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Otago Witness, Issue 1951, 11 April 1889, Page 19

Auctions. TUESDAY, 7th MAY, At 2 o'clock. At the Wool and Grain Stores, High stre< Dunedin. SALE OF THE DALVEY ESTATE NEAR TAPANUI. r*T|TRIGHT, STEPHENSON, & C< <y y • (in conjunction with Wm. Quin) ha ■received instructions from Qeo. P. B. Poyntt Esq.i'to sell by public auction, at the Wool ai Grain Stores, High 'street, Dunedin, on Tue ,dayi 7fch,May, at,2 o'clock—' :T: T H " B DALVEY ESTATE „ Nbab Tapanui. The Estate contains' about 2280 acres frei I hpld.weU-fflncecl, and subdivided mi IB^paadocEs j 1600 acres are agricu tural land, of which between 800 ac 1 900 acres are invgrasS, the remainic 680 acres being good hill pasture an bush.; About 50 t acres of the latt< (composed chiefly of black pine) at almost the only piece of maiden bus left in the district. The homestead comprises a good 13-roome dwelling ( house and outbuildings, stable,. ban woolshed,'&c. J The Waipahi-Tapanui Railway runs alon part of the property, and the Pomahaka sidin is little more than 1 a mile from the homestead. If the property is not sold in one lot it will b offered, in three lots, containing respectivel; about 400 acres, 1080 acres, and 800 acres. Terms liberal. For further particulars apply to WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO. Dunedin ; WILLIAM QUIN, Tapanui; DALGETY & GO. (LIMITED), 4ap Dunedin and Christchurch. SATURDAY, 27th APRIL 1889, At Noon. EDUCATION RESERVES, Districts of Oamaru, Moeraki, Otago Peninsula Maungatua, Clarendon, South Tuakitoto, anc Townships of Hampden, Hawksbury, Kaitangata, and Outram. RB. MARTIN c (under instructions from the School Commissioners of Otago) will offer for 14 years' lease, at his Rooms, Walker street, Dunedin, as above, The following Sections : — Oamaru District: Section 2 of 30, block XII, containing 40 acres. Moeraki District: Section 1 of 56, block IV, containing 40 acres ; section 57, block VI, 41 acres; section 2 of 45, blook VIII, 40 acres; section 2 of 57, block VIII, 33 acres. Otago Peninsula District : Section 2 of 49, block 111, 21 acres. Maungatua District: Section 19, block V, 3,4 acres ; sections 20, block V, 30 acres ; > 23, block V, 36 acres ; 24, block V, 36 a6res; 25, block V, 36 acres; 26, block V,42 acres. Clarendon District: Section 2 of 36, block Vlll,4oacre3. South Tuakitoto : Section 5, block V, 53, acres. Also, 31 sections in Township of Hampden, 17 sections in Township of Hawksbury, 10 sections in Township" 'Kaitangata, and seven sections in Township of Outram. For further particulars and conditions of leases apply to THE AUCTIONEER; Or to the undersigned, C. MACANDREW* 23m Colonial Bank Buildings, Dunedin. THURSDAY, 18th APRIL, At 12 o'clock; RSIQ, MACLEAN, & CO. have received instructions to offer for sale by auction, at Mr J. W. Wilson's Yards, Balolutha, on Thursday, 18th April next, 24 Q 7 BREEDING and other SHEEP, off tussock country, consisting of the following first-class lines \-~- ag Q f our-yeariold crossbred Ewes 23Q six- tooth crossbred Ewes gQQ four-tooth mixed Crossbreds €} 2 0 two-tooth mixed Crossbreds 44.Q crossbred Lambs 4QQ four-year-old Merino Ewe 3 j g purebred Leicester Ewes 04 purebred Leicester Rams X full-mouthed Rams. 2467 | Sale at 12 o'c(ock. We beg to draw the attention of breeders and others to the above sale as being one of absolute clearance, the various lots being also well worthy of notice. Please note the date and hour of sale. REID, MACLEAN, & CO., 6ap Auctioneers. Late Advertisements. TfITTIDENING LEA CANAL. TENDERS will be received by the Undersigned until noon of WEDNESDAY, the 17th inst., for WIDENING AND CLEARING 115 CHAINS of the LEA (JAN All, in Three Contracts. Specifications with John Stevenson, Henley, and with E. HAY, lOap Engineer. TpDUCATION MEETINGThe ANNUAL MEETING of Householders for the Election of SCHOOL COMMITTEES -will be aeld on TUESDAY, the 23rd inst., at 7.30 p.m., in ihe Schoolhouse of each district, except in the districts of Pott Chalmers and Caveraham, where the Householders will meet in the Foresters' and Town Ef alls respectively. P. G. PEYDB, lOap Secretary,