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Otago Daily Times, Issue 5276, 18 January 1879, Page 4

STOCK, STATIONS, ETC. J MONDAY, 20th JANUARY, j At 1 o'clock. At Crawford's Yards, Palmerston. . STORE CATTLE. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, & CO. have received inatruct'ons te sell by auction, at Crawford's Yards, Palmerston, on Monday, 20th January, at 1 o'clock, er> a a head Store Cattfo, in frosh condition, con--■'-'v sisting of— ■t n a head cows, party spayed c a head two and three-year-old steers and 'JV heifers c A heart one and two-year-old steers and ou heifers. At 3 o'clock, On recount of Mr James Fowler, {, His valuable freehold property, consisting of— t Sections 8, 9,10, 11, and 12, block XXII, Town i t f Palmerston, and containing 1 acre and y 34 poles, having built thereon one four- ,, roomed dwelling-house (in excellent repair). Also, Four eight-horse powor portable engines and threshers (complete), by Marshall aud Sons (in first-class order). Mr William Fowler, who resides on the premises, will furnish particulars and shew intending purchasers both tho dwelling-house and the threshingmills. Tho above offer au excellent opportunity to farmers requiring engines ond threshtrs, as tho-e machines have all been tried, and ure we 1 known to be excellent. One of thorn is at present in Timaru, wheie it might be purchased prior to the silo. Both the land and mills are offered for ABSOLUTE SALE. Title of land guaranteed. .Also, On same day, k At 4 o'clock, '*_ On the Ground, Bu hy Park, near Palmerston, _. On account of Mr John Anderson, ' 170 acres growing crop of wheat laa do do do oats. In lots to suit purchasers. 17ja THURSDAY, 13ih FEBRUARY, At 2 o'clock. At the Mechanics Institute, Timaru. BLUE CLIFFS. BLUE CLIFFS, Is distant from St. Andrews Railway Station 11 miles, and 22 miles from Timaru, with good metalled roads leading thereto. JT. FORD & CO. • have been favoured with instructions from the Executors of the late Chas. Meyer, Esq , to offer by public auction, at the Mechanics Institute, Timaru, on Thursday, 13th F-bruiry, at 2 o'clock, 1 he above magnificent FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD ESTATE, Together with 22 000 ' VELL"BIIED SHEEP. The Freehold consists of £500 Acres of tho finest Wheat and Grass Land in the much favoured district of South Canterbury, 4000 Acres of which are in cultivation, bearing Gra<s, Turnips, liape, and 540 Acres r> in Grain, for which 20,s per acre rental is paid for tho "• one year—subdivided into 30 paddocks, with permaid nont water in each; and 6000 Acres can be irrigated >n at a tr.ilnig cost. 28,000 Acres Leasehold in a. ring fence; subdivided into 5 Paddocks, permanent water in each. Lcarc 11 years to run irom May, 1879, next. As a count) y rosid'Mic, Blue Cliffs has no equal in Canterbury Splendid view ; large pleasure grounds, tastefully iaid out, and greatly assisted by the natural beauty of the surroundings ; water laid on to all parts iy of the house and grounds. '? Either Christchurch or Dunedin can be reached in "- seven hours from the homestead. Auctioneers invite 10 inspection ; a^id for further particulais apply to J. T. FORD & CO.; al Or, of Mr CARTWRIGHT, a 13n On tha Station. ?.* r-jpHE NEW ZEALAJND LOAN AND Je JL MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY (LIMITBU) Have tho following valuablo FREEHOLDS and .11 SQUATTING PROPERTIES iI FOR SALE:id *°- 1* c . That superior and beautifully-grossed Sheep and Catt.e Run on the River Waiau, immediately opposite tho Llackmount Station, and known as s. BUNNYSIDE. ~ This exceedingly valuable and compact jquattiDg r_ property, situated as abovo, is for sale solely on ac- : count of Mr Brown, the present proprietor, leaving i the Colony; and comprises; — n 1 Q 000 acre 3 !eascdlold, expiring in April IS 800 acre 3 leaßellol- i> expiring in July, n ftO acrC3 freehold c '1000 w°l*-bredsheep 0 X head quiet cattle g X horses. IMPROVEMENTS Consist of house, woolshed, men's huts, fencing, &c, &c. Further particulars en application at the office of the N.Z.L. & M.A. CO, Invercargill