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Otago Daily Times, Issue 17871, 28 February 1920, Page 16

SALES BY AUCTION. SATURDAY, 13th MARCH. 1920, At Noon. At the Offices of Dalgety & Co. (Limited), Dunedin. VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY AND GOLD SLUICING CLAIMS AS A GOING CONCERN At ARTHUR'S POINT. D ALGETY & COMPANY (LIMITED) have boon instructed by Mr J. M'Mullan to offer by publio auction, as abovo: LOT I—FREEHOLD FARM of 178 acres and Occupation Loose of 8 acres; 4 miles from Queenstown. Improvements consist of 14-roomed stono House, 8-stull stable, buggy shed and ohaffhouse, orchard and garden. CONDITION: 10 acres oats, 4 acres ready for turnips, 12 acres English, grass and clovers, balance natural state. STOCK: 29 sheep, 6 horses, 2 milking cows, 3 heifers. IMPLEMENTS: horse-power chaffcutter, reaper and binder, cultivator, tine harrows, df. plough, swing plough, hillside plough, waggon, farm dray, tip dray,_ double buggy and harness, block and chains, trees and harness for 4 horses, etc., all on the farm as a going concern. . Situated £ mile from Arthur's Point School. LOT 2.-54 ACRES MINING LEASE; extended* alluvial claim, virgin ground, with 2 water races. Right over 13 heads; 350 ft pressure, New 18in pipe lino with big storage dam at intake. Water commands over 200 acres beach, also 200 acres sluicing ground. Main bottom of beach never been tried for. Could bring in 650 extra pressure at very little cost if necessary. Plant consists of 4500 ft pipes, valves, joint nozzles, elevators, boxes, ripples, hut, tools, etc. Title of water rights of the best, and date back from 1870. The Mine and Farm adjoin, and can be worked advantageously together. Both lots will be offered together as a going concern. Failing a sole, each lot separately. It is believed a rich run of gold runs through the farm, and tho whole property offers a splendid opportunity to anyone, as it is for bona fide sale TERMS: £1500 cash, balance can be arranged at 5i per cent, interest. Further particulars can be obtained from DALGETY & CO. (LIMITED), Dunedin and Cromwell; and from Messrs MOORE. MOORE, & NICHOL, 7f Solicitors, Dunedin. IMPORTANT LAND SALE. THURSDAY, 18th MARCH, 1920. At 11 a.m. CORONATION HALL, PALMERSTON SOUTH. DALGETY & CO. (LTD.) have been instructed by Mr James Ross, Mount Hampton, Palmerston, to offer by auction- as above, His famous MOUNT HAMPTON PROPERTY, consisting of about 1250 Acres Freehold, subdivided into suitable holdings. Litho Plans and further particulars can be obtained shortly from the Auctioneers. Full details will be advertised later. Anyone desiroug of acquiring first-class land suitable for any purpose _ cannot do better than inspect this exceptionally well and favourably known Property. Lying as it does within a few minutes of Palmerston Township, and being situated in tho most equable climate in the Dominion, buyers can have every confidence that in acquiring subdivisions they will secure land that will yield them a handsome competence. A considerable portion of the Property has been used for stud purposes, and it is all in excellent heart and full of feed. Mr Ross is disposing of the place solely on account of his increasing age. EASY TERMS will be arranged. Delivery will be given about the middle of April. ' 21f IMPORTANT DISPLENISHING SALE Of the MOUNT HAMPTON CORRIEDALE AND LEICESTER STUD AND FLOCK: SHEEP. On tho Property, PALMERSTON, OTAGO. On FRIDAY, 19th MARCH, 1920, At noon. MESSRS DALGETY & CO. (LTD.), In Conjunction with T&yfESSRS WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, & IwL CO. (LTD.) havo been instructed by Mr James Ros3, of Mount Hampton, to offer as above, Thhe Whole of his Well-known Sheep, consisting of CORRIEDALE STUDS, BORDER LEICESTER STUDS, and CROSSBRED FLOCK SHEEP. ' Full particulars in later issue. Catalogues ore *being prepared. * As Mr Ross is subdividing and disposing of his Property, tho Sheep are for BONA FIDE SALE. A date will be arranged and advertised later for the clearing sale of Horses, Cattle, Implements, and Plant. 21f FRIDAY, sth MARCH, 1920, At 11 a.m. CLEARING SALE AT BERWICK. rfIHE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND A MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY (LTD.), In conjunction with STRONACH, MORRIS, & CO. (LTD.), have received instructions from Messrs Andrews and Battersby (who have sold their property) to offer, at tho abovo time and place, 700 (about), Romney-cross Ewes, 4, 6, and 8-tooth 500 Lamba 20 Romney Rams 40 dairy Cows, all selected and .guar-. anteed 35 head mixed Cattle 1 Shorthorn Bull 4 draught Horses, broken to chains 1 spring-cart Mare 10 young Pigs. 1 farm dray and frame, dog-cart, gigs, discs, cultivator, 5-leaf narrows, iron roller d.f. plough, single-furrow plough, grubber (with detachment), sledge, harness, 90-gallon new Alfa-Laval separator, dairy utensils, 6 seamless milk cans, 1 Carlylo Junior woolpress, 200 sheets galvanised roofing: iron, a large assortment of sundries, etc., eto. Also, Household Furniture. f ' Everything is for bona fide sale. Luncheon provided. The Auctioneers wish to draw special attention to the Horses to be offered, as they are good heavy horses, sound and quiet, and suitable for town carriers. SATURDAY, 13th MARCH, 1920, At 11 o'clock. SALE OF WHARE FLAT FREEHOLD PROPERTY. * ~" At New 'Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company's Land Salo Room, Rattray street, Dunedin. nnHE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND J-' MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY (LIMITED) have received instructions from the Publio Trustee, as Statutory Administrator of the Estate of John 8011, of Whare Flat, to offer at auction, as above: Mr John Boll's Freehold Property, comprising 88 acres 3 roods (more or less), being Scotion 2 of 31, Blook IV, situated in Dunedin and East Taiori District; certificate of Title Vol. 23, Folio 129. totrether with 112 acres 3 roods, 31 poles (more or less), being Section 2 of 36 and 1 of 32, Block IV, same district. For terms apply , NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MER- ' CAN'IILE AGEiNCy COMPANY (LIMITED). 28_f WEDNESDAY. 3rd MARCH. BURNSIDE SALE. SPECIAL ENTRY OF DaikY COWS. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, & CO. (LIMITED) will offer, on account of Mr H. Warren: 15 March-April Carvers j all yc— cows. ~ 28f f""" . ■ :-!■■" mHB FARMERS' PAPER.—The AgriculA tural Department of the Otago Witness Is acknowledged to be unequalled by that Of aay other, Weeklv in tho dominion,