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Otago Daily Times, Issue 7191, 4 March 1885, Page 4

Wright Stapbauson, & Co FBIDA.T, 6th KAKOH, At 12 o'sloat, at tfca Burnßide Csitia Yanli. To Sueopilealsra, Farmers, and Othom. OKKAT UNRESERVED SALK Of MERINO EWES. WRIGHT, BTEPHENSON, & GO. have receive! instructions to sell by auction, at Burnnlde Soleyarda, on Friday, March 0, at 12 o'clock, A riflA ™>&y 800 li full-mouthed merino ewes, %yj\J\J none broken-mouthed 1 000 merino ewea. Both lots in splendid condition. The vendor having decldod to replace his merino ewea with crosabrcds, tha above will be cold ABSOmjtkly without RR3BRVB, and in lots to stilt buyers 29 THURSDAY, 12th MARCH, At 12 o'clock. At Walrunn Estate. UNRESERVED SALE Of the WAIRUNA FLOCK Of PURK MEBINO 3. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, & 00. have received Instructions from Messrs A, Brown and 00. to Bell by auction, at Wairuna, on Thursday, Mnrch 12, at 12 o'clock, The whole ol the Walrana Flock, consisting o(, say, o c nn 2, t, 8, and 8-tooth pure merino owes caa full-mouthed merino owes n QQQ pule merino latnbs ,en full-moutheil meiino owes, that have 4JU hadcroaabredlambi irn full-mouthed half-bred ewea en pure merino rains. To flockownora this sale offers an unrivalled opportunity of securing really flret-cta merino sheep. The Wairuna flock ia directly descended from the late W. A. Tolmle'a celebrated breed, and Is being sold simply because a large aroa of the property is now being ploughed up to be aown down in prose. 201 Stook, Station, &o. PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. FIRST-CLASS RUN NEAR DUNKDIN mo BE LET. The excellently-grassed and improved Run, on the line of the Otago Central railway, known as BAKEW O O D, will be offered FOR LEA SB. by public auction, for a term of yo.irs lrom Slat MARCH next, on an early date, of »hich notice will be given. Entry very favourable—no valuation for Improvements. 1"! PRELIMINARY NOTICE. mHE NEW ZEALAND AGRICULJL TURAL COMPANY (LIMITED) intend ottering for absolute Bale, on FRIDAY, May 1, In the Chamber of Commerso Hall, Duncdin, the choicest portions of their very valuable Kstato and Homeatoade, Including WAIMEA, WANTWOOD, CROYDON, ARDLUSSA, DOME, EYRE CIUEK, LONQRIDGE. TheßC valuable properties aro situated In one o/ the finest dißtricts in the Colony—viz., the Waimea Plains. The InvcrcMgill-Kingston line and the Waimea Plains railway travorso the entire Estate, which is intarsected by well constructed roads. For further particulars see future advertisement in thla paper. Information respecting the various properties, and also plans, term;, conditions cl ealc, &c. will be forwarded on application to Iho GENERAL MANAGER N.Z. Agricultural Co. (Ltd), Zflf WaDtwood, Gore. Properties for Sale. TVRAPERY BUSINESS FOR SALE. An old-established flrst-claBS Bußiness of over 20 years' standing, in one o! the moat thriving towns In the Mlddlo Island. The Premises are as compact and conveniently arranged as any In New Z;aland, finished in the most effective and lateßt style, with splendid thowroom, complete with glass cases, mirrors, and oveiy convenience. Good carpet-room. Amplo provision for carrying on millinery and dressmaking department!!. Premises could bo let with or without stock, at purchaser's option. A fine opening for two or threo enorgetlc young men. Satisfactory reasons can be given for parting with the business. For particulars apply to Messrs ROSS & GLENDINING; Or Messrs SARGOOD, SON, & EWEN. 24f Dunedin. FOR SALE, The Convenient and Desirable AGRICULTURAL and PASTORAL ESTATE of KELDERIN, In the Clutha district, the property of R. Haworth, Esq., containing 2480 acres of Freehold Land, subdivided Into numerous paddocks, all well watered, in a good atate of cultivation, with good roada and convenient to railway. liEID ft DUNCANS, Id High street. FOR S A L E, j 10 ACRES of LAND, beautifully situated by tho harbour side. Gentlemen requiring a BUburban resldenco will find this one of the best eitnations, being close to the railway-station at St. Leonards. There Is about 12 acres in English grass; the other part Is beautiful native bußh, with a good supply of water. The viow is unsurpassed near Dunedin.— PERCIVAL, Optician, George street, Dunedin. 16ja fTIHE PERPETUAL TRUSTEES, ESTATE, AND AGENCY COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED), With which are Incorporated the Firms of GILLIES, STREET, ft HISLOP And CONNELL & MOODIE. Subscribed Capital „ .. £106,846 Paid up .. .. .. 