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Otago Daily Times, Issue 6502, 14 December 1882, Page 4

• Sales, by Auotipn. ... F. H. Daniel' and Co. TUESDAY, 80lh JANUARY, At 12 o'clock. TO FARMERS, MILLERS, SPECULATORS,- AND OTHERS. On TUESDAY, 30th JANUARY (at 12 o'clock), And Following Days, AT QUEENSTOWN. UNRESEKVJiD SALE. DISSOLUTION PARTNERSHIP. lyf ESSRS F. H. DANIEL & CO. iTJL have received instructions from llcsin J. W. Robertson and Co. to sell by public auction The whole of. their-valuable properties, consisting of— ' -■. ■ ' ■'■ ■ . . . EOTI. Frankton Farm, containing 625 acres and subdivided into 12 paddocks. The buildings consist of nino-roomed dwelling - house, men's huts, barn, 12-stall stable, cow-shdd, &c. This valuable farm is situated on the margin of Lake Wakatipu, and adjoinin? Brunswick Flourrnill, and is composed entirely of low lands, overy acre of which Is ploujrluible by D F ploughs; a great portion is at present laid down in English grasses. The whole of the land is In thorough good heart, never having been overworked; and notwithstanding the very bad' season there are at present some magnificent crops of grain growing, and from its proximity to the Lake gain is worth 2d to 3d per bushel more than in any other part of tho district. . Lot 2. Shotover Farm, containing 310 acres 3 roods 34 perches, adjoining Prankton Farm (the Shotover River intervening). This land is similar to Frankton. It has been laid down in English grasses for many years. There is at present a growing crop of barley and oats. Lot 3. Ten acres near Arrowtown, known as Sutel's Falls. ■ ' TM« canrmands one of the finest Water-powers in New Zealand-a grand site for any manufactory, an' Unlimited supply of water. Lot 4. Fifteen acres near Frankton, known as the ■ " Timber Yard." This commands the bast situation for timber and grain trade In the whole district. Lot 6. Seven and a-half acres, situated Battery Hill, with good four-roomed cottage, garden, &c. A first-class Bite for fellmongery, a never-failing 1 supply of water runuiug through it. j Lot 6. Nine and a-half acres, adjoining Quoenatown, and near Muguire's paddock. Tho whole U securely funcoJ, and ■ laid down In permanent grasses. A good stream of water runs through it. Lot 7. The Lime Kiln (containing about 10 acres freehold, and fivo leasehold for 21 years from 1870), situated on margin of Lake about nine miles from Queenstown. This is undoubtedly the bost lime in the Colonies, and commands ready mis in Southland and other parts; from its situation it is very easily worked ; a good ji-tty connects the Kiln, so that steamers can come alongside and load at any time. There are two kilns, with good atone oottaje, sheds, &c. ] ~t , ,-'n Lot 8. The Sawmill at Head of the Lake, with all appliances. This is the only mill in the district, and commands about 12 miles ot bush. The machinery is driven by water-wheel 3Gft in diameter, wi'.h never-failing supply of water. There aro about three miles of tramroad laid down. Steamers run alongside the mill wharf and load timber—no cartage required. Tbia is a rare chance for two or three sawmillers, with small capital, to realise a fortune. Lot 9. Paddle-steamer. Antrim. Has just undergone a thorough overhaul, anil fitted with patent steam-* inch, &c. This is a good speculation for any twofcor three Working men with capital. The Antrim being th 3 steamer mo^t fitted for carrying timber, grain, stock, &c,, always commands the greater portion of carrying trade on the Lake. Lot 10. Tho iron screw-steamer Venus. Having been recently refltted, is well fitted for pleasure-parties, &c. Also, Sections 7 and 9, block I, Kingston Sections 1, 2, S, 4,5, block I, Kinlooh Sec: ions 8, 9, "10. 