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Otago Daily Times, Issue 7223, 11 April 1885, Page 4

Sales by Auction. Colonial Cfboporattva &. and A- Co. '" IOESDAY, Wth APBHij - Atlo'slock. stibTing. mHE COLONIAL CO-OPERATIVE X AGRICULTURAL AND AGENCY COMPANY OF NBW ZEALAND (LIMITED) will Dell at tho Yards, Stirling, on the abovo date, SHEEP. 200 Pllmo fa'snoe P oqq orossbred ewes, from six to eight tooth 100 do wethers, two and (our tooth gQA do hoggets, mixed sexes. CATTLE. OQ head prime fat cattle n a bullocks, in forward condition QQ head mixed cattle, in forward condition. 100 Goal Stringers, all hard wood. Also, Horseß, &c. Vendors having stock to offer will kindly communicate, In time for advertising, cither with H. DRIVER, Managing Director; TIIO3. M'DONALO, Agent for tho Company, llap Stirling. H. Matsou & Co. SATURDAY, 18th APRIL, At 2 o'clock. . By Order of the Mortgagees. THE MAGNIFICENT GLENDORS ESTATE, HOROR A T A, Containing 2500 acro9 liaml' Also, ■j qq acres First-class BUSH LAND ALFORD FOREST. MESSRS H. MATSON & CO. (in conjunction with HATSON, COX, & CO., Ashburton) have received instructiono from the Mortgagees to Bell by public auction, at their Salerooms, Cashel street, on fc»turday, April 18, at 2 o'clock, All that splendid Estato known as GLENDORE, And situate ftt HORORATA, Containing o cn Q acres (more or Icbs), All securely fßnoed, and subdivided into con-venient-sized paddocks to suit purshasers, giving an opportunity to adjoining owners of adding to their property under such favourable circumstances that cannot poseibly ocsur again. Tho E:tato is only one mile from Coalgate Railway-Btation, and is one of tho earliest selections in the district, the land being of a superior quality. 400 acres are laid down in English grass, 680 acres fallow, and, remaining portion ki nativo etate. The improvements conaist of s largo 10-roomod house, men's house, Btablca, coach-house, woolehod, yards, &c, &c. Also, TOO acrea ol flrst-closs bush land, situate at ALFORD FOBEST, Eeing sections 21,491 and 21,492, Aeliburton district. Term? easy. n. MATSON & CO., Christchurch; MATSON, COX, & CO., 27m Ashburton. James A. Fork and Co THIS DAY, SATURDAY, 11th APRIL, At 1 o'clock. In Rooms, Stafford street. CANABIiiS. CANAIUES. JAMES A. ~P AR K & 00. are instructed to sell by auction, at their Rooms, Stafford street, on above day, About 40 strong locally-bred canaries, in full song. Inspection Invited. Birds on view on morning of sale. lla Maclean & Stewart. SATURDAY, 18th APRIL. Timaru Horse Baziar. • Maclean" 1: ste-wabt have received instructions from Melville Gray, (Esq. (Ashwick), to sell by public auction, as above, oo Draught Marcs and Geldings 3 good Hacks. . J?sfO£>ea?6iea tor B&i®. COMPLETE THRESHING PLANT FOR SALE, CHEAP. EIGHT-HOKSE-POWER ENGINE, by Hornsby Combine, by Honißby Elevator and Fittings. The wholo in thorough working order, having only recently been subject to a complete overhaul. Apply to BENNETTS BROS., Auct'onceru, &c, 9ap 196 Caehel street, Chrißtchurch. is plrpetgal trustees, ESTATE, AND AGENCY COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED), Wiih which are uscorporstod the Firms of GILLIES, BEREET, fc KISLOP And CONKELL & MOODIE. Subscribed Capital „ .. £108,316 P&ldup .. .. .. 23,627 Bmscio&s: ROBERT GILLIES, Eaq., Ohoirman. JAMBS BROWN, Ernj. THOMAS MOODIE, Esq. WALTER HISLOP, Esq. Uahaqino Dibsotos: I. AITKEN CONNEtL, £g(J. Oanaia Corner oi Vogei and Rattray streets (immediately [opposite Railway-station). Enipowored by Special Act of tho Parliament of New Zealand to ect s,a Trustee, Executor, Attorney, Liquidator, Committee under the Lun Etstutcc, &c, &c. A Pamphlet osplanaiiosy ol the objects and adrsn Ugca of tha Company, with lnforrn&tioii likely to prove v&luabls to Intending tealatosa or persons desirous of appointing attorneys, may be obtained on application to tho Company. (Ask for "The Company's Pamphlet.") The Company has FOR SALE the following (amongst other) SUBURBAN PKOPEUEIES near Dunedin: —(Advertisement of Town Properties, Morida) b; Rural Farms, Tuesdays and Thursdajs, with separate list on Wednesdays and Fridays; Suburban, Saturdays). BALACLA.VA.