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Otago Daily Times, Issue 5331, 21 March 1879, Page 4

; STOCK, STATIONS, &0. THIS DAY, FRIDAY, 2Ut MARCH, 1876, ■~«-• At 12 o'clock. At Windeor Park, near Oamara. First Annual Sale of Mr Edward Monlove's Pure ■ Clydesdale Eutires, Brood Mares, Geldings, and Fiillei, Thoroughbred Horses, and I ■* ' ' ''■-'■■ Lincoln Sheep. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, & CO. have received instructions ■ from Edward Menlove, Esq., to sell by auction, at Windsor P»rk, on Friday, 21st March, at 12 o'clock, SECOND DAY: \ LINCOLN SHEEP. 1 A pure-bred Lincoln rams, bred by Messrs * v Kirkham and Dudding, the celebrated English breeders, and imported by Mr Menlove. qa pure-bred Lincoln ewos, from the same ' "V breoders, and also imported. 1 /ta pure-bred Lincoln rams, the progeny of .•••"" the above. q a pure bred Lincoln ewes, the progeny of «" the above. 1 aA A well-bred Lincoln ewes, in lots to suit . V\)\}\] purchasers. The Auctioneers have much pleasure in ctlllng the attention of studmoatere, breeders, and others to this, Mr Menlove's FIRST ANNUAL SALE OF PUREBBED STOCK. Tho stud now about to be dispersed is second to none in New Zealand, and it In a well-known fact, both in regard to the horses and sheep, that Mr Meulove has spared neither expense nor time in securing the verj purest blood procurable from the most celebrated breeders, both at Home and in New Zealand. The stock to be spld are in healthy condition, and dc honour alike to their sires and dams. Terms at s*le. Luncheon provided. Arrangements have been made with the Railwaj Department for a train to leave Oamarn on the morn of each day of s»le for Windsor Park, returning th( same evening. The Steamer will leave Lyttelton for Nortberr Ports ou Saturday, 22nd instant, at 8 p m., affording an opportuaity for ).ur h.sen at Mr Menlove's sale to. return. Catalogues on application to the Auctioneers. PROPERTIES FOR SALE. rriO FLOUR-MILLERS.—For Sale, s I fir6t-clasß country Flour and Oatmeal Mill doing a good business ; suitable for practical millei with im\H capital; terms easy.- J. Doughty, Mans< btreet, Lmnedin. 17k I" N consequence of the DISSOLUTION of PARiWERSmP of tho Undersigned, the] vtill receive offtra up to the 12th of APlilL for th< Purchase ol the following FREEHOLD PRO PERTiES :— Farm of 100 acres, more or less, Tokomairiro, witl Dwelling-house, Barn, Stable, Sheep Yards &c.; erected thereon. 25 acres, more or less, on which are erected the Gorge Store and Post-office, and two Dwelling houses, with stock of General Merchandise t( be token at valuation. Section in Town of Palmir>ton, with brick Ston and Offices erected thereon, with stock o Drapery to be taken at valuation. Sections 30 and 33, Bock VIII, and Section 93 Block VII, Town of Milton; Section 13, Blocl XXV, Town vl Hampden. Both the above Stores hava been long: established and are doirg Rood trades, which will goalorgwitl the properties. As the Lease of their Farm expires on the Ist May they will put to auction about the end of April thi whole of their valuable stock of Horses, Sheep Cattle, and Farm Implements, catalogues of which on In preparation. See date ia future advertisement. For further particulars apply to BLUEB & DUTHIE, 13m Waihola Gorge. T^ O R SALE, Superior GENTLEMAN'S RESIDENCE, pleosantlj fituated on the Town Belt, with frontage to Dnki and Queen^streets, In one of the warmest and mos! sheltered parts of Dunedin. 3 he house is quite new, substantially built, and re plete with every convenience, including hot and coll water laid on all over the building. It contains 1( rooms, large and lofty, and two bathrooms, linen presi and storerooms, pantrie3, wardrobes, and cellar besi los servants' rooms, kitchen, scullery, and out officos, together with four stall stabie, coaoh-house and man's 100 m. The house and the garden (the latter stocked witl fruit and vegetables) c >ver three-quarters of an acre o: 1 the richest vegetable mould. ' Title under the Land Transfer Act. App'y EDWIN J. SPENCE, Executor late Charles Nichols, 21f Dunedin. JJOTEL FOR SALE, BEST POSITION IN CITY OF WELLINGTON. Doing Excellent Business, and capable of grea , extension. Seldom such a valuable property ii market. Apply to GEO. B. WILLIAMSON, Commission, Land, and Estate Agent, Wblw.noton. Offices: New Zealand Insurance Buildingß, \ Corner Lambton Quay and Grey street, Wjllia,". n ,Jl O R SALE, : J MONTE CHRISTO, CLYDE.—The far-fame( Monte Christo Farm and Orchard, Bear thi i town of Clyde, containing 65 acres of free ' hold land, of which 11 acres are plantei with old fruit trees, grape vines, &c., and thi remainder meadows, together with tho com fo: table dwelling, farm buildings, wini cellars, and cordial factory. Also, 43 acre; froeh.U, in the Wai Keri Keri district. i WETHERSTONES CEMENT CLAIMS. We have Opened a Register of Buyers and Sellers o i Shares In these auriferous claims. Persons desirous o i operating will find it to their advantage to communl ' cate with us. Several Shares in Claims adorning the Wetberstonei 1 for Sale, i \ BASTINGS, LEARY, & CO., llm Auctioneers. t ~~~ | FIRE INSURANCE. i ; rgIHE AUSTRALIAN ALLIANCE AS- | SURANCE COMPANY (Fire, Marine, and Guarantee). Not being bound by any tariff, wo are prepared tc accept Fire Risks at bxcbptjosallt low uatbs. - Losses promptly paid in Dunedin. BASTINGS, LEARY, & CO., 30d Agents for Ofcago. jji O R SALE, By Private Treaty. MKSBR3 ACLAND, CAMPBELL, & CO. have received instructions from tho Proprietor to sell— 1 engine and combine, by Clayton and Shuttlfwc rh, in firit-clats working ordor, 8 horse-power 1 stsam elevator 1 tank Straker locks, brasJo3, &c. ACLAND, CAMPBELL, & CO., Auctioneers, 20m Aehburtou and Ohmtcburch. ELIGIBLE BUSINESS PREMISES FOB SALeT" FOR SALE, the commodious and subBtantial STORE in Bond street lately occupied by Messrs E. K. M'Liskey and Co. Price very moderate Terms cosy. These promises ure woll situated, and very sultablo to the wholesale grocery or wine and spirit trades, or for an importer's warehouse. For full particulars, apply to J. S. WEBB, Colonial Bank Buildinua. im o it s^ ~k l eT The BURNSIDE STEAM BRICKWORKS, Green Island, in good working order, with 4£ Acrea Land, having railway siding for loadir g trucks trom the kilns; capable of turning out 60,000 bricks per week ; havirg drying Etovcs, back-making machines, engines, and ail requisites complete for turning out the above quantity. Also, onoof Carr's DL< integrators, for pulverlsirg clays, cement, or soft rock. Would be very suitable as a bane-crusher. For particulars apply . , M'GILL & FORBE9T, New University Buildings, . 19m Duntdin,