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Otago Daily Times, Issue 6739, 20 September 1883, Page 4

tale* by Auction. Stophonson and Co. DUNEDIN TATTERSALLI, . Uaclaggan street. I STEPHENSO'H & CO. beg to inform their constituents that they havo arranged with Moasra Maclean and Co., leeuca oi TattersallS Horse Kaleyards, to HOLD SALES In eaid Yards KVKRY SATURDAY, at 11 o'clock, and to notify that all Horses convigucd to them for ea!e will moct with every attention. STEPHEHSON & CO.. 19l 39 Bond Btreot. THIS DAY, THURSDAY, 20th SEPTEMBER 1888. ANNUAL PARADE X SALE OF ENTIRE HORSES. STBPHENSON 4 00, havo received instructions from Mr James M'Nab, Brighton, to sell (Immediately after the parade) by public auction, The purebred Clydesdale horse LAIRD OF KILBRIDB, rUiop; S years, dark bay. Siro, Princo of Kilbride (10 N.Z. Stud Book), imported from Gcollaiid. Dam, Flower (33 NZ Stud Book), by Princo Charlie, imported from Scotland. 16s T FRIDAY, 21st SEPTEMBER, *" At 12 o'clock. UNRESERVED SALE.' STEPHENSON& 00. have received Instructions from MrD. Bunton to sell by auction, on Friday, the 21st day of. September, on hia Premises, Morton, at 12 o'clock sharp, 1 Q Dai'y Cowa (calved and coming to calv--13 ing) n Draught Hcrses (mares and geldings) i Riding Hack Q k Crossbred Sheep (mixeif sexes) O,(A Merino Sheep (ewos, two-tooth, in lamb OiV and lambing) I gQ Merino Ewes (full and broken) 8 Farm Drays 1 Two-horae Waggon 2 Pots Harrows (4-leaf) 1 Roller (wooden) 1 Cambridge Roller 1 Chaffcutter 1 Three-horEe-powcr (with intermediate) 2 D.F. Ploughs 1 Swing-plough 1 Avery Scileß (nearly now) Several Sots Harness (shaft, leading, and plough) Patent che so-prcsses, vats, mllk-dUhes, &c, And A number of sundries, too numerous to particularise. Tho sheep referred to above are on view at (Voslshed Paddock, Brunton's Farm, Palmcrbton. i Terms at sa'o. 153 FOR SALE, Improved Agricultural FARM of 650 acres, with firßt-class improvements and buildings. Sting Villoy. . ISOO-acre Grazing Farm, fenced, well sheltered, am of good carrjiuir capacity, with stock at valuation if required; Shag Valloy. " Several good pastoral and agricultural unimproved Properties, Shog Valley. , ■ 200 acres .choice agricultural Land, Toi-Tcis. Price £600. ' ,: . Honey to lend In any sum from £50 to £2000, on good freehold security, at current rates. JOHN K. M. FRASIIR, Solicitor, No. 1 Bond street, Dunedin (Bank of Australasia Offices). ! FRASER & STILLING, 19a Solicitors, I'almernton. LAND FOR BALB. THE NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIAN LAND COMPANY (LIMITED) It now prepared to treat fcr the Bale of ESTATES and FARMS In Canterbury, Otago, and Southland, on the moat Liberal Terms of Payment and Interest Blocka of Land aro already surveyed into farms on many of the properties, upon which moderate reserve prices have boon fixed, and any of them may be (elected. Where the land is not so subdivided, blocks may be selected, and by applying (o the Company prices will be obtained. The Company has already disposed o! 125,177 acre* fOI «716,177. The Company's properties in Canterbury and North Otago produce first-class wheat; and the Edendale Estate, In Southland, Is u&surpassod for oats, grass, and turnips. The Dairy Factory la now in foil working Older at Edendale. for plans Mid all other information apply to THE NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIAN LAND CO. (LIMITED), Dunedin | Or 111 Agent* In Chrirtchuioh, Timarn, Oamaru. DnnMln. an<l tnvctrtwgill FIRST-OLASS LEASEHOLD FARM FOR SALE, near OAMARU. ; About 830 ACRES of tho FINEST AGRICULTURAL LAND in New Zealand, situated close to railway-station: heavy, wheat'land, and carries magnificent English grass. First-class stone farm-buildings. Now carrying 1600 long-wooUed sheep and 10j) merinos, besldcß large area in crop. The Bole reason for selling is that, owing to recent lllnesa, proprietor requires to leave for warmer climate. Stock and Implements maybe taken at valuation. Lease about 7 years to run. Valuation improvements. For full particulars apply to . 