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Otago Daily Times, Issue 10034, 27 April 1894, Page 4

Sales by Auction. TUESDAY, Ist MAY 169*, At MRS HEADS' FARM. THE FARMERS' AGENCY COMPANY (LIMITED) are instructed by Mr William Stubbs to offer by public auction, at Mrs Heads' Sale, at Milbura, on above date: HIS VALUABLE FREEHOLD FARM, Consisting o ( f 157 Acres. The property is securely fenced with sheepproof fence, and is subdivided into eight paddockß, all of which are in English grass, with the exception of 15 acres now in turnips. It is situated about two miles from Milburn and three miles from Milton stations. * The buildings consist of a comfortable Threeroomed Cottage, Barn, and three-stalled Stable. Terms will be made easy to suit purchasers, and can be arranged at time of sile. The above offers an exceptional opportunity for anyone to acquire a first-class faim handy to railway, market, and schools. JOHN GRINDLEY, 25ap Auctioneer. WEDNESDAY, 2nd MAY, At 3 o'clock. WILSON, CAMERON, & CO. have received instructions from Mr Donald M'Donald to sell by public auction, at their Office, Clyde street, Balclutha, on the above date, His FREEHOLD FARM, oE Sunnyside, consisting of: Qfin ACRES of First-class Agricultural OUU Land, being Section 2, Block VII, and Sections 14, 15, and 19, Block 111, Glenomaru. This property is situated in tha Ahuriri Valley, within two miles of the Glenomarn Railway Station. It is all ring fenoed and subdivided into Eight Paddocks, with Substantia Six-roomed House, Stable, Barn, and Cowshecl thereon. Twenty acres in bush land, the balance, with the exception of eight acres in turnips and potatoes, lies in English grass. The rich quality of the land, which is facing the nortb, and its close proximity to the railway station, should recommend it to anyone wanting a farm. As Mr M'Donald h leaving the district, it is for ABSOLUTE SALE. For particulars apply to WILSON, CAMERON, & CO., 24ap Auctioneers. SATURDAY, sth MAY, At 3 o'clock. O' M E A R A & CO., instructed by Mr Francis M'Bride, will sell at his Farm, Frankton, on above date, in lots to suit purchasers, the following lines : 800 *wo't<)o'n crossbred Sheep 800 fc)ur"'oo''k crossbred Sheep QQA six-tooth crossbred Sheep 2Q loDgwool Rams 500 merino Ewes. All the above are in prime condition. Liberal terms at sale. 27ap Properties for Sale and to Let. T^ 0 X S A L B. The HOUSE and GROUNDS of tha Hon. R. Oliver (one of the Host Beautiful Properties in New Zealand), comprising about 22 acres on the Dunedia Town Belt; or the House may bo bought with one acre or 1 more. Terms easy. , Apply to T. BLACK, New Zealand Hardware Company, 2ap Cumberland street, Dunedin. pOPOTUN 0 A ESTATE. FOR PRIVATE SALE, The well-known POPOTUNOA ESTATE, near Clinton, containing 5257 acres; together with magnificent Dwelling House, Woolshed, Stable, Sheep Yards, and all other conveniences; also, Flock of 5000 very high-class young Crossbred Sheep. For particulars, terms, acd price apply to WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, & CO., 25ap . .Dunedin. T AND FOR SETTLEMENT. OCEAN VIEW ESTATE, Five Miles from Fortrose. The Colonial Investment and' Agency Company of New Zealand have for RALK PORTION of the ABOVE ESTATE, subdivided into DESIRABLE FARMS of 190 to 460 ACRES Each. Prices Reasonable and Terms Easy. For plans and particulars apply to THU J. G. WARD FARMERS' ASSOCIATION, Invercargill and Gore; THE MUTUAL AGENCY COMPANY. 23ap Dunedin. T7IOR SALE OR LEASE BY TENDER. A GOOD DAIRY OR STOCK FARM. 1 FARM OF 3JO ACRES, Situated quarter-mile from Pukerau Railway Station; 198 Acres in English Grass, 77 In Turnips, balance in Natural ' State. Tenders CLOSE at 3 o'clock on 14th MAY, and must be lodged with the J. G. Ward FarmersAssociation, Gore. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. For further particulars apply JOSEPH HARRISON, Storekeeper, Pukerau; Or J. G. WARD COMPANY, 25ap^ . Gore. T7l OR S A L E. THE KYEBURN COAL MINK. FOR SALE BY TENDER. TENDERS for the P WRCH ASB of tho Kyeburn Coal Mine will be received by the Undersigned up to 23rd MAY. We would direct special attention to the above sale as affording an opportunity seldom met with of securing a really valuable property. The Kyeburn Coal is well known to be the best in the district, and there is a lease for twenty years. The reasm this valuable property is offered for sale is owing to the death of the senior partner. Intending purchasers are invited to inspect the mine and judge for themselves of its value. For terms and particulars apply to M'CREADY & COMBES, Coal Mine Proprietors, Kyeburn; Or A. TODD, Auctioneer, Dunedin; Or K. S. -X. INDEE, 25ap Auctioneer, Naseby. JOHN HEROUS & CO., LAND, ESTATE, INSURANCE, And GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, 5 and 6 EXCHANGE COURT, 96 Pbinces stbeet. FOR SALE : MORNINGTON.—Six-roomed HOUSE (bath and every convenience) j i-acre, well laid out in frnit and flowers. Price, £410. Terms LEASEHOLD.—Choice Six-roomed HOUSE, with scullery and bathroom; slag. Four-roomed HOUS2 and Stable, with good paddock: low ground rent. This property commands an excellent view of the city, and is very convenient to tram. CITY FREEHOLD.—Quarter-acre, with two brick HOUSES, six and eight rooms; bringing in . £85 per annum. JE775. Terms. MAIN KAIKOKAI ROAD.—Two COTTAGES, with three acres of land. BROOKVILLE ROAD.-Seven-roomed HOUSE, stable and byre, with large garden. BROCKVILLE EOAD.—Two acrea of LAND, suitable for building sites. OKRIOT ROW.—Seven-roomed HOUSE, bathroom and scullery. Eight-roomed HOUSE, with i-acre Section; choice garden. Price j£4CO. YORK FLA.CE.-Seven-roomed HOUSE; gas; and every convenience; i-acre. Price, X 760. TO LET: MORNINGTON.-Six-roomed HOUSE and Section ; close to tram. MAITLAND STUEET.-Five-roomed HOUSE and Section. ROSLVN.-Six-roomed HOUSE. DUNDAS STREET.-Four-roomed HOUSE; range, copper, &C. Kent, 8s per week. HIGH STfcjmI.—Choice1 .—Choice Building ALLOT. MENTS, on terms similar to Corporation ■leases. LICENSED BROKERS UNDER LAND TRANSFER ACT. MONEY TO LEND ON FREEHOLD SECURITY. XTARLEQUIN TOBACCO. The New Make is even better than the old, whioh waß in its day the first Tobacco in the Colony. , giia CJTOCK AND GRAZING NOTES (by JO Drover) weekly in the Otago Witness. A live column of stock news which has met with many tokenß of approval from brfigdgrß, buyers and the general public.'