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Otago Daily Times, Issue 5269, 8 January 1879, Page 4

STOCK, STATIONS, ETC. CIRCULAR. DEFERRING to the. Dissolution of A.\) Partnership of the firm of D. and L. Maclean, Mr Donald Maclean begs to notify to the constituents of the lato firm, and also to the general public, that he haa admitted as a Partner Mr ROBERT STEWART, many years accountant with the New Zealand aad Australian Land Company, Limited, in Dunedin, and that the business will in future be carried on under the firm of MACLEAN.and STEWART. Mr Donald Maclean takes this opportunity of informing the clients of his late firm that he will now be able to devote his. whole time to the disposal of Property, Stock, Wool, &c, valuing lands, and gonerally conducting the outdoor business; and that Mr Stewart will give his undivided attention to the office arrangements, and will keep constituents fully advised on all business matters. Business .entrusted to the new firm will meet with prompt attention. . , ' MACLEAN & STEWART. Timaru, Ist December, 1878. ' " 7J» rfIHE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND jl mercantile agency company ' : (Limited) ; Hare the following valuable FREEHOLDS and SQUATTING PROPERTIES FOR SALE :- No. 1. ■ That superior and beautifully-grassed Sheep and Cattle Run on theßiver Waiau, immediatflly opposite tho ijlackmount Station, and known as '\\/'..' ..' ■' BUNNYSIDE., »'.'.. This; Bxceedingly. valuable and compact squatting property, situated as above, is .for sale solely on account ot Mr .Brown, the- present proprietor, leaving the Colony; andcomprlses:— , ■. ... j 19 000 aotes leMeh6ld» expiring in1 April 13 800 *cre3 lease?lold» expiring; In July, Q Q sores freehold KQQ A well-bred sheep 2g head quiet cattle - X horses. IMPROVEMENTS Consist of house, woolshed, men's huts, fencing, &0..& O. Further particulars en application at the office of the N.Z.L. & M.A. CO., , Invercargill or Dunedin, ■ no: 2. ■• That well-known Sheep Run known as CENTRE HILL, adjoining the estates of Castle Rock, Five River Plains, and Dunrobin. This first-class squatting property, which is in complete working order, consists of 36 000 aCres leasenol(i J expiring in January, 17 KQ acres freehold 10 000 veH"'oradmerinoeheep QQ to horses, including some good draughts qn- to Q^head quiet cattle. IMPROVEMENTS Consist of house, large new woolehed for 16 shearers, with Bcrcw-priss, sheep-yards, store-rooms, sheds, large new barn and stables, shepherds' huts, &c, &c. I'hore are 30 miles fencing, aud the run id divided into nine paddock a. The wool from Centre Hill has for many yeara past been keenly competed for in the London market. Further paiticulars, if necessary, may be learned on application at the offices of the N.Z.L. & M.A. CO. (Limitkd), Invercargill or Dunedin, No. 3. A portion of that very superior and well-grassed freehold Estate- known as BEAUMONT, situated in the Western District of Southland, consisting of about 47^^ tores rich agricultural land onlime- "'"-'" stone formation 45 000 aorOa leawno' d« together with &000 we""1":e(* BnO3PFull particulars may be obtained on application to Capt. Steven's, Grove Bush, Kiverton; Bosuuiont Home Station; or at the oi'Boes of the N.Z.L. & M.A. CO. (LuttTßD), Bj* invoicargill or Dunodin, W O ]* S~ A^ h E. BIRCHWOOD FREEHOLD ESTATE. This truly valuaDle and magDiflcent Estate is situated in the Western District of Southland, aud comprißßS, iv all, some 7500 acres of flrst-clasj land, neariy all being lie ior the plough, and is without doubi one of the best properties in the South. The land chiefly consists of low-iyiug downs and rich river flats, together with, say, 16,000 acres of Crown lands adjoining, which have been reserved for Coal and Railway purposes, and is well fenced and divided into convenient, paddocks. Tho Stock consists of about 10 000 first'olaES long-woolled sheep c a Leicester rams, and 9 O Pure-bre(i Romney March rams (bred r"-' from the flocks of the late Dr Wobatcr, Bairuddery, Oauoaru) 9 a station horses, including two e.