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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21165, 24 October 1930, Page 3

CASTLE MENZIES SOLD. Castle Menzies, which for centuries was in the ownership of the family, of that name, has again changed hands, having been bought* from the trustees of the late Lord Barnby. The name of the buyer has not yet been disclosed. Castle Menzies, a picturesque structure standin<r in the woods near Aberfeldy, has associations with Queen Mary, Charles 11, General Monk, and Prince Charlie. It is noted for its woods, its grouse moors, and its salmon fishing. Commercially, I suspect its 11,000 acres show little surplus at the end of the year, and they must remain the playground of one of the wealthy southern plutocrats whom Mr Cunninghame Grahame was mocking the other day.

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