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Otago Daily Times, Issue 10761, 27 March 1897, Page 8

Sales hy Auction. TUESDAY, 20th APRIL, 1897, At IS o'clock noon. EDUCATION ENDOWMENT LEASES, For 10 and 21 Years. 65>531 ACBES PASTOEAL COUNTRY, Situate in WENDON and GREENVALB DISTRICTS. HS. VALENTINE 9 has received instructions from the School Commissioners of the Ot&go Provincial District to offer for lease by public auction, in his Booms, High street, Dunedin, on Tuesday, the 20th April, 1897, at 12 o'clock noon, The following RUNS :— Lot l>^Parts of Runs 254b and 193, and Section 1, Block VI (P.R.), Section 2, Block XIII, and Sections 11 and 13, Block XIV, all in theWendon District (grouped), formerly occupied by F. W. Ibbotßon, Esq., henceforth to be known as the Wendoa Run. Estimated area, 28,199 acre 3; \ipset rent, three farthings (jd) per acre, or £88 2s 6d per annum; valuation for improvements, £264 16s; term of lease, 21 years. Lot 2.—Run 202 and Run 175b, and preemptive rights within (grouped), formerly occupied by F. W. Ibbotson, Esq., and henceforth to be known as the Greenvale Run. Estimated area, 37,332 acres; upset rent, one penuy (Id) per acre, or £155 lls per annum ; valuation for improvements, £194 2s : 3d; term of lesse, 10 years. For farther particulars, plans,.&c, apply to ! the Auctioneer, the School Commissioners' Office at Invercargill, or the Undersigned, C. MACANDREW, Secretary School Commissioners, 20m Colonial Bank Buildings, Dunedin. , - MONDAY, 29th MARCH, At 12.30 o'clock. At Rooms, Manse street PROPERTY SALE. PROPERTY SALE. BARK, REYNOLDS, & CO. JL are instrnpted to offer by auction: 1. That valuable Property of Mrs Gibson, Anderson's Bay, close to the 'bus stand, containing 5 acres (more or less), together with substantial brick house of eight rooms, kitchen, scullery, &c, &c, every modern convenience, splendid stable and coachhouse, vinery, orchard, ttnnis lawn, paddock. A beautiful view is obtained from this property, and it is one of the warmest and sunniest sites in the district. Cards to view can be had on application 2.\ Section 4, Block 111, St. Kiida, corner Logic street and Hillside road, together with shop and fittings, 2 dwslling rooms, bakehouse, 3 sheds, 2-stalied stable, byre, coalsheds, &c. ; water and gas laid on. The owner has fixed a very low reserve, and to a baker wishing to ' start or extend his trade this is a splendid chance. 3. Sections 28 to 33, Township of Roseville, Sawyers' Bay, containing 1 acre 1 rood and 289 poles, fronting Elmer terrace and Joyce street, near the reservoir. For absolute sale. 4. Section 87, Mansfordtown, Port Chalmers, containing l.rood 05 poles, fronting Coombe • Hay terrace. Also for absolute sale. 5. Part Section 4, Oaklauds, Anderson's Bay, about i-acre; large building, part converted into 2-roomed dwelling; orchard, and planted. Low upset, owner having left Dunedia. .6. Allotment 6, Hayes Township, North-East Valley (near Normanby), fronting Main road and James street, containing 232 poles. For absolute sale. 7. Section 4, Block XLV, Richardson street, Sfc. Kilda, 14-68 poles, with nice 5-roomed garden, &c. To be sold cheap. By order of Public Trustee. Estate of Father W. J. Newport • 8. Sections 1, 2, 6, 7, and parts 3 and 8. Block XX, St Kilda, fronting Chapman and ; Young streets and Prince Edward road, con- ; '■ taining fenced. 9. Sections 1, 2, 10, 11, Block XV, froptin" Outram street and District readj Ascot Vale. Korth-Basfc Valley. 10. Sections 10 and .11, Biock XV, Napier and Havelosk streets, Ascot Vale, North-Bast ¥alley. Also, In the Assigned Estate of George Walker : 11. Sections 28 and 38, Maple Hill, NorthEast Valley, 1 rood; fenced and planted. 