23,827 DIEHOTOEB : ROBERT GILLIES, Esq., Chairman. JAMBS BROWN, ES(J. THOMAS HOODIE, ESQ. WALTER HISLOP, Esq. Managing Dibbotoh: J. AITKEN CONNELL, ESQ. , omens Corner of Vogel and Rattray Btreets (Immediately Rallway-Btation). Empowered by Special Act of the Parliament of New Zealand to act as Trustee, Executor, Attorney, Liquidator, Committee under the Lun Statutes, &0., &c. A Pamphlet explanatory of the objects and advantages of the Company, with Information likely to provo valuable to Intending testators or persons desirous of appointing attorneys! may bo obtained on application to the Company. (Ask for "The Company's Pamphlet.") The Company has FOR SALE the following (amongst others) RURAL FARMS and ESTATES:- (Town Properties advertised Mondays; Rural Farms md Estates, Tuesdays and Thursdays, with separate list Wednesdays and Fridays; Suburban, Saturdays.) CLIiTHA-DISTRICT-A fine farm of 424 acrea, fecced and subdivided into nine paddocks; 100 acres oats, Bix wheat, 40 turnips, remainder laid down in English grass. Dwelling-house 10 rooms, with another of Sve rooms; gcod barn and stable. A vory desirable property, and will be sold a bargain, at £8 per acre ' i GLENKENICH DlSTßlCT.—Sections 37 and 38, block ! X, area 399 acres; good buildings; fenced; laid down Id English grass; about fivo miles from rail-way-station, by easy road. Also, a fine block of 1100 acres, ting-fenced, with warm northerly aspect, within three milos of railway-station. (151.) OWAKE VALLEY. - Sections 12 and 13, block I, Ca'Jlns district, area 140 acres; all fenced and subdivided. 100 acres cultivated, partly in English grass; good house, stable, &c. Four mlleß from jetty, where shipping obtained, by good road. WALLACETOWN (Southland).—Sections 75 and 76, near Wallacetown. 900 acres rich river flat land, nearly surrounded by Oreti River and Trumtarati Creek; 300 acrea sown down in English grass; a magnificent property. Adjoining land fetched £22 an acre. Price under £8 an acre. JACOB'S RIVER HUNDRED (Southland).—3so-acro farm, fronting the Jacob's River eßtuary, within three miles of Klverton Partly bush; small portion cultivated. Intersected by Biverton and Orepuki railway. Railway-station adjoins the property. Cheap, £2 per acre. STRATH-TAIERI.-^Sectlon 85, block VII, Rock and Pillar district; area, 196 acres; finest agricultural land; stone house, two huts, woolshcd, stable, &c.; fenced; subdivided into three paddocks; good garden, orchard, forest trees, &c. Within about 2} to three miles of StrathTaietl railway. Easy terms. WAIHOLA LAKE.—Beautifully Bituated Farm front, ing Waihola Lake, and bounded by the lako on two Bides; area 311 acres odd; fenced; subdivided into six paddocks; dwelling-house of eight rooms; dairy and storeroom, stable (four' horses) and loosebox, cow-shed for 18 cows; good orchard. A very choice and beautiful property. (79.) CHATTON DlSTßlCT.—lmproved Farm, 200 acres; four-roomed house, stable, barn; fenced, and subdivided into five paddocks. TUTURAU and SLOPEDOWN.-4866 acres freebold, partly cultivated ; with buildings neccaBttry for tha working of the farm; together with pastoral license from Crown over 2854 acres, at nominal rental. (245.) AKATOBE and TOKOMAIRIRO DISTRICTS.—IBB acres good farm land; dwelling-houße (she rooms), eood stable and barn; subdivided Into six naddocks, all fenced with live fences. (223.) Also in Akatore District, 661 acrea in natural okata Price. 20s per acre. KAITANGATA and COAST DISTRICT.-Farm of 624 ESFoI which 800 aro fenced and 50 in Engllah crass and crop; good dwelling-house, Btable, &c. MOONLIGHT FLAT.-Section 6, block XII, Rock and Pillar District, 202 acres; Improved; comfortable dwelling-house, good stable, &c. (146.) Tho Monthly "Estates Circular" for February, published by the Company, contains a copy of official correspondence between tho Government and the. Southland Land Board in referenco to interpretation of tho land Act 1884 as it affects deferred-payment settlers, with tho oplnicn of Mr Justice Williams on the points raised, and comments thereon. Also, other matter of goneral interest, with stock and Bhare reports, &c, &c. The "Kstates Circular" will each month contain a large amount of reading matter of special Interest to owners of landed property, and also particulars of proportion in tbe Company's haudß Inr sale. Any person can have tbe Circular sent to him for one year by sending bis name and address to the publishers, Messrs Fiaser Brothers, Moray place, Dunedin, with Is in postage stamps. No propertyowner should be without tho Circular. Single copies may be had on application to the Company.