or Dunedin. No. 2. That well-known She p Run known as CENTRE HILL, adjoining the estates of Castle Rock, Five River Plains, and Dunrobin. This first-class Bquatting property, which is in complete working order, consistß cf a Sfi 000 acres leasehold, expiring in January, d 7^o acre 3 *ree'lo'd 2 j a aaa veil-bred merino sheep 0 a to i a horses, including some good draughts r SO *° 4-0 hea<* U' C' Catt'B" a '. IMPROVEMENTS ? Consist of house, large now woalthed for 16 shearers, with screw-press, sheep-yard-, store-rooms, sheds, large new burn and stables shoph rds' huts, &n , to. T'heru are 30 miies ieiioiiig, a,..d tne run is divided , into nine paddocks 'J The wool from Certre Hill haa for many yeara past been keenly competed for in the London market. , Further particulais, if neceaaary, may be learned on application at the offices oi lhe N.Z.L. & M.A. CO. (Limited), Invercargill or Dunedin. No. 3. A portion of that very superior and well-grassed . reehold Estate known as BEAUMONT, situated in the Western District of Southland, consisting cf about /(i-rqc acres tich agricultural land on lime--1 '-I OO _tone formation r i -1 ft (10 acrea'easchold, together with *a (1 ft ( ) ' n' e,'"rjred sheep. Full particulars may bo obtained on application to Capt. Stkvkss, Grovo Bush, l- iverton; Beaumont Home Station ; or at the offices of tho N.Z.L. it, M.A. CO. (Limited), 81a invercargill or Dunedin. im o r"~s'~a l~ c. BIRCHWOOD FREEHOLD ESTATE. This truly valuable and magnificent Estate is situated in the Western District of Southland, and compr ses, iv all, some 7500 acres of first-class land, nearly all being fit for the plough, and Is without doubt, one of tlio best properties In the South. The land chicflr consists of l.w-lying downs and rich river flats, together with, Buy, 15,000 acres of Crown lnnds adjoining, which have been reserve i for Coal and Railway purposes, and ia well fenced and divided into convenient paddocks. The Stock consists of about 1 a AftA Grst-claEB long-woolled sheep en Leicester rams, and c)(\ pure-bred Romnoy Marsh rams (bred ■ 4JU from the flocks of the late Dr rt'ebBter, Balruddery, Oamaru) nj etat.on horaea, iiicludi_g t.vo excel- ■"'* lent toims o»f draughis 1 f) working bullocks \ X a head store cattle. 1 .MP-tOYEMFiNf".-* AND FARMING IMPLEMENTS. S x-iocm-d cottngo (fu-ni-hed) faUbl-. I'..r IS ho see, chaff-house, harness-room, b.rn, to, woolshed, and elrutting yards, store (w.th ci.inpleto fittin}!B), men's huts, catt)c->aids, dip, to. (Willi tho cxcoi tion e.f the wools'.cd, drafting-yards, and men's huts, all the above buildings aro quite new.) Bullock waggon and dray horse waggon, two drays and tip cart (quite now) ploughs, hairows, roll.Tes, stores, tools, uho.jp nct- | ting, grass seeds, to. , ■ There areabo\it7ooacreswhichliivebeoneubdivided I into email fields, cultivated, miel now in croo. The freeholel wil. be sold at a moderate prico (especially so wlion its qtial ty is considered), and on re a ouub o'terms; everything ft.so will be givon in If tho property i* sold before the Ist February, 1879. tho wool will be included ; if not, t*.o she.op will be shorn, and the numbers will bta..d precis-tf y as enumerated, less the wool. Upi.n the freehold there is an unlimited supply of coal, limestone, iiml frecstono. The only reason for iliapohirg of this f ivourito propeity is tl.e sotiims indlspoaiti..n of a ruombor of tho proprietor's family, whi h eomj.els him to leave thei Colony. The terminus of Iho Otau an and Niplitcapa Railway is upon the- run, aud within a short disUnco of tlio fieehold, and the proposed extension to tbo Waiau passes through the centre uf tho eitae, ad closo to the present homestead. The above property will be efforod for competition by public auction in Dunedin about the middle of Febiuary, 18^9, if not earlier disposed of by privato contract. Further detailed particulars, if required, may bo learned on application at tho oificea of THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN & MERCANTILE AGEI-CY CO. (Limited), I C Invcicargil), Dunedin, or Christchurch.