12. Section 11, Block IX, Ascot Vale, 8 poles. ,13. Sections 4, 5, 6, Block XI, Ascot Vale, fronting Main road; fenced ;33 poles. \. 14. Allotment 44, Fitzroy, Sooth Dunedin corner of Helena street and Macandrew road 13 poles. 27m TdlS DAY, SATURDAY, 27th MARCH, At 2 o'clock. To Hotelkeepera and Others. jTAHIES SAMSON & 00. ©» have been favoured with instructions from Mrs Sinclair (who ia leaving the district) to sell by auction, The whole of her HOTEL FURNITURE, &c, on the premises (corner oE Clerk street and Main . road,;North-East Valley), including English hair-jbottom sofa, 6 chairs to match, red pine table and cover, gilt-frame mirror, marble timepiece, eight-day hall clock, fenders and fireirons^ pictures, books, coal vase, hearthrugs, isnperior linoleum, carpets, occasional chairs, window curtains and blinds, cocoa matting, parlour suite, oval and 100 tables and covers, cane and Vienna chairs, double and single iron bedsteads, pallUsses, spring, flock, hair mattresses,- blankets, quilts, napery,' duchess drawers snd glasses, full-Scotch chest of drawers, washstands, ware, stair carpet and rods, hall table,' easel, dining room and kitchen furniture, china, glass, and earthen ware, cooking and laundry appliances, gasaliers, bar requisites, scales, weights, Californian pump, &c, &c., &c. . 25 m TUESDAY, 30th MARCH, At 12 o'clock noon. At the late Mr K. B. Ferguson's Farm, Waitati. IMPORTANT UNRESERVED SALE Of CLYDESDALE HORSES and AYRSHIRE CATTLE. WEIGHT," BTEPHENSON, & CO. have received instructions from the Executors in the Estate of Mr K. B. Ferguson (deceased) to sell by auction, at above time and place: 5 pedigree Clydesdale Mates and Fillies; a snperior lot; Bankers, Lord Ssiisburys. and British Lions (all imported sires), from some of Ferguson's best mares: 1 thoroughbred^ Colt, The Wolf, Duntroon aare. \ 5 young Ayrshire Balls, from 18 months to three years old. ■ 54 superior young Ayrshire Cows and Heifers. To be sold to the highest bidders. CataJogaes on application. Luncheon provided. ft ia almost superfluous to dilate upon the ESEellence of the late Mr Ferguson's Clydesdale horses and Ayrshire cattle—his reputation as a breeder was famed throughout both Australia" 3ii(s. New Zealand,—suffice it to say that the ftbeve stock will be found worthy his reputation. The favourite sires used in the herd of isSe years have been Ayrshire King, Master Jack (imp.), DaiDty Da vie, Baron of Ayr, Silver Peak, Young Glenham, and Sir Redraond. Note. —Buyers from Oamaru can reach Waitati by early train on day of sale, and from Dunedin either by tho 7.40 a.m. or express at ■ 11 o'clock. , 13 m CMNTON ANNUAL STOCK AND RAmT FAIS. THURSDAY, Ist APRIL, 1897. mEB FARMERS' AGENCY COMPANY _S_ (LIMITED) will hold their regular Stock Sale at Clinton on Thursday next, Ist April, at 2 o'clock sharp. i Present Entries: On account of Messrs Rattray and Brown (Wairuna) : 700 four-tooth crossbred Wethers 551 n ,i maiden Ewes 851 fall-mouth crossbred Ewes 38 Leicester and Romney Rams. Ott account of Mr Hugh Tolmie (Waipahi): 600 four-tooth three-quarterbred Wethers 500 full-mouth crosßbred Ewes. On account of Mr Alexander (Gorge) : 200 two-tooth crossbred Wethers. j On account of Mesara Johnston Bros.; j 250 crossbred Wethers 20 Romney and Leicester two-tooth Rams . 2 Eomney Studs, four years old 10 Romney stud Lambs 64 two-tooth Ewes 60 three-quarterbred Lamb 3. 3846 Farther entries invited and received up to time of starting the sale. g?m JOHN GRINDLEY, Auctioneer. -fijTOTES ON RURAL TOPICS, by Agricola, j J3I weekly in the Ot&go Witness, dealing ' Sjlb subjects of current Interest to farmers