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Otago Witness, Issue 1994, 12 May 1892, Page 23

; Auctions. WEDNESDAY, Ist JUNE, At half-past 2 o'clock. VALUABLE MINING PROPERTY, Known as THE CRGDSUJ3 MmE, i "NENTHORN. THE MINING LEASE ' (Of 80 Acres ; Rental, 10s per acre), n which are superior 6-h.p. Portable * Engine, Winding and Pumping Gears, Engine House, Iron Shelter, Manager's Cottage, Blacksmith's Shop, with Anvil, Bellows, and Tools, about 2 tons of Steel Rails in drive, Iron Stepladders, and Working Appliances. THE BATTERY SITE (Of about 8 Acres Freehold), With Battery Shed, 10-head Stamper Battery (with lock boxes), Concentrator, superior Peltdn Wheel, Iron Pluming, Mau'ageVs Cottage, Blacksmith's Shop and Topis'; Right to Water Race and Nine Heads of Water, &c, &c. DM. SPEDDING • will sell the above Properties, at his Rooms, on Wedned lnyiilst.'June, at-half-paet 2 o'clock. >>•; • - • i ->■•; • _ THE REASONS FOR SELLING ARE THESE : That the prespnt proprietors are divided in opinion as to the f utnro working for the^»ropcr and systematic development of the miliu. '. " "A'lsV . -'- • ' ' That hitherto the ]:>roprietors, have been crushing their stone at .the Consolidated Buttery, but that battery company havo. raised their charge for crushing beyond what the .proprietors will pay^j'Jjhis will nece'ss tate putting the Crqesus' battery' and water ra";e in order, constructing' a hniall dam' for' storage of water, or otherwise making provision for steam power. ■ "-THE RESULTS ' Of the workingtof .the anine have been : From November I1189jl;,jtI 1 189jl;,jto i - April 29; 1892 (a period of ,bix months), ( ( , '' ' £2'iir2s 2d,' ■"' '" "'' Received from National Bank of New Zealand lor gold, proceeds of 670 tons ;'and ' ' 50 Tons now.at' Grass, '"' and stone is still being taken out, which tho manager .reports favourably of. i The Reef has been driven on -fur about 300 ft •at different levels down to 100 ft, but much of this distance has only been partially sloped. All information will be given to, intending purchasers by , , . THE AUCTIONEER. Absolutely unreserved. ' 7my FRIDAY, 3rd JUNE 1892, Commencing at 11 o'clock sharp. . ' UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE AT ' ' ; EAST TAIERI. THE FARMERS' AGENCY COMPANY; ' (LIMITED), instructed by Mr Charles (iambic, (of 'Riccarton, East Taieri), who is 1 ; retiring from business, will offer, without | reserve, the whole of his • • . i „ FREEHOLD PROPERTY, S^OCK, PLANT, ,i &c, as follows :—: — . • ", ' Two-roomed house, with quarter-acre land ' " , ami good garden" 1 ' Eleven-roomed house, witb three-quarter-r t a. ore/ land <and 11-stalled stable Bh^Kßiniiih'ff and wheelwright's shop, con- •' ; taiuing 3 forges, .3* full sots tools, 2 ! I boring, machines, &(?.,- &c. ' ' Carpenter's shop, with 4 benches and tools , complete Painter's shop,' with tools, &c. to suit. "■ Also.paint mill. The whole as a going concern, or in lots to suit 'purchasers.' Fully 20 men have been rogularly employed during' the' last two years. „, . Also, ',•>''. '' 30 heavy 'drauguD glares 'arid' Geldirgs, three to seven years ' ■ 10 light harness and saddle Horses . ' i pair carriage Horses, 17 hands higb, ; m five years ' . . - , i l ; shoroiuglibred l Pony, by Duntroon ' B;fir&ji- f c|a.ss dairy, Cows ' 25*8tb're Cattle 10 Pigs.: 5 new farm drays % i ■ i 2 straw, drays 2 box-waggons 1" timber truck . '4- springcarts (grocer's or milk) i 3 'Whitechapel carts - ' 3 dogcarts - 2gigis - . 2 go-oar t« . '. i '3 doable-seated buggies | ' l.forougham2J3;h9rse grubbers, 1 d.f. plough, 2 swing " | " ploughs, 2 sets 4-leaf harrows, 1 drill - r plough, 1 corn crusher, 1 eight-horse . . _ J power portable engine, chaffcutter and , belting, 1 9ft Cambridge roller, 2 sledges, 3 water troughs, 12 sheepfeeding boxes, 12 field gates, 2 wheel>barrows, '2 seed and manure sowers, ' horse-power, 1 horse dray, 12 sets cart harness, 12 cart collars, 6 sets springcart harness, 30' sets cr<>Sß straps, 18 pairs plough chains, 12, saddles and bridles, 24 horse covers, 2 tarpaulins, 2000 sacks, 4 sets swingletrees, 2 feed bins, 1000 bags chaff, 200 bags oats, and a large quantity of sundries too numerous to mention. The sale will commence punctually at 11 o'clock, in order to get through the large number of lots ; and, as Mr Gamble has decided to retire' from the trade, everything will be offered for positive and unreserved sale * At EAST TAIERI, on FRIDAY, 3rd JUNE. Luncheon (at 1 o'clock) provided. JOHN GRINDLEY, 12my Auctioneer. THURSDAY, 19th MAY. GORE HORSE SALE. At Holland's Bazaar. ' IMPORTANT SALE OF DRAPGHT HORSES, LIGHT HARNESS HORSES, AND HACKS. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO. will hold their Next Horse Sale at above time and place, when they will offer about One Hundred Horses. Present Entries comprise : 48 Draughts, mostly young 13 unbroken Horses, mostly light 25 Hacks and light harness Horses. Also, cross-country Gelding, Victor. Further entries invited, 12my