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Otago Daily Times, Issue 10731, 20 February 1897, Page 8

Sales by Auction. FRIDAY, 26th FEBRUARY, At 10 o'clock sharp. Atthe Dunedin Horse Saleyards. ANNUAL SALE OF HIGH CLASS THOROUGHBRED j YEARLINGS, From the Famous Warrington Stud. j i WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, & CO. [ have received instructions from the i Hon. George M'Lean to sell by auction, at the \ above time and place, j The following highly-bred Yearling* from his famous Warrington Stud: 1. Bay Filly, by St. Clair—Lady Gertrude. Thiß filly is half-sister to Euroclydon, winner of the New Zealand Cup, Canterbury Derby and Cup, and the Otago Cup; also holder of the two miles and a-quarter record of the colonies. N 2. Brown Colt, by St. Clair — Lady Florence. 3. Bay Filly, by St. Clair—lndolence, by Grand Flaneur — Scraps. Grand Flaneur is by Yattendon, one ot the greatest racehorses of any time in Australia. * 4. Bay Filly, by St. Clair—Legerdemain. Half-sister to St. Ives, Conjurer, &c. 5. Bay Filly, by St. Clair—Dione, by Traducer. This filly is full sister to Beadonwell and Belleclair. 6. Bay Filly, by Sfc. Clair — Mistral. Mistral is full sister to Euroclydon, Blizzard, Britomart, &c. 7. Chestnut Gelding, by St. Clair—Firefly, by Gorton out of a Traducer mare. Bt. Clair, the sire of the ahove yearlings, is by Musket —Pulehra. Mnskefc is sire of the great Carbine, Trenton, Nordenfeldt, MartiniHenry, Maxim, &c. St. Clair was the winner of a number of races, and is sire of St. Ouida, Lord Rosslyn, Blazer, and numerous other winners. The above yearlings may be inspected afc Power's Stables, Maclaggan street, from TUESDAY, 23rd in6t., up to day of sale. Catalogues and all particulars to be had on application to THE AUCTIONEERS. Note the Day of Sale; FRIDAY, 26th FEBRUARY, 1897, -^ At 10 o'clock sharp. 20?" SATURDAY, 20th MARCH, 1897, At 12 o'clock. * ijAf) ACRES SPECIAL FREEHOLD /4tU LAND For Absolute Sale. To Farmers, Dairymen, Speculators, and Others. DONALD REID 4 CO. have received instructions to sell by auction, at the Rooms of the Chamber of Commerce, Dunedin, on Saturday, the 20th. of March, 1897, at 12 o'clock That valuable Freehold Estate containing 740 acres, being Sections 14, 15, 16, 18, aud 22, Block 111, North Harbour and Blueskin District. This land is within four miles of the City, and is all fertile bush land and well watered at all seasons. There is also a proved rich seam of Shale on. the Property. The Property will be offered in Three Lots, as originally surveyed : Lot I—Sections 16 and 18, containing 260 acres Lot 2—Sections 14 and 15, containing 280 acres Lot 3—Section 22, containing 200 acres. This offers a rare opportunity to Dairymen, Speculator?, and Others to secure on easy terms a freehold- quite handy to the City known to possess valuable deposits. The land is in full virgin fertility, and in a position which will every year become enhanced in value. .Terms: One-third cash; balance can be arranged on mortgage if required. 16f • WEDNESDAY, 3rd MARCH, Afc 12 o'clock. At fche Rooms, 359 Collins street, Melbourne. By order of the Hon. William M'Culloch, M.L.C, Minister of Defence. The GUNBOAT ALBERT. To be sold at auction without reserve. GEMMELL, TUCKET.T, & CO. are instructed by the Hon. the Minister of Defence to sell by auction as above, The S.S. ALBERT. Displacement, 370 tons; length of hull, 120 ft; beam, 25ft; mean depth of hold, 12ft 4in; draft aft, 10ft 4in; do forward, 7ft; capacity of coal bunkers, 60 tons; speed, 10 knots; fitted with two pairs compound surface condensing engines, for driving twin screws ; diameter of high pressurs cylß., 15in; do low -pressure, 26in: stroke, 15in; nom. h.p., 60; indicated do, 360; two boilers, with two furnaces in each, length lift 9in, diameter 7ffc 3in, working pressure, 701b per square inch. The vessel and gear may be inspected in the naval dock. Williamstown, on presentation of auctioneers' order. .Absolutely without reserve. 