Auotions. TUESDAY, 3rd MARCH, L At 3o'clook. 1 At the Wool Stores, High street, Dunedin. MAGNIFICENT SHEEP STATION FOR SALE. Maniatoto District. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, AND CO. are iustructed by Messrs W. and J. 1 Sanders to offer for sale by auction, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon, Their splendid Station; being Nos. ; ' ' 206, 211, and 362, Province of Otago, containing about 140 000 acres °^ pastoral country j 5 As also, g pre-emptive rights of about 160 acres • And ' Agricultural lease of 640 acres. Together with 40 000 Ffr OT -°l a 9 a Sheep of mixed ' ages and sexes. t (Full particulars in future advertisement.) [ The Leaseholds have from Bto 9 years of an unexpired term, and consist of wellgrassed plains, downs, and hill country. The ■ high country is divided from the low ground by a new wire fence. The whole country is bounded by the ; Taieri Lake, secure rivers and fences, and subdivided into 9 divisions and paddocks, \ rendering the working expenses very light. The buildings are replete in every way, \ and consist of a substantial 8-roomed house, nearly new, surrounded by a well-stocked garden. Men's kitchen, store, 6-stalled stable, hay-house, cart-shed, shearers' house, and woolshed for 16 shearers, with new screw-press. The Auctioneers have much pleasure in calling the attention of capitalists and others to thia really excellent property, and the only reason the owners have in disposing of it is that one of the partners desire* to retire from the business, and the other does not care to carry on by himself. Terms very liberal. Further particulars can be obtained from the Auctioneers, or from CARGILLS and M'LEAN, Dunedin, MONDAY, 9th FEBRUARY, At 12 o'olock. At Burnside Farm, Green Island. IMPORTANT CLEARING SALE os j STOCK, IMPLEMENTS; GROWING CROPS, &c. , ' __ l DRIVER, .STEWART, * AND CO. are favoured with instruotions from F. H. Townsend, Esq. (who has recently sold his property to Mr King, of Green Island^, to sell by auction, on the farm, on Monday, 9th February, at 12 o'clock, The whole of his stock, agricultural implements, growing crops, &c, comprising — 5Q Head prime fat bullocks 20 do do cows J £ Dairy cows, in full milk or to calve 25 do fat calves and yearling heifers . and steers 2 Heavy draught horses J Spring-cart ' mare. 1 hack mare with foal at foot by Elswick, and stinted to Elswick Yearling filly by Master Rowe 2 Prizo Berkshire boar — took first or second prize wherever shown *7Q Acres growing oats, a superior crop 3 do potatoes ' |[ Tip dray, 2 hay do, 1 straw do, new, 1 spring cart and harness Ploughs, harrows, grubbers, roller mower, horse hay-rake,, fanners, wheelbarrows, dray and plough harness, riding saddle and bridle, 2 weighing machines, dairy utensils complete, and a large assortment of minor implements, tools, &c, too numerous to particularise. The crops will be sold in lots to suit purohasei'B, &nd buyers of cattle will have the right to run them on the farm till 31st March. ' Terms liberal.
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Otago Witness, Issue 1158, 7 February 1874, Page 23
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