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Otago Daily Times, Issue 7160, 27 January 1885, Page 4

Alex Cameron. THURSDAY, 20;b JANUARY, At 3 o'clock. Estate of Richard Lamb, Butcher, Great King >tr«et. By Order of the Triutoe. J ALEXANDER CAMERON will tell by auction, on tho Piemhws, Great King Btreet, as aheve, The usual plant of a butcher's business, comprising Sausige-mtchine Scales anl weights Blocks Knives, &o, &c. Without ro-erve. 27] a William Christie. THIS DAY, TUESDAY, a7th JANUARY, At 2 o'clock. OAMARU WOOL SALK. ■ At the Wool Stores, Harbour street, Oaraaru. WOOL. WOOL. WILLIAM CHRISTIE will hold a Wool Sale (in co.ijuoc'-ion with Mr John Barraclnugta) at the abjve time and place, when he will submit 1500 bales greasy, washed, and scoured wools. Th's wool h«a bcon all classed undnr the supervision of Mr B.irraclough, whoso practical knowledge (ex tending over a pedod if nearly 40 yeare) should be a thorough guarantee ra to its co'nditl'.n. WILLIAM CHRfSTIB, 8J» Auctioneer, Oimaru. THIS DAY, TOESDAY, 27th JANUARY. At the Wool Storea, Harbour street, Oamaru, WI LLI A M CHRI ST I E will offer for sale by public auction, Immediately after his Wool Sale, A large quantity of Sheepskins, Hlde9, and Tallow. WILLIAM CHRISTIE, 26ja Auctioneer, Oamaru. : Fleming and Hcdloy. TUESDAY, 3rd FEBRUARY, At 1 o'clock. At Mackay'a Yarda. GREAT SALE Of FIRBT-CLA3S YOUNG SHSKP. To Faimera, Graziers, Dealera, and Others. FLEMING & HED LEY haro received instructions to Bell by public auction, at above time and placo, Of\t\f\ really flrßt-class crossbred wethers, OUUU two-tooth p c a a half and three-quarter-bred lambs. Tho above lot will be four.d on inspection to be the best Bheop ever submitted in the market. They are not culla but the genuine flock from the Btation, and are therefore well-woolkd, well-grown, and in prime condition. As u.ual, every lot will be sold absolutely Without reserve. Terms at eale. FLEMING & HEDLEY, 27j a Auctioneer?. iTopertidti for tjsla. LAND FOR SALE. THE NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIAN LAND COMPANY (LIMITED) Is now prepared to treat for the sale of ESTATES and FARMS in Canterbury, Otago, and Scuth.'and, on the moit liberal torma ol payment and interest. Blocks of Land are already surveyed into farms on many of tho propertloa, upon which moderate reserve prices have been fixed, and any of them may be selected. Wbere the land ii not so subdivided, blocks may be selected, and by applying to the Company prices will be obtained. The Company has already disposed of 128,775 acres for £742.644. The Company's properties in Canterbury and North Otago produce firat-ciiea wheat; and the Hdendalo Estate, in Southland, ia UDburpa3Bed tor oata, grass, and turnips. The Dairy Factory Is now In full working ordor at Edendale. For plans and all othor information apply to THE NEW ZEALASD AND AUSTRALIAN LAND COMPANY (LIMITED), Dunedin; Or to Agents in Christchureh, Timaru, Oamaru, Dunedin, and Invercargill. FOR SALE, The Convenient and Desirable AGRICULTURAL and PASTORAL ESTATE of KKLDERIN, in the Clutha district, tho property of R. Haworth, Esq., containing 2430 acres of Freehold Land, aubdivided iDto numerous paddockß, all well watered, in a good state of cultivation, with good roadß and convenient to railway. REID 4 DONOANS, 4d High street. ffiHE PERPETUAL TRUSTEES, ESTATE, AND AGENCY COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED), With which are incorporated tho Firms of GILLIES, STREET, * HISLOP ■ And CONNELL * MOODIE. Subscribed Capital .. .. £106,345. Paid up .. .. - 83,927. Dmsoroas: ROBERT GILLIES, Ebb. , M.H.R., Chairman. JAMES BROWN, Esq. THOMAS MOODIE, Esq. WALTER HISLOP, Esq. Manaqino Dirbotor ; J. AITKEN CONNELL, Esq. Offiobb : Corner of Vogel and Rattray streets (immediately opposite Railway-station). Empowered by Special Act of the Parliament of New Zealand to act aa Trustee, Executor, Attorney, Liquidator, Committee under the Lunacy Statutes, &c, 4sc. Tho Company acta, by lteeif oi Its officers, as Agents fOl the maaaganient of liinded nod other Estates. As Attorneys for peroocs rosldeni In or beyond thi Ooloayi Aa Troateca oj Eiecoioie in the estates cf deceased persons. As Vahulofs, Accllon&eie (land on!;), and Sharebrokers. As Agenia (oi ihe selection »nd purchase of Crown Landa, And in the irancscilon of all Lead Oficj btutaeu. Honeys luvoaiod on mortgage securities. Runts, inSerotjS, and dividends collected. Fzoportioß ol oveiy kind sold. Bnrveyu and subdivlalong of Landed EeSaios made, and all Sarveys required under the Public Works Act and the Land Trenafer Acts execuiod. AH Land OfSco and Waßto Land Board boalneea attended to pereorallv by ilt 1. A. Connell. Tho C.mpany haa FOR SALE the following (amongst othera) RURAL FARMS and ESTATES :— OLUTHA and SOUTH MOLYNEUX DISTRICTS.