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Otago Witness, Issue 1891, 17 February 1888, Page 19

Auctions. TUESDAY, 28th FEBRUARY, At 11.30 a.m. IMPROVED PASTORAL DEFERREDPAYMENT SECTION At Waikouaiti, Together with 900 SHEEP, MERINOS and CROSSBREDS. DONALD STRONACH (on behalf of the Now Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company, Limited) has received instructions from Mr Elias Nankivell to sell by auction, at the Otago Wool Stores, Rafctray street, as above, 1318 c . res °^ kAND at Waikouaiti, being deferred-payment ' pastoral section 6, block IX, of that district. The land was bought at £1 per acre, and £614 9s 6d (being payments in full to Ist March 1888) has been paid. The sum of £22 10s 9d is payable on Ist September next, and every six mouths thereafter till Ist March 1910, when the land will be freehold. Thus for a payment of B^d per acre per year — a very small rental — a freehold will be obtained iv 22 years. The improvements consist of two miles of fencing, small house, &c. There are also 900 Sheep, about one-half merino and one-half crossbred (800 of which are young), for sale, and these will be sold at per head. Terms at sale. 17f TUESDAY, 2Sfch FEBRUARY, At 1 o'clock. At Messrs Matheson and M'Donald's, German Flat (near Tuapeka.) Freehold asid SiCStselaoßd Inmate and Store Sheen. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, & CO. have received instructions from Messrs Matheson and M'Donald, who are dissolving partnership, to sell by auction, at above time and place, 9"ifin Crossbred Wethers, 4, 6, and iJ ' JUU S-toolh V RQ') Crossbred Ewes, 4, 6, and 8-tooth QOn Crossbred Ewes aud Wethers, 50 U 2-tooth 1400 Crossbred and Merino Ewes, 4, 6, and 8-tooth, with lambs at foot 1 P Of) Merino and Quarterback Ewes and 1° v v Wethers, 4, 6, and 8-tooth. Also, FREEHOLD, being Sections G, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, block IX, Tuapeka East, consisting of 2025 a3r 22p first-class Pastoral Land, nearly all fenced in. And LEASEHOLD, consisting of Runs Nos. 3, 4, aud 6, Tuapeka Pastoral District, containing 7407 acres. The lease expires Ist March 1892. Luncheon provided. For further particulars apply to 17f THE AUCTIONEERS. TUESDAY, 21st FEBRUARY, At 12.30 p.m. At Gore. f^ REEN < &_ SOUN BS S \JC (in conjunction with Reid, Maclean, and Co.) have received instructions to sell by auction, as above, 1000 ross^ re(^ k ara bs 70 0 our ant^ Six-tooth Crossbred Ewes RQQ Just Full-mouthed do f{C\() Two and Four-tooth Crossbred Ewes uuu and Wethers (fat). The above are a first-class lot, and for positive sale. 15f THURSDAY, 12th APRIL, At 11.30 o'clock. Mossnt &llc&<i£, Situate upon the Great Southern Line of Railway, four miles from Carnpbelltown Railway Station, and less than two miles from Menangle Station, divided by the Nepean River (to which it has nearly two miles frontage) from the famous Camden Park Estate. Area, 20G3 Acres. Title, Torrens' Act. MILLS & PILE have received instructions from Edmund B. VVoodhouse, Esq., in consequence of his inteuding departure from the colony, to submit to auction, at their Rooms, 130 Pitt street, Sydney, on Thursday, 12th April, at 11.30, The above fflagiaiiiceait Freehold! Estate. MOUNT GILEAD is distant from Sydney only two hours by rail and road, being only 30 minutes' drive from Campbelltown Station by an excellent metalled road. The Property is übiquo in character, and the Auctioneers can unhe-sitatingly describe ib as one of the most valuable and highly improved properties ever submitted for sale in the colonies. About 1600 acres have been cleared of dead wood aiid unsightly crees, leaving only valuable living timber, giving the estate a paik-hke appearance, rwumbling an English country seat, i Two miles frontage to the Nepeau River and one mile frontage to George's River. Magnificent artificial laKe well stocked with English fibh. Boathouse aud bathinghouse. Homestead of 10 rooms, extensive outbuilding, stables, grauaries, billiard room, underground tanks, &c. &c. ; watei laid ; gardens, orchards. &c. Elevation above sea level, about GOOft; climate superb; views grand iv the extreme, extending to the Bluu Mountains. ***• It bring impossiblo within the HmiKs of an advertisement to do justice to a property like Mount Gilead, a Descriptive Illustrative Pamphlet is in course of preparation. The Estate will be submitted in Ohe lot,* and should the Proprietor fail to obtain a price commensurate with the value of the properly, it will then be submitted as per Plan of Subdivision in FARMS from 50 acres to 400 acres each. Intending buyers may inspect at auy time upon arranging with either tho Proprietor or the Auctioneers Termß at Sale* 27ja