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Otago Daily Times, Issue 12995, 9 June 1904, Page 12

..BALEB BY AUCTIOHi SATURDAY, it-lie lOiii SEPTEMBER, One .Thousand Nine Hundred and Pour, afc-12. o'clock noon. At Booms, High street,.Duneclin. XJndoi' Conduct of the Registrar at Dunediii of the Supreme Court of New Zealand, - Otago and Southland District, and pur- ' auantto tlio'provisions of "The Property Law Consolidation Act, 1883," and in exercise of the I'ower of Sale conferred by Deeds of Mortgage, registered 'Numbers 70898 and 72909. SIEVWRIGHT BROS. & COMPANY have received instructions to offer for sale by publio auction, "at the above timo and place: All' those Parcels of LAND containing "15 aores I'rood 18 polos (more or less), being Parts of Section 1 of 39, Block 111, "W&ikouaiti district, tocher with the Dwelling-house of four rooms, byre, and other farm buildings thereon, at present occupied by Mr Cic-orge Stewart, and ; ' Situate.at) Seacliff. ■ For further particulars apply to SIEY WEIGHT & JAMES, Solicitors, High street; Or. to THE AUCTIONEERS. THIS DAY, THURSDAY. 9th JUNE, At 2 o'clock. . In the.Estate of tlio late C. E.llaugiiton .(demised) and Other Vendors. Sulo hv Auction of Superior Household Furniture, Walnut Piano, Ofßcc Furniture, Fireproof Safe, 3f!i Shaddock • Range, 3fi> bin Shack!o/u RangOj 3ft Zoalandia. Range, eto. J' AII K S S A .\t S0 N ■ & 00. liavo been favoured with instructions from the Trustee in the above Estate to sell by auction, at their Rooms, Dowling street: "First-class pcdoital m!ar writing table, small writing desk, pigeon holes, 3 sets codar bookshelves, writing tabic, Card table, draught screen, hair armchair, firei-'nof "safe, brass rods, first-class walnut piano ;by Carver), piano stool, solid buffalo leakier suite, !ap".-:lry mui plush suite, walnut overmantel, Brussels carpet-?, hearthrugs, sideboard, Vienna uurl iviarer chairs, tapestry couches, curtain poles auti curtains, dining tablo, dinner ami ten sets, cruets, vases,, ornaments, pictures, cutlery and glassware, chinaware, chiffonier, Hanging lamps, brass fenders,' lire screen*, coal vases, pictures, bookcase, barometer, hall stand, field glares, double and fiiiglo iron Mstaids, spring, wire, and ' flock mattresses, kapok beds, blankets," quilts, mirror wardrobe, fullSeoith and toilet chests, duehesse and tallies, marble and tilo \iaslisl.iTid:, fancy ware, commode, superior duehesse pair, carpet squares,. .linoleum, chairs, rabies, sofr., kitchen and cooking utensils, eopiicr toiler, 5. good ranges, iron cot, 2 gents' hicycies, fireproof safe, goods and chattel.-, cte., etc. ritl^lMl>;Aßi r^TlCK ' . AUCTION SALE of LEASE for 14 YEARS from the Ist day of March, 1905, of 70,000 ACRES DESIRABLE PASTORAL ESTATE; known as BURWOOD STATION. .T\ONALD REID k CO. (LIMITED), In conjunction with WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, & iivo been favoured with instructions from • tho. Council of the Otago University lo fell oy auction, at an early date, of which duo VJtiee will bo given: Fourteen Years' Lease of the valuable "Grazing Property: known as Burwood Station, situate in the "Waiau District. , Tlio Station is all enclosed by natural boundaries and secure wire fences, and' is lubdividcd into euiiiiblo paddocks; also ■ drafting yards and other conveniences for ■working' the' property. ' Fencing, ditches, drains, etc., in good fjr&r. ' One thousand two hundred acres b»ro been sown down in English grasses. Lithograph plans of the property are being irepared, and can be obtained on application to' tho Auctioneers. Full -particulars and conditions of lcaso wn be obtained at the Offices of Mesere SMITH, MacGKEGOR, & SINCLAIR, Siolicitors, Dunedin; Or from ' • ' tOrny THE AUCTIONEERS. : DISPLENISHING SALE. At Saddlo Hill, TUESDAY, 14th JUNE, 1904. At 1 o'clock.; rpHE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND 1 MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY (LIMITED) have received instructions from Mr John A. Stewart to sell by public auction, as abovo, on his premises, Saddle/Hill: 8 good young Cows (closo to profit) 2 Heifers, 18 months old

