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Otago Witness, Issue 1419, 1 February 1879, Page 24

AUCTIONS. STOCK FOR SALE. DONALD REID & CO, have for sale privately, 40 pure bred 2-teoth Leicester rams W\ merino rams, 4- tooth to full mouth 99 merino rams, 2- tooth. These rams are from the late Mr Tolmie'a celebrated Gibson and Taylor's rams and selected ewes. They are very superior, and will be sold cheap. 5000 me " no wethers, 8 tooth ) delivery ) im'ediate KAf) merino ewes, full )■,.-.«• . DUU mouth | lst Marca 3000 mer ' no ewes > full Ila April mouth ) or May WANTED— Delivery 500 m mout°h WetherS> fdl In A P ril 1000 merinoewes > 6 - tooth In AprU SQO merino lambs 1000 0< we fc Qers > 2 t0 % '4 toothy 2000 eweB > 2 fco4 - too 'h }■ In March ewes, full mauth J DONALD REID and CO. SATURDAY, 15th FEBRUARY, At 12 o'clock. VALUABLE FARM AT CATLIN'S RIVER. niLLIES, STREET, & HISLOP \~X are instructed by Messrs A. and F. Bradfield to sell by public auction, in their Rooms, Bond street, on Saturday, 15th February, at 12 o'clock, Sections 3, 21, 22, 23, and 25, block I, and section 8, block 11, Upper Owake. containing 310 acres cr thereabouts of good Agricultural Land. The land is nearly all fenced, the greater part with white thorn hedges. There are 40 aoreß in oats and grass, 20 acres in turnips, 100 acres in English grars, and there are 50 acres cleared and ready for breaking up. The buildings are good and substantial, and comprise six-roomed dwelling-house, stable, barn, cow-shed, &c. For further particulars and conditions of sale, apply to GILLIES, STREET, & HISLOP, Auctioneers. PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. FARMS ON TOTARA ESTATE. miE NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRA. JL LI AN LAND CO. (Limited) will offer by public auction, at Oamaru, about the end of MARCH next, 6000 -^ ere ? ?* * n * s magnificent Estate, subdivided into moderately-sized Farms, and on exceptionally easy terms of payment. Such an opportunity of seenring a portion of the pick of the best land in New Zealand has never occurred since the colonisation of the country, and without doubt Totara bas been proved to be the best wheat growing and fattening property in New Zealand. Date of sale and particulars of terms will be advertised shortly. IN THE WARDEN'S COURT OF THE OTAGO GOLD FIELDS DISTRICT, HOLDEN AT NASEBY. Between Robert Johnstone, Manager of the Mount Ida Water Race and Sludge Channel, Plaintiff, and Michael Brookes, Michael Joseph Brookes, John Robert Brookes, William Brookes, and George BrooLes, trading as "Brookes and C 0.," Defendants. MESSRS INDER & GEORGE have received instructions from the Bailiff of the above Court, under Warrant of Distress, and the Manager of the Mount Ida Water Race and Sludge Channel, to sell by public anction, at the Victoria Hotel, Naseby, on Saturday, the 15th February next, at 6 p.m. (unless the execution be pre« viously satisfied) the right, title, and interest (if any) of the above-named defendants in all that valuable Mining Property known as " Brookes and Co. 'a " claims, tail races, and dams, &c, situate in the Main Gully, Naseby, together with all gold in the tailraces. PARTICULARS OF PROPERTY. One Tail-race situate in Main Gully, Naseby, 1J mile long and 66 feet wide. Certificate No., 9047; dated 22nd June, 1876. One extended claim of six acres, situate in Main Gully, Naseby. Certificate No., 4486 ; dated 16th July, 1875. Two head-races leading from the Government head-race to the tail-race. Two dams. Three boxes with wrought iron plate bottoms and mats, picks, shovels, sluico forks, wheelbarrow, nozzle, 10 bolts, canvas (more or less), dishes, tubs, &c. The above valuable property will Bhortly be capable of great extension, owing to the Government head race being about to be constructed so a« to allow of the completion of the tail-race throughout its entire length, which will then render the six^acre claim workable, ground well-known to be as rich as any in the Main Gully. The manager of the Government water-race is prepared to make liberal terms *vith the purchaser of the above property for the supply of water, and as the whole of the property will be offered in one Job, everything necessary for the working of the claim can be secured. Intending purchasers can obtain informa« tion as to the property either from the Bailiff, or on the ground from the man in possession. Particulars and conditions ef Bale can be seen at the Offico* of Mr G. F. Rowlatt, Solicitor, Naseby. on aud after th.9 30th iust,, or at tbe office of tho undersigned. INDER AND GEORGE, Auctioneers, Naseby, Mouat Ma,