21jy CONNELL & MOODIE. FREEHOLD PROPERTIES FOB SAUL GONNELL k MOODIE hay« foi Sole— DUNEDIN.—A numbor of freeholds, suitable res)- ---" donees, large and small. CAVERSHAM RlSE.—Allotment 16, with five-roomed house; cheap. PORT CHALMERS—Section SSO. EGI4NTON. — House, six rooms, with allotment 89; concrete tank, 2000 gallons; water laid on;. new trams immedl&te vlcmlty. EVANBDALE.-Sections 69 and 60, Block I, Waikouaitl district; good bush. ...,-. PALMEESTON.—SovoraI Sections for sale. OAMARU.-Secaons 1 and 2, Block XXXVI | good slta. SITES in St. Hilda, South Dunedin, Grant's Bran, Bockyilde, St. Leonards. ■ NORTH HABBOUR AND BLUESKIN.-Secllon 72, block VII. Also Section 16, block III; 200 acres; partly fenced. ' KAITANGATA AND COAST DISTRICT.-Farm of 621 acres, of which 800 are fenced, and CO English grass and crop; good dwelling-houso, stable, *c. HILLEND'DISTRICT.—Farm, 281 acres; aU lmproved; dwelling, stablo, cattle-shod, barn. GLENKENICH AND WAIPAHI.-Several flnt-cIMS farms, Improved; areas to rait purchasers—from SOO to 2000 acres. r LARGE FREEHOLDS.—SeveraI choice Freehold pronerttea, from 1000 to 15,000 tens, with extenslvt Improvements. . ASHLEY DOWNS "isTAIE, WAIWERA. . We have for sale 5 farms, varying from ISO to 810 acres each, partly fenced; land good quality; excellent roads; property about four miles from Waiwera railway-station; good school, church, mill, io. available. Payments extending over 9 yean; Interest, 6 per cent.; price, £3 to £310 a per acre. The best value in the province for parties looking out for land. For fall particular! apply to Oonnall and Hoodie, Of V»cle*n mnrl Cn. N.B.—Out of a total area of BC6S-acres offered for sale 2360 acres havo been sold. The balance contains some of the very best of the land, at £8 per acre. None of the land hitherto sold has been disposed of under this price. ' lAm AGRICULTURAL LAND FOR SALE, Subdivided Into FARMS AND ESTATES. THE NEW ZEALAND AGRICULTURAL COMPANY (Lurid) are now OFFERING FOB BALK the whole of their SPLENDID ESTATE, situated on the Uataura, extending from Gore to Athol and Dipton, and Interceded throughout by railway! and good roods, BY FREE SELECTION, Upon tbe most LIBERAL TERMS OF DEFERRED PAYMENT AND INTEREST. A large Dumber of settlers are already In successful oceupatlon of farms on various parts of the Estate, and Intending purchasers are Invited to Inspect the growing crops of wheat, barley, oats, tnralpe, and grass. The Grain Brokers of the Company In London, REPORT ON CROPS grown on tho Estate last season (1881-2) as follows :— " The value of the red straw and white velvet wheat Is about tbe same—666 to 665, the former for strength, and the latter for colour; and the Tuscan would be worth about 56>. The long Tartarian oats, 80s for B62lb;,and the choit ones, say, 88s for 8811b—*11 delivered here. "It 13 seldom that we tee such fine New Zealand wheat. Tho samples all round are of very prime quality; being woD dressed and In splendid condition, they would always meet a ready sale here." PASTOBAL LANDS. The Company have for salt several EitalM of ibout 1000 acres each, along .with which they ate prepared to grant leases of their Crown pastoral lands oi an unoipirod term of 10 years, at a very low rental, n blocks of any size to suit purchasers. Sheep to rtock these runs may also be nad if requited. ADVANCES. The Company also undertake to make liberal Adranees on Growing Crops of Grain, charging interest it current rates till repaid by tbe sale of grain or itherwLte. For plans of the Estate, towntdiips, fee and other nformatlon, apply at the . OFFICES of the COMPANY, Wantwood, Gore; Or to Uwl7 Agents, THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO. (limited), Throughout tho (Übniss | H«H»* QRCEK k BWNKBB, Oer*.