. * Calves; 1 Hull drought Horse; 1 Ijtood Sow, Hillside' plough, s.f.' plough, sv. ?::g plough, 2 sets harrows, spring-dray, farm-dray, "Jiamlot" reaper, mill: , fans, and sundries; also, 1 stack clover hay, 2 stacks eaten sheaves, fcalf-actc turnips. ; Outsido entries jeceired. Lucclicon provided.. GEORGE GORDON, Agent, Mosgicl; 0; , = THE AUCTIONEERS. • Note.—As Mr Stewart is leaving tho district, everything will bo lor Absolute' Sale. CLEARING SALE At ' ~>• : ' 0 T 6 K 1 A. THURSDAY, 2ard J ONE, 1904, At 1 o'clock. npHE NEW - ZEALAND LOAN AND •I'-MEttCANTILK AGENCY COMPANY (LIMITED), favoured with instructions from Mr 'William .7ail'ray, will sell by public auction, as .above, on tho Premises:— Draught Mare, Gyrs, in foal to Cedric • • the.Saxon Draught Miire, 7yrs, in foal to Cedric the' Saxon : .''Draught Mare, 9yrs ~ Draught; Jlate. flyi-s 2 'draught I'iliies, 2iyrj, by General Buiier. Draught Filly, ljyr, by What's Wanted Draught (k'lding, ljyr, by Lord Lyon Draught Colt Foil, by Cedric tho Saxon Draught Filly l'oal,, bv Cedric ilie Saxon - :Tho. Hories are a specia/iy good lot. 15 heed mued Steers and Heifers, two ~ . and'three years old 110 crossbred Ewes; a fct-ciass line; in lamb to Leicester ram. Also, Dray, doubic-fulrow plough, set 4-loaf harrows, scufilcr, Mowoy-Harris reaper and biudcr, drill plough, double drill turnip-sower, disc harrows, harness, seed whf.w, chalf, oats, and quantity ot sundries. As Mr Jaifray has sold the goodwill of his lease, tho abovo are absolutely fot sale. Tliero will bfe a number of outside entries, including 6 good Dairy Cows on account of Mr Alexander Mulligan, Luncheon provided. For furtlier particulars. appiy to GEORGE GORDON, Agent, Mosgicl; Or to THE AUCTIONEERS. Bju PRELIMINARY NOTICE. IMPORTANT SALE OP FREEHOLD ■ PROPERTY. 2400 . ACRES, WAIWERA DISTRICT.

TT|ONALD REED k CO. (LIMITED) i' f ?h?TO;recoived. instructions to sell by publio auotiqn at an corly dato in June, of which'diiß. noiico will be given: Thit'Oyaiuabla Agricultural and Pastoral i'reohold Property, in the Waiwera district, known its the OALDERYAN ESTATE, comprising 2400 acres. The land is all fenced and subdivided into tuitable paddocks. About 800 acres good plougl'.able farming land, the balance (about 169(1 acroo) iirst-class_ grazing.. Over 600 uorcs have been ■ cultivated, and, with the exception of about ICO ,acrcs now in oat stubble, is »!1 in English grass. Thoro is a well-built and substantial stona iron-roofed tvoolahed and bara oil the property. As this estate is being sold to close accounts, a low price and very easy twins will bo arranged. -Particulars in future, ady.eitfeeaient.