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Otago Daily Times, Issue 16282, 15 January 1915, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. THIS DAY, FRIDAY, 15th JANUARY, At 2 o'clock. On tho Promisee, No. 699 Castle, street (closo Gardens). Instructed by Airs T. G. Given (who is giving up housekeeping). HX>USEtfOiJ> FURNITURE. SADDLEBAGS DINING ROOM SUITE, KAURI EXTENDING DINING TABLE, 4ft 6in BRASS-RAIL BEDSTEAD. AL EX. II ARR I S & CO. have received instructions to sell by auction. Household Furniture, including— Saddlebags suite, extending dining table, hearthrugs, bamboo tables, rattan chairs, marble timepiece, antique fender and irons, books, bookshelves, pictures, occasional tablce, Brussels carpet, 4ft 6in d'.i. bedSteads, wire mattresses, linoleum, Canadian chairs, flock mattresses, blankets, sewing machino, kitchen table, crockery, pair steps, SMALL GAS STOVE, kitchen utensils, 2 large ecreens, etc. 15.1 11 SATURDAY, 16th JANUARY, 1915, 11.30 o'clock. Otago Farmers' Horse Bazaar. rpHE OTAGO FARMERS' CO-OPERA-X TIVE ASSOCIATION OF NEW ZEALAND (LTD.) will offer, at their Weekly Horse Sale, as above, On Account Mr W. P. Mathows (Dunedin): The Racehorse Carpet Knight, 5 years, by Monoform, dam Lady Thornton. 14ja L. MACLEAN,

PROPERTIES FOR SOLE AND TO LET. RATTERS BY & .0 0,, LAND SALESMEN. TXTTO%¥ -, A.M.P. BUILDINGS, DOWLING STREET, DUNEDIN. KA ACRES LEASEHOLD; dairy land; rental £38 per annum, long lease; 5-roomed O" Houee; cow byre, stable, orchard; 10 acres crop; 10 cows, sundries. iIW. GOING CONCERN. , , . , 19AACRESLEASEH0LD;dairyingb(i| well watered; lone lease:, 4-roomed X.4l\J House; large cow byre, stables, barn; 1 mile from rail; 37 new »ock (a cows); 35 acres crop; MILK RUN 40GALLONS £800. GOING CONCERN K(\(\ ACRES; Government Leasehold; rental £70 per annum; in 5 blocks; well O\j\r watered • carry ewe to the acre: new 5-roomed House; stabie, enafl house; 24 miles from school and rail. PRICE, £1300. Terme. nAAA ACRES; tuseock country; small Grazing Run; rental, £60 per annum, long , /G\j\j\j lease, renewable; buildings; 2 miles rail and school; 900 ewes, 6 horses, implements. PRICE, £2700; as a going concern. Terms. A Qfifl ACRES; Grazing Run; rental £80 peT annum, 7 years lease, ijenewable; 4tOUU 500 acres been cultivated, balance in tussock; stock, 1200 sheep (800 ewes), 13 head cattle, and horses; buildings; 3 miles rail. PRICE, £3C0O; going concern. , 3 ACRES FREEHOLD (Mosgiel); all flat land; 4-roomed House; cow byre, vegetable garden, 20 to 30 fruit trees. £350. Terme. QA ACRES FREEHOLD (North); 60 acres rich agricultural land, balance native Olf bush; in 5 paddocks; well watered; good 5-roomed House; byre, sheds; 1 mile from school; carry 33 head stock. PRICE, £16 per acre, lerms. EXCHANGE. QQA ACRES FREEHOLD; rolling downs country; in 7 paddocke; 60 acres young OOVJ graes, 50 acres oats, 150 acres ploughed; 6-roomed House, 2-roomed hut; barn, woolshed, yards, and dip; capacity 800 to 900 ewes and crop. PRICE, £8 per acre. Mortgage £2500. Will Exchange for Farm 200 acres. lOP ACRES FREEHOLD (9 miles from Dunedin); about 70 acres have been oultiJLOO vated, balance in scrub and bush; in 4 paddocks; well watered; 4-roomed House; cow byre, stables, fowl runs Price, £700. Mortgage £350. Will Exchange for "House Property. . OA ACRES FREEHOLD (Oamaru); 40 acre flats, balance rolling downs, suitable for O" dairying and cropping; buildings—good 5-roomed House, cow byre, stable; handy to rail; crops—ls acres oats. 5 acres turnips, i-acre potatoes, balance in grass PRICE £14 per acre. WILL EXCHANGE FOR SMALLER PROPERTY HANDY TO DUNEDIN. _ . lIPC A ACRES; sheep country; 400 acres been cultivated, balance in tuseock; in J— LOU 7 blocks; well watered ; good 5-roomed House; woolshed, yards, stable; capacity 1100 ewes; 6 miles rail. PRICE, £4 12s 6d. Will Exchange tor Smaller Property. 