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Otago Witness, Issue 2409, 3 May 1900, Page 33

Auo'iorsIMPORTANT LAND SALE. SATURDAY, 12th MAY, At 12 o'clock sharp. At the Gore Horse Bazaar. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, & GO. have received instructions from Alex. Murdoch, Esq., to sell by public auction, his well-known Farm, situated at Pyramids, in the Otama District, and containing 1180 ACRES SPLENDID AGRICULTURAL LAND, Subdivided into Five Farms, as follows : — Lot I.— Section 19, Block 111, Otama District, 230 a2r lip ; in English grass. Upset price, £7 per acre. Lot 2.— Section 20, Block 111, Otama District, 243 a2r ; 34- acres wheat stubble ; balance English grass. Upset price, £5 per acre. Lot 3. — Section 26, and part Section 21, Block 111, Olama District, 193 acres ; abotit 140 acres wheat, barley, and oat stubble 1 balance English grass. Upset price, £4 7s 6d per acre. "* Lot 4, —Section 22, Block 111, Otama District, 213 a3r ; in young grass. Upset price, £5 5s per acre. Lot s.— Part Section 21, Block 111, Otama District, 300 acres; about 150 acres wheat stubble ; balance English grass. Cottage, stable, sheep yards, dip, etc., on this lot. Upset price, £5 12s 6d per acre. Mr Murdoch reserves the right to withdraw this lot if any of the others are not sold. Thi? property has long besn recognised as one of the best blocks of land in the Gora district. -Tor wheat, barley, oats, turnips, or grass it cannot be surpassed.. It was first taken up by Mr Joseph Wauson, who held it until E>bout two years ago. It "was selected by him as the pick of the Knapdale estate when that estate was first cut up by the Crown. The property is splendidly situated, being only three miles by good metal road from the Riversdale and Pyramid railway stations. It is filso quite close to a school and dairy factory. As Mr Murdoch has to leave for the north to look after his properties the^e, he has made xip*his mind to sell, and to show that he means business has advertised his reserve prices. TERMS : Twenty-five per cent, cash (say. 10 per cent, on fall of hammer, balance within 14- days), 10 per ctSnt. in one year, and the balance in five years. Interest at 5 percent. Plans and further particulars on "application to • THE AUCTIONEERS, Gore, Dunedin, and Invercargill ; Or Mr MURDOCH, 19ap On the Property. LARGE CLEARING SALE, At Etalvale Station, ' Near Nightcaps. THURSDAY, 10th MAY, At Noon. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO. hove received instructions from H. M... Spencer, Esq., to sell by public auction, on above date, Tho Whole ,of his STOCK and PLANT on Etalvale Station, as follows :—: — SHEEP. 1975 6 and 8-todth Crossbred Ewes 626 4-tooth Maiden Crossbred Ewes 548 2-tootlv Maiden Crossbred Ewes 13-13 Crossbred Lambs 67 sttid 2, 4, 6, and 8-tooth Romney Ewes 83 Romney Marsh Rams, 2-tooUi upwards 555 2 and 4-tooth Crossbred We-tyers. 5267 CATTLE. 8 Cows 6 2-year-old Heifer 3 1 Shorthorn Bull 6 Calve_. HORSES. 4 draught Mares 1 draught Gelding 4 Hacks, Also, the celebrated hunter Dandy. IMPLEMENTS AND SUNDRIES. Waggon, dray, reaper and binder, double and single ploughs, tine narrows, tripod harrows, disc harrows, cultivator, drill (with grass seed box), horse-power (on traveller, with intermediate jchaffcutter), - woolpresses, bluegum hurdles, wire netting, sheep feeders, harness, pack saddles ; also, two % stacks oaten sheaves, containing 40 tons; and a large quantity of sun- ' , dries too numerous to mention. As Mr Sp&nce-r has sold his Run, everything is for absolute sale. Eor the. convenience of intending buyers, • conveyances will leave Nightccps for Etalvale afc 9 o'clock on the morning of the sale. Luncheon provided. late Advertisements. "O O R SALE. 100 ACRES GOOD TURNIPS; At KTTRI. To be Eaten off by the 31st- JULY. Apply toWALSH' BROS., K'uri Bush; Or, •' FARMERS' AGEJtfCY COMPANY, 3my • ' Dunedin. •" 103| ACEES" TO LET ON~SEVEN YEARS' LEASE. DONALD REID & CO., LIMITED, are instructed by Mrs J. Milne to let on lease for seven years her Farm of 103| acres, first-class land, situate . at East Taieri. The farm fronts the main south road, and the Owhiro railway station is on the property. This farm contains some of the best land in the Taieri, and having been carefully and generously farmed, it is" clean and in a high slate of fertility. Buildings — 8-roomed dwelling house, 5-slalled, stable, byre for 80 cows,, piggeries, barn, implement shed, garden, etc., etc. The abovg is one of the best farms in the Taieri district. Failing hqelth of the owner is tho only reason for it being offeretl to lease.