunedin. Also for sale, ■45 acres of LAN o, 20 miles from Town by rail, and within 20 chains from Carey's Hotel and the Station on the Northern Lino. Running through the property there is a beautiful stream well stocked with trout, and the surrounding countiy abounds with pheasants. Gentlemen requiring a beautiful site for a country residence, for fishing, shooting, &c, the scenery of this place is unaurpassed. The stream is also well adapted for any kind of business requiring water power. Title, Crown Grant. — rr ' PERCIVAL, Optician, 25d George street, Dunedin. WI R'V I N E & O 0., • DOWLING2STREET, DUNEDIN," Have for sale— Fencing Wire, Galvanised Iron, Wire Nails, Tin Plates, White Lead, Linseed Oil, Holloware, Iron Bedsteads, Candles, Matches, Com Flour, Raisins, Ling Fish. Assam Tei, Oilman's Store?, Whisky, Geneva, Bellthal Mineral Water. Indents for all descriptions of goods executed in the Home market. a /VUTHRIE AND LARNAOH'S \3T NEW ZEALAND TIMBER AND WOODWARE FACTORIES COMPANY (LIMITED) Have Landing and to arrive, Ex following Vesaeli, vir»:— Auckland, Norval, Canterbury, Western Monarch, Easterhill, Wanganui, Chas. Deering, Hellen 1 ° 602 oa«es galvanised corrugated Iron 25 do pointed do 75 tons bar and pinto do 08 do standard iron 115 do foncing wire and staples 20 rolls galvanised wire nettinga 25 tons sheet lead SBO kega wire nails 40 do wrought nail* SO do galvanised roofing nails and screws 698 packages gßnemUronmongery gl tons whits and rod leads, and palnta 400 drums oils, turpentine, and varnljhes 260 qr-burrols Hall's blasting powder 10 bottles quicksilver 10,000 fire bricks and fire tiles 82,600 countess slates 6,000 casks Portland aud Keen's cement 260 hoses Chance'a glw ,{SOO do Belgium do 29 cases furniture SO Violos carpets, various qualities 20 cases floorcloth« 60 bales paporhangings aud scrim 1,200 cases korosono 209 casks plaster of Paris 100 casos American turps 720 do assorted American goods, consisting of—Axes, picks, shovels, forks of all descriptions, Douglas pumps, Fairbank scalos, saws, wrinjrerß hickory spokes, springs, axles, &c;, TIMBER. 68,000 foot Baltic deals 16,000 do American hickory 10,000 iiu do white oak 20,000 do do ash. Station requisites for shearing Harvest tools in ever^riety.^ Managing Director. -ftTEILL and CO. have on SALE— Jjt Otard'a Brandy, qr-casks and cases A.O.V. Brandy, qr-casks and cases Bernard's Whisky, octaves, quarton, and casos Longjohn's „ » »i » Dunville's „ quarters and case* JDKZ Geneva, labelled and capsuled Verginlaud Clarets, pints and quart* Childrey's Tobaccos, 10s, pkt. pcs., and twlis Shelland's Twist, qr-ttoces and cases White cross and J. O. Hill's Fencing Wire Bhoobridge's and Prime Kent Hops _ Portable and .Stationary Engines, Lathe Bcda, Drilling and Planing Machines, Steam Hammer*, and other Maobinery by Morton, Ohaplin, Pollock, M«Nab, and Ml the known Ctonwat aweeries and Stores el nil dsgeripUoni.