\cel- •" * lent teams at draughts I Q working bullocks n a head store cattle. IMPROVEMENTS AMD FARMING IMPLEMENTS. Six-roomed cottage (furnished) Stable for 18 horaes, chaff-house, harness-room, birn, &c, woolshed, and draiting yardß, store (with complete fittings), men's huts, cattle-yarda, dip, &c. (With the exception of the woolsbed, drafting-yards, and raon's huts, all tho above buildings are quite new.) Bullock waggon and dray horse waggon, two drays aud tip cart (quite now), ploughs, harrows, rollers, stores, tools, Bhe.jp uefc ting, grass seeds, &c. There aro about 700 acres which have been subdivided into unall fields, cultivated, and now in crop. The freehold wile be sold at a moderate price (especially so wlieu its qual.ty is considered), and on rtasonab c terms ; everything nlse will be given in. If the property is sold before the Ist February, 1879, tho wool will be included; if not, tne sheep will be shorn, and tho numbers will stand preckeiy as enumerated, less the wool. Upon the freehold there is an unlimited supply of coal, limestone, aud free stone. The only reaiton for disposing of tins favourite propetty is tho uorious indispositijn of a membor of the proprietor's family, whi.h compels him to leave the Colony. The terminus of the Otau uu and Nightcaps Railway is upon the run, and within a short distance of the freehold, and the proposed extension to the Waiau passes through the centre of the estate, aud close to the present homestead. The above property will be offered for competition by public auction in Duuediu about the middle of Febiuary, 1879, if not earlier disposed of by private contract. Further detailed particulars, if required, may be [earned on application at the offices of THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN & MEROATSTILE AGtiNCY CO. (Lmitbd), 8j» Invercargill, Dunedin, or Christchurch. PEOPSRT ES TOE SALE. IjIORSALEORL ASE A compact FELLMONGERY, in full working order, In the North-East VftUey. For terms, &c, apply to 21d DONALD REID & CO. BOAR DIN G-HOUSE - £2000. SPLENDID INVESTMENT. In one of tho most risinsr towns in Canterbury. FOR SALE or Lease, with furniture and stock-in-trado, a most respectable PRIVATE BOARDING-HOUSE, with about 40 rooms, doing a good buuiness. Liberal terms. Proprietor rotirinir. Apply for address at tho oflke of this papor. Cja, ASUBURTON, CANTERBURY. ITpOR SALE, a Share in a General Store Business. Tlio position is first-class, and tho premises sultablo for an extending business. Present monthly sales about £1200. Purchasor can be oithor a sleeping or active partner. 7j» T. B. CRAIG, Ohristchurch. FOR SALE, well-known GENERAL STORE with bottle licenso, at Kaitangata, doing a first-class country business.—Apply to ! STODDART BROTHERS, Kuitangala ; I i Or MACKERRAS & 11A2LUTT, | Bja Bond street, Duuediu iEI O It SALE. 0 acros of LAND, beautifully situated by ths tsea Bidi1, two miles from Anderson Bay L Station. , Gentlemen requiring a slto for a marine xosldenco I will find this ono of the best f-itos to bo obtained on the ) coast for sea bathing', the Gull Rocks firming a splendid breakwater, with tho advantago of a very ! fine hard sandy buach. It is well sboltorod by head- , lands from tho prevailing winds. Price, £160. Title, Crown Grant.—Apply PERCIVAL, Optician. George street, Dunedin, Also or Bale, 45 acres of LAW a, 20 miles from Town by rail, and within 20 chains from Caroy'n Hotel and the Station on tho Northern Line, L Running through tho property there is a beautiful stream well stocked with trout, and the surrounding j country abounds with pheasants. Gentlemen requiring 1 a beautiful site for a country resilience, for fishing, shooting, &c, tho scenery of this place is unsurpaeood. • The Btream is also well adapted for any kind of bual- , neßs requiting wator power. .Title, Crown Grant.— • Apply VVI -' PEBOIVAL, Optician, ?&4 Gcofga street, Dunodin,