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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20644, 16 February 1929, Page 19

SALES BY AUCTION. THUBSDAY. FEBRUARY 28, 1929, At II a.m. At Land Sale Rooms, High street, Dunedin. • IMPORTANT SUBDIVISION OF . TAIERI LAND. OFFERING OF FURTHER PART OF • SHAND. ESTATE. HEAVY, HEALTHY LAND. - HANDY TO DUNEDIN AND BURNSIDE SALE YARDS. CLOSE TO MAIN LINE, AND WELL ROADED. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, & CO.. y LIMITED, have received instructions from the Trustees in the Estate of the late D. T. Shand to sell by public auction, as above. That well-known FARM, at Otokia, now occupied by A. Moynihan, jun., containing 300 ACRES (more or less) Freehold. as under. LOT 1. —85 acres 2 roods 21 poles. LOT 2.—88 acres 1 rood 15 poles. LOT 3.—41 acres 0 roods 28 poles. LOT 4. —30 acres 3 roods 14 poles. LOT 5.—39 acl’es 1 rood 13 poles.. All the Lots are well watered and well fenced. Lots 3,4, and 5 have a frontage to the Taieri River; Lot 4 has all necessary buildings, with the exception of a cowbyre, which is on Lot 3. ■ The above represents some of the CHOICEST LAND available on the Taieri Plain to-day. Season after season the property has proved its PARTICULARLY FINE PRODUCTIVE CAPAG ITY in growing wheat, turnips, mangels, and green feed, and the HEAVY PASTURES speak for themselves. SITUATION and QUALITY of LAND leave nothing to be desired, and since its ORIGINAL SELECTION this is the first occasion on which this old-established holding has been offered for sale. TERMS: 10 per cent, deposit, 5 per cent, on possession, 10 per cent, in one year or its equivalent in approved buildings, balance may remain on mortgage for five years from-date of possession; interest on unpaid balance at SJ per cent. The Trustees are .definitely desirous of winding up the affairs of the Estate, and, as a consequence, are offering the above EXCEPTIONALLY EASY TERMS, of which practical " men Wilt not hesitate to avail themselves. Lithograph plans and detailed particulars from THE AUCTIONEERS: Or Messrs COOK. LEMON, & COOK, Kf Solicitors, Dunediri. LAND SALE. ORMAGLADE STATION.

THURSDAY, MARCH 7, 1929. At BENGER SALE YARDS. At 10.30 a.ra. Immediately Before Stock Sale. IMPORTANT SUBDIVISION SALE OF HIGH-CLASS SHEEP • COUNTRY, IN THE TEVIOT DISTRICT. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON. & CO.. '• LTD., Lave received instructions from I H. Penrose, Esq., to sell by Public Auction, as above: THE REMAINING PORTIONS OF HIS ORMAGLADE STATION PROPERTY, as under— LOT I—HOMESTEAD BLOCK of 830 Acres Freehold; complete with all necessary buildings; fenced into numerous paddocks; well watered; beautifully grassed, and in a commanding and attractive situation adjoining Miller’s Flat township. LOT 2—BORTON’S BLOCK, containing '783 Acres warm, sweet Freehold country; well roaded, subdivided, and watered, but with no , buildings. 1 Situated l£ miles from Miller’' Flat township. LOT 3—GUNN’S BLOCK of 1079 Acres Freehold, of which 150 acres ’ of HEAVY DEEP LOAM Las been ploughed, the balance being excellent heavily-grassed TUSSOCK COUNTRY. Situated 5 miles by good road from Miller’s Flat township. LOT 4—TEVIOT BLOCK, comprising approximately 4945 Acres' Pastoral License Held at an annual ren- . tal of £BO. , Lease matures 1958. Glean, sound native country. To those who know the above property no comment is necessary. It comprises some of the most attractive of Central Otago’s healthy sheen country, and varies in quality from HEAVY COCKSFOOT AND CLOVER PASTORAL LAND to snlendidiy-graa«ed. HEAVY, NATURAL GRAZING COUNTRY. Its remarkably fine situation, being so close to Miller’s Flat township, rail. Benger sale yards, and main roads, apart altogether from the sound class of country eomnrised in the property, holds a DEFINITE PROMISE of. increased . value in tH<? . very near future. Ormaglade Station is roughly 80 miles from Dunedin, and 12 miles from. Roxburgh. and arrangements for inspection can he completed at short notice. NOT 7 * THE EASY TERMS: 10 per cent, deposit, 10 per cent, on possesion, 5 per cent, iu two years, balance in > years at 6 per cent. Possession will be given on the 25th day o£ March. 1929,. but in the cas: of the Leasehold as soon after the above date as the consent of the Land Board and Minister of Lands is given. - All information and details may be obtained on application to WRIGHT. STEPHENSON, & CO., Li - ' - LTD., Dunedin and Branches. CLEARING SALE. MONDAY. MARCH 18, 1929, At 10.30 a.m, - At-Ormaglade Station, Miller’s Flat.' IMPORTANT DISPERSAL SALE OF ' 7000 HILL AND PADDOCK SHEEP AND LAMBS. HORSES. IMPLEMENTS. PLANT. )ATEN SHEAVES. HAY, TOOLS, AND SUNDRIES. WRIGHT. STEPHENSON. & CO., ’’ LTD., have received instructions from I. H. Penrose. Esq., who is disposing of the balance of his properjtv, to sell by Public Auction, as above: The Whole of his Live and Dead Stock. Seldom do farmers and graziers get an opportunity of purchasing straight lines of such an excellent class of sheen as will he offered at the above, sale. Both ewe and wether flocks will b» drafted and penned with a close regard to age and breeding, .and as a consequence straight lines of halfbred and ••crossbred sheen of each ape will he offered in lots to suit purchasers. BUYERS FROM A DISTANCE will he accommodated with graz--in~ for sufficient time to enable them to get trucks.

ORMAGLADE STATION is situ a tori flyout 80; miles from Dunedin and -12 miles;from Roxburgh; Miller’s Flat Railway Station and trucking .yards practically adjoin. ■Full particulars in later issues. MILTON SALE. " " TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1920. 620 two and four-tooth' Wethers 350 mixed-sex rape Lambs - 110 crossbred Ewes ‘2OO four and six-tootlr Ewes; good 100 two-tooth Wethers 400 wether Lambs ' 300 full-mouth Ewes 230 mixed-sex Lambs 30 four and six-tooth Ewes - MO two-tooth Ewes 30 four-tooth Wethers 80 mixed-sex cull Lambs 100 failing-mouth Ewes. HIRE DUNEDIN STOCK AGENTS’ &, WOOL BROKERS' ASSOCIATION. CLINTON SALE, • THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1029. 300 good rape Lambs. 100 mixed-sex .rape Lambs. 240 two-tooth Wethers 60 mixed-sex Lambs.. ■ 30 two and-four-tooth Wethers 400 Romney cross wether Lambs suitable, for rape .200 good rape Lambs 60 failing-mouth Ewes. Further Entries Invited. rTHE 'DUNEDIN STOCK AGENTS’ & A WOOL BROKERS’ ASSOCIATION. rpHE FARMERS’ PAPER.—The AgnA cultural Department of the )tago Witness is acknowledged lobe unequalled by that of any other weekly in Ibe Dominion.