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Otago Daily Times, Issue 11400, 18 April 1899, Page 8

Sales by Auction. TUESDAY, Zsth APRIL, At 12 o'clock. At Cilonkemc.il Station, Pomahalca, Imporiant Clearing Sale .of • SHEEP, CATTLE, AND HORDES. D ALGETY AND CO. (LIMITED), in conjunction with , NATIONAL MORTGAGE AND AGENCY CO., aro instructed l>y Mi 3. V.. Mackenzie. Glenkonich Station, to sell by auction, ul abovo time and place: 1400 really first-class crossbred Lambs, a ■ . picked lot 600 crossbred Liunbs 300 crossbred Wethers 1300 lirsl-class crossbred Ewes, four, six, oifflit-tooth 16 prime fat Heifers 40 magnificent Steers, mostly fat 10 first-class draught Colls and Fillies Also, The stylish cob, Height of Fashion, and several good. Hacks. Tho quality of tlio Glenkemoh Station sheep is so well known that comment -is needless, further than to assure intending purchasers that tho above lines'are in first-class condition, and arc for POSITIVE SALE; Properties for Sale and to Let. FIBST-CLASS AGRICULTURAL AND DAIRY FARMS FOR:SALE,' : . TAIERI PLAIN; : DONALD.REID &. CO. Have received instructions from Messrs Stewart and Win. M'Leod to offer for Private ' Sale about • 160 ACRES of the .Famed "GRANTON ESTATE Situate in the centre of the Taieri Plain, aWt half.a mile from Shandls Siding, Outram Railway. The land in the'Granton Estate is; known as, without exception, the best land in the Taieri district—a deep, fertile loam, producing rich fattening pastures and enormous crops of all descriptions of the finest .quality. ...It is admirably suited for dairy farms, being close to rail and factory. " The land will be sold in areas to suit buyers. To fide purchasers easy terms of.payment can be arranged. „ : For further particulars, apply-to' .' ■ > DONALD REID & CO., Dunedin; Or to Messrs S.'and W." M'LEOD,' 17ap On tho Premises, TO.HK EEID & SOK S, VALUATORS AND ARBITRATORS, FINANCE AND.ESTATE AGENTS A^D . SHAEEBBOKEHS: .;'.: CIVIL ENGINEERS & LAND SsJRVEYORS, ~ LICENSED LAND BROKERS, Bond 3tkef.t. Dunedik. LEASES, MORTGAGES. AND >. TRANSFERS PREPARED. FOR SALE. '•.. , 356. RAVENSBOURNE.—Good little FARM of 37a lr 08p, with House of 4 rooms and scullery; 4-stalled byre, etc.; one mile from railway station. .. ' ; 346.ST.\TOHN'S WOOD.—ALLOTMENTS 37, 39, and 40, Block 111, Clerk street. 388. LTTTLEBOURNE,— Good BUILDING SITE, of.about half an acre, in this favourite township. Bargain, £300. 385. HAMPDEN.—SECTION 21, Block XX, Town of Hampdeh, fronting Nottingham street; eood level Section; £15. . 381. CAVERSHAM. — Splendid nine-roomed HOUSE; vinery, tennis lawn, etc.; convenient to tram and train; J-acre; grand site. ' •■'■'• 384. DUNEDIN (High Btreet). — Modern HOUSE of 11 rooms, in first-class order; view unsurpassed. Will sell, with J-acre ' or up to an acre of land. 382. BROCKVILLE.—FARM of 44 Acres, For Sale, above Sonntng's Nursery; £500.' BISHOPCOURT.—ALLOTMENTS .19 and ■: ■ 20,■ with 4-roomcd House; bakehouse, oven, etc. WOODHAUGH. — Several vacant ALLOTMENTS. • .« - , s • - ' CRAIGLEITH (Vanxhali).—Valuable QUARRY, with shoot. FORBURY PARK.—IJ ACRES, securely fenced; grand building site. 381. DUNEDIN. — LEASEHOLD in Walker street, with shops and dwellings thereon; good property; lease 33 years to run. DUNEDIN.—Brook street,' J-ACRE, leasehold, with 8 Dwellings; stable, loft, etc.; houses all well let. 212. WYNDHAM.-Splendid FARM, of ■ 960 acres; well fenced and in VI paddocks, mostly in English grass; good buildings; four miles from Wyndham Railway Station; would sell in one| two, or three lots; great bargain; £4 an acre. 270. HASTINGS.—ALLOTMENT 1, Block 11, containing 1 rood 15 poles; corner section. Price, £25, or would submit offer. ■ 377. SOUTH DUNEDIN.-Splendid DWELLING, in Bay View road, containing 5 large rooms, fitted with wardrobes; and. all • conveniences; 2 bay windows, verandah,, etc.; good stable of 3 stalls, ,loft, buggy-shed, etc.; water laid on; well hedged; good garden. 