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Otago Witness, Issue 1957, 23 May 1889, Page 19

' ' Auction*. , : tu'e^_*y,"M'^une, ] ■,cj ' \\\ i 1 - ! /Atl. o'clock, y.i \ , t Clearing S«le. OF FARM STdGE, IMPLEMENTS, GRAIN, FURNITURE, *a, , CAN-SBY FARM, INCH CLUTHA. ,C ""' |! '* _____ ic^ V;'c/_R-, WGW G E/ ! „T, 'O D D \JC (oh behalf 'of. the Mutual Agency Company oTNew Zealand,. Limited}* has received in*°®&^^Si?M^-^ of Im-'*"<ira""FiriC-ciass Dairy Oows, calved and in Two-year-old Heifers 1 0 Yfeariug' Heifers and Steers 5 Head Fat Cattle g Draught Mares and Geldings Thoroughbred Colt by Harkaway -j Spring cart Mare 3 Pigs. 80 bags seed and feed oats, 15 bags seed wheat, D.F. and swing ploughs, reaper and reaper and binder (by Reid and Gray), road drays, harrows, grubber, spring cart and harness, double buggy and harness, cart and leading harness, weighing machine, boat and oars, dairy utensils, two tons seed potatoes, and a large quantity of household furniture. As the lease of Mr Wright's farm has expired he has decided on giving up farming, so that the whole of the above is for absolute sale. Special attention is directed to the dairy cows, being one of the best lots in the district. Lunoheon provided. Terms at sale. 23my SATURDAY, Ist JUNE, At 12 o'clock. THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY (LIMITED), Oamaru, have received instructions from Herbert Edwards; Esq, to; sell 'by public auction, at Oamaru, on Saturday, Ist Jane, at 12o!clocknoon, * «'•' :'■ "'. 'Miv.{;. " Portion of that magnificent FARMING -LAND on the ; Tables, known as the Ngfcpara Estate,' comprising about 1193 acres, subdivided into six farms, and at present • occupied: by .'Messrs JesHop, Cleayei^u^herUuid, and Webber, being Sections "marked 'respectively 1, 2, 3, '4, s,'rind, 'rind 6 r *'on the plain—obtainable , . from the Auctioneer; There is. a permanent water supply in every section ; 'all the farms 'toe subdivided into convenient aiped paddocfe's" all^he boundaries are we'll' fe ; ticea; and tne laWis ready for immediate occupation., CuHiYJjtion ; f or .next season's crop is ntfv^tiefag' p'ro'ceedWd with', of which purchasers, jvill have the benefit, The land' is limestone .formation,, and has been jprovedto. . . YIELD 40 TO 60 BUSHELS OF WHEAT TO THE ACRE, And is now in first-rate heart. In addition to its special adaptability for producing wheat; and other cereals,' it is also magnificent potato land, and has especially large grazing capacity. The farms adjoin the Ngapara Township and Railway Station, and are surrounded by splendid gravelled roads. -The Auctioaeers feel bound to draw attention to the fact that there' is but a small area of this class of country to come into the market, and if farmers miss this opportunity of securing homes at reasonable pricss (for these farms are for sale at very reasonable prices), they have but themselves to blame. Note.— lt is an undisputed fact that the quality of the grain grown' on these lands' in unsurpassed, an^ has always topped the local sod foreign markets. Terms as follows :— • 10 per cent. on. fall of the hammer ; 15 per cent, in three months ; 25 per cent, in 12 months. Balance on mortgage; three years, bearing interest at the rate of 6| per cent. All balances to bear interest at the rate of 6| per cent, from' date of sale. ' For further particulars apply to E. P. BURBURY, . > Agent, N.Z.L. aw M.A. CO., Oamaru; . Or any of the Company's Offioes throughout the oolony. 20my ' TUESDAY, 4th JUNE, ' ' At 12 o'clock sharp. At Henley. IMPORTANT UNRESERVED SALE . Of PRIME FAT and, MEDIUM FAT CATTLE and SHEEP, and HORSES. DO NA L D REID & CO. have received instructions from Mr M. W. Fleming to sell by public auction, at Henley, on Tuesday, June* 4, at 12 o'clock ■sharp, '-' f PvFj prime fat Bullocks 1 Vfl Bullocks and Heifers (three-parts x " v fat) ; 1 *> 00 Ewes and Wethers (from four-tooth XOXJV to full-mouth) iQ draught and saddle Horses. Full Paeticulabs in Futube Issub. a Tbe Auctioneers would direct the special attention of Butchers and Graziers to this Sale. The^Cattle are really a fine lot ; and the Sheep* are mostly young and large framed/»suitable for topping off with turnips; and selling as freezers., As. Mr Fleming >bas no winter feed, the , whole' ,arefor ' ' Absolute and Unbesbbved Sale. Luncheon provided. DONALD REID & CO., 21my Auctioneers.