8 ACRES LEASEHOLD; close to the City; rich agricultural land; used for roaricet garden and poultry raising; 7-roomed House, cottage 4; fowl run, 250 fowls, 400 chickens, 10 pigs, horse, cart, harness, plough, peas, potatoes, 800 fruit trees. £225; going concern. WILL EXCHANGE FOR LARGER PROPERTY. A STYLISH HOUSE ON EASY TERMS. OKA DEPOSIT and £1 Weekly purchases probably the most taking Bungalow at 3*O" MUSSELBURGH, containing FIVE LARGE ROOMS, pantry, bathroom, porcelain bath, hot water throughout, also ELECTRIC LIGHT; Empire papers fibrous ceilings; very handsome welcome hall; tiled grates and hearths; casement windows; coloured top lights; Al Section; SEWERED, patent sanitary; £590. This ie an out-and-out bargain, and we feel sate in saying that there is not a betterbuilt or more attractive little Home on the market at the present time. WAIKATO VALLEY FREEHOLD FARMS. FREEHOLD FARMS. £3 10s PER ACRE. SECTIONS, 50 TO 1000 ACRES. HOLIDAY CHEAP FARES WILL SOON BE AVAILABLE. DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY OF SEEING THIS ESTATE. FREE ACCOMMODATION ON THE ESTATE FOR PROSPECTIVE BUYERS. UNEQUALLED FOR TURNIPS: GROWS RED AND WHITE CLOVER TO PERFECTION. OATS, COCKSFOOT, AND MANGELS DO WELL. RAILWAY STATION ON BLOCK WELL WATERED. HANDY TO STOCK MARKET. Plans and Reports on application to ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS (LTD.), Hamilton, Waikato. SEATON ESTATE : SEATON ESTATE We have received instructions from E. C BENSEMANN. Esq., Up?T Moutere, to sell, in conjunction with Messrs DALGETY & CO. (LIMITED), Nelson, this Valuable FREEHOLD PROPERTY. THE PICK OF THE NELSON APPLE LANDS. SEATON is the frontage blotk of the MOUTERE Apple Country, and has been surveyed into 25 Handy-sized Orchard Seotions. Five of these have already been sold. Every Section is 'beautifully situated, and being on the frontage, is close to the shipping wharf at the western entrance. Every acre is plantable, and lies in easy slopes, giving perfect drainage. FROM PERSONAL INSPECTION we can recommend this Property as superior to anything already offered both in soil, situation, and accessibility. For Plans, Prices, Government Orchardist Reports, and full particulars, apply to WATERS, RITCHIE, & CO., AUCTIONEERS AND AGENTS, CRAWFORD STREET.

Every now and again people who buy shares at auction which have been "old on account of being forfeited for the nonpayment of calls, strike a bit of luck (says the Auckland Star). An instance of this occurred shortly before Christmas, when some 1000 shares in the Waiotahi mine were sold because the owners had failed to pay a Id call. The prices realised l were very low, in some cases 5s per 1000 being accepted. Bofor© the exchange closed for the Christmas vacation, a demand set in for Waiotahi shares, and sales were made in the open market, up to 9d, which left a handsome profit for the speculators. This advance was all the more surprising, because owing to the stoppage of work ir> the main crosscut at 1000 ft operatiohs in the Waiotahi mine had been suspended. Probably recollection had been aroused of some years ago when the Waiotahi had almost olosed down, and a new run of gold was discovered, which resulted in shares advancing from 9s 6d to £20 each. Of course there were only 6000 shares in the company at that time, hence the smart advance. All the same, something like £35 per share "was distributed in dividends. On Thursday morning a small parcel of shares in the Waitangi Consolidated Company sold at auction for 8d each, although the owners had evidently not considered them worth the expenditure of Id per share. Every home should keep WOLFE'S SCHNAPPS—tho domestic safeguard.