378. ST. CLAIR.—Two splendid' -Vacant SECTIONS, in'Allandale Township; £80 each, or the two for £150.'.. 163. CROOK PLACE, PORT CHALMERS. Part SECTIONS G3 and 64V Sawyers' Bay District, containing 16a Br d:Bp, with fa'ith-fully-buili Villa Residence of 5 large rooms, storeroom, and all conveniences; a .real bargain; £850; terms if desired. -i 392.—EVANSDALE.—Good little Farm, .of about 116 acres, 1J miles from Railway Station. In four caddocks—all well watered and grassed.' Good '4-roomed Cottage, 16 stall cowbyre. &c. V 364. RAVENSBOURNE.—SECTION 62,810ck 11, Ravensbourne; 1-acre, with House 0f,5 rooms; built of brick and wood, iron roof, very large brick well: well, hedgedi Bar--353. BROCKVILLE SAIKORAI. — Five roomed HOUSE and Out-bmltlinpfs. with 4 Acre 3 Land (one acre being in orchard), within 10 minutes' walk of. proposed- teri minus of Roslyn Tramway Extension. 3J3. LITTLEBOURNE.—Superior brick and cement HOUSE of 6 rooms; -bath (hot and cold water) and all conveniences: £850. 395. DUNEDIN.-HALF-ACRE," with ' comfortable 6-roomed house; washhouse; good orchard, etc.; cprner. Duke and. Queen streets; bargain; £500. ~-..'■ 393. SUNKYDXLE.—SpIendid little HOME; 5 rooms; scullery, washhouse, fixed copner; good garden.; two allotments.;, .everything in first-class order; great.bargain; £175. 325. DUNKDIN. — Splendid ■ BUILDING SITES in George street. £150.' 297. MORNINGTON.—Near tram :;heds, a charming VILLA of fiverooms; panoramic view. Too small for owner. Worth looking after. £275. 330. MUSSELBURGH.-Vacant SECTION 23. Block 11. Eskvnlfl streoi- - DUNEDIN.—Two or three of the very hest BUSINESS PREMISES; the hub of Dunedin. 359. nUNEDIN.—New and modern DWELLING, seven' minutes from Post Office, £800. Particulars on application.' TO LET. — KAIKORAL — Good .five-roomed House, Stable, Byre, Fowl-house, &c, with 4 Acres Land, one acre being m orchard. Rent, £32 10s a year; fruit worth more than rent asked. TO LET, at Purakanui, DAIRY FARM of 28 Acres, with buildings thereon, presently occupied by Mr John Golightly; close to Railway Station) MONEY to. LEND on First-class Security from 4£ per cent. . . JOHN REID & SONS, Corner Bond and Liverpool streets. JOHN HERCUS & CO., LAND, ESTATE, INSURANCE, Ana GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS. 5 and 6 EXCHANGE COURT, 36 PRINCES STBJIF.T. FOR SALE: Several good FARMS of from 80 to 1000 acres. Particulars on application. Seven-roomed DWELLING, with bath, gardan, etc; good stabling, 6 loose-boxes. GEORGE STREET. — Choice quarter-acre SECTION. ' • Five-roomed HOUSE, in good condition, with lj-acre, garden, etc.: sunny exposure; deposit, balance in instalments. ROSLYN.—DWELLING of S rooms, with bath and other conveniences. Eight-roomed HOUSE, and'quarter-acre section in first-class order; a bargain. TO-LET: ' • FREDERICK STREET.—Shop and Dwelling ; ; good stand; suit bootmaker.' DUN DAS STREET.—Comfortable 4-roomed HOUSE; scullery, copper built in; asphalted yard ; 8s per week. SHOP, with 3 living rooms, main business street. Port Chalmers;-12s-6d per week. • ROSLYN.—Seven-roomed HOUSE, with bath, etc., and quarter-acre. Also, six-roomed COTTAGE, with .bath, etc.. LICENSED BROKERS UNDER LAND TRANSFER ACT. MONEY TO LEND ON FREEHOLD SECURITY. THE FARMERS' PAPER.-THE OTAGO WITNESS Farai Pages are'universally acknowledged to be unequalled by those of any ether New Zealand weekly, both for variety of their contents and the £ound views expressed by the various members of the largo staff of agricultural writers. The • Witness' is well nnmed the "Farmers' Paper," for its name -.3 a household w.n-r] in <vr,r» Puttiers homestc-a.l NOTES ON RURAL TOPICS (by Agricola) weekly in the Otago Witness, dealing with subjects of current interest to farmers. ST. GEORGE JAM— Best in>the market.— All Grocer?. ..... .