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| AuctionsWEDNESDAY, 31st MAY, At 2 o'clock. FOR SALE BY AUCTION. JAMES SAMSON .& CO. have been instructed to sell by auction, at the Council Chambers, Port Chalmers, on the 31st day of May, 1899, at 2 o'clock : The LEASE for 14 YEARS of all thafc PARCEL OF LAND, being Allotment numbered 32, BLOCK IV, North Harbour and Blueskin District, containing by admeasurement about 62 acres 3 roods 2 poles, which was leased to the late Mr Arthur Rollins. Upset Rental, 8s per acre per annum. No buildings are on the land, and no valuation is payable by thp incoming tenant. For further particulars, apply to TOWN CLERK, Port Chalmers ; Or to F. W. PLATTS, 3my Solicitor, Port Chalmers. THURSDAY, 11th MAY, •At 1 o'clock. JA. D U T~H IB & CO. • have been instructed by Henry Clark, Esq., to sell by auction, on the ground, Glenore (immediately before Mr M'Caw's displenishing sale), His PROPERTY containing 944 acres, with the Seven-roomed Dwelling and good outbuildings thereon. About 700 acres of this property are under cultivation, and it is all well fenced and subdivided. As the present tenant's lease has just expired, Mr Clark has decided to place a very low reserve upon it, as he does not intend to j again lease it. 27ap THURSDAY, 11th MAY, At 2 o'clock. JA. DUTHIE & CO. • have been instructed by Mr William M'Caw to sell by auction on the ground, Glenore, the "whole of his Stock and Implements, as follows :- 200 breeding Ewes, from 4-tooth upwards. 70 2-tooth Ewes and Wethers. 140 crossbred Lambs. 10 dairy Cows, in milk. 6 young Heifers and 1 Bull. 4 good draught Horses. 1 Adriance reaper and binder in good order. 1 8 feet Massey-Harris cultivator and sower, nearly new. 1 road dray. 1 double-furrow plough. ■ . One drill plough, grubber, harrows, two dozen hurdles, harness, and' about 45 acres of turnips, partly in drills, j As Mr M'Caw's lease has expired the whole j of the above will be sold without; reserve. i " » ■ ■ '■■ i ■■■ i Late Advertisements. « ■pOR PRIVATE SALE, FOUIR CHEAP FARMS. ! On the ; WAIRUNA ESTATE, NEAR CLINTON. No. 2 consists of 385 a2r 33p, in tussock. No. 3 consists of 273 alr 25p, in English grass. No 4 consists of 265 a3r 37p, in English, grass. No. 5 consist* of 288 aOr 38p, in English grass. These Farms are for bona fide sale, to close partnership accounts, at such reasonable prices ' that to practical men of moderate means their purchase .cannot fail to prove profitable. These farms are all well watered, and consist of deep, free soil, easily worked, and capable "of growing heavy crops of wheat, oats, turnips, and grass. Two of the Farms are in virgin state, and the others are laid down in permanent grass, and haye 'never been cropped. The farms are only three miles distant from the Wairuna railway siding and five ' miles from Clinton. Terms of payment are exceptionally easy. i Plans and other particulars on application WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, & CO., Land and Estate Agents, 27ap ■ Dunedin, Gore, and Invercargill. TVOTITE TO MEMERS Of OTAGO AND SOUTHLAND DIoTRICTS. mHE SOUTHLAND FROZEN MEAT A And PRODUCE EXPORT COMPANY (LIMITED) -. Are CASH BUYERS of PRIME MUTTON AND LAMB, Either by the Head on the Farm, or at pee Pound at the Works. Address particulars to Head Office, Invercargill. I JOHN M'QUEEN, ! 26ap Chairman. MEND YOUR OWN HARNESS AND BELTS, That constantly need Repairs, with Thomson's Slotted Eivets. O S, I 8 || || Q W!*> Use them. Save time in sending and waitipg. Stocked by all Ironmongers in boxes containing lib, or 1 gross.- If unobtainable a useful assort meat on receipt of 50s per parcel post. Age unwanted. Samples and prices mailed by writing. Sole Makers: BIFURCATED RIVET COMPANY, LTD., LONDON, ENGLAND. rrOIUST MONEY TO LEND ON FREE A HOLD SECURITY, In Largo or Small Sums, for long or chord periods, at LOWEST CURRENT RATES OB 1 INTEREST. CAIitAW & CtALItAWAYfI Solicitors, No. 2 Jetty street, Duneduv