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Otago Witness, Issue 2086, 15 February 1894, Page 25

Auctions. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. FREEHOLD AT BELLAMY STATION, Near Lawrence. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, & CO. (in conjunction with Me JOHN THOMPSON) are instructed to sell by public auction, in March, at Lawrence (if not disposed of by private treaty meantime), the following blocks of land, forming the unsold portion of the freehold of above station : Sections 25, 26, and 32, Block VI, Tuapeka, containing 158 a3r lOp. Sections 29, 30, 31, and 32, Block 111, Beaumont, consisting of, say, 1225 acres, together with small sections adjoining township of Dunkeld. About 34 acres are in oats. Sections 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7, Block 11, Beaumont, and Sections 1 and 58, Block 11, Tuapeka, containing 1245 acres, of which 400 acres are in English grass. Block XII and parts Blocks I, 11, and IX, Beaumont, 4433 a2c 12p, with 300 acres of magnificent farm on the river flat. Full particulars will appear in future advertisements. Terms. — Say, 25 per cent, cash (10 per centon fall of hammer) within one month from sale, 25 per cent, in 12 months, and 50 per cent, on mortgage for five years at 6£ per cent., with option of paying off afc any time on giving three months' notice to mortgagee. 15f IMPORTANT SALE Of First-class merino Sheep. At the Grange Yards, near Dunback. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, & CO. beg to intimate that they will hold, on a date to be intimated in neifc issue : SPECIAL AUCTION SALE of first-class Merino Sheep (not culls) at the Grange Estate Sheepyards (near Dunback), on the Property of A. B. Kitchener, Esq , when, among others, about 12,500 young Sheep (not culls) will be offered from the Shag Valley Station, by instructions ot A. D. Bell, Esq. This sale affords a rare opportunity for acquiring first-class young Merino Sheep, these being offered solely owing to approaching expiry of lease. The Sheep offered will comprise about 1800 two-tooth merino Ewes 500 four-tooth merino Eweß 2500 two-tooth merino Wethers 5500 four, six, and eight-tooth merino Wethers. Also, 2000 six and eight-tootli merino Ewes. Also from Jjouglauds Statiou, 1000 very go^d crossbred Wethers two, three, and four years old. 950 very fine crossbred Ewes, two, iUrtc, and four year.3 old. 950 splendid crossbred Latnb-i, mixed sexes. CENTRAL OTAGO STOCK SALES. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO. beg to intimate that their Sales for MARCH have been fixed as follows : TUESDAY, 6th March, at Leask's Yards, Ophir. WEDNESDAY, 7th March, at Caldwell's Yards, Wedderburn. THURSDAY, Bth March, at Cox's Yards, Kyeburn. FRIDAY, 9th March, at Hay's Yards, Deepdell Station. Macraes. Parties who intend offering stock at these sales arc requested to make their entries early. IMPORTANT SALE Of FREEHOLDS By PRIVATE CONTRACT. A RARE OPPORTUNITY For CAPITALISTS, INVESTORS, AND SPECULATORS. THE GREENVALE AND POPOTUNOA ESTATES (The Property of the late James Logan, Esq.). WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, & CO., favoured with instructions from the Executors of the lato James Logan, Esq., beg to intimate that these two valuable Estates have been placed in their hands for absolute sale, for delivery at an early date. Greenvale Estate, containing 22,600 acres (more or less) of freehold land, all contiguous, situated in the Tapanui district of Otago, is subdivided into 75 paddocks, with 140 miles of fencing, in good working order. Fifteen thousand acres are laid down in English grass, 400 acres under growing oats, 420 acres are uuder rye, and 2100 acres in turnips. The remaining 4400 acres are in excellent tussock. There are dwelling houses and all necessary | buildißgs complete. The homestead is situated within a mile and a-half of Kelso, a township on the Waipahi-Heriot line of railway, distant 71 miles from Invercargill and 99 from Dunedin. The south-west part of this Estate is about eight or nine miles from Waikaka siding, along a good flat road. Fair lignite coal shows on the surface in several places. Popotunoa Estate, close to Clinton township, consists of 10,740 acres or thereabouts of Freehold Land, divided into 37 paddocks, of which 6551 acres are laid down in English grass, 1250 acres are in turnips, 220 acres in oats, about 2590 acres in tussock, of which a great portion is surface sown with cocksfoot and clover, and 130 acres in preserved native bush. There are dwelling houses, with woolshed and all requisite outbuildings. The township of Clinton is on the Dunedin-Bluff railway, 74 miles from Dunedin. The Waipahi portion of the Estate comes within about a mile of Waipahi Railway station. Beautiful streams provide both Estates with a never-failing supply of water. For further particulars apply to WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, & CO., 6ja Dunedin and Gore. Postponement of Sale. OWING to late Shearing, STRONACH BROS. AND MORRIS have decided to postpone their opening Sale at WEDDERBURN until THURSDAY, March 15. Entries with MR JAS. CALDWELL, Wedderburn ; 15f Or, THE AUCTIONEERS, Dunedin.