— A first-class Farm of 870 acres, of which 600 acres are laid down in English gross. Two dwellinghouses cf five rcomn each, two stables, barn, &c. Subdivided into 14 or 16 paddockß; outalde boundaries, live fences, welt trimmed; 40 acres oata, CO turnips, balance surface-sown; 20 acres bush. Kailway-siation on property. Terms: One-third cash; balance 7 per cent. Price £5 per acre. {A 124.) OTEPOPO DISTRICT.-Hlghly-improved Farm, area 484 acres, adjoining Maheno railway-station; Bubdivided into 12 paddocks. Dwelling-house, 11 ream?, plastered throughout, and fitted with every modern convenience. Good steading. One of the finest properties in the Oamaru district. (271.) GLENOMARU.—B32-acre Farm. Good dwelling-house of eight rooms; barn, cartsbod, cowshed, and etockyard; subdivided into nine paddocks. Postoffice and scbool both within a quarter of a mile. Farm in splendid order. (254.) Also, Farm 140 acrea, fenced, subdivided; 80 . acres oata, 5 turnips and potatoes, rest in English grass; house five roomß, large barn, stable, &c. Price £6 per acre; £200 ca-h, balance 7 per cent. (A 123.) Also, Sections 31 and 33, block X, Glenomaru district. Area 66} acres, virgin bush. Price £2 per acre. (A 120) OTAGO PENlNSULA.—Beautiful and valuable Dairy Farm of 74 acrea, all fenced, and subdivided into five paddockß. About 60 acres in very fine English grass, balance In flue native bush, well sown with grass. Dwelling-houeo of nino rooms, in good ordor; barn, stable, byre for 26 cows. (108). Also section 89, block 11, area 39 acrea, half in native bush, partly cleared and partly stumped. Four-roomed -dwelling-house and outbuildings. (246.) STRATH-TAlEßl.—Soction 86, block VII, Rock and Pillar district, aroa 196 acres; finest agricultural land; stone house, two huts, woolshed, stable, tic.; fenced; subdivided into three paddockß; good garden, orchard, forest trees, &c. Within about 2J to throe miles of Strath-Xateri railway. Easy terms. FLINT'S BUSH ESTATE (Southland).—Bl6 aoies of first-clasa rich agricultural land, subdivided into 20 paddocks, Hurroindod with live fences. Large and good dwelling-house of 10 roorcg, men's cottages, barn, stable, sh-op and cattle yards, &c. Intersected by trunk line of railway, and railwaystation only a few chains.from property. A very choice farm. Terms rasy. SHAG VALLEY -Allotments 6, 6, part of 7 and 13, Janet's Peak subdivision. Tho-o allotments are part of the celebrated Janet's Peak property, and vary in aroi from E0 to 241 acres. „ They are partly fenced and improved, ana well worth the attention of partioi looking for land. (198.) 1000-ACRJD FAKM.—A very fine Farm, with *ood Improvements ; price £3 6s per aero; terms easy; a gift. Owner leaving province. Well worth looking after immediately. Actual capital required to start well, about £1600 to £1700. P.OMAHAKA DlSTßlCT.—Sections 33, 84, 35, 86, and 37. block VIII, on Main South road, about two mllcß from Waiwera railway-station. Area 412 acres. Price £4 per" acre. (1J8.) The Monthly " Estates Circular" for January, ] published by the Company, contains a reprint of the clauses of the new Land Act whi.b provide for a new class of pastoral leases of runß in the vicinity of Bottled districts, with explanatory article ; stock and share reports, &c , 4e. The " Estates Circular " will each month contain a large amount of reading matter of special interest to owners of landed property, and also particulars of properties In the Company's hands for sale Any person can have the Circular sent to him for one year by sendlu? his name and address to the Sllbllshera, Messrs Fraser Brothers, Moray place unedln, with Is In postage stamps. No propertyowner should be without the Circular. Single coclcu may be bad on application to the Comj»ny. "i - KJ»