20f Properties for Sale and to Let. "El O E S A L I. The GRIDIRON HOTEL, Princes street, Dunedin. ( For particulars apply 20ja * Mrs ROCHE, Glen. TjIARMS FOR PRIVATE SALE. ROXBURGH ESTATE. Close to Lovell's Flat Railway Station. 3546 ACRES» divided into *J FARMS. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, & CO., instructed hy the New Zealand Trust and Loan Company (Limited), offer, for Private Sale, j SEVEN FARMS, I Of from 335 to 756 acres in area. i The land on Roxburgh Eatate grows Grass, Oats, I and Turnip 3to perfection. ! j The Lovell's Flat and Mount Stuart Railway I Stations give splendid access to the property, I being respectively li and :i\ miles distant from • the portion now being offered. • As soon aa the portion of the Estate now being j offered is disposed of, other Blocks will be placed I on the market. I The Company has fixed limits upon the various , Farms which should ensure their sale; and in ' addition to this easy terms of payment are offered [ as follows : — j 25 per cent, cash ! | 15 per cent, iv 2 years j Balance in 5 years, at 5 per cent., at which | rate all other unpaid purchase money '■ hears interest. 5 For prices, plans, and all other information i apply to j WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, & CO., j „ Dunedin, Gore, and Invercargill; i Orto \ THE MANAGER i lilt Roxburgh Station, Glenore. | J}E LEON, CRAWSHAW, & CO?, | LAND, ESTATE, i Am' | GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS. | FOR SALE: 1 WOODHAUGH.—HOUSE, six rooms; conveni- | ences; newly built; i-acre section. Price, \ £320. I CASTLE STREET. —Newly-built HOUSE of six i rooms; hot and cold water, copper, tubs ! built in; every conveniences. Price, £600. i QUEEN STREET.-HOUSE of nine Rooms ; | three-quarter acre; stable and coach-house. 5 House in first-class repair; splendid view. « Price, £800. j GEORGE STREET NORTH.—Nice BUILDING i SITE on sunny side; very few choice sites ■ available in thiß locality left. Price, £125. ' GEORGE STREET (near Albany street)-HOUSE, ; six rooms ; bathroom ; all conveniences ; large ; section. Price, £750. : MAORI HILL.-HOOSE, five rooms; three- { eighths of an acre; conveniences; splendid 3 view ; a bargain. Price, £250. ; NORTH- EAST VALLEY (St. John's Wood).— ; HOUSE, six rooms, plastered ; gas, all con- .' veniences, wardrobes, cupboards, 4c.; large \ section ;-cheap ; £350. j ANDERSON'S RAY.-OAKLAND^, five rooms, \ scullery, bathroom ; half-acre, well improved ; ) orchard. Price, £325. . j CASTLE STREET NORTH.—HOUSE, seven • rooms; washhouse, fixed tubs ; water inside ) and out; asphalt paths; large section : close i to Gardens *, tram passes door. Price. £550. ; LEES STREET (near Princes street, overlooking | Cricket ground).—HOUSE, six rooms and 1 scullery, washouse and boiler; }-acre section : ? choice nosition ; within five minutes' walk of I Post Office. Price, £550. j FITZROY (Helena street).—Two Nice BUILDING SECTIONS, 33ft x 100 ft; close ty I school. Price, £100. ; NORTH-EAST VALLEY. — PUBLIC HALL \ including stage, chairs, forms. &c. (freehold): { will accommodate 500 or COO people. Co.l **-. j £1800; will accept a reasonable offer. ) TO LET: * BELLEKNOWES.-HOUSE, six roonis; bath- ; room, scullery, washhouse, tubs built in; 1 J-acre; beautiful garden. Rent, 183 per week, j GEORGE STREET.-HOUSE, 7 rooms; scullery, . ; bathroom, gas; all conveniences. Rent, S £65 per annum. : ; LEITH STREET.-HOUSE, six rooms, bath- ' • room, hot and cold water, gas, all con* ; veniences. Rent, 18s per week. I MONEY to LEND on Personal and Freehold ; Security, at Lowest Rates. Rents Collected. : : DE LEON, CRAWSHAW, & CO., ; ; Colonial Bank Building, J Water street, Dunedin. 23s