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Otago Witness, Issue 1325, 21 April 1877, Page 13

COUNTY COUNCIL AND ROAD BOARD NOTICES. SEASIDE ROAD BOARD. NOTICE. THE VOTERS' LIST may be hupected at the Brighton Post Office until the Thirtieth day of APRIL, 1877. ALLAN CAMERON, 7*p Clerk to Board. KAIKORAI ROAD DISTRICT. NOTICE. — The VOTERS' LISTS for this District may be inspected at my residence, Green Island, daring the month of April. JOHN P. KENNEDY, 21ap Clerk to the Board. SUBURBAN ROAD DISTRICT. NOTICE. —The VOTERS' LISTS for the year 1877-8 may bs inspected at my residence daring the present month. JOHN P. KENNEDY, 2Up Clerk to the Board. AUCTIONS. FRIDAY, 27th APRIL, At 12 o'clock, I— t Riverside Farm, Otakia, near Henley. SALE OF SURPLUS" STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, and CO. have received instructions from Mr W. L. Riddell to sell by auction, at River* ride Farm, Ohakia, near Henley, on Friday, 27th April, at 12 o'clock, 20 Heavy Draught Horses, 3 years old and upwards 5 Heavy Draught Foals, by Sir Colin, and Emperor 30 Head Fat Cattle Q_ Pare Ayrshire Ball 1 Pare Shorthorn Ball 200 Merino^Ewes 1 Double-seated Station Express \ Dray and Frame 1 Dobbin 1 Chaffcatter, Ploughs, Harrows, Harness, kc., &c. The above Stock and Implements, which will be found to be all of a superior descrip* tion, are submitted to sale on account of Mr Riddell having given np contracting. Riverside Farm is just ten minutes' walk from Henley Railway Station. SAWMILL and 1290 ACRES OF BUSH. OKAINS, BANKS PENINSULA. MESSRS H. MATSON AND CO. have received instructions from John E. Thacker, Esq. (who is about to visit Ireland) to sell by private treaty. AU that MAGNIFICENT FREEHOLD, Comprising — 1290 -—ores, — id being Rural Sections Nob. 22,581, 23,093, 23,094, 19,545, 19,544, 23.087, 22,974, 21,061, 19,547, 19,363, 19,371, 19,546, part of the Okain's Estate. Together with THE MILL, and other improvement! thereon. The mill has only just been completed, and is fitted with all the late improvements, Cornish boiler and engine of 26-borse power, meial tables, feeding gear, and every necessary for the economical and profitable working of the business ; in fact* the mill, for completeness and capabilities, is unequalled in the Colonies. The lsnd is covered with magnificent black pine, totara, and white pine timber, producing a supply at the rate of 50,000 ft per week for ten years. A tramway is laid from the mill right into the bosh and down to the end of the new jetty, where vessels load drawing 10ft. The above 1290 acres is maiden bosh, never having been disturbed, is within easy distance of the law mill, and is easily attainable. 1 j The vessel* now in use — the Janeb and Black wall, all in thorough repair — as also the working oxen and gear, can be taken by the purchaser at fair value. Or will be sold, THE WHOLE ESTATE, Including the above, comprising— 3500 Acres o£ Magnificent Rich Pas* tore Land, all fenced and subdivided into convenient-sized pad* docks, together with comfortable dwelHng'houao and outbuildings, and every necessary for the profit able and comfortable working of the estate, together with the sheep, oxen, and stock thereon. This i» really one of the most compact properties on the Peninsula, running up both •ides of the Valley of Okains, having a large sea frontage, the whole being laid down with a thick mat of English pasture, beautifully watered, and easily accessible by either land or water. The attention of Timber Merchants, Contractors, and Millers is called to this Sale. The property is placed on the market solely in consequence of the owner being about to visit Ireland, and presents a splendid opportunity for securing really a first-class Mill, with an abundant supply of grand timber, with every facility for its profitable manipulation. — — Terms liberal. All information supplied by R. WILKIN. Esq;, Hereford street : J. EL THACKER, Okains Bay ; H. MATSON and CO., Caahel street, Chriatchurch,