—IB quarter-acre sections, good building sites, commanding view ; easy terms, low price. Working men should look after these sites immediately. £5 deposit, balance over a term of years; ea3y rute of interest. ANDERSON'S BAY.-Sectlono 11 to 16, block VIII. Area about 61 acres. Now being surveyed into a township. This property fronts the harbour, and contains probably the most beautiful building sites in the suburbs. Will be sold as subdivided in one lot. Attention of speculators specially directed. The handsome residence of M. J. S Mackenzie, Esq., M.H.K., has just teen erected on a section formerly part of thn property. SAWYERS' BAY.—Sections 34, 67, and 44, Sawyers' ' Bay district. Area about 30 acres; with Kesldenco of 10 rooms, very substantially finished; half-acre of ground beautifully laid out, gala flagstaff, &c. House has every convonienco ; occupied by Captain Thomson. (Bl83) j BOSENEATH.—About 1 acres of ornamental grounds, beautifully laid out; croquet-lawn, and ornamon- ! tal lawn of about an acre; about SCO forest and ornamental trees, well grown ; thorn fences, &c.; with handsome Family Rosidence of nine rooms, plastered throughout, and, built on bluestone foundation; coach-house, barness-room, stable and cowshed, dairy, &c, all roofed with slate and in first-class order; largo vegetable and fruit garden. One of the finest sites in New Zealand for a gentleman's residence; commanding viow—unt ilvallod. (276) ! OAHMNGTON.—Sice site, with Dwelling-house of Jour good rooms, with bathroom, scullery, pantry, &c.; water laid on ; about J-acro; ground nicely i laid out. ! WAKARl.—Sections 101, 102, 103, and part of 100, Wakarl district; corner frontage two good roida ; area 86 acres and 21 poles. This property is specially worthy of tho attention of speculators, being admirably adapted for cutting up. Will bo sold cheap Easy terms. 'ST. CLiAIS.-Seotious 11 and lUi block I; area noar.y 22 poles. (221) Sections 11 and 12, block III; aroa nearly an scie. (B203) ST. CLAIR PARK.-Section 18; area, 1 acre; adjoining Allandale; fenced. (A761 NORTH-EAST VALLEY - DUDDINGSTONE.-Soc-tlon 7, block II; area, 1 rood 7} poles; with dwelling-houae of eight rooms; ground laid off in orchard. (B218) Sectionß 8 and 9, block 11, 2 roods and 11 poles J a good building silo. (b217) Section 2, block II; j-acro; frontage to main road with tram-Hue; with three cottages erected thereon. (8266) ST. JOHN'S WOOD.-Sections 63 and 61, block I; area, 20'9 po.es; with neat dwelling-house of five rooms, In good order; concreti water-receiyor, lOOOgal; small stable, washhouse, and other conveniences. (B108) Sections 65 and 66, block ; area ; with Bixroomed dwelling-house; a snug place. (B109) SUNHYDALK.-Soctione 8, 9, and 10; -area 30 poles; with comfortable four-roomed dwelling-house, Btone foundation; trams pass tho door. (8264) OPOHO.—HaIf of section 29, block I; with tworoomed house, outhouse, and coalshed; good garden. (B181) The Monthly "Eatatos Circular" for April (published by the Company), contains a copy of tho amended regulations published by tho Government relating to the taking up of land under the special settlement provisions of " The Land Act 1877 Amendment Act 1879," with article on the system; also, other matter of genoral Interest, with stock and share reports, &c, &c. 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 sending his name and address to the publishers, Messrs Fraser Brothers, Moray place, Dunedin, with Is In postage stamps. No propertyowner should be without the Circular. Single coplot may ba had oa »ppllo»Mon to the Oomptny.