11,12, block XVI, Kinloch Sections 11, 12, 13, 14. block I, Frankton Section 1, block 11, Frankton Soction 4. block XIII, Frankton Sections 1, 2, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, block XXIX, Frankton Part section 1, block X, Arrowtown, with good building; at present occupied by Mr Grliberas chemist shop. SECTIONS IN QUEENSTOWN. Part section 43, block I, with dwelling-house aid carponter'd shop; occupied by Mr Mitcberlrtch Sections 1, 2, 3, 4, 39, 40, block VII, with good house;' at present occupied by Mr Hicks Sections 0, 7, 8, 21, 22, block VIII Sections 7 to 9, Meek XV, with store, &c. Section 1, block X Vil, with jetty sito, store, timber yards, &c Section 3, block XVIII Section 8, block XVIII, with cottage ; occupied by Mr Simmons Sections 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 12, 13, blcck XXVI Suctions 5, 0, 10, 11, 12, 13,14,15,10,17,18, 19, block XXVII, all fenced, laid down in English grass Sections 2, 3, 4, block XXVHI, partly fenced Sections 1, 2, 4, 5, 0, 7, 8,9,10,11,14, block XXIX Sections 2, 0, 7, R, block XXX Section 4, block XXXVIII, Flunk ton road. Also, The following STOCK, GROWING CEOPS, &c. /? working bullocks ■I a draught horses 1 a draught horses, ttnbrol en, fMin one to three ■*-" years old OA milch cows I I heifers and steers, one to two years old 0 calves 40fl cros6m' Ot' nlisep, mixed ages and sexes 60 piga 130 acres of oats . "■'„ \" 150 acres of wheat ' '■ 140 acres of bailey 4 acres of potatoes. Also, The whole of the FARMING IMPLEMENTS, Consisting of: 3 double-furrow ploughs 1 single-furrow plough 3 sets harrows 2 chaffcutters, with horso-power Roller 2 waggons 2 drays Spring cart Harness, tools, Sc. And other small articles too numerous to montion. Ako, On account of Messrs Hobertjon and Hallenstein, Sections 1, 2, 3,4, 5, 0, 7, 8, 9, 21, 22, 23, 24, block f, with, two largo granaries built of wood and stone, Fraukton Sections 0, 7, 8, block XXX, with two dwellinghouses. Also, The following Leasehold Sections: Sections 3,4,6, 6, and 7, block XVIII, with four storey ilouimill, with three pair best French buhr stories, driven by powerful turbine; just newly erected, at a cost of £800, and capablo of turning out 20 to 25 tons of flour per week. This mill, from its Bituation-Frankton Fallscommands one of the bost water-powers in New Zealand. ; Also, About 1500 cords of mixed firewood, 30,000 foet sawn timbor, 3 powerful winches, blocks, rope, turbine, building materials, ironmongery, corrugated iron, laige quantity of stores and merchandise, 2 safes, &c. The Auctioneer would diaw especial attention of speculators and others to this sale. The wholo will be sold absolutely without re-erve, In consequenco of dissolution of partnership of Messrs J. W. Robertson and Co., and their determination of retiring from business. From tha varioty and quantity to bo sold, nover has such art opportunity been offered in Now Zealand to tho speculator, who o»n rely upon every article being sold. Terms very easy. For further particulars apply to Messrs J. W. ROBERTSON & CO.; Or to 12d Tho AUCTIONEERS. £ropertiO2 for Sals. mO MEDICAL MEN.—For Immediate JL DISPOSAL.—An excellent opportuniiy of obtaining for a small premium an increasing COUNTRY PRACTICE in a thriving and good agricultural district, about eight milos from Nelson, with railway-station in place. The Practice is entirely unopposed, and a well-qualified man could secure the wholo of the connection Tho present proprietor is about leaving for England, and will bo happy to give further particulars.—Address MedicUß, Richmond, Nelson, Now Zealand. 12d FOR SALE or TO LEASE, the PROPERTY lately occupied by Mr W. C. Jenkins at Hasting--, containing About 30 Acres, half of which is in English grass, the remainder bush; good road, and property subdivided into Beven paddocks. For particulars apply to . 6TEPHENSON & CO., Auctioneers, 9a 39 Bond street. TjiOß SALE or LEASE, That well-known up country House, THE DUNBTAN HOTEL, Clyde For full particulars apply to tho proprietress, 6d MRS W. R. GEORGE. PLUMBERS and ENGINEERS BRASS, FOUNDRY.—Largest and beßt-selectea Stock In the Colonies. A. * I BDpT