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Otago Witness, Issue 1754, 4 July 1885, Page 16

Auctions. I SATURDAY, 4th JULY 18S5, At 2 o'clock. AT THE OTAGO CORN AND WOOL EXCHANGE, DUNEDIN. Valuable Freehold Farm in tlie West Taiei'i s>i»tt'Jcr. DONALD REID & CO. have received instructions from Mr Gilbert M'Dermid to sell by auction, at the Otago Com and Wool Exchange, Dunedin, on Saturday, the 4th July, at 2 o'clock, • That valuable freehold Farm in the Taieri district, being sections 1 of 9, 2 of 9, and 2 of 5, block I, Maungatua district, containing 79 acres 2 roods 34 poles of rich agricultural laud, all in the highest state of cultivation, and about 40 acres sown out in English grass. This is an opportunity which rarely occurs of securing a really good farm in a settled district, good road, schools, and every convenience. Terms at sale. 27ju SATURDAY, 4th JULY 1885, At 2 o'clock. Desirable Freehold Farm In the . AKATORE DISTRICT. JptONALD REID & CO. * P have received instructions from Mr George Ruthven to sell by auction, at the Otago Corn and j Wool Exchange, Dunedin, on Saturday, the 4th July, at 2 o'clock, That desirable Freehold Farm in the Akatore district known as " M A V F I E L D," Containing 250 acres of good farming land, all enclosed with substantial cattle and sheep-proof fences, and subdivided into seven paddocks. Thirtyfive acres thoroughly cultivated, limed and matiured, now ploughed and ready for crop ; the remainder, 215 acres, is sown down in English grass. There is a comfortable threeroomed house, four - stalled stable, sheep yards, piggeries, &c. The Farm is well watered, and plantations of gum and other trees have been made. It is within six miles of the township of Milton, and is altogether well worthy the attention of anyone in quest of a small farm at a moderate cost. Liberal terms can be arranged. For further particulars apply to Mr RUTHVEN, On the property ; Or to DONALD REID & CO., 20ju Auctioneers, Dunedin. FRIDAY, 10th JULY,. At Noon. . CLEARING SALE OF Fencing, frliuiiis-, aud Buildau£ Timber. WQ U I" N m ib instructed by David M'Farlane, Esq., to sell at his Sawmills, on the above dale, at noon, the following Timber :—: — 9000 sft stakes, 3x3 (34,000 feet) 8000 „ „ 3x 2 (20,000 feet) 10,000 ft .strainers 1 2,000 ft 5 x 5, 6 x 5, and 6x6 800 ft Bxß 1500 ft 12 x 3, and 12 x 4 3500 ft 4x3. [The whole of the foregoing being black pine.] 1800 4ft 3 x 1 pickets 15,000 ft scantling 6000 ft 8 x 4 4000 ft second-class timber Three sledge-huts (8 x 10) Portable engine, nine-H.P., in good working order. 4000 ft tramway rails. i 4]'y SATURDAY, 11th JULY, At 2 o'clock. Farm of 489 Acres, Near Winton. River Flat Land, and Highly Improved. WILSON, TAI NE, & CO. have received instructions from the Executors of the late Mr Charles Coster (Messrs Coster and William Lind) to sell at their Rooms, Dee street, Invercargill, as above, Sections 28, 40, and 115, Oreti Hundred, containing 489 acres of rich flat and swamp land ; all fenced and subdivided jnto seven paddocks. Fences are double ditch and bank, with post and wire. 3QP acres in English grass (very rich pasture), 100 acres stubble, 79 acres rich swamp (drained, and growing good grass). Comfortable house of seven rooms, with good garden and orchard attached ; two barns, 51 xl 4 and 30 x 16; chaft'house, large stable, milking shed, and stockyard, &c. Property is four miles from Winton railwaystation, with first-class metalled road all the way. Land is rich river flat, producing very heavy crops, and carrying a large number of sheep and cattle. The Executors are obliged, under the will, to realise, and a grand opportunity is thus afforded of purchasing what is undoubtedly, from its position and quality of soil, one of the finest farms of its size in Southland. Stock and pjant sale will take place on JULY 14. For further particulars apply to Mr L. E. READE, Solicitor ; Or 27ju THE AUCTIONEERS,